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Operation Midnight Climax was a CIA funded program where they dosed up John's welcome to watchmojo and today we're looking at the spine chilling discoveries exposed by declassified files, sealed records and secrets that were never meant to get out.

And while I was asleep, they were shocking the heck out of me with electric shocks.

A global Web of elite access the 2026 Epstein files drop the unsettling part of the 2026 Epstein files release was not that Jeffrey Epstein knew powerful people.

It was the sheer scale of what the Justice Department suddenly pushed into public view.

On January 30, 2026, DOJ released more than 3 million pages along with 2,000 videos and 180,000 images tied to the Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell investigations.

In February, the rollout itself became controversial with concerns over redactions and the exposure of women whose identities were supposed to be protected.

Their lawyers had submitted a letter earlier this week saying that they needed to resolve these issues and remove any identifying information.

You'll remember that there were a plethora of material of names, photos, other identifying information that was not redacted properly.

They have a list of 350 survivors names and they want that material corrected.

Fallout affected nearly 100 women while the Justice Department also reviewed whether some Epstein related records had been improperly withheld.

In other words, even years after Epstein's death, the case still looked chaotic and complete and disturbingly mishandled.

I feel like that's a fear for all of us along this whole process is no matter how much we get released, is there always going to be something that wasn't released or handled or corrected or followed up on?

A toxic legacy passed through generations.

Agent Orange the family are certain they are victims of a chemical curse from the war their father fought decades ago.

From 1962 to 1971, the US military sprayed nearly 19 million gallons of herbicides over Vietnam under Operation Ranch Hand, including at least 11 million gallons of agent Orange.

The goal was military strip away jungle cover, expose enemy positions and wreck crops.

But the consequences didn't stay in the war zone and they didn't end when the fighting did.

Agent Orange was contaminated with TCDD dioxin, an extremely toxic compound.

And over time, the health fallout became impossible to ignore.

There was nothing like this in our families before, and

yet I've had three children and two of them have suffered very severely.

I think only Agent Orange can be blamed for our children's conditions.

Veterans reported cancers, diabetes, nerve damage Parkinson's disease and other serious illnesses.

The Department of Veterans affairs now recognizes a long list of presumptive conditions tied to exposure, and

it also recognizes spina bifida in certain biological children of exposed Vietnam veterans.

At a table in his Northside Youngstown home, Fred Marshall today retold the story of his years during the Vietnam War where he was based in Thailand, which was often sprayed with Agent Orange.

Trafficking in the shadows of US intelligence, CIA covert operations.

The Dark alliance referred to the allegiance between these Contra drug traffickers and the gangs of Los Angeles.

Who are their main customers and who are the Contras?

The Contras were former Somoza supporters, former Somoza military officers who had been kicked out of Nicaragua in 1979 and were trying to retake the country with the aid of the CIA.

The CIA has never admitted to running a giant illicit empire.

But investigations and internal reviews gave real weight to claims that anti communist priorities sometimes brought the agency into deeply compromised territory.

The most famous example came out of the Iran Contra era when journalist Gary Webb argued that Contra linked cocaine networks helped feed the trade of crack cocaine in in Los Angeles, while the US backed the anti Sandinista insurgency in Nicaragua.

When you had all this cheap cocaine going into South Central Los Angeles right at the time people were figuring out how to take this powder cocaine and turn it into crack, you had sort of a collision of historical events in a very odd place.

And what happened from that was you had the spread of crack nationwide because the gangs spread nationwide.

The gangs, after the LA market got saturated, took this to other cities and set up crack markets in other cities that didn't have them.

Webb's reporting was heavily debated, but

the CIA's own Inspector General later acknowledged that the agency had relationships with people and entities tied to the Contra effort who were also implicated in narcotics trafficking.

I think there was a lot of evidence to suggest that this occurred.

The problem is when you retract it, it buries it forever.

And the issue is like radioactive now and nobody will touch it again.

