Speaker 1: Oh, Fredo, that are.
Speaker 2: Hello, and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 2: of Conspiracy, and my name is Jonathan.
Speaker 3: I'm Jacob.
Speaker 2: Jacob take it away, sir, oh.
Speaker 3: Brother, oh good cult members? All right, all right. People
Speaker 3: kind of don't like how political conspiracy shows can get
Speaker 3: from time to time. However, it's kind of difficult to
Speaker 3: separate politics from conspiracies to a point. There are some
Speaker 3: conspiracies that are not even close to being politically motivated,
Speaker 3: some that are specifically politically motivated. And we have, as
Speaker 3: we've said before, we do in fact support the Trump
Speaker 3: administration on this program, maybe not the man himself. We're
Speaker 3: not saying that he's some sort of a savior figure
Speaker 3: for the nation. We don't see him as that, but
Speaker 3: we do like the actions that he has taken with
Speaker 3: the short amount of time he's been in office thus far.
Speaker 2: And at least we have high hopes looking forward. There
Speaker 2: was no kind of that kind of sentiment with Biden, like,
Speaker 2: let's just be real, like he was he was, you
Speaker 2: know who he was elected as, not Trump, Like it
Speaker 2: didn't matter. You could have put a fuck doll and
Speaker 2: it would have gotten the same amount of votes. I
Speaker 2: feels going up against Trump, and.
Speaker 3: I believe that anybody with a brainstem acknowledges that the
Speaker 3: election was rigged and stolen. When Biden took office, like
Speaker 3: not even looking back at how that all played out,
Speaker 3: it was proved ridiculous. It was provable.
Speaker 2: I mean they were getting like everything on security camera
Speaker 2: about people throwing dumps in the or voting ballots into
Speaker 2: the dumpster, and people literally saying, I'm not even turning
Speaker 2: these in like obvious, Like it wasn't some kind of
Speaker 2: like like hair brain conspiracy like it was.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: It was happening, and there was receipts and there was proof,
Speaker 2: and there was people who had agendas that were at
Speaker 2: the voting polls that were like, hmmm, I have a
Speaker 2: little bit of control, and I feel righteous and justified
Speaker 2: to do this. And it's like, dude, you're and then
Speaker 2: you want to tout democracy is at risk.
Speaker 3: Like right, so, and then fine, and we have beat
Speaker 3: that horse into the grave and then beat it another
Speaker 3: six feet down. Okay, fine, fair either way it goes Old.
Speaker 3: Donny t is in office. Now, love him, hate him,
Speaker 3: feeling different about him. He is making some very very
Speaker 3: drastic moves. With that being said, as the time of recording.
Speaker 3: Last night, he made a congressional little conversation happen, okay,
Speaker 3: and I'm not gonna lie. I thought this was awesome
Speaker 3: and also kind of scary and also kind of a
Speaker 3: comedy hour. And we're gonna break down some of the
Speaker 3: highlights of this event. I got some videos we're gonna share.
Speaker 3: I got some news clips we're gonna share, and some
Speaker 3: of these have to do with Trump. Some of them
Speaker 3: do not. Real quick, does anybody remember the name Casey Anthony?
Speaker 2: I already know where you're going with this. Yes, don't don't.
Speaker 3: Don't pull the punchline just yet. Okay, that's gonna be
Speaker 3: after we talk about Trump.
Speaker 2: Really ridiculous.
Speaker 3: What fucking year is this?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 2: What planet are we living on?
Speaker 3: We're gonna break it all down. We're gonna break it
Speaker 3: all down. We're gonna break down some of the Zelensky
Speaker 3: stuff as well, because this would be what we would
Speaker 3: call in the business the hard pivot. We're calling it
Speaker 3: the u turn of the fucking decade. Some are calling
Speaker 3: him a baby back bitch that saw the writing on
Speaker 3: the wall and realize that if he doesn't play ball,
Speaker 3: he won't have a ball to play with. But we'll
Speaker 3: get to all of it in time. But if anybody
Speaker 3: would like to see what we are talking about, rather
Speaker 3: than just here at Jonathan, tell them where they can
Speaker 3: go come time.
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Speaker 3: Indeed, indeed, now with that plug out of the way,
Speaker 3: let's break it down here. This is It's not the
Speaker 3: entire speech. It was a longing, all right, and honestly,
Speaker 3: I wish we could have gone live during it, but
Speaker 3: it's probably for the best that we didn't because we
Speaker 3: would have taken away so much from what was being
Speaker 3: said and what all had been done. But this is
Speaker 3: a compilation of at least what the Economic Times considers
Speaker 3: the top ten moments of the speech. There's some things
Speaker 3: they left out, some other stuff that we're going to
Speaker 3: talk about here in a minute. But let's just roll
Speaker 3: the footage here and uh yeah, we're gonna take some
Speaker 3: pause breaks to kind of dissect and talk about some
Speaker 3: of the things. But here we go.
Speaker 5: Records on ending unnecessary rules and regulations like no other
Speaker 5: president had done before. We ordered all federal workers to
Speaker 5: return to the office. They will either show up for
Speaker 5: work in person or be removed from the job.
Speaker 3: Now, I do want to make a mentor for this dude.
Speaker 3: Every time he makes us thing, half room stands up,
Speaker 3: the other he stayte sitting silent.
Speaker 5: Where As an example, a city president is allowed to
Speaker 5: viciously prosecute his.
Speaker 4: Political opponent like me.
Speaker 3: You look at the side of the room he's looking at.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, when he's talking about that.
Speaker 3: It's very funny to watch his comedic timing on a
Speaker 3: lot of these things. The pause breaks that he takes
Speaker 3: for the laughter and stuff. As he's talking about getting
Speaker 3: shited on like me. He looks directly at the Democrat
Speaker 3: side who shipped on him there.
Speaker 2: Directly at the left side of the room. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's beautiful.
Speaker 5: How did that work out?
Speaker 3: And they're holding up their little things saying false false,
Speaker 3: that's not true. They did. I mean, they literally tried
Speaker 3: to impeach him.
Speaker 2: What do you, Dwight shrewd? It just false? Like what
Speaker 2: that is so silly, dude, Like it's it's so ridiculously rigged.
Speaker 2: That politics is one of the ugliest, swampiest things that
Speaker 2: has ever graced this planet, because if somebody says something
Speaker 2: that you agree with on the other side, you're almost
Speaker 2: forced to just remain stagnant, don't clap. If you clap,
Speaker 2: then you're showing support for this guy. And this guy's
Speaker 2: clearly hitler. Oh he cures cancer, hitler, if he gets
Speaker 2: helps out refugees or in other countries or whatever, hitler,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. Like, it's always the most
Speaker 2: egregious things that they don't stand up and clap for.
Speaker 3: Oh bro, and wait for it because later on he
Speaker 3: makes a whole thing to this kid that's in the audience. Okay,
Speaker 3: this was by any metric, regardless of political affiliations or whatever.
Speaker 3: You should fucking stand and clap for it. And the
Speaker 3: other side stayed sitting because it was Trump that was
Speaker 3: saying it. It will get to it. We'll get to
Speaker 3: it all, I promise. Here we go.
Speaker 5: I've stopped whole government censorship and brought back free speech
Speaker 5: in America.
Speaker 4: To further combat inflation.
Speaker 3: We will not real quick before we go into point two. Okay,
Speaker 3: he's brought back free speech. At being podcasters, I think
Speaker 3: we can acknowledge this to be a net positive for everybody.
Speaker 3: But also, like, yeah, free speech was under attack for
Speaker 3: the last four years.
Speaker 2: Well there's a couple of talking points here. So sure,
Speaker 2: he can bring back free speech in America. But does
Speaker 2: that necessarily mean that free speech is coming to Facebook,
Speaker 2: to Instagram, to YouTube, to TikTok. No, not necessarily, because
Speaker 2: these are corporations. Yes, they seem to be kind of
Speaker 2: like shadow like shadow platforms for these military operations to
Speaker 2: kind of use in a way, like you know, the
Speaker 2: propaganda is like in full force on all of those platforms.
Speaker 2: So I don't think that necessarily free speech is coming
Speaker 2: to the social media platforms, but at least whenever it
Speaker 2: comes to, you know, just out in the open and
Speaker 2: the public whatever, that's a good thing. And also, you know,
Speaker 2: I just I wonder if this is uh, if this
Speaker 2: is going to be including the anti semitism kind of talk,
Speaker 2: because that's you know, I think we can all agree
Speaker 2: that nobody should be talking shit on anybody, especially whenever
Speaker 2: it's such a large group like that. I mean, are
Speaker 2: there terrible people over the place, Yeah, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: But whenever you start restricting any kind of free speech,
Speaker 2: that's where that domino falls. So I would hope that
Speaker 2: you know, that's included, because that's something that they've been
Speaker 2: trying to pass here lately. And I don't think you
Speaker 2: can tout free speech whenever you're criminalizing free speech.
Speaker 3: I agree with you to that point. Let's just throw
Speaker 3: it out here. Us shitting on Trudeau? Is that shitting
Speaker 3: on all of Canada? Is that an anti Canada statement?
Speaker 3: Is that racist to Canadians?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: No, it is not that. Shitting on Trudeau and his administration.
Speaker 3: Shitting on net and Yahoo? Is that anti semitism? Is
Speaker 3: that shitting on the Jewish faith? No, no, it is not.
Speaker 2: It is labeled as anti semitism though, and that's where
Speaker 2: the line is so weird, because you can't shit on
Speaker 2: a single person that is Jewish or from Israel, like
Speaker 2: it is all labeled as anti Semitism. And I think
Speaker 2: that that's absolutely been propped up by Israel all of
Speaker 2: the all of the money that it has been funding
Speaker 2: these campaigns and shit, I mean a pack one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: It was written in a pak like, look, if you're
Speaker 2: going to accept a PAC money, we need you to
Speaker 2: push this this anti anti Semitism stuff. So there's definitely
Speaker 2: some kinks that need to be ironed out. But if
Speaker 2: if we are to take him out his word, I
Speaker 2: like it.
Speaker 3: I agreed, agreed, And also like how many people in
Speaker 3: that room, on both sides of the room are accepting
Speaker 3: checks from APAC. How many of them have dual citizenship to.
Speaker 2: Israel probably a quarter of them at least.
Speaker 3: This is the thing, y'all, This is the situation. So
Speaker 3: we shall see how free the free speech is. And agreed,
Speaker 3: it's not gonna be on social media platforms, although it
Speaker 3: perhaps will trickle to that effect, but those are also
Speaker 3: privately owned businesses.
Speaker 2: Well, look, I mean, if if the left was able
Speaker 2: to infiltrate the social media platforms, especially whenever it was
Speaker 2: talking about the rigged election or Hunter Biden's laptop or
Speaker 2: anything like you just named them. If they were able
Speaker 2: to infiltrate that, then you would like to think that
Speaker 2: this administration would have some kind of equal power, you know,
Speaker 2: in that realm. Right Like there was just Mark Zuckerberg.
Speaker 2: He just went on Joe Rogan a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2: You would like to think that he is, you know,
Speaker 2: changing team. I don't believe it, but and I still
Speaker 2: think that he's a fucking robot clone personally. But you
Speaker 2: would like to think that if it works one way,
Speaker 2: then it would have to work the other way, right right.
Speaker 3: And I mean time will tell for sure. It's the
Speaker 3: same thing as for instance, in the state Louisiana, we
Speaker 3: have constitutional carry. I can carry a weapon at all
Speaker 3: times free from any kind of interference unless I have
Speaker 3: a felony or something like that. That being said, if
Speaker 3: the Walmart that I'm walking into has a no guns
Speaker 3: policy sign, I may or may not choose to abide
Speaker 3: by that. But that's neither here nor there. My point
Speaker 3: is it is up to Walmart to decide what rules
Speaker 3: they allow within their business. Okay, that's not an infringement
Speaker 3: on whatever. That's just the way it goes Facebook, Instagram, TikTok,
Speaker 3: whatever the case is. We may have free speech on
Speaker 3: this side of it, but if you're operating on their
Speaker 3: platform doing business in their place of business, whether that's
Speaker 3: the Internet sphere or not, they can still dictate what
Speaker 3: they allow to be played and shown and all of that.
Speaker 2: So have you have you seen that the Target has
Speaker 2: actually like pulled back a lot of their dei stuff
Speaker 2: and people are boycotting Target because of it, like lunatic,
Speaker 2: like extreme fringe. People are boycotting Target because, oh, they
Speaker 2: don't have the they don't have the Wiener tucking underwear
Speaker 2: anymore for little boys. It's like, that's your reason to boycott?
Speaker 2: How about all the fucking poison that they have on
Speaker 2: all the shelves? Don't boycott that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they they really missed the mark on their demographic apparently.
Speaker 3: But I was of the belief that Tarje was more
Speaker 3: of the upscale Walmart, and apparently the upscale Walmart is
Speaker 3: full of I don't mean to offend anybody on this one.
Speaker 3: Middle aged white women who have a profession at getting
Speaker 3: offended at things that have zero things to do with them.
Speaker 2: So well, it's because they're white privilege. It allows them
Speaker 2: to be able to have a platform to speak on
Speaker 2: for the underprivileged. That's that's what they think. It's such
Speaker 2: a burden that they have to carry the fucking they
Speaker 2: have to carry the gay Pride flag, the Black Lives
Speaker 2: Matter flag, all these like and it's so ridiculous because
Speaker 2: they feel like they have some kind of unlike, some
Speaker 2: kind of ground. Yeah, it's I hate it, dude. I
Speaker 2: hate that. You know, Like, my wife has been watching
Speaker 2: like all these dating shows like that Love is Blind show,
Speaker 2: and oh my god, bro, it is real. It is
Speaker 2: fraud with white women that think that they have to
Speaker 2: stick up for underprivileged people. I'm like, you.
Speaker 3: Feel your brain start to, like your IQ points start
Speaker 3: to drop when you watch things like that. Dude, I
Speaker 3: told you about Love Island, that show that I was
Speaker 3: watching at one point in time with the wife. I
Speaker 3: literally could feel my intelligence level going down the longer
Speaker 3: it was on TV. It was just straight up eye candy,
Speaker 3: that's all. It was. The drama, the situations, the what
Speaker 3: it was. It was for nothing other than keeping your
Speaker 3: eyes glued to the screen. And it was ridiculous. It
Speaker 3: was not good entertainment by any means.
Speaker 2: No, none of it is.
Speaker 3: So free speech is happening, Yes, happy, happy, joy joy,
Speaker 3: But to what degree and in what ways? Time will
Speaker 3: tell A boy's only been in office for what not
Speaker 3: even two whole months yet, so let's let him cook.
Speaker 3: But anyway, moving on here Number two. Trump hails Elon's
Speaker 3: doze and calls out democrats hypocrisy, literally looks them dead
Speaker 3: in the eyes whenever he talks about them. He does
Speaker 3: that a lot during this speech. It was pretty fucking great.
Speaker 5: Let's continue only be reducing because of energy, but will
Speaker 5: be ending the flagrant waste of taxpayer dollars. And to
Speaker 5: that end, I have created the brand new Department of
Speaker 5: Government Efficiency.
Speaker 4: Go. Perhaps you've heard.
Speaker 3: I want to make mention the whole time I was begging,
Speaker 3: please Elon don't do the hanting again. You can see
Speaker 3: him kind of get awkward with his aspergerson, and I
Speaker 3: was like, bro, please don't do the hand thing again.
Speaker 3: He didn't. He kept it right, he kept it good.
Speaker 3: But like Bro, I was, I was. I was nervous
Speaker 3: about it. Oh look at Pocahontas. Oh she gets a
Speaker 3: call out here in a minute. By the way, she
Speaker 3: gets a whole shout out. Look at her. She is
Speaker 3: so upset. Every single person on that side of the
Speaker 3: aisle is wearing the Ukrainian pins.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, they didn't get enough billions of dollars. That's oh,
Speaker 2: we're starving them. What about the like, what was it
Speaker 2: like several hundred billion dollars that we sent over there
Speaker 2: and we're starving them now where all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: the boogeyman, it's like, you made no progress with that, Like,
Speaker 2: that's not our fault.
Speaker 3: We're gonna we're gonna break that whole thing down here
Speaker 3: in a bit. But let's continue. He's going to talk
Speaker 3: about those and then we're going to talk about the list.
Speaker 3: It doesn't make this clip. There's another clip that I have.
Speaker 3: It's only like two minutes long of a lot of
Speaker 3: these new wasteful spending things that have been discovered. Let's continue.
Speaker 4: Thank you, el he's working very hard. He didn't need this.
