Relevancy: Geffen is always where the pedos are. The first thousand times it could be a coincidence, but then you have to wonder. I mean, why did he stick with Bryan Singer and help fun DEN Entertainment? Weren't there any non-creeps involved in show biz? This post is about how sexually-confused Geffen amassed a fortune. The story connects an affair with Cher, a bitter war with Sonny Bono, Bono's untimely death that some say was murder, and allegations of drugs for guns and a border guard scandal all of which are pertinent to pizzagate because he used the money to prop up the cabal abusing kids. Just ask Marc-Collins Rector.

The year is 1973. The Sonny and Cher show is riding high in the ratings, but the marriage is over. Does some little bastard smell money? My guess is yes because in 1973, this happens:

http://www.zimbio.com/Cher+Dating+History/articles/pHRWeN6M_bI/Cher+dated+David+Geffen

1. Cher dated David Geffen 1973 - 1974

Cher and music exec David Geffen were involved while Cher was separated from her husband Sonny Bono. She and David talked about marriage, but they ended their relationship before Cher's divorce was complete.

There's stupid bitch named Cher and all the money she can generate IF the contract she signed with her then husband Sonny would just go away. But that takes a little convincing. Then there's the OFFICIAL story that the press will tell. It's this:

https://nypost.com/2000/02/25/cher-tore-geffens-heart-out-dumped-bi-guy-mogul-for-allman-bio/

CHER TORE GEFFEN'S HEART OUT

Doubtful since there's no heart to rip out. It's more like this story ... but you still have to read between the lines:

http://www.nytimes.com/books/first/k/king-operator.html

The Operator

David Geffen Builds, Buys, and Sells the New Hollywood

The Roxy had its grand opening on September 20, 1973. It was to be a major success and broke Doug Weston's monopolistic hold on the Los Angeles club scene. It was quite an achievement for a man who was only thirty years old.

But on that night, something happened to Geffen that was far more important than any business deal he had ever consummated. He found true love, but one that would eventually almost crush him. ,,,

Geffen had met Cher more than ten years previously at Phil Spector's studio, where she was a backup performer. As her star ascended, he had once tried unsuccessfully to convince her to record a Jackson Browne song. But tonight he was seeing her in a different light, and love was in the air. ...

Sonny Bono and Cher were at that moment the most popular TV couple in America, thanks to the success of their CBS variety series, The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour. Now in its third season, the show was a ratings powerhouse, and the couple was wowing viewers with silly sketches and rollicking renditions of their saccharine hit "I Got You Babe." They broke box-office records when they played Las Vegas and had earlier that year appeared on the Academy Awards....

After a moment, Lou Adler arrived, and soon joined Cher and Geffen in the dining room. Geffen was funny, Cher thought, and she laughed at his jokes. Adler soon excused himself to check on things at the Roxy.

After dinner, Geffen and Cher retired to the living room. There, America's beloved TV comedienne opened up her heart and spilled a host of painful secrets she had been keeping for months. Her marriage to Sonny Bono, she said, was in tatters. On television, Sonny and Cher appeared to be the perfect couple. Off camera, however, they were barely civil to each other. They had moved into separate wings of the Carolwood house and now exchanged few words.

Cher told Geffen that Bono was a dictator who had made her life a living hell. He had destabilized her to the point that she could hardly eat or sleep. She was anemic and had been driven so hard by the grind of TV tapings, Las Vegas engagements, and recording sessions that she frequently fell ill. From time to time, the exhaustion forced her to be hospitalized. ...

After a moment, Lou Adler arrived, and soon joined Cher and Geffen in the dining room. Geffen was funny, Cher thought, and she laughed at his jokes. Adler soon excused himself to check on things at the Roxy.

After dinner, Geffen and Cher retired to the living room. There, America's beloved TV comedienne opened up her heart and spilled a host of painful secrets she had been keeping for months. Her marriage to Sonny Bono, she said, was in tatters. On television, Sonny and Cher appeared to be the perfect couple. Off camera, however, they were barely civil to each other. They had moved into separate wings of the Carolwood house and now exchanged few words.

