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BlackRock CEO Says Trillions for Data Centers Must Come From Pension Accounts

Julian Dorey Daily · #432 - Jared Kushner LIES, Trump Phone Calls & Roman Empire DATA CENTERS | Julian Dorey · June 6, 2026
BlackRock CEO Says Trillions for Data Centers Must Come From Pension Accounts
Julian Dorey Daily
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#432 - Jared Kushner LIES, Trump Phone Calls & Roman Empire DATA CENTERS | Julian Dorey
"So much of this money, not just the project, is going to be coming from the private sector, from savings. Savings accounts, from pension accounts, from insurance companies, on and on and on."
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated that trillions of dollars needed for AI data center and power grid infrastructure will be extracted from ordinary people's savings and pension accounts, calling such investment mandatory to compete with China. This admission comes as data centers face growing opposition for consuming massive electricity and water resources while creating few jobs and requiring extensive tax breaks from local governments.

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On this episode of the Julian Dorey Podcast, host Julian Dorey and co-host Dave dissect mounting evidence of elite corruption intersecting foreign policy, AI infrastructure, and the Epstein network. The episode's most explosive revelation came from Amanda Ungaro, the deported former partner of Trump envoy Paolo Zampolli, who publicly alleged in a recorded voice message that Melania Trump met Donald through Jeffrey Epstein while working as an escort for him, directly contradicting official narratives. This claim emerged around the same time Melania called for releasing Epstein files. The hosts exposed severe conflicts of interest surrounding Jared Kushner, who despite promises to stay out of politics is now negotiating Iran peace deals while simultaneously soliciting fresh foreign investments for his firm Affinity Partners, which operates under special legal exemptions from financial reporting requirements. Kushner's firm has received $2 billion from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, whom Trump allegedly saved after the Khashoggi murder, and is developing controversial luxury resorts on protected Albanian land after the country changed environmental laws specifically to enable the project. Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson revealed intelligence suggesting Iran plans to demonstrate a nuclear weapon obtained from a third country and adopt a North Korea-style deterrence strategy. The episode pivoted to exposing the AI data center boom as economically catastrophic, with Microsoft banning its own engineers from using AI after discovering it cost more than human labor, and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink admitting trillions for data centers will be extracted from pension and savings accounts. The hosts argued these revelations expose widening wealth inequality, elite impunity, and the separation of the ruling class from consequences, drawing parallels to the fall of Rome.

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