Speaker 4: He didn't need this.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. We appreciate it. Everybody here, even
Speaker 5: this side, appreciates it.
Speaker 4: I believe.
Speaker 3: They just look at the room this side over here clapping,
Speaker 3: laughing all that this side, stoic, silent, don't they don't
Speaker 3: even want to blinket.
Speaker 6: They ain't got it.
Speaker 2: It's it's political like that's it's it has nothing to
Speaker 2: do with what's actually being passed at all. If this
Speaker 2: was the Democrat side, they'd all be clapping like it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter at all what either one of these sides do.
Speaker 2: They will always be at odds.
Speaker 3: Yep, one thousand percent hosleep and these okay, yeah, so
Speaker 3: all right, So with all of that being said about Doe,
Speaker 3: let's go ahead and get this short little list of
Speaker 3: some of the other wasteful spending that Doze has discovered.
Speaker 3: And you know, it's crazy the way he plays this out.
Speaker 3: He'll list something that on the surface might sound like
Speaker 3: a good idea, then he'll name the country that it's
Speaker 3: doing or what it's going towards, and it's never America.
Speaker 3: Let's let's check it out.
Speaker 4: Just listen to some of the appalling waste.
Speaker 5: We have already identified twenty two billion dollars from HHS
Speaker 5: to provide free housing and cars for illegal aliens, forty
Speaker 5: five million dollars for diversity, equity and inclusion scholarships in Burma,
Speaker 5: forty million dollars to improve the social and economic inclusion
Speaker 5: of sedentary migrants.
Speaker 4: Nobody knows what that is. Eight million dollars.
Speaker 3: The inclusion of sedentary migrants. What is a sedentary migrant?
Speaker 3: Is that a illegal immigrant that is too lazy to
Speaker 3: actually go out there and earn a dollar. Say they
Speaker 3: are like welfare babies that aren't even citizens.
Speaker 2: Well nobody knows.
Speaker 3: Nobody fucking knows, but we're giving them forty five mili.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, let's let's continue just to.
Speaker 5: Promote LGBTQI plus in the African nation of Lesuto, which
Speaker 5: nobody has ever heard of. Agree, sixty million dollars for
Speaker 5: indigenous peoples and Afro Colombian empowerment in Central America. Sixty
Speaker 5: million dollars. Eight million dollars for making mice transgender.
Speaker 3: That that's a real by the way, I did look
Speaker 3: that up. Yeah, eight million dollars in a attempt to
Speaker 3: turn fueled mice transgender, because that's what tax dollars need
Speaker 3: to go to. But okay, this is real.
Speaker 5: Thirty two million dollars for a left wing propaganda operation
Speaker 5: in Roldova. Ten million dollars for mail circumcision in Mozambique,
Speaker 5: twenty million dollars for the Arab Sesame Street in the
Speaker 5: Middle East.
Speaker 4: It's a program twenty million dollars for a program.
Speaker 5: One point nine billion dollars to recently created Decarbonization of
Speaker 5: homes committee headed up.
Speaker 4: And we know she's involved.
Speaker 5: Just at the last moment the money was passed over
Speaker 5: by a woman named Stacy Abrams.
Speaker 4: Have you ever heard of her?
Speaker 3: So everybody remembers hearing about old Stacy Abrams.
Speaker 2: About New York. I think, right, Yeah, wasn't she apt that?
Speaker 3: Uh? Was it Iron Mountain real Estate?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It was a.
Speaker 2: Is it a judge or a congresswoman or something like
Speaker 2: that that was persecuting or trying to persecute Trump.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm. Never mind the fact that they were under
Speaker 3: indictment for a data leak in the company and all
Speaker 3: of these But.
Speaker 4: What do we know?
Speaker 2: Very similar, very similar to the people that were running
Speaker 2: Black Lives Matter. How they all got mansions.
Speaker 3: It's just it's crazy how that goes the grift. The
Speaker 3: grift is strong with certain groups, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But anyway, let's continue.
Speaker 5: Hey, three point five million dollar consulting contract for lavish
Speaker 5: fish monitoring one point five million dollars for voter confidence
Speaker 5: in Liberia.
Speaker 3: For voter confidence in Liberia, I that's also a pretty
Speaker 3: wild one for a minut American tax dollars to go towards.
Speaker 3: We don't even have confidence in our own elections. But yes, yes,
Speaker 3: let's spend money towards elections in Africa. Bro.
Speaker 2: I couldn't even point to Liberia on a map.
Speaker 3: It's more towards the northern side of it, but neither
Speaker 3: here nor there. It's just that's it could have been
Speaker 3: any African nation, does it matter? Why are we sending
Speaker 3: millions of dollars to make the citizens of a foreign
Speaker 3: nation feel good about the elections of a foreign nation?
Speaker 3: That's insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how about like this is what I think. I
Speaker 2: think that all of the like, all of your political votes,
Speaker 2: whether you're voting for congressman, senate, president, whatever, mayor. I
Speaker 2: think that it all should be on the blockchain. That's
Speaker 2: just I personally think that is the best way because
Speaker 2: now instead of just a few people monitoring if votes
Speaker 2: are are rigged in some kind of way, do you
Speaker 2: know how many conspiracy theorists and just regular people that
Speaker 2: are out there that would love to scroll down those lists? Dude,
Speaker 2: there's people out there that are addicted to reading every
Speaker 2: page of a new bill that has been passed one
Speaker 2: hundred percent. You would not be able to skate on
Speaker 2: things on the blockchain. It's like permanently there, dude.
Speaker 3: I don't like how our elections go down. Honestly, I
Speaker 3: feel like way too many people are allowed to vote.
Speaker 3: I know it's a very unpopular take. I get it.
Speaker 3: I'm a little biased on that, but you see these
Speaker 3: videos whenever a natural disaster happens, and you got these
Speaker 3: people filling up Walmart bags full of gasoline and throwing
Speaker 3: them in the trunk of their car.
Speaker 2: Those people are allowed to vote.
Speaker 4: Dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, it was a problem for the longest time.
Speaker 2: I believe in this country it was only people who
Speaker 2: served in the military they were allowed to vote.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: Nope, No, for the longest time, it was just white males,
Speaker 3: which I don't agree that they're the only group that
Speaker 3: should be allowed to do that. And I know, I
Speaker 3: know my opinions on this are crazy. I think you
Speaker 3: should have to earn the right to have your voice
Speaker 3: be heard. I know that's crazy of me, but or
Speaker 3: at least, can we at least do a basic test,
Speaker 3: like even if it's like a three question test, and
Speaker 3: you can go online and look at what the questions
Speaker 3: are and answer the questions a cheat, You can cheat.
Speaker 3: I'm okay with that, but can you at least put
Speaker 3: forth the the ounce of effort it takes to cheat
Speaker 3: on these three questions before you're allowed to vote for anything,
Speaker 3: whether it's some local bill or for a president like something.
Speaker 3: There's two states right now that actually force require no
Speaker 3: ID to vote. That's New York and California. So even
Speaker 3: if you try to show them your idea like no, no, no,
Speaker 3: I want to see that. I want to see that.
Speaker 3: Just go vote that anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that. I heard that, and I was like,
Speaker 2: there is no other reason that you would force that
Speaker 2: law because it's a law, like it's a rule, like
Speaker 2: you can they say that you can go to jail
Speaker 2: if you show your ID while you're voting in New
Speaker 2: York or California, And there's no other reason for that
Speaker 2: unless you are trying to rig it, like that's the
Speaker 2: There is like, name any other logical explanation. There isn't one.
Speaker 3: There's not. Like I said, I'm not a fan of
Speaker 3: the way that our elections and voters and voting is
Speaker 3: done in this country. I think it can be improved upon,
Speaker 3: but we got to work with what we got currently.
Speaker 2: Fine anyway, I mean, just imagine if the tables were
Speaker 2: turned here and it wasn't New York in California that
Speaker 2: was doing that, but it was Texas that was doing
Speaker 2: it on the on the behalf of the Republicans, people
Speaker 2: would be saying the same thing. And this is the point,
Speaker 2: is this is the quagmire of politics. It's that you
Speaker 2: only get mad when the like it's it's dumb shit
Speaker 2: like that, to where if another party does something that
Speaker 2: you disagree with, well it doesn't matter because the other
Speaker 2: party did it and you're gonna disagree anyway, Like it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. Like it's no longer about what serves humanity
Speaker 2: or what serves the better for this country. It's about
Speaker 2: does it serve my political party? Like, Yeah, what happened
Speaker 2: to be being a centrist? Like that's that's borderline illegal.
Speaker 3: Now it's impossible because to be as centrist that means
Speaker 3: you kind of have some views that aligned with both sides,
Speaker 3: and to get any kind of traction in this space,
Speaker 3: in this world of politics, you can't do that. You
Speaker 3: can't align with both sides. Could you imagine if one
Speaker 3: of the people on the other side of the room
Speaker 3: that's sitting there silently, if Trump said something that they
Speaker 3: actually agree with, then they stood up and clapped. Oh,
Speaker 3: they would be primaried in two years and lose their job.
Speaker 3: How dare you go against the side the movement wave?
Speaker 2: You can't do that. Homelander would literally come out of
Speaker 2: out of the ether and just laser eye everybody that
Speaker 2: was clapping for the Republicans.
Speaker 3: It's it's absolutely insane. So all right, all right, the
Speaker 3: politics are the politics, and they're nasty, but let's continue.
Speaker 3: This is in that wasteful spending that he keeps finding.
Speaker 5: Fourteen million dollars for social cohesion in male fifty nine
Speaker 5: million dollars for illegal alien hotel rooms in New York City.
Speaker 5: He's a real estate Developer's done very well. Two hundred
Speaker 5: and fifty thousand dollars to increase vague local climate action
Speaker 5: innovation in Zambia, Forty two million dollars for social and
Speaker 5: behavior change in Uganda, fourteen million dollars for improving public
Speaker 5: procurement in Serbia, forty seven million dollars for improving learning
Speaker 5: outcomes in Asia.
Speaker 4: Asia's doing very well with learning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought that was wild, sou. So you're telling
Speaker 3: me that the Asian countries who are known for high
Speaker 3: education and all, that they need American dollars to help
Speaker 3: their test scores. And didn't say it sounds retarded.
Speaker 2: Did it say like which specific countries in Asia?
Speaker 3: I know it just said for and I'm sure the
Speaker 3: actual like order shows it. But either way it goes Yeah,
Speaker 3: Japan and China aside from them, bro, most Asian countries
Speaker 3: have pretty high educational rates and they're blowing us out
Speaker 3: of the water.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I was about to say if it was China,
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just gonna go to the communist regime anyway.
Speaker 2: It's not going to go to any specific group.
Speaker 3: M Honestly, if you put it to most of Southeast Asia,
Speaker 3: the money's going to trickle to China anyway. Like. That's
Speaker 3: because they're empirically doing their thing, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: That's why they keep encroaching on all the territories surrounding them,
Speaker 3: looking Nepaul, India, Tibet, China, excuse me, Mongolia, Russia, Taiwan, Taiwan, Meanmar,
Speaker 3: all of these nations We just listed have land that's
Speaker 3: currently occupied by China, whether the map shows that it's
Speaker 3: their land or not. But you know, that's just China.
Speaker 3: Don't don't worry about them. They're out of threat or anything.
Speaker 3: People anyway, all right, moving on, I don't know.
Speaker 4: What we're doing. We should use it ourselves.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 5: One hundred and one million dollars for DEI contracts at
Speaker 5: the Department of Education, the most ever paid nothing even
Speaker 5: like it under the Trump administration. All of these scams,
Speaker 5: and they're far worse, but I didn't think it was
Speaker 5: appropriate to talk about them.
Speaker 4: They're so bad.
Speaker 5: Many more have been found out and exposed and swiftly
Speaker 5: terminated by a group of very intelligent, mostly young people
Speaker 5: headed up by Elon and we appreciate it. We found
Speaker 5: hundreds of billions of dollars.
Speaker 3: Of hundreds of billions of dollars in fraudbrow.
Speaker 2: And it's earli and it's early.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it really is still early. All the term
Speaker 3: is young. It's not even been two months now. I
Speaker 3: will make a mention of that. Do you remember when
Speaker 3: Biden took office? We were actually this show was operating
Speaker 3: at that time, Okay, and I remember when some shit
Speaker 3: had happened and it had only been two months in
Speaker 3: and everybody had this fear, this sense of dread, like
Speaker 3: oh my god, he's doing what And it's like, y'all,
Speaker 3: we're only in month two. We got four years of this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it wasn't far into his term that he pulled
Speaker 2: out of Afghanistan.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, oh yes, And that's I do believe that
Speaker 3: gets brought up at some point during this conversation. But
Speaker 3: it wasn't even It wasn't the withdrawal that was the problem.
Speaker 3: We did need to get out of Afghanistan and Iraq. Okay,
Speaker 3: it was the tucking of the tail and the running
Speaker 3: and the leaving of billions of dollars worth of weapons
Speaker 3: and equipment that, by the way, the terrorists are still using.
Speaker 3: They started flying our fucking apaches and shit like it's yeah,
Speaker 3: it's it was an absolute mess. It was an harassment.
Speaker 3: And then on the way out the door, we had
Speaker 3: a bombing happen where service members lost their lives. Again
Speaker 3: that is because of Biden's policies. So you know, I'm
Speaker 3: very happy that two months into this we have this
Speaker 3: much hope as opposed to the last administration where two
Speaker 3: months into it, we were questioning if we would fucking survive.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 2: Oh dude. We were absolutely selling out and sending money
Speaker 2: every place that we possibly could. And it's like, you know,
Speaker 2: I was listening to the Elon Musk on Joe Rogan
Speaker 2: just a few days ago that happened, and he was like, look,
Speaker 2: it was literally like, you know, you would have like
Speaker 2: captains of a ship just dumping over buckets and buckets
Speaker 2: and buckets of gold into the ocean, like for no reason.
Speaker 2: It's like the old bitch from the Titanic just thrown
Speaker 2: over the sapphire or whatever it was, right, it was
Speaker 2: like for no reason other than to try, and I
Speaker 2: mean completely demolition in this entire country.
Speaker 3: Like the ship was sinking, like there's currently holes in
Speaker 3: the boat, and instead of trying to patch the holes,
Speaker 3: they were just dumping gold into the ocean. Because that
Speaker 3: makes sense, bro, that fixed the fucking holes. Yep. So
Speaker 3: that's like I said, very happy that that is the
Speaker 3: motion in the momentum that is being had by this administration.
Speaker 3: Let's continue.
Speaker 5: I wouldbit that I'm also working tirelessly to end the
Speaker 5: Savage conflict in Ukraine. Millions of Ukrainians and Russians have
Speaker 5: been needlessly killed or wounded in this horrific and brutal.
Speaker 4: Conflict with no end in sight.
Speaker 5: The United States has sent hundreds of billions of dollars
Speaker 5: to support Ukraine's defense, with no security, with no anything.
Speaker 3: What's crazy is the side of the room with the
Speaker 3: Ukrainian flags on their shirts are not clapping as he's
Speaker 3: talking about bringing it into the war. We will discuss
Speaker 3: more and death here in just a moment, I promise,
Speaker 3: But it's important to mention that.
Speaker 2: It's amazing how the left has gone so far pro war. Dude,
Speaker 2: it is crazy. That used to be the side of
Speaker 2: peace and love, you know, like it used to be
Speaker 2: the side that cared about people's people's lives, And why
Speaker 2: are they being forced to go to this war? And
Speaker 2: why are they being forced to sacrifice for a country
Speaker 2: that doesn't really care for him? And now we are
Speaker 2: pissed that you know that a war is trying to
Speaker 2: be ended here, like it just points to the brainwash.
Speaker 2: It points to the level of propaganda that has absolutely
Speaker 2: hypnotized the left. It is insane to see.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent could not agree more.
Speaker 4: Do you want to keep it going from five years.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you would say. Pocahontas says, yes, bro, I
Speaker 5: saw that right.
Speaker 3: He turns to that side of the room and is like,
Speaker 3: you want to keep it going for another five years,
Speaker 3: and then straight up calls her out o Elizabeth Warren
Speaker 3: and says, yo, I bet you do. Old Pocahontas wants
Speaker 3: to keep it going another five years. And she's now
Speaker 3: clapping because she has no choice. She just got called out.
Speaker 3: She's got to try to play it off as best
Speaker 3: she can, even though she literally just went on and
Speaker 3: said that they would keep this war going as long
Speaker 3: as it took and all of these things.
Speaker 2: Pokahona's been sleeping with John Smith a little too long.
