I got a different take on what he said. But first let me say i think he's clearly not a lone ranger riding by himself. He has protection from someone or some organization. My personal opinion is everybody on the net putting out "insider information" is working an angle of some sort. Working for somebody or some organization, or some cause, or at least a hanger on, or paid informant for somebody. I will make exception for some of the reporters or lawyers or whatever that turn up dead. And some of them probably had some cover but it turned out not be good enough. And some of them like Seth Rich might just be sipping a Pina Colada on a beach down in South America with Tim McVeigh. To a great extent this is all being scripted or at least manipulated to whatever degree the uber powerful are able. About Podesta and pizzagate he clarified by saying that he didn't mean it was nothing, but possibly some push back against Podesta, the sort of thing that's arranged to jack somebody down a notch and keep him in check. I listen to liars daily. I know they are liars, whether they have been deceived, or misunderstand the situation, or just plain want to mislead on a particular issue. The good liars tell mostly truth so they can't be proven wrong so easily. Do i trust everything Webb says? Hell no, not any more than Alex Jones or any other high profile "truther." But i listen to what they all have to say, then sift the wheat from the chaff. It's the only way to get the puzzle pieces to see what fits and what doesn't. Yeah in one sense this whole friggin mess is what Webb calls "a school play" because it is controlled and manipulated by Davos, and Builderberg, and The Club of Rome, and the Intel Agencies, and all the rest to the greatest extent they are able. And i think they have their own individual outcomes they are working toward. It is a riddle, inside a mystery, wrapped in an enigma. It takes lots of listening, and lots of sifting, and lots of seeing what adds up and what doesn't. It ain't as simple as white hats vs. black hats. At least that's my take on it.