The Boule', Black Greek Frats & Freemason Celebrities Exposed PT 2

My name is Sam McCrinshaw. The name of my fraternity is the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated. I am DeMarco Morgan, a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated. My name is Jesley McNeil. My name is Sam McCrinshaw. The name of my fraternity is the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated. And we do like this. I do! I say! I'm Donna Lowry with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated. So we decided on that day that we would go no other way. We cracked Destination A.K.A. Destination A.K.A. I am Blaine Alexander. I'm one of the reporters in 11 Alive. And I am also a Dynamic Diva, a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta. Dynamic Diva, a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated. I'm Karen Greer. We may belong to different houses, but we're all a part of the same trusted family. 11 Alive. Our fleet is his name. He's a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. And they've adopted the Atomic Dog as their dance. Now let's take a look. Do we have it? Turn it on the crowd! Even though Michigan's three and four, the crowd loves this guy. We have a member of the Omega Psi Phi... I was... Did we? I've seen that dance. Do you? I've seen you do it. No, I have tried to do it badly. Every Omega man, if they hear that song, they can't help themselves. Members of the Sigma Tau Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha celebrated the first ever event. They gave away nearly $30,000 in scholarships and donations to organizations like the American Heart Association, American Cancer Society, and Habitat for Humanity. The group also handed out several $2,500 scholarships to high school seniors. The money was raised throughout the year, and members say they just wanted to help others. Our own Tisha Powell, an AKA member herself, served as emcee. We've got some breaking news and a deadly double shooting near a Richmond high school. Police have now identified the victim. Good evening, I'm Bill Fitzgerald. I'm Candace Burns. New tonight at 6, Shelby Brown is... It all happened in Delaware County today. Good afternoon, I'm Chris Mann. I'm Jessica Dean. Right now, a manhunt is underway for the girl's abductor. We do know that Darren Haynes is successful tonight in sending a message. That is true. I'm wearing my gold boots. My frat brothers of Omega Psi Phi were celebrating 100 years today, and I told them... I only get one chance. If it's 200 years, I don't think I'll be alive. No, maybe not. I'm wearing our gold boots celebrating our manhood scholarship perseverance and uplift. Very nice, sir. I know you don't understand, but just say... Congratulations for all 100 years. Just say, be out. I'm sorry? Just say, be out. Be out. Everybody else understands that. This is one of the powerful ways that conversational hypnosis and NLP creates powerful changes in people. Because a neurolinguistic programmer, somebody who understands how the brain actually processes information, can talk to you at one level and be activating you on another. In the context we're in here, it's a very good thing. In the context of the people running the country, not so good. The most prehistoric, the most primal, the most powerful part of you is your reptile brain. The Russian psychologists call this your paleocortex. It is the part of you that works in primal drives. Food, family, fighting, fleeing, fornicating. It's the part of you that works in terms of primal drives. It's driving the bus. This is why every now and then you'll hear me make an off-color remark. It's not just because I want to be vulgar. It's because every time I stimulate the reptile brain, I get 20 more minutes of attention. And I need your attention. I need you to understand this. Wrapped around your reptile brain is another layer. It's called your limbic system or your mammalian brain. This is your emotional brain. This is the part of you that generates feelings. There's a subset of lawyers in this country, some of whom I've trained, and they practice a system called reptile. And it's all based on how to speak and present to the reptile brain. And they are winning multi, multi-million dollar lawsuits using it. There's a whole field called neuromarketing, which is all about presenting information in a way that the reptile brain has to respond to. This is Dantalion Jones. Today I'm going to discuss how to use a simple technique called pacing and leading. To influence and persuade. This will be one of your greatest tools of mind control. Let's begin by understanding what is the difference between a pace and a lead. A pace is a statement that is true. Something all parties would agree to being true without dispute. All of the following statements are paces. You are watching a video. Your eyes are open. You're listening to my voice. All these things are true and can't easily be argued. And as a result, they are accepted. When you state several things that are paces in a row, the mind of the subject gets into a pattern of accepting what is being said. That's the perfect time to introduce a lead or leading statement. A lead or leading statement is something that you want to be accepted by your subject. It's what you want them to accept without judgment. And it's something they could dispute. Now, here's the formula that I recommend. Three pacing statements followed by a leading statement. You are attacking Hillary Clinton for the sexual past and indiscretions of her husband. Calling her an enabler. We have a panel of independent voters. They are smart as heck. And most of them don't like it. They see it as a distraction. They see it as hypocritical coming from you. And mostly, they see it as potential proof that you may have no real ideas to offer as president. What is your thinking on this line of