Speaker 3: I think she really needs to quit claiming that she's
Speaker 3: like anything. She's like one sixty fourth Native American, Like,
Speaker 3: calm down with your Native American grants that you once
Speaker 3: got to go to school. But either way, either way,
Speaker 3: it's it's appalling. They they literally want to keep this
Speaker 3: war going on forever. They have even called it the
Speaker 3: forever War potentially. And so now Trump's trying to bring
Speaker 3: a swift into it. And this is where things get
Speaker 3: a little interesting. What he's about to say next, we're
Speaker 3: gonna have to break down.
Speaker 5: In specific, two thousand people are being killed every single week.
Speaker 4: More than that.
Speaker 5: They're Russian young people, they're Ukrainian young people, They're not Americans.
Speaker 4: But I want it to stop.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, Europe has sadly spent more money buying Russian oil
Speaker 5: and gas than they have spent on defending Ukraine by far.
Speaker 4: Think of that.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 5: They've spent more buying Russian oil and gas than they
Speaker 5: have defending.
Speaker 4: And we've spent perhaps three.
Speaker 5: Hundred and fifty billion dollars, like taking candy from a baby,
Speaker 5: that's what happened, and they've spent one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 4: What a difference set is.
Speaker 5: And we have an ocean separating us and they don't.
Speaker 4: We're getting along very well with them, and lots of
Speaker 4: good things are happening.
Speaker 5: Biden has authorized more money in this fight than Europe
Speaker 5: has spent, by.
Speaker 4: Billions and billions of dollars.
Speaker 5: It's hard to believe that they wouldn't have stopped it
Speaker 5: and said, at some point, come on, let's equalize. You
Speaker 5: got to be equal to us. Look that didn't happen Earlier.
Speaker 5: Today I received an important letter from.
Speaker 3: Okay, he's about to get into the part that we
Speaker 3: need to break down, but before we do, Before we do,
Speaker 3: let's make a mention of what he just said. Europe
Speaker 3: is buying more Russian oil and gas than ever before.
Speaker 3: This is an accurate statement. Okay, So I was even
Speaker 3: under the assumption that the Russian economy was going to
Speaker 3: collapse because of all the sanctions that not just America
Speaker 3: but most of the world put on them. Yes, they
Speaker 3: were still selling oil and gas to China into India, right,
Speaker 3: and that kept them afloat for a while. But what
Speaker 3: ended up happening was these Russian oil tankers right as
Speaker 3: soon as the mandates came out and these these tariffs
Speaker 3: and sanctions came out, they just painted over the Russian
Speaker 3: numbers and put on some other numbers. And now they're
Speaker 3: not a Russian naval asset. They're a corporate uh in
Speaker 3: maritime asset. They're now owned by a third party company,
Speaker 3: and there's no sanctions against third party companies.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: So Russia has actually done better because of all this.
Speaker 3: Not only have they put themselves in a wartime economy,
Speaker 3: they're selling more oil and gas than they have in
Speaker 3: the past five years.
Speaker 2: It sounds very rothchild ye to be funding both sides
Speaker 2: of the war, doesn't it a little bit? A little
Speaker 2: bit like you're literally you are helping arm the side
Speaker 2: that you're trying to defeat, like you're giving the side
Speaker 2: that you're trying to defeat. You're giving three times as
Speaker 2: much money for the oil and gas, which they are
Speaker 2: then obviously making a profit from. It's literally just pulling
Speaker 2: up like from the ground, you know, like that's it's
Speaker 2: something that they have over there. They're they're pretty rich
Speaker 2: in the in the in the gas and oil and
Speaker 2: all that stuff over in Russia. And Europe clearly doesn't
Speaker 2: have that advantage on their land, so they have to
Speaker 2: get it from Russia. But you would think if you're
Speaker 2: trying to fight against a country, you're not going to
Speaker 2: be sending them all that money so that they can
Speaker 2: then turn it around and fucking attack it with it.
Speaker 2: This is ridiculous. This it's funding both sides. And that's
Speaker 2: something that everybody I think has learned, especially learned from America,
Speaker 2: that you make money from war, and that's it seems like,
Speaker 2: I mean, would you say that the Russians are probably
Speaker 2: taking advantage of that, right they are, and I.
Speaker 3: Mean it's not like the Russians are ever concerned about
Speaker 3: losing manpower. Okay, like that's that is not something that
Speaker 3: Russia has over in their history given a fuck about ever.
Speaker 3: Keep this in mind, in World War Two, Russia lost
Speaker 3: twenty percent of their male population. That's a real number,
Speaker 3: a real statistic. Okay, So much was this mentality of Russians,
Speaker 3: like the whole if you retreat, you get gunned down
Speaker 3: by your own people. There's no retreating, there is no
Speaker 3: being a prisoner. Did you know that Joseph Stalin threw
Speaker 3: his daughter in law in jail because his son became
Speaker 3: a pow wow. Joseph Stalin himself let out the order
Speaker 3: and said that if you are captured, your whole family
Speaker 3: goes to jail, to a Russian gulag. Stalin's own son
Speaker 3: gets arrested, becomes a pow dies in the prison camp.
Speaker 3: I'm not mistaken. He throws his daughter in law in jail.
Speaker 3: He was at least a man of his word, we
Speaker 3: will give him that, but he was also a raging
Speaker 3: piece of shit.
Speaker 2: First and foremost, the love of the country in Russia,
Speaker 2: love it or hate it, bro like, they are very
Speaker 2: proud of their country. And if you go against your
Speaker 2: country and you become a runner, that says that I
Speaker 2: don't want to fight in this war. Now you're it's
Speaker 2: the old adage of if you're not with us, you're
Speaker 2: against us. And to a certain level, I understand that
Speaker 2: to a certain level. But they're extreme with it. And
Speaker 2: at least you got to give them that, Like, they're
Speaker 2: very proud of their country. They're very you know, pro Russia,
Speaker 2: as you should be, you know, if you're living in
Speaker 2: that country. But I mean, yeah, obviously they don't care
Speaker 2: about the mass numbers that are being slaughtered on a
Speaker 2: daily basis because they're doing it in the Nama Mother Russia.
Speaker 3: That's right now. Granted that was also back when it
Speaker 3: was under a communist regime. It is not communist anymore.
Speaker 3: I understand that, even though they've only had one president
Speaker 3: for the last twenty five years. And yeah, fine, fine,
Speaker 3: So it may not be a communist nation. Maybe it's
Speaker 3: more of what we would call an oligarchy or a
Speaker 3: I don't necessarily want to call it a dictatorship, although again,
Speaker 3: what is and is not a dictatorship That line gets
Speaker 3: kind of blurred whenever we're talking about this. But whatever, whatever,
Speaker 3: I don't care. It's not a threat to America. O God.
Speaker 3: What I am saying is that Zelensky recently, before we
Speaker 3: even say the letter that Trump just received from Zelenski
Speaker 3: here only like five days ago. Do you remember this
Speaker 3: little exchange in the Oval Office between Zelensky and Trump.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and just play this little clip of
Speaker 3: it as a matter of fact, just to refresh everyone's memory.
Speaker 3: And actually, before I do that, keep in mind, Zolensky
Speaker 3: came to this country to meet with Trump about how
Speaker 3: to help them in the war. Before he got to
Speaker 3: the Oval Office, he was swept up by the left
Speaker 3: by leaders of the Democratic Party, and they told him
Speaker 3: to straw man and steal man this and go against
Speaker 3: Trump to try to put himself in a stronger position
Speaker 3: to fight for more. Don't be week, hold your cards
Speaker 3: and and see if you can get for a better deal.
Speaker 3: Come to find out that happened, that would be what
Speaker 3: we might call espionage in another regard. But okay, so
Speaker 3: this exchange happened five days ago. As a time of recording,
Speaker 3: let's listen to this again, because you're.
Speaker 4: In no position to dictate that. Remember, what you do.
Speaker 5: You're in no position to dictate what we're gonna feel.
Speaker 5: We're gonna feel very good, feel We're gonna feel very
Speaker 5: good and.
Speaker 4: Very strong, feel influenced.
Speaker 5: You're right now not in a very good position. You've
Speaker 5: allowed you to be in a very bad position.
Speaker 4: That is to be right about the very beginning of
Speaker 4: the war. Not in a good position.
Speaker 5: You don't have the cards right now with us you
Speaker 5: start having right now, you don't explace. You're gambling with
Speaker 5: your lives, and billions of people see you're gambling with
Speaker 5: World War three.
Speaker 4: You're gambling with World War three. And what you're doing is.
Speaker 5: Very disrespectful to the country, this country that's back to you.
Speaker 5: Far more than a lot of people said they should have.
Speaker 7: Have You said thank you once, meaning no, in this
Speaker 7: entire meeting, you said thank you.
Speaker 4: You went to.
Speaker 7: Pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in October. Offers some
Speaker 7: words of appreciation for the United States of America and
Speaker 7: the president who's trying to save your country.
Speaker 4: Please.
Speaker 8: You're saying that if you will speak very loudly about
Speaker 8: the warriors, he's.
Speaker 5: Not speaking loudly. He's not speaking loudly your country. That's
Speaker 5: in big trouble. No, No, you've done a lot of talking.
Speaker 5: Your country is in big trouble. I know you're not winning.
Speaker 5: You're not winning this. You have a damn good chance
Speaker 5: of coming out Okay.
Speaker 4: Because of breath.
Speaker 3: Okay, you think if you speak loudly it makes you right.
Speaker 3: He's not speaking loudly. You know Trump spoke loudly about it. Okay,
Speaker 3: JD is speaking. I'm speaking loudly to your fucking nass. Okay,
Speaker 3: keep in mind you came to this country to campaign
Speaker 3: for Sleepy Joe and Kamala. Like again, you know you're
Speaker 3: not no card through in your hand right now?
Speaker 2: My boy, At least Kamala knew how to lay on
Speaker 2: her back to get what she wanted. This guy, he's like,
Speaker 2: what what are you expecting out of this? How about
Speaker 2: going to the Oval office be like all right, how
Speaker 2: can we form this alliance? How can we work together?
Speaker 2: Instead you want to go in there and say, you
Speaker 2: big man, you speak loudly and you think you get
Speaker 2: your point across. It's like, first of all, you sound
Speaker 2: fucking rushing a shit and secondly like your brain dead.
Speaker 2: Because the the the side that wants to be able
Speaker 2: to support you in this war because they want World
Speaker 2: War three to come. They're they're guiding you on what
Speaker 2: to say. You don't have two like two brain cells
Speaker 2: to rub together to form an like an original thought.
Speaker 2: This guy is absolutely a controlled puppet, and it's it's
Speaker 2: so obvious.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred percent. And then he leaves the Oval Office.
Speaker 3: We got kicked. And then he goes to Europe and
Speaker 3: has a little NATO meeting where America wasn't invited. It's fine,
Speaker 3: we didn't exactly want to come to it. That was
Speaker 3: the whole point of the Oval Office meeting, right, And
Speaker 3: in this meeting, he draws on the support of all
Speaker 3: these European countries, you know, the European countries that have
Speaker 3: a vested interest in stopping Russia where they're at and
Speaker 3: not letting them continue to advance, or so you would think.
Speaker 3: In Canada, Trudeau is there as well, neither here nor there,
Speaker 3: but he goes to this and they pledge their support,
Speaker 3: they pledge their loyalties, all of these things, and he
Speaker 3: because of it was about the minerals, Okay, it was
Speaker 3: about these mineral deals. Do you remember hearing about any
Speaker 3: of this, or do you at least do you get
Speaker 3: what the breakdown of that was. Yeah, yeah, Okay, so
Speaker 3: I'm caught up. I'm caught up with what's going on.
Speaker 3: It's just I don't even like it. It drives me
Speaker 3: crazy because it's not about what's right and what's wrong.
Speaker 3: It's about who can propagandize what better exactly. Okay, so
Speaker 3: you know, I'm actually gonna stop sharing the screen for
Speaker 3: just a second. Let's talk about those minerals for just
Speaker 3: a second. And it's sitting towards you. This is to
Speaker 3: any of the cult members that may not be on
Speaker 3: the up and up as far as this situation is concerned. Okay,
Speaker 3: this was Trump's attempt to end the war through a
Speaker 3: corporate means rather than a military means. Let me explain,
Speaker 3: Ukraine has a bunch of really precious minerals, Okay, resources
Speaker 3: that we need, that the West in general need that
Speaker 3: First world countries thrive on to make our circuits and
Speaker 3: electronics and our industry happen. Okay. Now, America has typically
Speaker 3: gone to Southern Africa, the Congo for instance, to get
Speaker 3: a lot of these precious minerals and things. And yes,
Speaker 3: these conflict minerals are mine through slave labor. And somehow
Speaker 3: the West turns a blind eye to where it comes
Speaker 3: from as long as they get their precious let them
Speaker 3: their precious cobalt to nickel and all these things. Okay, fine, cool.
Speaker 3: The problem is that the Congo and the Democratic Republic
Speaker 3: of the Congo and Zambia and Rwanda and all these
Speaker 3: other countries that have these minerals that we need, we're
Speaker 3: kind of going through a little bit of a tiff
Speaker 3: right now. They got a little bit of some shit
Speaker 3: going down. They just beheaded seventy Christians over there like
Speaker 3: it's a whole thing. The Rwandan gymocide of ninety four
Speaker 3: just got more gasoline thrown on that fire, and they're
Speaker 3: cranking up the engine as we speak right now. Okay,
Speaker 3: So we can't we can't just go there for these
Speaker 3: conflict minerals because those mines may not be manned for
Speaker 3: a good little bit right now. We don't know what
Speaker 3: the future of that looks like. Okay, fine, fine. The
Speaker 3: other option is to go to China and buy the
Speaker 3: minerals from them. Well, we don't want to do that
Speaker 3: for multiple reasons, right aside from China being an enemy.
Speaker 3: We just put tariffs on them to the tune of
Speaker 3: twenty percent, and we don't want to pay those tariffs
Speaker 3: for these minerals that we need. However, Ukraine not only
Speaker 3: is the bread basket of Europe for their wheat and
Speaker 3: their food and their farmland, they are also very strategic
Speaker 3: because of the minerals that they have under the ground.
Speaker 3: So here's the big picture. Okay, this is when Trump
Speaker 3: goes from he puts his his uh, you know, military
Speaker 3: leader hat off, and he puts on his businessman hat.
Speaker 3: And this is how things work in this regard. Before
Speaker 3: I say anything, understand what is morally and ethically right
Speaker 3: that is so far removed from the fucking conversation as
Speaker 3: it has been the entire time. Like, let's just get
Speaker 3: that out of the way now. Nothing about this Ukraine
Speaker 3: Russia conflict was about what was correct and right and
Speaker 3: proper and all that. Nothing about this shit has been righteous. Okay,
Speaker 3: So let's just go ahead and put that one, not
Speaker 3: even on the back burner. What're throwing that one in
Speaker 3: the trash for this conversation. Okay. So Russia is continuing
Speaker 3: to advance in the areas where these precious minerals are.
Speaker 3: They've already taken all these oblosss have these minerals. However,
Speaker 3: not all of them. There is still currently minerals that
Speaker 3: are on the Ukrainian side of the fighting lines. So
Speaker 3: walked down this little hypothetical row with me. Now, if
Speaker 3: America had some companies, some corporations, no, not owned by Trump,
Speaker 3: everybody calmed down. Just any mining company, we got a
Speaker 3: bunch of them, okay. And if we were to set
Speaker 3: up a exclusive contract, a little co op situation, very
Speaker 3: similarly to how we have done with for instance, Chevron
Speaker 3: in the Congo. Anybody would look like to look up
Speaker 3: the oil field in Africa. Chevron set up shop in
Speaker 3: the Congo. But the way this worked was the local
Speaker 3: Congolese people and government owned fifty one percent of the company. Okay,
Speaker 3: Chevron or the American conglomerates would own forty nine. And
Speaker 3: that was across the board. Whether it was the workforce,
Speaker 3: whether it was the equipment, whether it was the profit margins,
Speaker 3: didn't matter. It was a fifty one to forty nine split.
Speaker 3: This is something that has been done across the country.
Speaker 3: This is what we might call new age imperialism. Hate it,
Speaker 3: is it wrong? We're not having a moral conversation here,
Speaker 3: We're talking numbers, figures, and real life economics. All right.
Speaker 3: That being said, if America was to get into a
Speaker 3: co op mining situation with Ukraine right now along the
Speaker 3: fucking warfront, you understand that Russia would stop advancing because
Speaker 3: if Russia was to fuck up an American mind, Now
Speaker 3: that's our problem. Now you just pissed off corporate America.