Cher told Geffen that Bono was a dictator who had made her life a living hell. He had destabilized her to the point that she could hardly eat or sleep. She was anemic and had been driven so hard by the grind of TV tapings, Las Vegas engagements, and recording sessions that she frequently fell ill. ...

Geffen told Cher that she had to demand that Bono tear down Cher Enterprises. There could be no deal, Geffen said, unless Bono agreed to start anew with contracts that gave Sonny and Cher equal votes in setting the agenda and freedom to do outside projects. ....

Geffen hired Milton A. "Mickey" Rudin, a fierce Hollywood attorney known for the work he had done for Frank Sinatra and Lucille Ball. He told Rudin that Cher never meaningfully assented to the terms of the contract. He also maintained there was an obvious conflict of interest with Spiegel representing both Bonos, now that their marriage was collapsing. ,,,

Back in Los Angeles, Mickey Rudin drew up divorce papers charging Bono with causing "involuntary servitude." Cher held that Bono "unlawfully dominated and controlled my business interests and career."

Bono was shocked at Cher's accusations and believed that she and Geffen had manufactured the notion of him as a slave master simply as a public-relations ploy. He countersued Cher for fourteen million dollars, demanding damages for the projected earnings that he would lose as a result of a split. Bono next dropped a thirteen-million-dollar lawsuit on Geffen, charging him with interfering with his contractual relationship with his wife and seeking a temporary restraining order.

As the legal wrangling was going on, Geffen was talking to CBS, promising that if the network would release Cher from her contractual obligations, he would return to negotiate a new solo show the minute she was ready to work again. CBS had no choice: Without Cher, there was no TV program. They decided to pull the plug on the show, avoid a costly legal fight, and cross their fingers that Geffen would keep his word.

News of the separation made the front pages of many papers across the nation. Sonny Bono's life with Cher was coming to an end. But his battles with David Geffen were just beginning. ....

To sum up, Cher was hurting and Geffen fed her a stupid line to explain him being. Yeah, the right woman will change that ... No, the MONEY will change it! And if he had to screw the Pope, he would have done so. I'd also like to point out that Sonny & Cher's daughter Chastity was three of four at the time (born on March 4, 1969). Remember when we all thought that transgenders were just born that way? No, it seems they're shaped by interfering monsters. It's what locks are for. Then there's Cher and the very real possibility that she sold her out. Why do I say that? Well, because the affair with Geffen culminated in Cher getting a BUTTERFLY tattooed on her butt.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/grammys-cher-david-geffen-289539

Geffen called the contract "slave labor."

In short order, he had her quit The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour. She separated from Bono and in time for the Grammys had a butterfly tattooed on her posterior to celebrate her emancipation.

https://imgur.com/a/Rm6ZwImgur Album

A Monarch butterfly? Was Chastity the sacrifice though? She looked so much like Sonny and there was fame waiting for Cher. And because of her deal with the The Devil, she's received the de rigueur Oscar all these whores receive -- even though she's the worst actress in the world. And the PR machine churns out stories of Cher's conquests even though she's admits to being a lesbian. But the affairs she's sad to have had provide a cover for such stars as Tom Cruise. But let's get back to Geffie.

From the above link, there's a synopsis of how he pulled off the miracle of starting an empire.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/grammys-cher-david-geffen-289539

The 1974 Grammys were a heady night for David Geffen. He had risen meteorically in the record industry during the previous half-decade, and that night he had a major star on his arm: Cher.

In the late 1960s, Geffen had entered the music publishing side of the business when, as singer-songwriter Laura Nyro's manager, he created a publishing company for her songs. That was his first big break as a businessman. He sold the company to CBS for $4.5 million in stock in 1969. Geffen got half, and that allowed him to form Asylum Records with a roster that would come to include Joni Mitchell and the Eagles.

Don Henley? Joni Mitchell? In the other link, you'll see Linda Ronstadt mentioned (along with Elton John). Yup, this is proof that the conjecture about Henley being the A-lister singer in CDAN's article as true. This article:

http://www.crazydaysandnights.net/2017/11/blind-item-1-he-made-millions-from.html?m=1

Blind Item #1 - He Made Millions From Raping Young Girls - Himmmm

Running out of room. Will start Part II