attack? Well, this is a nice way to start off the interview. First of all, you should congratulate me for having won the race. I thought, you know, at least it'd be a small congratulations. But I'm not surprised with CNN because that's the way they treat Trump. It's the, you know, they call it the Clinton network and I believe that. So, you know, let's start off right there. Mr. Trump, I did congratulate you the last time we spoke. I said congratulations on winning the big race. What are you going to do going forward? But you made the, no, no, no, no. Hold on, hold on. Let's get this off on the right foot. I'm trying to address what you're putting out. You start off with a question. We haven't spoken. Last week, toward the end, I was the, essentially the nominee of the party. And you start off with this question, which is not surprising. Because I understand CNN perhaps a lot better than you do. Okay, okay. Let's, let's, you know what? You're right. Sometimes it's good to restart. Here's the restart. You are going to be your party's nominee by all accounts. You are going to carry the standard for this party. You have said that once you get into the general, people will see what you have to offer. The first thing that you've come out with, hot and heavy, out of the box, are these attacks on Hillary Clinton. That wasn't the first thing I've come out with. My first thing I came out with, if you watched, was trade. We're making horrible trade deals. We're losing our jobs. We're losing our manufacturing. It's trade. Channel 7 Eyewitness News. With Liz Cho and David Navarro. And Lee Goldberg with the exclusive AccuWeather forecast. Eyewitness News. First at 4. An 87-year-old Franklin Park resident got a surprise. A defamation lawsuit from the mayor of his village. Her family now demanding answers. Good evening, everyone. At 11 o'clock, I'm Bill Ritter. And I'm Shirley Nellica, in for Sade, the family of Louis Mata. Tonight, 20-year-old Zachary Hayes remains in police custody at a hospital in Madison, Wisconsin. He is charged with Joukowsky's murder. Live in the newsroom, Audrina Biggis, CBS2 News. Good thing to see. And it's nice. Another nice-feeling day. Another nice-feeling day. All right. Good to meet you. Following a developing story in Manhattan, the search continues for a Columbia University student who's been missing for more than a week. Her family is coming together in a desperate attempt to find her. CBS2's Magdalena Doris is live in Morningside Heights this morning with the latest. Magdalena? Good evening. I'm Cindy Hsu. A priest says it felt like a nightmare racing to the church as the intense fire destroyed more than a century of history in just a few hours. CBS2's Brian Conibear joins us live from Chelsea with more on this breaking news. Brian? Iowa News reporter Lucy Yang on the scene with breaking details. Back here in our area, Mayor de Blasio is speaking for the first time today since federal and state prosecutors and top aides and advisers in a growing fundraising scandal. Only on CBS2, a 12-year-old girl who's in the hospital is bringing out the softer side of a local fraternity house. CBS2's Christine Lazar shows us how the college guys are helping to make her stay a little brighter. Free storm punch this week. The latest system is lingering, sweeping in colder temperatures and getting local washes and riverbeds flowing. Shooting and killing that officer is also hospitalized tonight. That's where Fox 4's Mary Pulley has the latest on the situation underway in the Kansas City, Missouri area. Mary? Yeah, Phil, and as you know, this comes as folks are rushing home during rush hour, making for some very inconvenient detours. Good evening, everyone. I'm Calvin Hughes. And I'm Janine Sandwood. In for Lori Jennings, Local 10 News at 5 starts right now. And we're now hearing from other people who know the baby's mother and the circumstances leading up to her death. Local 10's Nikki Mohan has the latest. From its trending list, ABC's Rebecca Jarvis is here to tell us more. Good morning, Rebecca. That's right, Robin. Good morning. And this is the CEO and founder of Facebook speaking out for the first time. It is Friday, and that means it's time for Hometown Tailgate. Let's go out to Mark, Kristen, and John at Booker T. Hi there, Kim. She already started. We're on there. We'll see Alexis' beautiful face on the news. We'll see you the next time news breaks and today at noon. Good morning, just after nine on Saturday, March 26th. I'm Brittany McGraw. And I'm meteorologist Kevin Benson. Thanks for tuning in to Channel 11. You seem to stay angry for months. Yeah. Was that real or was that strategy? Well, I'm a real person. I don't say, oh, gee, I'm angry tonight, but tomorrow you're my best friend. See, I do have a theory that I'm doing this particular interview. I have great respect for you that you were able to call me and say, let's get together and let's talk. To me, I would not have done that. I'm tracking a drop in temperatures tonight, but I'm already on our next chance of snow. I'll show you where we have a winter storm watch already issued. She is not the only person killed from a tree branch falling in the same town. Hi, I'm Elizabeth Hopkins. If you think every Fed meeting should be a live meeting, how come the tenure is only at 1.7 percent? Christina, so you think they might have missed their window? Well, certainly it would have been optimal to move earlier. But having said that, it's not too late. Poor David. However, even if you can explain those numbers to someone like Bill Gross, we're still dangerously on the precipice here of collapse. New tonight, police say they believe the search for this missing woman has ended in a gruesome way. Investigators say they think they found her in Richland County. Thank you for joining us this evening. I'm Kristen Hartman. And I'm Jerry. Work on a huge construction