Speaker 3: And corporate America is how political America makes their money,
Speaker 3: and political America is how the military gets told where
Speaker 3: to drop the bombs. Are you with me right now?
Speaker 3: There's a domino effect?
Speaker 2: Uh huh su.
Speaker 3: This would hypothetically potentially end the war and the hostilities
Speaker 3: without actually letting it be a war ending. It would
Speaker 3: be a corporate ending of a conflict. And that is
Speaker 3: something that Trump does. He does business. You see what
Speaker 3: I'm saying here.
Speaker 4: I do Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean look, for the longest time, we knew that
Speaker 2: this country was in severe dead and people thought, you
Speaker 2: know what, we got to get these politicians out, We've
Speaker 2: got to get an actual businessman in here that understands
Speaker 2: the value of a dollar. And so now you got this,
Speaker 2: you know, you got Trump coming in. He creates DOGE,
Speaker 2: the Department of Government Efficiency, trying to cut off all
Speaker 2: of the things that are suppressing America and sucking a stride,
Speaker 2: and that, first of all, is seen as an absurdity
Speaker 2: by the extreme left. I don't even like to group
Speaker 2: the left end of that, because I think that normal
Speaker 2: people with a properly functioning mind can see that a
Speaker 2: transgender mouse does nothing for the wellness or the well
Speaker 2: being of the American people. That's like, if you're sticking
Speaker 2: up for that, then you've you've already lost, like you've
Speaker 2: lost your mind. It's no longer there. So whenever Trump
Speaker 2: is trying to go and negotiate a business deal as
Speaker 2: a way of preventing war from happening, or or or
Speaker 2: at least you know, putting up a divider a little
Speaker 2: space in between the war, like you would think you'd
Speaker 2: be all over that, Like you and I get it.
Speaker 2: Maybe Ukraine is like, well, look, we don't want a war,
Speaker 2: but we also love our minerals and that's a non negotiable.
Speaker 2: Like you could argue that. But at the same point, look,
Speaker 2: if you want to fucking win the war and you
Speaker 2: want to stop sacrificing people, what's more important your minerals
Speaker 2: or the millions of lives that are being lost.
Speaker 3: And keep in mind they would make money on the deal.
Speaker 3: They would be a co op. Ukraine would own the
Speaker 3: majority of those minds and the dividends paid out by
Speaker 3: those minds. So either way it goes, this would be
Speaker 3: as close to and I know it's not a one
Speaker 3: hundred percent win win win across the board, I get it,
Speaker 3: but this is the best viable option of a somewhat
Speaker 3: equitable win win scenario for all parties. This is the
Speaker 3: best option that I have heard fielded. Yet, Zelenski basically
Speaker 3: told Trump to go fuck himself and call jd vanceabitch.
Speaker 3: Then he goes to this NATO summit meeting where everyone
Speaker 3: fucking call it where America was and invited and made
Speaker 3: the same offer to the European countries. Britain apparently was
Speaker 3: getting ready to sign another mineral deal to kind of
Speaker 3: do the same thing that we were trying to do.
Speaker 3: The problem is that only in this is it in
Speaker 3: a guarantee. This is only the reports that I could find.
Speaker 3: Three out of like the ten to fifteen countries in
Speaker 3: attendance offered actual aid to the tune of ten thousand
Speaker 3: troops a piece, and they were only going on consultive status.
Speaker 2: Yet it seems like Ukraine feels Zelensky feels that, well,
Speaker 2: obviously we're in the right, so you should support us
Speaker 2: no matter what. And it sounds like, imagine this scenario,
Speaker 2: Richie Rich he grows up, you know, was it mcaulch
Speaker 2: and Richie Rich. Nuh yeah, yeah, Macaulay Culkin. He's in
Speaker 2: Richie Rich. He has unlimited spending, right, Like, it's like
Speaker 2: blank check that movie, blank check, right, could just spend
Speaker 2: on whatever the hell you want. You don't necessarily, you know,
Speaker 2: have to work for it or anything like that. Your
Speaker 2: family's super rich. You want to put a McDonald's in
Speaker 2: your fucking house, go right ahead, right yeah. Now imagine
Speaker 2: Richie Rich. Maybe his parents die and now he has
Speaker 2: to go live with a hard working American family, and
Speaker 2: that family says, look, we'll give you an allowance, but
Speaker 2: you're gonna make your bed, you're gonna do your dishes,
Speaker 2: you're gonna keep your room clean. Maybe you'll go pick
Speaker 2: up dog shit out in the yard. Whatever you have
Speaker 2: to earn that allowance. This is where Zelenski is having
Speaker 2: an issue with all of this. He thinks that it
Speaker 2: should just be given to him. And now he's upset
Speaker 2: that he has to earn it.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, And so when these European nations couldn't offer
Speaker 3: a fraction of what America can offer, and not even
Speaker 3: military aid like that, America's offering that the fighting will
Speaker 3: cease because American business just moved in. And Putin knows
Speaker 3: better than to get on Trump's bad side of affecting
Speaker 3: American business. You want to start some shit, fuck with
Speaker 3: America's boats and fuck with America's money that you just
Speaker 3: pissed in the wrong bollet cheerios on that. I think
Speaker 3: that's understood across the board. And Putin and Trump have
Speaker 3: a very decent understanding of each other. They're trying to
Speaker 3: stay out of each other's way in this regard, all right.
Speaker 3: So whenever he tried making these deals with these European
Speaker 3: countries and realized, uh oh h, the only hand that
Speaker 3: could potentially help me in this situation, I just bid
Speaker 3: and all these other hands that I'm out here trying
Speaker 3: to stroke are empty. And they know that. The tune
Speaker 3: that was said is that America has given three hundred billion,
Speaker 3: give or take. That's not an exact figure. The other
Speaker 3: European nations combined have given one hundred. Yeah, So with
Speaker 3: what kind of stroke and with what type of audacity
Speaker 3: do you think any of these other countries are going
Speaker 3: to be able to help you in a significant noticeable way, Zelensky.
Speaker 3: So he goes and has his little meeting with the
Speaker 3: European nations.
Speaker 2: Keep in mind, keep it, I'm sorry. Keep in mind
Speaker 2: that there are still gain of function biolabs in Ukraine
Speaker 2: as we speak.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmmmm, although I think they're currently under Russian control now,
Speaker 3: I he probably more, but I know those twenty two
Speaker 3: the Russians took over. So let's go ever, But that
Speaker 3: being said, now that Zelensky had his little beating of
Speaker 3: the chest moment where Trump's like, Okay, maybe maybe need
Speaker 3: to go cool off about this and get some act right.
Speaker 3: So then he storms off and he goes to Europe
Speaker 3: and he tries to get their support, saying we don't
Speaker 3: need America. Then whenever he realizes that that option is
Speaker 3: really not even a solid option or even a viable option,
Speaker 3: now he releases this statement. Zelenski expresses regret after Oval
Speaker 3: Office meeting with Trump. This dropped a day ago. No
Speaker 3: more constructiveness be I'm commuted. So I could just read
Speaker 3: the thing. Uh, he says, Uh. It is about everyone
Speaker 3: in Europe. We see constructive cooperation, partnership based relations. We
Speaker 3: can only regret what happened at the White House instead
Speaker 3: of our negotiations, but we must find the strength to
Speaker 3: move forward, to respect one another, just as we have
Speaker 3: always respected America, Europe and all our partners, and to
Speaker 3: do everything together to bring peace closer. Today many people
Speaker 3: have the same question, what will happen next with the
Speaker 3: US assistants. I have instructed Ukraine's Minister of Defense, the
Speaker 3: head of our intelligence agencies, and our diplomats to contract
Speaker 3: their counterparts in the United States and obtain official information.
Speaker 3: People should not have to guess. The Crane and America
Speaker 3: deserve a respectful dialogue and a clear position from one another,
Speaker 3: especially when it comes to protecting lives during a full
Speaker 3: scale war. This is not twenty twenty two anymore. Our
Speaker 3: resilience is stronger now we have the means to defend ourselves.
Speaker 3: But for US, maintaining normal partnership based relations with America
Speaker 3: is essential to bringing the war to a real end.
Speaker 3: None of us wants an endless war. That is a
Speaker 3: very different tune than what he was just saying, face
Speaker 3: to face with Trump in the Oval office.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I didn't hear a single suko no.
Speaker 3: And I didn't hear anything about you know this whole well,
Speaker 3: you don't understand what's happening. No, no, no. He was
Speaker 3: trying to beat his chest to an og and he
Speaker 3: basically told him, listen, you are in no position to
Speaker 3: be having that type of tone right now. So he
Speaker 3: went off, had a couple of days to think about it,
Speaker 3: stew it over, talk to some other people that he
Speaker 3: thought were going to have his back. They do not
Speaker 3: in even a fraction of the way that America can.
Speaker 3: And we're not even like thickest thieves allies with them.
Speaker 3: We have a whole ocean protecting us against the Russian invasion.
Speaker 3: We don't really have a dog in this fight.
Speaker 2: You know what I can't You know what I can't
Speaker 2: stand is when people they take things out of context
Speaker 2: to be like to gaslight in a way. So Trump
Speaker 2: was saying, uh, look, you don't have any cards to play,
Speaker 2: and Zelensky's like, this is not the card game, Like,
Speaker 2: understand the meaning behind what he's saying, dude, Like, yes,
Speaker 2: clearly we're not playing fucking rummy over here. Nobody's playing
Speaker 2: uno Like understand the euphemism here, that's like you don't
Speaker 2: have any cards, so therefore you need to listen to
Speaker 2: us and stop demanding things because you have no leverage.
Speaker 3: Big dog. If you don't learn how to play the game,
Speaker 3: you're gonna end up playing yourself. And that is exactly
Speaker 3: what Zelensky did. Now listen to this letter that just
Speaker 3: hit Trump a yesterday before he went on and gave
Speaker 3: this speech from Zelensky, keep in mind all of that
Speaker 3: fervor he had up in the Oval office. He was
Speaker 3: going to go to Europe and find other support. He
Speaker 3: doesn't need America. Now he's regretting the decision and he's
Speaker 3: saying that we can in this war without American help.
Speaker 3: Listen to this from.
Speaker 4: President Zelensky of Ukraine.
Speaker 5: The letter reads, Ukraine is ready to come to the
Speaker 5: negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace. Cluser,
Speaker 5: nobody wants peace more than the Ukrainians, he said, My
Speaker 5: team and I stand ready to work under President Trump's
Speaker 5: strong leadership to get a piece that lasts.
Speaker 4: We do really value how much.
Speaker 5: America has done to help Ukraine maintain its sovereignty and independence.
Speaker 4: Regarding the agreement on.
Speaker 5: Minerals and security, Ukraine is ready to sign it at
Speaker 5: any time that is convenient for you. I appreciate that
Speaker 5: he sent this letter, just got it a little while ago. Simultaneously,
Speaker 5: we've had serious discussions with Russia and I received strong
Speaker 5: signals that they are ready for peace.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't that be beautiful? Wouldn't that be beautiful?
Speaker 3: So okay, all this now, all of a sudden, after
Speaker 3: all that chest beating, all that shit you wanted to talk,
Speaker 3: Ole Zelenski, now, all of a sudden, ready to come
Speaker 3: to the negotiating table whenever it's convenient for you. We're sorry.
Speaker 3: We don't take for granted everything that America's done. We're sorry.
Speaker 3: We're sorry about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it's a card game. Now you understand.
Speaker 3: Right right right now? Are you understanding how to play
Speaker 3: the fucking game? It's not a game, son, son, you're
Speaker 3: in politics. It's all a game. And if you ain't playing,
Speaker 3: you're getting played. That's how this worked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like Look, chess, Chess is a beautiful game
Speaker 2: for many reasons, and and I have, you know, issued
Speaker 2: a challenge to all good cult members to come challenge
Speaker 2: me at cultex Conspiracy on chess dot com app and
Speaker 2: some of them have taken my ass on several occasions.
Speaker 2: So shout out to y'all. But it is a beautiful
Speaker 2: game because you can get inside the mind of somebody
Speaker 2: who can think multiple steps forward. And if you can
Speaker 2: think multiple steps forward by playing a game, then you
Speaker 2: might be able to portray that in real life. And
Speaker 2: that was just proven here in this case.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred percent. Listen again, take out the morals
Speaker 3: and the ethics and what is and is not right
Speaker 3: and proper. Look, I have said from the beginning that
Speaker 3: Russia should have never crossed the border. I know, hot take.
Speaker 3: A lot of people think that I'm crazy for that.
Speaker 3: Ukraine has always been a part of Russia. No, but
Speaker 3: they haven't. But they haven't. Like, just because you say
Speaker 3: that doesn't mean it's a true statement. You know what
Speaker 3: else used to be a part of Russia? Every country
Speaker 3: with a Stan at the end of their name. You
Speaker 3: know what's funny is san Turjkastan, Pakistan, all of them
Speaker 3: used to be a part of Russia. Are we now
Speaker 3: going to justify Russia moving into these areas again? No,
Speaker 3: we're not it's that's my point, but it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: This is the real world. What should be and what
Speaker 3: is are usually very different things.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: What's funny. I was just thinking, you know, another board
Speaker 2: game or another just regular not a board game, but
Speaker 2: a game out there that everybody knows is dominoes. Right,
Speaker 2: And you've said before, like me and you, we love
Speaker 2: playing some dominoes. It's a fun time. But all money
Speaker 2: ain't good money. And that's what Celenski, that's what Zelensky
Speaker 2: was trying to cash in on. He was trying to
Speaker 2: cash in on the five points that he would be
Speaker 2: able to garner from the European countries until he found
Speaker 2: out that fucking America got that double six that can
Speaker 2: just slap down at the table and completely just obliterate
Speaker 2: you in a game because you're trying to make five points.
Speaker 2: That's the point of what he's trying to say here.
Speaker 3: I think he's trying to aim for that nickel while
Speaker 3: we're about to make a fifty on them. You know,
Speaker 3: it's and if you don't understand the reference, first of all,
Speaker 3: get some black friends first of all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Second of all, learn how to play domino That's just
Speaker 3: what's up with that. But beside the point. Okay, all
Speaker 3: money is not good money. And he honestly got the
Speaker 3: Democrats got in his head and they told him, n BR,
Speaker 3: if you go in there and you play it this way,
Speaker 3: Trump will capitulate. He actually doesn't have anything to play.
Speaker 3: He's not gonna do that, not regarding the fact that
Speaker 3: he just took office and that he's going to be
Speaker 3: there for the next four years. Zelenski, do you think
Speaker 3: that your country can maintain for four years without America's help,
Speaker 3: then perhaps you should change your tone, which he did,
Speaker 3: which he did. But this is what I'm talking. We're
Speaker 3: gonna call this the U turn of the century. That
Speaker 3: hard pivot from ol Zelensky, big dog.
Speaker 2: He should get in some NASCAR, all them left turns.
Speaker 3: Bro I like it, dude. Let's keep going. And now
Speaker 3: you'll see all these dims with the Ukrainian flags. They're
Speaker 3: actually clapping. They're not cheering, but they're clapping because they
Speaker 3: some of them realize that an end of the war
Speaker 3: might mean a little bit of a dip in their
Speaker 3: personal pocketbooks because they all hold stakes in the military
Speaker 3: industrial complex. Fine, but they also acknowledge the fact that
Speaker 3: an end of the war would mean benefits for other reasons, although,
Speaker 3: like he said, it's about the mineral rights. It's about
Speaker 3: who's got what to offer. So we're gonna see how
Speaker 3: this plays out. I'm very happy to hear that Zelenski
Speaker 3: finally put a couple of brain cells together and realized
Speaker 3: how fucked he's about to be and changed his tune.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't that be beautiful?
Speaker 3: Let's collapse aloud as fuck? Sorry about that.
Speaker 5: It's time to stop this madness. It's time to halt
Speaker 5: the killing. It's time to end the senseless war. If
Speaker 5: you want to end wars, you have to talk to
Speaker 5: both sides. Nearly four years ago, amid rising tensions, a
Speaker 5: history teacher named Mark Vogel was detained in Russia and
Speaker 5: sentenced to fourteen years in a penal.
Speaker 4: Colony rough stuff.
Speaker 5: The previous administration barely lifted her finger to help him.
Speaker 5: They knew he was innocent, but they had no idea
Speaker 5: where to begin. But last summer I promised his ninety
Speaker 5: five year old mother, Malphine, that we would bring her
Speaker 5: boy safely back home. After twenty two days in office.
Speaker 5: I did just that, and they are here tonight.
