Matt Ehret
Canadian journalist and historian, author of the Clash of the Two Americas series, known for connecting 19th-century secret societies to contemporary geopolitics.
Circuit updated September 14, 2026
- Matt Ehret says cosmic rays, not human CO2, are the real causes of climate change
“It's about the the real causes of climate change.” 1:26
- Matt Ehret says Jacques Cousteau wanted to eliminate 350,000 people a day
“Well, also he's he's got this obsession with global depopulation. I think he's 200 million people should be all all that is permitted under a healthy society that's in equilibrium with nature.” 5:03
- Matt Ehret says the CIA shaped the National Enquirer to seed a one-world alien religion
“Yeah, the CIA funded the National Enquirer. It Well, it it it it shaped the National Enquirer.”
- Matt Ehret says Majestic 12 is fake because its typewriter and Truman signatures give it away
“Majestic 12 is provably also a forgery. It's not real.” 13:13
- Matt Ehret says God letting Satan cause evil for a greater good is coping
“maybe we have to do that then have faith rather than stopping rather than doing the proactive thing which is to stopping the rape and stopping the murder.” 7:51
- Matt Ehret says 'Ku Klux' is Greek for 'circle,' making the KKK a straight rebrand of the Confederate secret society that killed Lincoln
“Probably. I mean, he was an actor, and they really like actors cuz they're already kind of habituated to go into outer body experiences states. So, they're much more conducive to sculpting.” 7:49
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“I think it's to blur people's idea of reality and fiction cuz there was a lot of like useful um there were useful articles and investigations often published in the pages of the National Enquirer infused in with total creative writing and fiction.”
Matt Ehret · Danny Jones Podcast -
“that seems more like coping than anything. Yeah, a sense of self disempowerment maybe and you just have to come up with some meta like sacred story that will give you a reason to go to bed at night with a clear conscience”
Matt Ehret · Danny Jones Podcast -
“Well, also he's he's got this obsession with global depopulation. I think he's 200 million people should be all all that is permitted under a healthy society that's in equilibrium with nature.”
Matt Ehret · Danny Jones Podcast -
“Probably. I mean, he was an actor, and they really like actors cuz they're already kind of habituated to go into outer body experiences states. So, they're much more conducive to sculpting.”
Matt Ehret · Danny Jones Podcast -
“again it comes out of this this second law thermodynamics obsession that is the artifact of extrapolating the heat engine like dynamics onto the whole universe”
Matt Ehret · Danny Jones Podcast -
“He couldn't get published anymore. He couldn't get grants, couldn't get anything because he wouldn't shut up about his research which was very peer reviewed.”
Matt Ehret · Danny Jones Podcast
Matt Ehret says cosmic rays, not human CO2, are the real causes of climate change
On the Danny Jones Podcast, Ehret revives the Henrik Svensmark cosmic-ray theory and says the scientist was professionally punished for challenging the CO2 consensus.
Matt Ehret says Jacques Cousteau wanted to eliminate 350,000 people a day
The Danny Jones Podcast swerves from Epstein island symbolism into Cousteau, Atlantis, and a very ugly population-control quote.
Matt Ehret says the CIA shaped the National Enquirer to seed a one-world alien religion
The claim is wonderfully lurid, and also a perfect example of how a real Cold War fact can become a cosmic corkboard theory in about 90 seconds.
Matt Ehret says Majestic 12 is fake because its typewriter and Truman signatures give it away
The UFO disclosure debate gets a paperwork problem, then turns into a full CIA myth-management theory.
Matt Ehret says God letting Satan cause evil for a greater good is coping
On Danny Jones Podcast, Ehret pushed back on a Carmelite theory of Satan by arguing that divine permission for rape, murder, and genocide sounds less like theology than a bedtime story for the powerless.
Matt Ehret says 'Ku Klux' is Greek for 'circle,' making the KKK a straight rebrand of the Confederate secret society that killed Lincoln
A Canadian historian walks into a podcast and explains that John Wilkes Booth was probably Manchurian-Candidated in Montreal, and that the KKK is just the Golden Circle with a new logo.