A secret war on American descent cointelpro he was taking steps to internationalize the black man's struggle and to take it to the United nations, to take it diplomatically to the other countries around the world so that meaningful pressure could be brought to bear on the United States government and to force them to let his people go.

This shocking FBI program ran from 1956 to 1971 and as later investigations showed, its purpose was to expand expose, disrupt, misdirect, discredit, or otherwise neutralize groups the Bureau saw as dangerous.

The targets included civil rights groups, anti war activists, black liberation movements, the Communist Party USA, and

We must also realize that the problems of racial injustice and economic injustice cannot be solved without a radical redistribution of political and economic power.

In King's case, the FBI wiretapped him, tried to damage his reputation, and

sent an infamous anonymous letter that read as psychological torment.

By the time the church committee dug into this in the 1970s, it was clear that this went way beyond a few overzealous agents.

We're talking forged letters, whisper campaigns, planted stories, informants, and

tactics designed to turn people against each other from the inside.

We can step back from it and say, regardless of their success, whether they were the ones who pulled the trigger.

This gives us an idea of what their intent was, what they were willing to do, what their political viewpoint was, and

what ends and what unconstitutional and violent ends they were willing to adopt and use in order to reach their goal, which was to destroy progressive movements.

Children's remains used for fallout research Project Sunshine, the energy that generates the heat of the sun and operates the solar system comes under the will of humankind.

Project Sunshine started in 1953 under the atomic Energy Commission as part of an effort to understand how radioactive fallout from nuclear testing, especially Strontium 90, was building up in the human body.

Records later showed that the project relied on the collection of bones and tissue from the dead, including infants and children, often without real family knowledge or consent.

Samples came from hospitals, morgues and international partners, which makes the whole thing feel even more sprawling and impersonal.

One record noted that researchers were especially interested in the bones of very young children and described such material as easy to obtain in the United States.

There were also references to a baby sampling program, which is just one of those phrases that makes your skin crawl on sight.

Army cameras six miles away record the historic explosion.

This is the end result of years spent on research and production of feverish scientific laborers to harness atomic power.

Ahead of the enemy, luminous smoke rises eight miles in the air.

From another angle, still six miles away, another picture of the atomic eruption.

Nazi scientists welcomed into America Operation Paperclip.

Nazi scientists, some of them tied to war crimes, including horrific concentration camp experiments brought to the US In a secret program to advance American security interests during the Cold War.

In it sounds like the plot of a film drama, but

it actually happened and on a large scale.

After World War II, the United States wanted German scientific expertise before the Soviets could grab it first.

Truman approved the expanded program in September 1946, and

more than 1,600 German scientists, engineers and technicians eventually ended up in the US Arguably the most famous was Wernher von Braun, who later became a towering figure in the American space program.

With World War II at an end, both the United States and Russia selected the cream of the Reich's rocket scientists and put them at work to continue their research in the new field of missiles.

Men like Wernher von Braun in the US Once released from the grip of the Nazi regime, made fantastic strides toward perfecting the new science.

But the deeper story is a lot uglier than the triumphal version people are inclined to tell.

Von Braun's V2 program relied on forced labor at Mittlewerk, where prisoners from the Mittlebau Dora concentration camp complex suffered and died in horrific conditions.

Arthur Rudolph, another key figure, was also later scrutinized for his wartime role.

Hundreds of cases the Air Force couldn't explain.

And who do you think the top Germans were?

Yeah, they were coveted by Hitler, Himmler, Goering, you know.

I mean, there were guys that we grabbed out of the docks at Nuremberg.

Literally hundreds of cases the Air Force couldn't explain.

Project Blue Book, the Air Force's files on UFO sightings is released, and guess who's in the report?

These files, termed Project Blue book, shows reported UFO sightings back in May 1964 at the Asheville School for Boys, a local private school.

Included are sketches and detailed firsthand accounts of at least five different sightings.

Project Blue Book was the Air Force's official UFO investigation program, based at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio and running until December 17, 1969.

Officially, the conclusion was neat and tidy.

No evidence of extraterrestrial vehicles, no threat to national security.