Speaker 3: Four years ago, he was arrested, Biden did nothing. Twenty
Speaker 3: two days in office, Trump gets him released. Isn't that wild?
Speaker 2: Bro sounds like politics.
Speaker 3: It was a simple phone call. Biden could have picked
Speaker 3: up the phone and made that happen. Oh no, No,
Speaker 3: we couldn't be bothered for that though. It's whatever. Look
Speaker 3: at the Dems. The Dems are all still sitting. Nobody's
Speaker 3: clapping for the release of an innocent man. None of
Speaker 3: them will stand and clap because Trump did it.
Speaker 2: I mean, if he voted Democrat, they would all be
Speaker 2: it would You would never hear the end of a
Speaker 2: clapping a final expert.
Speaker 3: I mean maybe honestly, even if he was listed as
Speaker 3: a Democrat. The fact that Trump made that happen means
Speaker 3: that it was clearly evil. It was it was obviously
Speaker 3: something that we need to balk against because it was Trump.
Speaker 3: This is the never Trump society and it's it's absolutely asinhim.
Speaker 3: But either way, this is uh. That was the Zelenski
Speaker 3: and the minerals and the hard pivot in all the things.
Speaker 3: This was addressed just last night in the address to Congress.
Speaker 3: Let's push on, then, shall we?
Speaker 5: Jah said the gallery tonight is a young man who
Speaker 5: truly loves our police.
Speaker 4: His name is DJ Daniel, he is thirteen years.
Speaker 5: Old, and he has always dreamed of becoming a police officer.
Speaker 3: All Right, So with this one, this is one hundred
Speaker 3: percent propaganda. We need to understand that this kid was
Speaker 3: suffering from brain cancer, okay, and he's he's fighting the
Speaker 3: good fight and all the things. This is more of
Speaker 3: what would have been considered like a tear jerker moment,
Speaker 3: right to try to get everybody on Trump's side. Who
Speaker 3: can argue with doing something nice for a kid fighting
Speaker 3: brain cancer, Jonathan, I mean, he's a kid. Look at
Speaker 3: that side of the room. The other side of the
Speaker 3: room is not stand here clapping for this thirteen year
Speaker 3: old with brain cancer. Dogs.
Speaker 2: There's a time and a place for these things. I think.
Speaker 2: I don't think that it's absolutely unheralded that you would be,
Speaker 2: you know, kind of showing off the good that you
Speaker 2: do from time to time. I don't. I don't have
Speaker 2: a problem with that.
Speaker 3: No, I don't either know. Yes, maybe this isn't something
Speaker 3: that needed to be in a congressional hearing, and well, fine,
Speaker 3: fine doesn't matter. You're so anti Trump that you can't
Speaker 3: clap for a thirteen year old with brain cancer. That
Speaker 3: that out loud, like that's yeah, let's continue here.
Speaker 5: DJ was diagnosed with brain cancer. The doctors gave him
Speaker 5: five months at most to live. That was more than
Speaker 5: six years ago.
Speaker 3: Look at them, they're all so mad that whole half
Speaker 3: of the brook.
Speaker 5: DJ and his dad have been a request to make
Speaker 5: his dream come true.
Speaker 4: And DJ has been sworn in as.
Speaker 5: An honorary law enforcement officer actually a number of times.
Speaker 4: Peace. The police love him, the police departments love him.
Speaker 5: And tonight, DJ, we're going to do you the biggest
Speaker 5: honor of them all. I am asking our new Secret
Speaker 5: Service Director, Sean Curran to officially make you an agent
Speaker 5: of the United States Secret Service.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, and I bet you do a better job
Speaker 3: than those bitches that was around Trump when he got
Speaker 3: shot to one hundred percent. This is a beautiful moment, dude. Okay,
Speaker 3: like Trump, hate Trump, whatever, This is a nice gesture
Speaker 3: could be received positively from everyone. This kid. Look he's
Speaker 3: hugging the head of the Secret Service again, complete propaganda,
Speaker 3: you understand that. Take third eye all the way open here.
Speaker 3: But regardless, everybody can at least go all at least
Speaker 3: attack did.
Speaker 2: For this right, he looks like a policeman. Actually right,
Speaker 2: like he already has like de posture in the face.
Speaker 3: This whole half the room silent.
Speaker 5: DJ's doctors believe his cancer likely came from a chemical
Speaker 5: he was exposed to when he was younger. Since nineteen
Speaker 5: seventy five, rates of child cancer have increased by more
Speaker 5: than forty percent.
Speaker 4: Reversing this trend.
Speaker 5: As one of the top priorities for our new Presidential
Speaker 5: Commission to Make America Healthy Again, chaired by our new
Speaker 5: Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Speaker 4: Robert F. Kennedy, Junior. In recent years, our justice system
Speaker 4: has been turned upside down by radical left lunatics.
Speaker 3: So he pointed at the entire half of the room
Speaker 3: when he said that lunatic line. I love it. I
Speaker 3: love it.
Speaker 5: Many jurisdictions virtually seized enforcing the law against dangers, repeat offenders,
Speaker 5: while weaponizing law enforcement against political opponents like me. My
Speaker 5: administration has acted swiftly and decisively to restore fair, equal
Speaker 5: and impartial.
Speaker 4: Justice under the constitutional rule of.
Speaker 5: Law, starting at the FBI and the DOJ.
Speaker 4: Pam, good Luck Cash wherever you may be.
Speaker 3: Good Luck, good luck, Pam.
Speaker 1: Bond, good luck.
Speaker 4: It's so important should it do a great job.
Speaker 5: Cash, Thank you, Thank you, Cash.
Speaker 3: You also need to make mention the fact of how
Speaker 3: big of a target is now on their backs. They
Speaker 3: are going to be heading the operation to in the
Speaker 3: insane amounts of organized crime, not just mafia, not just cartel,
Speaker 3: political organized crime. These two Pam and Cash are about
Speaker 3: to head spearhead that operation, big dog. They are in danger.
Speaker 2: The thing about globalism is that it can come from
Speaker 2: anywhere on the globe or the flat earth, whatever you
Speaker 2: like to say. It comes from not only people that
Speaker 2: are representing America, but people that are representing the one
Speaker 2: World order. And if you are going in there and
Speaker 2: disrupting that plan, then you have a massive target on
Speaker 2: your back. And so these people are absolutely possible. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to say they're sacrificing their lives, but they're
Speaker 2: definitely putting their life in harm's way for the betterment
Speaker 2: of America. So, I mean, this kind of shit, it
Speaker 2: should be heralded like it should be clapped four and appreciated.
Speaker 2: And I mean, you know, it's a dirty ass job, dude.
Speaker 2: It's a scary, dirty, filthy job that takes some big
Speaker 2: ass balls to be able to do facts, big facts.
Speaker 3: All right, let's continue.
Speaker 5: They've already started very strong. They're going to do a
Speaker 5: fantastic job. You're going to be very proud of them early.
Speaker 3: All right. So, as we just said, both of them
Speaker 3: doing the work that needs to be done. As he
Speaker 3: brought up earlier, RFK is going to be taking the
Speaker 3: health of America to hopefully new levels. Hopefully we'll get
Speaker 3: off of some of these unneeded vaccines. Hopefully we'll stop
Speaker 3: spraying all of the cancer riddled pesticides all over all
Speaker 3: of our food. Hopefully our water will stop being so poisoned.
Speaker 3: But you know, we can only hope. It is still early. Again,
Speaker 3: the administration has only been in effect for less than
Speaker 3: two months. But this is the amount of work that
Speaker 3: has been done in less than two months.
Speaker 2: Dog, I mean, I'm liking the progress.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 2: You know, A press says that he's going to go
Speaker 2: in and change things up, which every president for the
Speaker 2: history of presidency, have always said that they're going to
Speaker 2: come in and change things and be swift with their
Speaker 2: movement and try and gain as much momentum to be
Speaker 2: able to change things for the better. They all say that.
Speaker 2: But Trump is one of the only presidents ever that
Speaker 2: has ever actually done it, Like you see it right
Speaker 2: before your eyes. He's not waiting to you know, three five,
Speaker 2: six months whatever to put these things into effect day one.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, you could argue that he
Speaker 2: was doing this the whole four years that Biden was
Speaker 2: in office, that he was setting all of the dominoes
Speaker 2: up that way when he got back in office because
Speaker 2: he knew that. You know, the look at how things
Speaker 2: went so horribly so fast and the Biden regime. I mean,
Speaker 2: in every way Biden could have sold us out. He
Speaker 2: did it. Kamala, same thing. It's it's the one world
Speaker 2: order that we talk about. Up goes in. There has
Speaker 2: been fighting tooth and nail since he got the election
Speaker 2: stolen from him, and now is just picking up that momentum.
Speaker 2: And it's a beautiful thing to see, Like it's just
Speaker 2: nice to see somebody actually follow through on a promise.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. Now this is going to start this next section
Speaker 3: here is going to start to sound like it's propaganda
Speaker 3: yet again, and maybe in one way it is, but
Speaker 3: it does lead to another very critical point that Trump
Speaker 3: is starting to enact as we speak.
Speaker 5: It's tonight I signed an order keeping my word to you.
Speaker 5: One thing I've learned about Jocelyn is that she loved
Speaker 5: animals so much.
Speaker 4: She loved nature.
Speaker 5: Across Galveston Bay from where Joscelyn lived in Houston, you
Speaker 5: will find a magnificent National Wildlife Refuge, a pristine, peaceful,
Speaker 5: thirty four thousand acre sanctuary for all of God's creatures
Speaker 5: of the Gulf of America. Alexis moments ago, I formally
Speaker 5: renamed that refuge in loving memory of your beautiful daughter Jocelyn. So,
Speaker 5: mister Vice President, if you would, may I have the order.
Speaker 3: So he renamed this wildlife refuge in Texas after Jocelyn
Speaker 3: Nunna Gary. I think that was the last name and
Speaker 3: the reason why this is so significant. It may not
Speaker 3: seem it on the surface, right. This seems at this
Speaker 3: moment like it's a propaganda piece. But if that name
Speaker 3: rings a bell to people, the reason why you may
Speaker 3: know of young Jocelyn's death.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: All three savages charged with Jocelyn and Lincoln's murders were
Speaker 5: members of the Venezuelan prison gang, the toughest gang they
Speaker 5: say in the world, known as Trendy Iragua. Two weeks ago,
Speaker 5: I officially designated this gang along with MS thirteen and
Speaker 5: the blood thirsty Mexican drug Cartowel says foreign terrorist organizations.
Speaker 3: That would be why Trenda or Ahwa. That gang murdered
Speaker 3: her daughter and now they're listed as a terrorist organization.
Speaker 3: So I'm very happy about that as well. And the
Speaker 3: left is still not clapping for it. They're literally talking
Speaker 3: about a little girl, a younger I don't know, a
Speaker 3: little was murdered by gang members and now something's being
Speaker 3: done about it, and they can't clap for it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the lake in Riley was one of the
Speaker 2: other girls, right, yep, yeah, yeah. And guess what, like
Speaker 2: this shit probably wouldn't be happening if we didn't have
Speaker 2: fucking open borders for the last four years, you know, like,
Speaker 2: and it's people don't wanna don't want to look at that.
Speaker 2: They want to say, they want to say, oh, all
Speaker 2: these people, they're just innocent, little refugees that are coming
Speaker 2: in because their country is so corrupt. It's like, okay,
Speaker 2: you know what, you want to pull out the empathetic
Speaker 2: hard strings of America and and try and push that propaganda,
Speaker 2: go ahead, but you you can't just look past the
Speaker 2: gang members that are coming across the border, that are raping,
Speaker 2: that are killing, that are that are smuggling drugs, that
Speaker 2: are doing all of these horrific things, and not clap
Speaker 2: for the guy that is putting an end to that, Like, right,
Speaker 2: it is so ludicrous. These people don't have a mind
Speaker 2: for their for themselves, like they don't know how to
Speaker 2: think for themselves.
Speaker 3: And that's it is.
Speaker 2: It's sad.
Speaker 3: It's completely agree dude. It is hive mind mentality one
Speaker 3: thousand percent they And that's the thing. Who could argue
Speaker 3: with these gangs and cartels getting eradicated. Who who is
Speaker 3: against this?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: But the live in the room cannot clap for it
Speaker 3: because Trump's the one that did it. If Biden would
Speaker 3: have done this, they would have put him up for
Speaker 3: the fucking Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 2: The cartel should have been labeled terrorists from the beginning,
Speaker 2: Like I never understood how they were not considered terrorists
Speaker 2: until you start looking into Oh, the government was actually
Speaker 2: infiltrating them and working their drug running money to be
Speaker 2: able to help fund you know, organizations like the CIA
Speaker 2: and everything else, the war on drugs in America. That
Speaker 2: wouldn't have been necessarily as possible if it wasn't for
Speaker 2: the cartel, Right.
Speaker 3: Somebody is curious about the validity of that. Look up
Speaker 3: Barry Seal. Look up what happened when he was arrested
Speaker 3: and how the then governor of Arkansas, a man you
Speaker 3: may know of named Bill Clinton, picked up the phone
Speaker 3: and said, release him. He's on our side.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: Is that a guy that was flying in just trail
Speaker 3: after trail, after just massive amounts of cocaine and drugs
Speaker 3: from these cartels?
Speaker 2: That same Bill Clinton? I mean, I don't know, I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know if there's a lot of Bill Clinton's
Speaker 2: out there in the world, But are you talking about
Speaker 2: the Bill Clinton out there that was in a blue dress,
Speaker 2: in red high heels and a painting in Jeffrey Epstein's
Speaker 2: living room on Epstein Island?
Speaker 3: Is that the one, the very one that won the
Speaker 3: election for the American presidency in nineteen ninety two, before
Speaker 3: all that, when he was still the governor. This is
Speaker 3: what the actual war on drugs was about. So this
Speaker 3: would be, of course, why the cartels haven't been listed,
Speaker 3: is that because they were seen as a necessary evil
Speaker 3: to fund the operations. Trump has said, yeah, well, fuck
Speaker 3: all that noise. The CIA might get abolished before it's
Speaker 3: all said and done here. That's why he put certain
Speaker 3: people in charge of certain organizations. And now the cartels
Speaker 3: are being listed as a terrorist organization, and now we
Speaker 3: have actual military assets there being mobilized against them. Drone
Speaker 3: strikes are happening now. So I think it's a beautiful
Speaker 3: time to be honest with.
Speaker 2: You, to be fair. I think that America has funded
Speaker 2: terror terrorist organizations for a very long time, the Taliban
Speaker 2: being one of the main ones. But like you know,
Speaker 2: I don't think that we should ever be funding any
Speaker 2: kind of terrorist organization. I don't care if they're fighting
Speaker 2: on your behalf or they're fighting against you. You put
Speaker 2: money in the pockets of lunacy like it's never going
Speaker 2: to turn out well. The same thing with bib Nat
Speaker 2: Yahoo and in Hamas right, like you should never.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: I disagree with the idea of you know, what is
Speaker 2: it the like a necessary evil?
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't like that. I think that, you know, the
Speaker 2: enemy of my enemy is my friend. I don't think
Speaker 2: that you should take it to the level of extreme
Speaker 2: that is funding terrorism.
Speaker 3: No, there's a time and place for that type of
Speaker 3: Machiavelian mindset, right when actual war is going on a
Speaker 3: country that you may not have always aligned with, but
Speaker 3: they're also against the you're against, and you're trying to
Speaker 3: pull on every resource possible to bring a swift into
Speaker 3: a war. Okay, time and place, I'm with you funding
Speaker 3: what you now call rebel fighters so that in a
Speaker 3: decade you can call them terrorists that you can justify
Speaker 3: sending US troops into that area for oil and resources.
Speaker 3: You know, that's not that's not kosher, bro, that's not
Speaker 3: cash money.
Speaker 2: Didn't they find out that we, as American taxpayers were
Speaker 2: sending was it the Taliban, like forty million dollars a
Speaker 2: week or a month or some crazy amount of money
Speaker 2: to be able to fund these operations. My thing is, look,
Speaker 2: if we have the biggest, baddest, like most advanced military
Speaker 2: in the history of the world, why the fuck are
Speaker 2: we using these pissants like I don't think, like I
Speaker 2: don't know, send a fucking drone to do your work,
Speaker 2: or send you know, military members that literally, I mean
Speaker 2: you know military members that want to go to war,
Speaker 2: that want to put a you know, to bring peace
Speaker 2: to other countries and take out the bad guys like
Speaker 2: it's a fucking wet dream to a lot of people
Speaker 2: that are in the military, let's use them instead of
Speaker 2: fucking Middle Eastern ponds.
