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The Diary of a CEO June 14, 2026 1m

THEY'RE LYING ABOUT THE PYRAMIDS

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  1. This could be This could be the last time that I speak about myself, the last time that I speak about myself, the last time that I speak about myself, my work, because there's a chance that I my work, because there's a chance that I my work, because there's a chance that I might not make it off the operating might not make it off the operating might not make it off the operating table this month. And a journalist who table this month. And a journalist who table this month. And a journalist who has very bad blood towards me has been has very bad blood towards me has been has very bad blood towards me has been trying to publish a story on me for more trying to publish a story on me for more trying to publish a story on me for more than 2 years now, and it will come out than 2 years now, and it will come out than 2 years now, and it will come out in the next [music] month or two, and I in the next [music] month or two, and I in the next [music] month or two, and I didn't want that to be the last word on didn't want that to be the last word on didn't want that to be the last word on my life. my life. my life. >> What do you want the last word of your >> What do you want the last word of your >> What do you want the last word of your life to be? life to be? life to be? >> I'm here to communicate about the >> I'm here to communicate about the >> I'm here to communicate about the possibility of a major forgotten episode possibility of a major forgotten episode possibility of a major forgotten episode in human history. I'm talking about a in human history. I'm talking about a in human history. I'm talking about a lost civilization. lost civilization. lost civilization. >> So, most people think civilization >> So, most people think civilization >> So, most people think civilization started 6,000 years ago. started 6,000 years ago. started 6,000 years ago. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> But, you believe there's strong evidence >> But, you believe there's strong evidence >> But, you believe there's strong evidence that there could have been a previous that there could have been a previous that there could have been a previous civilization. civilization. civilization. >> 20,000 [music] years ago, and I'm going >> 20,000 [music] years ago, and I'm going >> 20,000 [music] years ago, and I'm going to present the evidence for that here, to present the evidence for that here, to present the evidence for that here, Stephen. And it suggests a golden age Stephen. And it suggests a golden age Stephen. And it suggests a golden age where there was no violence, no cruelty, where there was no violence, no cruelty, where there was no violence, no cruelty, where great healers and sages were at where great healers and sages were at where great healers and sages were at work. They're extremely sophisticated. work. They're extremely sophisticated. work. They're extremely sophisticated. [music] However, if you follow the myths [music] However, if you follow the myths [music] However, if you follow the myths further, as I've done, you find further, as I've done, you find further, as I've done, you find something odd happens. You find that something odd happens. You find that something odd happens. You find that they stepped away from the original they stepped away from the original they stepped away from the original purity and become a culture that begins purity and become a culture that begins purity and become a culture that begins to impose its power on others around the to impose its power on others around the to impose its power on others around the world. And then, sewn into those myths world. And then, sewn into those myths world. And then, sewn into those myths is scientific information which record a is scientific information which record a is scientific information which record a gigantic cataclysm all but wiping out gigantic cataclysm all but wiping out gigantic cataclysm all but wiping out the human race.

  2. the human race. the human race. >> If what you're saying is true, what does >> If what you're saying is true, what does >> If what you're saying is true, what does that mean for our lives? I guess also that mean for our lives? I guess also that mean for our lives? I guess also our future. our future. our future. >> Well, there's always this feeling in the >> Well, there's always this feeling in the >> Well, there's always this feeling in the myths that we brought [music] this upon myths that we brought [music] this upon myths that we brought [music] this upon ourselves. And when I look at our ourselves. And when I look at our ourselves. And when I look at our civilization today, I see a civilization civilization today, I see a civilization civilization today, I see a civilization [music] that ticks all the mythological [music] that ticks all the mythological [music] that ticks all the mythological boxes for the next lost civilization, boxes for the next lost civilization, boxes for the next lost civilization, and that we are most likely to be the and that we are most likely to be the and that we are most likely to be the cause of that cataclysm ourselves, cause of that cataclysm ourselves, cause of that cataclysm ourselves, unless we wake up. unless we wake up. unless we wake up. >> Graham Hancock, what will you care about >> Graham Hancock, what will you care about >> Graham Hancock, what will you care about on your last day?

Summary

The discussion centers on the existence of a forgotten, advanced human civilization that predates current historical understanding, suggesting a cyclical pattern of rise and fall evidenced in ancient myths. The speaker, facing a potential health crisis, prioritizes revealing evidence for this lost epoch, which serves as a cautionary tale for our present civilization's destructive tendencies, urging listeners to "wake up" before repeating past cataclysms.

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