project at the University of Utah is on hold this afternoon following a surprising discovery this morning. Yeah, a mystery. That surprise was buried several feet underground, a possible burial site. We begin tonight in Pike County where search efforts today for a missing teenager are intensifying. The body of a young man whose remains were found recently. Well, I can tell you that a man's body was found around 6 o'clock, and I can tell you there is still a criminal investigation underway right now. We're at the corner of Kenwick Circle and Oxford Road right in front of the Seminole County Library. She was found this weekend in her own backyard, and now police are trying to get to the bottom of it. The sheriff's office says a dead body was stashed inside a barrel, and they've charged Robert Wozniak with that fine. WDBJ 7's Shane Dwyer is here with the latest on the investigation. If you take the time to watch the hands of people on the news, in particular, you will see the crona, which is where the index finger and the little finger are sticking out. When someone does that signal, the crona is a sign of the horned disc. This is a satanic, masonic symbol. It is a secret hand signal. Like the Book of Proverbs says that he who signals with the fingers is planning evil. Now let's look at the hand signals. The hand signal on the right hand is doing a symbol which was done by the Nazis and also by Winston Churchill. Those of you who thought that Winston Churchill was a hero, well, I'm sorry, it doesn't appear that he was so because there is a worldwide conspiracy run by the Masons and they are plotting to silence him. The sign on the left hand is a sign of the horned disc. It is a satanic sign. Therefore, again, this cannot possibly be Jesus Christ. This sign is also at the top of Alexander Palace on the female angel. As you know, female angels do not exist. They are Nephilim. They are an abomination. And here you have Jesus Christ, allegedly Jesus Christ, doing the same sign as an abomination. On the left hand on this painting, look at the positioning of the fingers. That is the Masonic M. And we're back with more from economist Paul Craig Roberts. Now, in the second half of our discussion, I spoke with Roberts about gold, both physical and paper. The pointing finger, the forefinger, is called the finger of Jupiter. And you will see Masons, Illuminati, Pagans, Wiccans, Druids in lots of pictures. You can just look them up on Google yourself. Making a one finger point upwards, or perhaps downwards. Hello there, I'm Erin Aide. This is Boom Bust. And these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. Hello there, I'm Erin Aide. This is Boom Bust. This is Boom Bust. And these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today. Starts right now. Good evening everyone. Boom Bust. ...to a three-judge panel, but under oath, Jenkins says his body might have committed these murders, but he says he simply cannot remember them. Now leaving court today, we heard Jenkins say what he says are words from Egyptian gods, even hearing demands from Lucifer. First up, we're talking about debt. A defamation lawsuit from the mayor of his village. Mayor Barrett Peterson is suing the man because he passed along an e-mail containing accusations the mayor says are absolutely untrue. And that news straight from Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine. Just moments ago, his office leading the investigation into the deaths of John Crawford and Angela Williams. Both died the night of August 5th. Police were called to that Walmart on reports that Crawford was waving a gun inside. Police shot and killed him after he reportedly refused to drop the weapon, which later turned out to be a pellet rifle. Williams died from a medical condition during the ordeal. And we have left-team coverage for you of the late-breaking details. We start with Brooke Moore in reaction from Crawford's family. Combined, the officers who shot the suspect have nearly 40 years of experience. President Obama joins the world in mourning the death of Prince. The president called him, quote, one of the most gifted and prolific musicians of our time. CBS2's Jill Nicolini looks back at the career of a music legend. Rivers died this afternoon surrounded by family and friends at Mount Sinai Hospital. She was rushed there last Thursday after going into cardiac arrest. Her throat. Good morning. Officers recovered bags of heroin and arrested four people overnight, all of whom had possession charges in the past. The NYPD told us it is investigating whether there is any connection between the four people and the drugs found at Hoffman's apartment. I just want to play this for you off of my phone. Like I said, it just came in. I'm going to play it for you twice, and you're going to have to possibly turn up your volume to listen. So let's try it first. Just a six-second file. I'm going to play it one more time. And you're listening to basically sound recorded from an underwater listening device, a hydrophone. I've been telling you for two years that Islamic extremists are determined to kill you and telling you for months that ISIS is coming for you. There's this one officer that you saw with me who is physically pushing people. The one here to the left with the gray hair, this officer right here, physically pushing people out of the way. One of the older officers. CNN's Don Lemon is joining us now live from Ferguson. What's the mood like, Ferguson? What's the mood like there, Don? I think we're about to be arrested because we're standing on the sidewalk and you said you want to— Move out of the way, sir. Move! I'm not going to resist a police officer. So I'm being pushed back by the police officer. You can see this is exactly what the citizens have been dealing with. What the citizens have been dealing with. Now you see why people are so upset here.