Speaker 3: This is why I don't like how politics get involved
Speaker 3: in the war rooms. I don't like that whatsoever. The
Speaker 3: war council of a nation does not need politicians or
Speaker 3: their or even their opinions in the war council. Right.
Speaker 3: Let the warriors speak on warrior matters. Let politicians speak
Speaker 3: on diplomatic matters. There's a time for diplomacy and there's
Speaker 3: a time for blood, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 3: if we are gonna take the stances being the world police,
Speaker 3: then we have to do world police type shit. If
Speaker 3: we are not, and we're gonna only worry about ourselves
Speaker 3: for a little bit, then get out of everyone else's affairs.
Speaker 3: That's what the diplomacy side of it is. For this,
Speaker 3: I agree with the hundred percent. I don't understand it,
Speaker 3: although I will say the military members that are going
Speaker 3: to be going to the border, that are securing their
Speaker 3: home nation from these evil individuals, oh dude, the level
Speaker 3: of violence that is about to be unleashed on these cartels.
Speaker 3: If they do not get their shit together right now.
Speaker 3: It's it's gonna make what happened in the Middle East
Speaker 3: look like kindergarten time.
Speaker 2: Brow there might actually be skull fucking.
Speaker 3: I I should hope, So I should hope. So we're
Speaker 3: talking about a cartel that once they kill you, they
Speaker 3: give you a tia on a necktie. If you're lucky, right,
Speaker 3: they cut your throat, they pull your tongue out of it,
Speaker 3: and then they hang you off of a bridge. That's
Speaker 3: what that is. That is this group. They're they're they're
Speaker 3: very brutal and blood thirsty in that regard. Now we're
Speaker 3: gonna let our actual savages have a little playtime. Okay.
Speaker 3: It's like, I'm not locked in here with you. Okay,
Speaker 3: you're locked in here with me. That's that's what's going
Speaker 3: down right now. One of us is getting fucked. And
Speaker 3: I don't know about you, but I just took three viagra.
Speaker 3: I'm ready to go. You know what I'm saying. That's
Speaker 3: about to go down.
Speaker 4: Here, bro.
Speaker 3: So anyway, I digress, let's continue.
Speaker 5: I want to recognize another person who has devoted herself
Speaker 5: to forster care.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I want to go into the whole Malania thing.
Speaker 3: She's great. Yeah yah yeah yeah cool cool cool. Now
Speaker 3: let's talk about the Panama Canal.
Speaker 5: The Panama Canal and a couple of other canals. The
Speaker 5: Panama Canal was built by Americans for Americans, not for others.
Speaker 5: But others could use it, but it was built at
Speaker 5: tremendous course of American blood and treasure.
Speaker 4: Thirty eight thousand workers died building the Panama Canal.
Speaker 5: They died of malaria, they died of snake bites, and
Speaker 5: Mosquito is not a nice place to work. They paid
Speaker 5: them very highly to go there, knowing there was a
Speaker 5: twenty five percent chance that they would die. The most
Speaker 5: expensive project also that was ever built in our countries,
Speaker 5: if you're bringing up.
Speaker 4: To modern day costs.
Speaker 5: It was given away by the Conrad administration for one dollar.
Speaker 5: But that agreement has been violated very severely. We didn't
Speaker 5: give it to China.
Speaker 4: We gave it to Panama, and we're taking it back.
Speaker 3: Absolutely absolutely. I like old boys Mardie grals Hie there
Speaker 3: every dope that's nice. Harriet Barco Rubio, so like he
Speaker 3: had just said, the Panama Canal, he's trying to retake
Speaker 3: that for America. I don't know about you. I don't
Speaker 3: know how the good cult members feel about this. I
Speaker 3: support it. As we're talking about tariffs and shit, this
Speaker 3: is a let's call it, a glorified toll road for
Speaker 3: international trade. I like that we'd be getting a cut
Speaker 3: of that. Well, that's not fair. Who in the actual
Speaker 3: fuck asked about fairness. We are talking about money and
Speaker 3: an economy and war. Morals and ethics are very far
Speaker 3: removed from this conversation. I did give that beginning of
Speaker 3: all this. I said this, Yeah, we need to be
Speaker 3: getting our cut. We built the bitch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't find a problem with that. And to
Speaker 2: be honest, I'm not even very well read in on
Speaker 2: this Panama Canal situation. But you know what, dude, and
Speaker 2: I might sound like my third eye is all the
Speaker 2: way close to some people whenever I say this, and
Speaker 2: I might even go against some of the very things
Speaker 2: that I've said in the past, whenever I say this,
Speaker 2: I just have a certain level of faith in Trump
Speaker 2: bro that likes he's doing the right thing. Like I
Speaker 2: have a certain level of faith that he actually cares
Speaker 2: about America, that he actually cares about American citizens, that
Speaker 2: he actually cares for this country and doesn't want to
Speaker 2: see it be flushed down the toilet. And excuse me
Speaker 2: if I get a little excited about that, you know,
Speaker 2: like I think that not every single thing has to
Speaker 2: be I mean, Brandon Kroll's a he's a great person.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Do I think that the Antichrist would be doing this now?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I don't, yep, I do not now, Nor have I
Speaker 3: ever believed that old Donnie T was the Antichrist, or
Speaker 3: even a version thereof. I also do not see him
Speaker 3: to be some sort of a savior figure. Never once
Speaker 3: have I believed that. I do think that he is. Again,
Speaker 3: he is doing this much to the net good of
Speaker 3: the entire nation two months into office. Can you imagine
Speaker 3: what we'll be talking about at the two year mark.
Speaker 2: I mean, to be honest, I hope that we get there,
Speaker 2: because it seems like old Donnie is ruffling some some
Speaker 2: globalist feathers up in here, and I hope that we
Speaker 2: can carry this out for as long as we possibly can.
Speaker 2: But the I gotta I gotta be honest, dude, I
Speaker 2: don't know how he is walking around securely at Like,
Speaker 2: think about the amount of shit that he is flushing
Speaker 2: down the toilet. The amount of these shell corporations that
Speaker 2: are just being wiped off the face of the earth.
Speaker 2: How is it that he doesn't have the world's largest
Speaker 2: target on his back right now?
Speaker 3: Like, oh he does?
Speaker 2: How are they keeping him safe? Like this is the
Speaker 2: thing JFK was trying to do something like this and
Speaker 2: got taken out. Like think about Dave.
Speaker 3: Trump will be driving around in a convertible anytime soon.
Speaker 3: I'll say that I don't believe he'll be doing any
Speaker 3: kind of a big public speeches, at least for a
Speaker 3: little bit. I mean, he already got shot at one
Speaker 3: of them before he even did any of this, and
Speaker 3: then they tried shooting him again on a golf course
Speaker 3: because of the Ukrainian situation. Meanwhile, he gets into office,
Speaker 3: he's want to end the fucking war and save lives.
Speaker 2: How dare he this this fascist? It's very anti globalism.
Speaker 3: Very and then on top of that, all of these
Speaker 3: fuckers that keep saying he's trying to climb into bed
Speaker 3: with Putin, he's trying to fuck over his allies. But
Speaker 3: but buff, okay, bro, what he is talking about is
Speaker 3: something that would work to the benefit of the economy.
Speaker 3: Of Ukraine and America independently and in unison. Why do
Speaker 3: we have issues with it? I don't I don't understand.
Speaker 2: It's almost like he's running a business.
Speaker 3: Now. Zelenski's backlog to that would be, uh, yeah, well,
Speaker 3: you're talking about making him sign a ceasefire. We had
Speaker 3: them sign a ceasefire in twenty fourteen, we had them
Speaker 3: sign a ceasefire in twenty nineteen. He's gone back on
Speaker 3: these words. And even though he signed the ceasefire, putin
Speaker 3: marched on. What is stopping him from marching on? Okay?
Speaker 3: Right now Trump's in office, and that's good for these
Speaker 3: four years. What happens if a bleeding heart liberal or
Speaker 3: a weekling kind of both come into office next election.
Speaker 3: What's gonna stop Poot from re invading Ukraine in four years?
Speaker 3: Trump is offering, how about America business sets up shop
Speaker 3: along the border, And if he does do that, that
Speaker 3: would be declaring an act of war upon American business,
Speaker 3: and that's not something that we allow people to fuck with.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The way I look at this is I as
Speaker 2: long as this continues to be carried out over the
Speaker 2: course of the next three and a half four years,
Speaker 2: there's absolutely not a snowballs chance in hell that a
Speaker 2: Democrat wins the presidency in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 3: Bro, I don't even know of a Democrat that they
Speaker 3: could run to try to counteract what kind of momentum
Speaker 3: this is getting right now, and this is just the
Speaker 3: beginning in the next four years collectively, little less than
Speaker 3: bear with me the amount of momentum of things and
Speaker 3: change that he is going to enact. Unless the Left
Speaker 3: can find the most likable human being and simultaneously the
Speaker 3: Republicans run the most just disgusting piece of shit that
Speaker 3: they can find. Maybe, big, big, maybe the Democrats have
Speaker 3: a snowballs chance in hell. I don't even see that
Speaker 3: as a viable option.
Speaker 2: At this point, Bro, Unless there's like a Dino situation
Speaker 2: that has that ever been a thing a democrat in
Speaker 2: name only, you only ever hear about it in the rhinos.
Speaker 2: In the rhino category. You never hear about the dinos.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I guess the other option would be
Speaker 3: to find somebody who's like a right of center guy
Speaker 3: who assumes he takes the president, undoes a lot of
Speaker 3: this and then goes hard left. I guess that's an option,
Speaker 3: but America doesn't want that. They want Trump. They want
Speaker 3: somebody with this type of energy, this type of charisma,
Speaker 3: this type of gas and fire under their ass. They
Speaker 3: don't want somebody who's just gonna be a pretty face anymore.
Speaker 3: We've seen what's happened with that.
Speaker 2: It needs a shit, It needs a complete reshaping a
Speaker 2: lot in the way that the Republican Party has been reshaped.
Speaker 2: It's no longer the George Bush's, the George w or
Speaker 2: the hw Bush Republican name anymore. It has gone a
Speaker 2: complete evolution, one that stands for the country, one that
Speaker 2: is an anti war. That used to be Republicans fucking
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, Like that's all they cared.
Speaker 3: About was war, war, war war.
Speaker 2: Now you're seeing a Republican side, the Republican Party being
Speaker 2: completely reformed, that is anti war. What used to be
Speaker 2: the Centrists or the Democrats. It's looking very red, you know.
Speaker 2: And I think that until the Democrats can reform and evolve,
Speaker 2: and if they just keep going down this alley where
Speaker 2: they're just or borosing, just like the snake biting its
Speaker 2: own tail off all the fucking time, you're going to
Speaker 2: dismantle the entire the entire party, which I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: not complaining. I think that that level of extremists is
Speaker 2: literally good for nobody, Like, nobody benefits off of that
Speaker 2: unless you're illegal. And I'm sorry, when was when were
Speaker 2: the illegals at the top of the priority list? It
Speaker 2: shouldn't be that way, but that's what they've become.
Speaker 3: The Left used to be the Democrat Party, used to
Speaker 3: be the working man's party. They have lost the middle
Speaker 3: class because they have marginalized themselves to such a degree
Speaker 3: that you are either some sort of an upscale hoity
Speaker 3: toity ivy leaguer who is so out of touch with
Speaker 3: reality that you don't even know what the price of
Speaker 3: a banana is at the store, or you are so
Speaker 3: broke and so poor and so destitute that the only
Speaker 3: way you're able to feed yourself is off of the
Speaker 3: social programs that the left is pushing on about. The
Speaker 3: left has lost the working class. Fuck the race conversation,
Speaker 3: fuck the gender conversation, fuck the all of the whenever,
Speaker 3: all these crazy talking points that they identify themselves with,
Speaker 3: those are so far removed from the truth. They have
Speaker 3: pushed so far in that extremist direction that they don't
Speaker 3: even understand what the American people who they are anymore,
Speaker 3: let alone what they want. They don't understand it.
Speaker 2: Anymore because it's become so Hollywood, Like that's what they
Speaker 2: stand for. They stand for Hollywood, which you stand for actors,
Speaker 2: You stand for people that aren't affected by the system whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Like do you think that Tom Cruise is applying for
Speaker 2: food stamps? Do you think that fucking I don't know,
Speaker 2: and name another actor, Like do you think they care
Speaker 2: about any of that? No, they are very happy living
Speaker 2: in their gated community with security out the ass and
Speaker 2: their nice mansion. And I don't have a problem with billionaires. Look,
Speaker 2: go and make your money, dude, Like we all aspire
Speaker 2: to be rich one day, right, But there's a certain
Speaker 2: point where you got to start getting down on the
Speaker 2: street and actually caring about what the regular person gives
Speaker 2: a shit about. Like the regular you know, working class
Speaker 2: person cares that this country does well, It cares that
Speaker 2: it cares about its own citizens. Whenever you stop Karen
Speaker 2: for the the the like the military people, like the
Speaker 2: ones that are constantly just being fucked over and in
Speaker 2: every single way, Like I'm sorry, dude, like you care
Speaker 2: more about illegal immigrants coming into this country than you
Speaker 2: do your own Like that's a slap in the face.
Speaker 2: And you know, when we were listening or whenever I
Speaker 2: was listening to that the Elon musk On on Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan show, the amount of money that you weren't you
Speaker 2: weren't just housing illegal immigrants, You weren't housing them in
Speaker 2: the finest hotels that money can buy. You want to
Speaker 2: talk about slapping regular people in the face.
Speaker 3: I don't get homeless veterans. Fuck the homeless veterans that
Speaker 3: actually sacrifice sections of their lives, gave you their best years,
Speaker 3: their youth, all these things. Fuck them one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Leave them on the streets, these illegals that we got
Speaker 3: to put them up with the fucking four seasons dog.
Speaker 3: It's mind blowingly stupid, Okay, And it's I put it
Speaker 3: like this, When Bill Maher no longer can identify as
Speaker 3: a Democrat or a leftist because of their asses, that
Speaker 3: is a clear sign that it's it's over. It is
Speaker 3: absolutely over. I don't know what the future holds, but
Speaker 3: I am hoping that we don't see another Democrat president,
Speaker 3: especially if this is the type of Democrat that's making
Speaker 3: its way to the forefront. All Right, so we could
Speaker 3: continue here. It does talk about he's praising Marco Rubio,
Speaker 3: which I mean, fine, we don't really need to go
Speaker 3: into that. But I did find this to be an
Speaker 3: interesting little talking point that Trump brought up towards the
Speaker 3: end of this, and I got one more thing from
Speaker 3: the speech we need to talk about. Then we'll talk
Speaker 3: about some other shit. Here we go.
Speaker 5: We strongly support you're right to determine your own future,
Speaker 5: and if you choose, we welcome.
Speaker 4: You into the United States of America.
Speaker 5: We need Greenland for national security and even international security,
Speaker 5: and we're working with everybody involved to.
Speaker 4: Try and get it.
Speaker 5: But we need it really for international world security, and
Speaker 5: I think we're going to get it. One way or
Speaker 5: the other. We're going to get it. We will keep
Speaker 5: you safe, we will make you rich, and together we
Speaker 5: will take Greenland to heights like you have never thought
Speaker 5: possible before. It's a very small population, but very very
Speaker 5: large piece of land and very very important for military security.
Speaker 5: America is once again standing strong against the forces of
Speaker 5: radical Islamic terrorism. Three and a half years ago, ISIS
Speaker 5: terrorists killed thirteen American service members and countless others in
Speaker 5: the Abbey Gate bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal
Speaker 5: from Afghanistan. Not that they were withdrawing, it was the
Speaker 5: way they withdrew perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the
Speaker 5: history of our country. Tonight, please to announce that we
Speaker 5: have just apprehended the top terrorists responsible for that atrocity,
Speaker 5: and he is right now on his way here to
Speaker 5: face the swift sort of American justice.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I did want to make mention that as
Speaker 3: he was rolling out, he did in fact make a
Speaker 3: little point about Greenland, and he straight up let them
Speaker 3: know that if they want, of course I'm not going
Speaker 3: to force it, but you totally can become the fifty
Speaker 3: first state. We'll welcome you with open arms. And I
Speaker 3: agree for the whole international security thing, I think that
Speaker 3: would be dope. I don't see. I don't know if
Speaker 3: that's going to play out the way that everybody is
Speaker 3: saying that it will. I don't think Greenland is interested
Speaker 3: in becoming a fifty first state. However, that is a
Speaker 3: massive chunk of the northern part of the earth that
Speaker 3: we would then have control over the waterways, which is
Speaker 3: what he means as far as security goes it's kind
Speaker 3: of a big in shout out to red, white and
Speaker 3: blue land. Yeah, there you go, there you go. All right,
Speaker 3: all right, so I'm moving on here. Did you hear
Speaker 3: about Representative Al Green being escorted out of the building
Speaker 3: because he wouldn't shut the fuck up?
Speaker 2: I have none.
Speaker 3: Okay, Al Green, we're gonna we're gonna talk about him
Speaker 3: in specific. He's kind of a piece of shit in
Speaker 3: many regards. And because he's like blind and all by
Speaker 3: the way, he's like he's like Stevie Wonder blind. He's
Speaker 3: not actually blind. He just like pretends that he's blind
Speaker 3: or whatever the case. But uh, yeah, as Trump was
Speaker 3: giving his speech, this dude would not shut up, and
Speaker 3: then he had to. I'll just let the clip play.
Speaker 5: The popular vote by big numbers and one counties in
Speaker 5: our country.
Speaker 3: Blobel of an uproar comes down, ignor it. Half of
Speaker 3: the crowd is like obviously on one side, half the
Speaker 3: crowd is on the other. You can clearly see the
Speaker 3: dividing line here.
Speaker 5: And one counties in our country two thousand.
Speaker 3: And seven hundred and he will not stop twenty five
Speaker 3: for a point on the map that reads almost completely
Speaker 3: read for Republican speaker how to step in.
Speaker 5: For the first time in modern history, more Americans believe.
Speaker 4: That our country is headed in the right.
Speaker 3: Direction than the wrong direction.
Speaker 5: In fact, astonishing record twenty seven point swing, the most ever.
Speaker 3: You would think that things would calm down. Okay, little Outbertha,
Speaker 3: little emotional tensity, but it's all good, or so.
Speaker 5: I thinks, small business optimism.
Speaker 4: So it's single largest one.
Speaker 5: Month game ever recorded, a forty one point jump.
Speaker 3: It's still screaming, dude.
Speaker 9: Members are directed to uphold and maintain the quorum in
Speaker 9: the House and to cease any further disruptions. That's your warning.
Speaker 3: You won't shut the fuck up.
Speaker 9: Members are engaging in wilfland, continuing breach of the quorum,
Speaker 9: and the Chair is prepared to direct the Sergeant at
Speaker 9: arms to restore order to.
Speaker 2: The joint session.
Speaker 3: For anybody who's never been a part of an organization,
Speaker 3: the sergeant at arms would be, uh, let's just call
Speaker 3: him like the bailiff in a courtroom, shall we Let's
Speaker 3: uh yeah. He's basically saying like, if you don't get
Speaker 3: it together, we will forcibly eject you.
Speaker 6: From the room.
Speaker 3: And of course half the room loves that.
Speaker 2: The other half is pissed.
Speaker 3: Let's degree take your seat.
Speaker 4: Take your seat, Sir.
Speaker 3: Tells him specifically by name, take your seat.
Speaker 9: Finding that members continue to engage in willful and concerted
Speaker 9: disruption or proper decorum, the chair now directs a sergeant
Speaker 9: at arms to restore order.
Speaker 2: Let's go remove this gentleman from the chamber.
Speaker 3: My gets your asshole. He gave you an option, gave
Speaker 3: you two opportunities, said by name, mister Green, sit down.
Speaker 3: You still won't listen. Now he's gonna get forced and ejected.
Speaker 3: All right, So, as we are talking about old Representative
Speaker 3: Al Green, we couldn't really hear exactly what he was
Speaker 3: going on about. So let's just hear it straight from
Speaker 3: the horse's mouth for a little minute here. And also,
Speaker 3: can we acknowledge how much of a bag of ass
Speaker 3: this man looks like? You are a seated representative in Congress,
Speaker 3: and this is how you show up to work.
Speaker 2: Bro kind of looks like a bag of bond.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 3: He looks homeless. It's gonna show up up close of him.
Speaker 3: And I actually feel particularly inclined to speak on this
Speaker 3: matter because he has long hair pulling a ponytail, and
Speaker 3: a beard. I have both. This man looks like an
Speaker 3: unkept hobo that just happened to meander into the room
Speaker 3: this day shouting to the president.
Speaker 10: The President said he had a mandate, and I was
Speaker 10: making it clear to the President that he has no
Speaker 10: mandate to cut Medicaid.
Speaker 4: I have people who are very fearful.
Speaker 10: These are pool people.
Speaker 3: Okay, he looks like a complete bag of ass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, shape your fucking beard up, bro.
Speaker 3: Bro a quick shape up, a little trimsky, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. The hair fine, whatever, you know, you
Speaker 3: do what you do with that. At least it's pull
Speaker 3: back and it slick. Bro, you don't even have a
Speaker 3: coat on. You have a white shirt and a windbreaker.
Speaker 3: You didn't even think to put on a jacket, like
Speaker 3: an actual suit jacket, or at least somewhat get that
Speaker 3: hair from down by your eyeball and make your beard
Speaker 3: look somewhat presentable before you stand before the president dog
Speaker 3: respect him or disrespect, that doesn't matter. It's like, do
Speaker 3: you have any self respect, mister al Green? No he doesn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't look like it.
Speaker 10: And they have only Medicaid in their lives when it
Speaker 10: comes to their healthcare. And I want him to know
Speaker 10: what is that his budget calls for deep cuts in Medicaid.
Speaker 3: He needs to save medicaid, protect it.
Speaker 10: We need to raise the cap on Social Security. There's
Speaker 10: a possibility and it's going to be hurt, and we've
Speaker 10: got to protect Medicare.
Speaker 3: Keep in mind all the cuts that dog is making
Speaker 3: to the Social Security. They say we need to raise
Speaker 3: the cap on Oh, you mean the thing that was
Speaker 3: paying out people over two hundred years old, right, we
Speaker 3: need to we need to raise the cap on that.
Speaker 2: That tells you how out of touch this dude is.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to talk about that, Like, you're not going
Speaker 2: to get a single representative on that side of the
Speaker 2: aisle that is going to acknowledge that that money was
Speaker 2: being cut to fund egregious things that are that are
Speaker 2: that like tax paying dollars are are funding? Like you
Speaker 2: care so much about these organizations, Medicare, Medicaid, you know
Speaker 2: all that Social Security and all that, and that's great,
Speaker 2: Like I think that, Look, let's let's keep him around,
Speaker 2: but let's trim the fucking fact while we're at it. Like,
Speaker 2: if you have wasteful, fraudful money being pumped into these
Speaker 2: into these things, it's like, what are you standing on?
Speaker 2: What are you standing on? Behalf of you have nothing
Speaker 2: to stand on, but you're getting pissed that the funds
Speaker 2: are being slashed. Like, all right, you want to care
Speaker 2: about the people that you know obviously need these kinds
Speaker 2: of things. Medicare, medicaid, I have no problem with that.
Speaker 2: You want to you want to represent those people. Sure,
Speaker 2: there are people out there that like they don't have
Speaker 2: the means to be able to afford that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Totally get that, But maybe you should be standing up
Speaker 2: and clapping whenever you know the tax paying dollars are
Speaker 2: going to fund really ridiculous things. Nobody's even mentioning that,
Speaker 2: oh he's slashing all this. He's slashing that. You're not
Speaker 2: saying exactly. It's just so fucking political. I hate it,
Speaker 2: Like I hate this. I hate this so much because nobody.
Speaker 2: How can nobody agree that a fucking the what was
Speaker 2: the one thing about the lizards being blown off the
Speaker 2: trees by leafblowers? We can't all agree that that is
Speaker 2: wasteful spending? Like how are we not all saying what
Speaker 2: the fuck? Why was that money going there?
Speaker 3: But can we not agree that stop paying people that
Speaker 3: are over one hundred and twenty years old Social Security
Speaker 3: because perhaps a hundred of them that are listed might
Speaker 3: be over one hundred and twenty. The rest of the
Speaker 3: millions that are listed, that's wasted money that is being
Speaker 3: sent to no one. So you're talking about raising the cap,
Speaker 3: how about you reallocate the funds you already have to
Speaker 3: put it to people who need it. I know, wild
Speaker 3: nominal concept, but because it's Trump easy ball, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It's it's just the blind leading the blind on that side, dude.
Speaker 3: And as we continue to talk about wasteful spending getting cut,
Speaker 3: President Trump expected to sign an executive order closing the
Speaker 3: United States Department of Education. This drop today as a
Speaker 3: matter effect, let's listen in well, just today after President
Speaker 3: Trump's Education secretary was confirmed, the department she leads could
Speaker 3: be dissolving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the executive order closing down the Department of Education
Speaker 2: could come as soon as today. Hannah Flood in the Life.
Speaker 3: Center this morning, following this for us and just what.
Speaker 2: We know at this time. Good morning, Hannah, Hey.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 11: The dismantling of the Department of Education has long been
Speaker 11: rumored to be a Trump administration priority, and now it
Speaker 11: could be closer to reality. Wall Street Journal report says
Speaker 11: President Trump has drafted an executive order indicating Education Secretary
Speaker 11: Linda McMahon will take steps to close down the Department
Speaker 11: of Education. McMahon has reportedly emailed all forty five hundred
Speaker 11: Department of Ed employees with how the closure would happen.
Speaker 11: That email says the department's duties will be returned to
Speaker 11: the States. The department has long been a target of conservatives,
Speaker 11: dating back to its establishment in nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 6: Now, obviously, if the.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, wait a minute, is closed, did you
Speaker 3: see who was sitting behind her, Sir, I missed that.
Speaker 3: I thought you. I thought you'd noticed that guy Oh
Speaker 3: triple eight, Oh, triple h is in the building talking
Speaker 3: about the dissolution of the Department of.
Speaker 11: Education in eighteen seventy nine. Now, obviously, if the department
Speaker 11: is closed, it will have a wide, widespread effects on
Speaker 11: schools here in Minnesota. We will be covering all of
Speaker 11: this closely. That executive order could come down as soon
Speaker 11: as today, but we don't want to point out it's
Speaker 11: likely to be challenged in court. The creation of the
Speaker 11: Department of Ed was a congressional move. So many legal
Speaker 11: experts say Congress would need to take steps to actually
Speaker 11: get rid of that department.
Speaker 3: Okay, so it's going to be tried in court, you
Speaker 3: mean the Supreme Court, which is more heavily favored in
Speaker 3: the favor of Trump. Yeah, all it's going to do
Speaker 3: is waste time. I support this one thousand percent. The
Speaker 3: federal Department of Education needs to go. That needs to
Speaker 3: It hasn't done its job properly in forever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry, but you know what's what's actually really
Speaker 2: fucked up is I know that this doesn't necessarily have
Speaker 2: to do with the Department of Education, but you know,
Speaker 2: over the weekend, I took my daughter and my niece
Speaker 2: out to the mall and we went over to inside
Speaker 2: the mall and Katie, they have books a million, right,
Speaker 2: And I'm always like, look, I'm like, if my daughter
Speaker 2: wants a book, please, like you can get if you
Speaker 2: can get your kids to read and they can be
Speaker 2: excited about it, please pick out whatever fucking book you want, Like,
Speaker 2: I just want you to be able to read and
Speaker 2: become literate. Right, Well, with some limits, of course, we will,
Speaker 2: yeh some limits. Yes, So she loves all the anime
Speaker 2: like in comic books and stuff like that, right, And
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, just go pick one out, bro.
Speaker 2: She came back to me like, I you know, they
Speaker 2: they walked over there and I'm obviously looking in the
Speaker 2: occult section and shit like that. But she came back
Speaker 2: and she goes, all the books are gay, like they're
Speaker 2: they're all trained, They're all like pushing some kind of
Speaker 2: sexual thing. And I'm like, surely all of them can't be. No,
Speaker 2: every one of those books that was four designed to
Speaker 2: grab the children's attention in comic book style, in anime style,
Speaker 2: they all have to be fucking why are we pushing this?
Speaker 2: And then you're finding those same books within libraries in
Speaker 2: school systems. Why are you pushing DEI? Why are you
Speaker 2: pushing LGBTQ in a fucking elementary school, in a middle school?
Speaker 2: Why are you worried about a children's sexual identity whenever
Speaker 2: they're ten years old? I'm sorry, what does that have
Speaker 2: to do with educating the youth? Nothing?
Speaker 3: You gotta be careful with manga, dude or manga however
Speaker 3: you pronounce it. Those books, although they are cartoons, they
Speaker 3: are not always meant for children, right. Cartoons are not
Speaker 3: strictly for children anymore. Adults Swim on Cartoon Network taught
Speaker 3: us that one. You know what I'm saying. But that
Speaker 3: being said, yeah, all of these books that you would
Speaker 3: think like, yeah, sure, go pick one out, you gotta
Speaker 3: be careful with it. And yes, so that is one
Speaker 3: of the things that takes it away from the federal level,
Speaker 3: just because the federal government decides that DEI is the
Speaker 3: way to go, and that goes to all departments, including
Speaker 3: the federal Department of Education. Gone, we don't need that
Speaker 3: shit anymore. Put it to the state level. Now, we
Speaker 3: won't have allegedly, we won't have national standardized testing. We
Speaker 3: may have state standardized testing. That may be a thing,
Speaker 3: and there may be some sort of a national you know,
Speaker 3: conglomerate that gets together and decides what the baseline needs
Speaker 3: to be on a national level for what a kid
Speaker 3: should and shouldn't know to graduate high school. Fine, fine,
Speaker 3: but it's not gonna be the ridiculous shit that it
Speaker 3: has been for the past few decades. I think this
Speaker 3: is a net positive across the board.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 2: Look, you want to learn about the history of Louisiana.
Speaker 2: I don't have any problem with that. You want to
Speaker 2: learn about your certain maths and your certain sciences. Maybe
Speaker 2: you're in you know, I'm just using Louisiana because that's,
Speaker 2: you know, where our kids live. But uh, you want
Speaker 2: to talk about Louisiana and maybe the science behind swamps
Speaker 2: and marshes and shit like that. I'm good with that, dude.
Speaker 2: Why do we need to know if you know, like
Speaker 2: all these like sex ed classes and how to properly
Speaker 2: like I don't know, dude, Just it frustrates me to
Speaker 2: no end seeing shit where I don't feel comfortable talking
Speaker 2: to my own daughter about a lot of this stuff.
Speaker 2: And the school boards just like they need to know
Speaker 2: about gay pride, they need to know about transgender rights,
Speaker 2: they need to know about this, they need to know
Speaker 2: about that. It's like that's clearly a federal thing. That's
Speaker 2: not even that's not coming from the state. That is
Speaker 2: a federal from the top federal you know shit going
Speaker 2: on there. I you know, they've just gotten so out
Speaker 2: of hand, dude that they want to be the kid's parents.
Speaker 2: And I'll be damn dude, I'm I'm really honestly this
Speaker 2: close like to to just taking my daughter out of school,
Speaker 2: because I get it like, I think that we probably
Speaker 2: should be gearing up for, you know, like school from home.
Speaker 2: I think that that has to be the way moving
Speaker 2: forward now. I think that there are positive steps being
Speaker 2: steps being made, and as long as those positive steps
Speaker 2: can continue to be made, then Look, I don't have
Speaker 2: any problem with my daughter going to a public school, but.
Speaker 3: The track private school, that's the other option.
Speaker 2: But the tract that they were on the private.
Speaker 3: Schools they may accept state funding, they may accept federal funding,
Speaker 3: so even if it's a private school, you can't even
Speaker 3: trust that half the time. It's it's insane, bro, It's insane.
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you what. A lot of the homeschooling
Speaker 3: community has gone a lot better. I mean not even
Speaker 3: since COVID. The homeschooling is not the same homeschooling that
Speaker 3: we had when we were kids. You remember having any
Speaker 3: friends in your neighborhood that were homeschooled, and they were
Speaker 3: typically like the weird kids, dude. Homeschooling is not that
Speaker 3: way anymore. These kids are getting out and doing field
Speaker 3: trips once a week, and they have other kids they're
Speaker 3: hanging with, and if anything, they're advancing way far and
Speaker 3: beyond what the public school is giving them.
Speaker 2: Oh, my niece my case, of course, my niece is homeschoold.
Speaker 2: Right now, it's going well, it's going awesome.
Speaker 3: It's a pretty solid program. But with that being said,
Speaker 3: and we're talking about the cutting of the federal funding
Speaker 3: and things, and we're talking about the current events of
Speaker 3: the day, we also need to make mention of this. Jonathan,
Speaker 3: do you remember whenever I even said these fires going
Speaker 3: on in La and watch, we're about to have a crazy,
Speaker 3: unheard of rainy season that's going to lead to mud
Speaker 3: slides all throughout La. Do you remember me just speaking that,
Speaker 3: Oh so willy nilly.
Speaker 2: Tartaria, California. Is that what's going on here?
Speaker 3: At this point, Bro, I feel like you and I
Speaker 3: might need to just change our name to like fortune
Speaker 3: tellers or some shit future seers, you know, the prophet
Speaker 3: not maybe maybe you know potentially it's what in like
Speaker 3: a religious thing. But here we have it. All these
Speaker 3: fires in Florida or Florida, excuse me, all these fires
Speaker 3: in California have now led to mud slides. Concerning let's
Speaker 3: go this morning.
Speaker 12: The first significant rain in southern California in months is
Speaker 12: triggering fears of flooding and mudslides like this. Four vehicles
Speaker 12: stuck in the mud in Woodland hills and elsewhere mud
Speaker 12: forcing street closures.
Speaker 13: They're trying to clear this road where this mud slide
Speaker 13: just came down thick mud. It is this wharry as
Speaker 13: the rains are falling all the way up these canyon roads.
Speaker 3: So we brought in extra crews to help with the
Speaker 3: debris flow or the risk of flooding.
Speaker 12: This home surviving the Palisades fire last week only to
Speaker 12: be split in half in a landslide.
Speaker 2: These slopes have become fragile.
Speaker 9: The soil that is supporting your home have all become
Speaker 9: fragile in damage, if you will, due to the events
Speaker 9: that we've had, even when it's not raining.
Speaker 12: Kerrie Vaughns lost his home in the Eaten fire. He
Speaker 12: and his dad now relying on sandbags to protect his
Speaker 12: grandmother's house.
Speaker 2: If we have water damage, that just adds another situation
Speaker 2: on top of ray where we're going through.
Speaker 12: Meanwhile, new clues on what may have started the massive
Speaker 12: Eaten fire, which left seventeen people dead. The LA Times
Speaker 12: posting new video from a law firm that's suing power
Speaker 12: companies Southern California Edison, claiming the fire may have ignited
Speaker 12: at a transmission tower moments after flashes of blue and
Speaker 12: white light flared near the electric equipment. The power company
Speaker 12: is saying it is fully cooperating with the ongoing investigation.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, now, wait, wait now, hold on, electrical
Speaker 3: problems are what started the fires? Hold on? Who was
Speaker 3: it us that said this, Jonathan Jacob.
Speaker 2: It's don't be a conspiracy theorist. It's global warming.
Speaker 3: Clearly it's our fault, and Gavin Newsom is here to
Speaker 3: remind us of it at every conceivable turn.
Speaker 2: Oh, you allowed to see what he'll do about this
Speaker 2: whole mudslige. You're not allowed to say global warming. It's
Speaker 2: just climate change because sometimes it be hot and sometimes
Speaker 2: it be cold.
Speaker 3: Thank god, the federal government's getting out of education. That
Speaker 3: that's that leads to Okay, it's all connected. And with
Speaker 3: that being said, let's also talk about another place that
Speaker 3: was experiencing some floods a little while back here, South
Speaker 3: Carolina and North Carolina. All these things got smacked with
Speaker 3: that hurricane. Their whole area devastated, and now they have
Speaker 3: wildfires that just started, and they were fighting that fight
Speaker 3: let's learn more.
Speaker 14: Right now, there is a state of emergency in the
Speaker 14: Carolina's dozens of wildfires burning across multiple states leading to evacuations.
Speaker 9: Thanks for streaming with US.
Speaker 14: I'm Phill Lipoff, and firefighters are battling those fires that
Speaker 14: are upted across South and North Carolina. South Carolina's governor
Speaker 14: declaring a state of emergency amid red flag warnings with
Speaker 14: forty mile per hour wind GUS threatening to fan the flames.
Speaker 14: Let's bring in ABC's Johnny Fernandez. Johnny, what's the latest
Speaker 14: with these fires and the evacuations.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Phil, Well, the governor in South Carolina issue that
Speaker 13: state of emergency after over four thousand acres burned, over
Speaker 13: two hundred fires in South Carolina alone. So firefighters they
Speaker 13: have been working around the clock to try to control
Speaker 13: these fires and also give some support to emergency service
Speaker 13: members there. So let's talk a little bit more about
Speaker 13: the fires. A major fire that they are looking at
Speaker 13: is the Carolina Forest Fire that alone has burned over
Speaker 13: twelve hundred acres just this week and alone. Now we
Speaker 13: know that cruise over in Georgetown County that's about thirty
Speaker 13: five miles south of Myrtle Beach, they're also they also
Speaker 13: wereke to control a fire that burned about eight hundred
Speaker 13: acres just this week and alone, so that we know
Speaker 13: that cruise there. They have been able to gain control
Speaker 13: in the Georgetown County fire and most evacuations there have
Speaker 13: been lifted. So we know that warnings have been issued
Speaker 13: across the southeast, but this upcoming week we know that
Speaker 13: warnings will be also issued in the Southwest because of
Speaker 13: critical fire conditions there.
Speaker 14: And Johnny South Carolina Governor Henry Master issuing a statewide
Speaker 14: burn ban, what can you tell us about that?
Speaker 13: Well, Phil, that ban it prohibits all outdoor burning, and
Speaker 13: the reason that ban was put into place is because
Speaker 13: of the increased wildfire activity and that's causing a strain
Speaker 13: in firefighters. So obviously they need to focus on the
Speaker 13: fires that are burning currently right now. So that is
Speaker 13: why that ban has been put into place, and that
Speaker 13: ban will remain in effect until further notice.
Speaker 3: Our thoughts and prayers do in fact go out to
Speaker 3: those that are suffering from these natural disasters, and we
Speaker 3: hope that the new administration will give some actual relief
Speaker 3: to them instead of a one time seven hundred dollars
Speaker 3: check that they will have to pay back later or
Speaker 3: whatever the case will be.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we got shit going down in the same
Speaker 3: areas that there was six months ago, but now it's
Speaker 3: gone into a whole different conversation. South Carolina had flooding
Speaker 3: and now there's a fire. California had fires, now there's flooding.
Speaker 3: We're just all over the place over here and all
Speaker 3: of that. To say that, on top of everything going on,
Speaker 3: now we have Casey Anthony that is making her way
Speaker 3: back into the public eye in probably the most disrespectful
Speaker 3: manner that I could even think. Let's learn a little
Speaker 3: bit about this one, Brett, you heard about this.
Speaker 2: I have, and it is it just points to the
Speaker 2: clown show like this, this whole clown show of like
Speaker 2: other people sticking up for other people's rights, and like
Speaker 2: who is actually representing you and who's representing these movements
Speaker 2: and everything. I'm sorry, if you got fucking Casey Anthony
Speaker 2: on your side, you're doing it wrong. That's like, it's
Speaker 2: common sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred percent agree. Let's let's listen to what
Speaker 3: she has to say.
Speaker 8: She was once called the most hated mom in America.
Speaker 8: Fourteen years ago, Casey Anthony was found not guilty of
Speaker 8: murdering her two year old daughter, Kaylee. Now she's joining
Speaker 8: TikTok announcing she's got a new job. Allison Hall tells
Speaker 8: us what it is.
Speaker 15: The notorious Casey Anthony has a surprising new career.
Speaker 16: I am a legal advocate. I am a researcher. I've
Speaker 16: been in the legal field since twenty eleven.
Speaker 2: You heard right.
Speaker 3: Why have you been in the legal platform since twenty eleven?
Speaker 3: Casey remind us again as to why that was. As
Speaker 3: now you're going to be an advocate. Okay. Clearly, you
Speaker 3: being on one side of the law now have so
Speaker 3: much precedence to be on the other side. I suppose
Speaker 3: let you know. Okay, let's keep listening.
Speaker 15: One of America's most hated women is rebranding herself as
Speaker 15: a civil rights advocate. She made the announcement on TikTok.
Speaker 16: My goal is to continue to help give a voice
Speaker 16: to people, to give people tools and resources.
Speaker 15: Casey Anthony was famously accused of murdering her two year
Speaker 15: old daughter, Kayleie not guilty. She was acquitted in twenty
Speaker 15: eleven in a sensational trial that riveted the nation. Now
Speaker 15: comes this new video.
Speaker 16: I feel that it's important that I use this platform
Speaker 16: that was thrust upon me.
Speaker 3: I spoke to Jeffers that was thrust upon her, like
Speaker 3: they they came to her with this the entire Do
Speaker 3: you remember about the story of how her daughter died.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, it was horrific, you know, And I just
Speaker 2: think of like, uh, you remember that one childish Gambino
Speaker 2: song where he goes, I made a beat then murdered
Speaker 2: it Casey Anthony, Yes, yes, like.
Speaker 3: And she she even said she wants to give a
Speaker 3: voice to the voiceless. Oh you mean, like your daughter, bitch,
Speaker 3: Like that's it's insane that she's actually trying to do this,
Speaker 3: But this is how social media goes. You can absolutely
Speaker 3: rebrand yourself and some people are going to take her
Speaker 3: seriously and seek help from her. It's insane.
Speaker 2: And she got a boyfriend after that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she did. And I even hear reports that they
Speaker 3: were trying for a child.
Speaker 2: It's like, yo, don't do that, dude, Like, my god,
Speaker 2: I don't care. If that is the most pristine hole
Speaker 2: that anybody's ever seen, that is poison. There's a snake
Speaker 2: in that mood, yo.
Speaker 4: For real.
Speaker 3: If you remember when Vivid offered her like one hundred
Speaker 3: K or two hundred K to do a porn scene.
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was right after she got famous for all
Speaker 3: this and she got acquitted of all charges. Vivid reached
Speaker 3: out to and was like, listen, you shoot one scene.
Speaker 3: We can pay you six figures. Like, no doubt. She
Speaker 3: didn't take them up on it, but she was considering
Speaker 3: it for a minute there. I mean, at that point
Speaker 3: she murdered her own daughter. Sounds like she has some
Speaker 3: sort of a moral backbone in her entire body, So
Speaker 3: I mean, whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's like, uh, what was it? Farah? If you
Speaker 2: remember that the pregnant sixteen and pregnant, Yeah, then she
Speaker 2: got a porn scene after that.
Speaker 3: It's like multiple scenes. She was trying to become an
Speaker 3: up and coming porn star for a little minute there
Speaker 3: and it Yeah that went harm all by the way.
Speaker 2: Stuff, all but stuff.
Speaker 3: Let's listen to this guy who actually was against her
Speaker 3: in twenty eleven Free Ashton.
Speaker 15: Who prosecuted Anthony in her murder trial. And your opinion,
Speaker 15: is Casey Anthony a legal expert?
Speaker 3: No? No, now, she is an expert liar.
Speaker 7: She is one of the most accomplished liars that I've
Speaker 7: ever seen.
Speaker 3: I am a legal advocate. Yeah. He actually laughed whenever
Speaker 3: that was proposed to him and then said, no, she's
Speaker 3: an expert liar. And then I am an expert legal advocate. Bro.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Casey, please go home. And you know, I
Speaker 3: don't even feel weird about telling you to murder yourself.
Speaker 3: That's okay, you know, just go for it. It's okay.
Speaker 3: No one's going to miss you.
Speaker 2: If you have Casey Anthony advocating on your behalf, you
Speaker 2: really got to take a look in the mirror.
Speaker 3: Yes, agreed. I don't even know of a better scenario
Speaker 3: for this. I even remember seeing memes and it was
Speaker 3: like on a level of Jeffrey Epstein to Casey Anthony
Speaker 3: feel about children, like that was the far of the
Speaker 3: of the spectrum. Here you type the murders children of
Speaker 3: the type that like really love children, and it was
Speaker 3: that was it. Casey Anthony has always been a thing
Speaker 3: about hating children to the point of murdering them. She's
Speaker 3: now going to be a legal advocate for those that
Speaker 3: do not have a voice. She will be their voice.
Speaker 2: It's like, bitch, bro, that's like, that's like getting Adolph
Speaker 2: Hitler to advocate for freedom of religion. Yeah, like, that's
Speaker 2: how ridiculous that is.
Speaker 3: I can't even think of a more ridiculous thing to
Speaker 3: come out. But I think that's the point, right, It's
Speaker 3: for the Chaka naw and to gain the clout and
Speaker 3: all these things. I hope to God nobody actually tries
Speaker 3: to use her as some sort of illegal aid because
Speaker 3: I feel like the judge will immediately just be like, yeah,
Speaker 3: you're just wrong. Well I have a video showing my alibi.
Speaker 3: Yet she's on your side. Look, you're guilty, clearly guilty.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: In the words of Electro Nick, the matrix be matrixing.
Speaker 3: That's what's going on us. So good call members. That
Speaker 3: was the episode. We wanted to talk about a lot
Speaker 3: of the big things that have dropped in the last
Speaker 3: twenty four hours. Wild things are going on, and not
Speaker 3: always do we have to get political. Some of this
Speaker 3: stuff had to be sometimes the conspiratorial world has to
Speaker 3: be right. But as always we like to keep all
Speaker 3: of that third eye all the way open, so we
Speaker 3: need to be aware of what's going on in the
Speaker 3: world around us.
Speaker 2: Yeah we do, Yeah we do. It's a it's a
Speaker 2: necessary evil to look into this kind of stuff, because look,
Speaker 2: if you don't look into it, then it's almost like
Speaker 2: you can't really have a say. So whenever things don't
Speaker 2: go your way, whenever you're elected, officials are passing certain
Speaker 2: things that you're completely unaware of. But because their team this,
Speaker 2: or their team that, you just go all the way
Speaker 2: in and you know, bat a blind eye. And that's
Speaker 2: not the right way to go about it. And you know,
Speaker 2: I said earlier that I do have faith in Trump
Speaker 2: to a certain degree. Does that necessarily mean that I'm
Speaker 2: just not going to look into anything and everything that
Speaker 2: he does. No, that goes against the entire principle of
Speaker 2: the show is holding certain people like that accountable. And
Speaker 2: if something needs a spotlight, we will do everything in
Speaker 2: our power to shine that spotlight. But I think that today,
Speaker 2: you know, you're showing the congressional hearing and or the
Speaker 2: was it a congressional hearing.
Speaker 3: I guess you would call it just like a meeting
Speaker 3: or a little addressing congress.
Speaker 2: Addressing the congress like that's that was awesome and I'm happy,
Speaker 2: you know, and I love the spectacle of half of
Speaker 2: the rooms standing up and clapping whenever you know a
Speaker 2: little boy or a little kid is able to defeat
Speaker 2: cancer and all the other amazing things that are that
Speaker 2: are going on. Yes, was a little bit of propaganda,
Speaker 2: for sure, but we made mention of that, and it's
Speaker 2: just disgusting to see that some people, no matter what
Speaker 2: the topic is, if it is read, it's it's dead
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. A couple of other points that we didn't get
Speaker 3: to just yet. The IRS as of today is firing
Speaker 3: forty five thousand employees. That's excellent. Half of their workforce
Speaker 3: is getting cut out and gone by the wayside. I said,
Speaker 3: we fire the rest, I ask, yeah, I hope. So
Speaker 3: how is this? People might ask, does that mean I'll
Speaker 3: get my tax returns on time? How are they doing
Speaker 3: this in the middle of tax season. That's because they're
Speaker 3: now using AI programs that are doing the job exponentially
Speaker 3: better than human beings. That's what's happening. And you know,
Speaker 3: I'm not a big fan of AI. I don't like
Speaker 3: that portion of it. However, I do like that the
Speaker 3: IRS is getting slowly but surely tripped away at and
Speaker 3: hopefully it will be abolished altogether here.
Speaker 2: Soon as uh, mister wonderful said they're not cutting enough.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, also worth mentioning AOC for that little uh
Speaker 3: rant she did on Facebook to try to teach illegals
Speaker 3: how to evade I. She is looking at an indictment
Speaker 3: charge right now.
Speaker 2: Good uh oh?
Speaker 3: Is that an infringement on her freedom of speech and
Speaker 3: all of these things? Possibly? Possibly, it doesn't matter. She's
Speaker 3: helping lawbreakers break the law more. That would be what's
Speaker 3: considered aiding in the bedding.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you are facilitating illegal activity. I would say that
Speaker 2: your free speech is kind of gone now. I think
Speaker 2: that now that you are now like you, you're now
Speaker 2: a weapon of illegal activity. You go to jail. People
Speaker 2: have gone to jail for way, way less than that.
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