Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. Like I said, where to start,
So we're going to start right out the top of
the gate here with a story that began making headlines
this morning, and it has to do with the disarmament
in the Middle East. Now what do we mean by this?
The story that came out and I'm pulling up this
Associated Press story at right now because I think it
was ap it with several others where they were getting
into this idea that Hamas was going to be disarming.
Now I'm going to tell you the news, and then
I'm going to tell you my analysis of said news,
because they're two entirely different things. So this, of course
also is on the heels of the Spanish invasion, which
we're going to discuss too, and we're also going to
get into some Poland because all of this does dovetail
together in some fashion. So the first thing, the White
House had first tweeted this out yesterday evening, and I
have a sub stack brand new that just went up
in the last half hour that gets into all of this.
So they have their Board of Peace, which the White
House said reached a historic agreement for complete disarmament of
Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza. He said,
it's a mania. The White House said an official White
House came six point thirty last night said it's a
complete disarmament. They said it's lasting peace and security, et cetera.
Now they in the White House's post of this, they
did not get into the specifics. The only kind of
sort of specific that they got in is that the
agreement is going to have is going to be carried
out in carefully structured phases, and then as the disarmament
is completed, they added, Israeli forces will withdraw, will withdraw,
and the International Stabilization Force will work with a new
Palestinian Police Force to take responsibility for Gaza being safe
for its residents and it's neighbors. He also put this
up on Facebook and elsewhere. This is the White House's
official thing on x It said one year ago, they
got into the history, et cetera, and kind of gave
a little bit of the history of it. So all
they the White House didn't specifically get into the details
of it. That's what the other news agencies are doing now.
If you're wanting to know, okay, what is the International
Stabilization Force, Because there's some things that were thrown out
here that maybe perhaps you haven't heard of before. The International.
It's a big lot of words international, stable as they
send force, lots of syllables. That is a UN. It's
a UN organization, the United Nations. So it's this like
multi national I want to say peacekeeping force, but I
don't like to say that because how do they keep
the peace king the UN? Huh, there's a lot of
jokes made about this. Yeah, So it's this mandated I guess,
multinational supposedly peace keeping entity that is designed to basically
enforce this excuse me gosen peace plan right now with
gods and peace plan that's officially the comprehensive plan to
end the gas of conflict that's between Israel and Hamas,
and of course Hamas has never actually followed it. This
has been something that's been going on for years. Again,
go back to two thousand and five when Israel unilattery
with unilaterally withdrew from the Gaza Strip. And by withdrew,
I mean when when I visited and I was trying
the Holy Land walking with Jesus walk, I literally talked
to people who how were forcibly moved from the strip
they left behind. I mean they took their belongings. Obviously
their clothes, you know, their their books and things like that,
but they left behind literally their gardens, their greenhouses, everything.
I mean, it was Imagine you are purchasing a home
and you want something turnkey, and you walk in and
your furniture's there, and you have a greenhouse filled with vegetables,
and you have all of your water systems in place.
You even have a filtration device on your fridge. That's
what we're talking about. When I say that it was
literally turnkey, I mean they literally left greenhouses with stuff
on the vine. That is not an exaggeration. If anything,
I'm probably really underplaying what was left. So you know,
I'm giving you an idea, but if you want more details,
you probably you know, get online and read more details
about it, because I'm severely underplaying, like how much was
actually left. So they were forcibly removed under thread of penalty.
Buy is they forcibly removed? And that's going into the
elections in October. That is a huge That is one
of the big points of contention that people have. You
have the ultra orthodox military service, you also have the
two state You know, if peace can actually be achieved,
and then you have this ongoing resentment from people who
were forcibly removed under thread of penalty, and that strip
then was handed over, and then you know, the UN
gets involved in here. We have the comprehensive planning and
Gonza conflict, all of that. But then in two thousand
and five they started their election process and in two
thousand and six they overwhelmingly elected Hamas. Now I want
to correct some of the bad assumptions that are out there.
This wasn't because they were forced to. It was because
Hamas was promising them the world and they voted for
them overwhelmingly. So since then we've had this like campaign
of genocide in Hamas. And Hamas immediately went in in
their charter, which dovetails back into why my analysis on
this news. In their charter, Hamas says that they don't
believe that Israel has the right to exist. So in
the two territories, the two Tears territories being Juday and Samaria,
which is what Westerners called the West Bank and Gaza Strip,
you have the Palestinian authority. The PLO is gone. You
have the Palestinian authority and you have factions under that.
The two biggest being FATA, which primarily was governing West
Bank and then or Juday in Samaria and then Hamas
out in the strip. Now here's where it gets dicey.
So the proposal for this, just so you know, the
proposal for that the White House was talking about, and
that the Associated Press, which I'm pulling up right now
and I have all of this again linked over at Substack.
They said that they're going to be disarming as part
of a deal. Hamas said that they're going to lay
on its heavy weapons, which will come later in the process,
but that's contingent on the creation of a quote unquote
Palestinian state. Now, who do they want to administer the
quote unquote Palestinian state? The quote unquote Palestinian authority. The
Palestinian Authority has pretty much lost all control. That's why
they haven't had an election since. That's why they haven't
had elections in overturn years. That's why the last time
they were going to have elections they suspended them because
they found out that Hamas was going to overtake Fatah
in Juday and Samaria aka West Bank. They found that
they were going to the and since October seventh, Hamasa's popularity,
particularly in Judaea and Samaria again what the Westerners called
the West Bank, has exploded surged. They are overwhelmingly popular.
It is a weird thing over there because I talked.
I spoke with families who said if their son, if
their Muslim son was going to marry a Gosen woman,
that would not be allowed because Gozen's are like the
lowest tier of the Muslim hierarchy over there. However, they
love a Maas. It is the craziest thing. It's like
up and down, black is white. Lewis Carroll wrote the
rules over there. So their popularity has searched, so they
haven't had elections since then. This brings me to one
of the biggest questions about this proposal, which is how
do you have and this was something that the Saudis
if you go back to right after October seventh, this
was floated as an idea to perhaps regain some strength
in the area. Have the Palestinian authority. They would be
the ones that handle the government or political structure. My
question is how do you do that when most people
hate them, which is why they can't hold elections, and
when Hamas is literally taking over all of it. How
do you do that? How do you have that as
the structuring the governing body of that area? Now that
is part of this proposal that the White House is
talking about. This is part of the proposal that is
being reported in the Associated Press and everywhere else. So
how do you trust that there are the Palestinian authority
is not liked in Judea Samaria again what Westerners called
West Bank, They are not liked in Gaza. So how
do you have that as being the governing body an
entity that cannot have an election because it entirely lost control.
Mahamad Abbas is the only guy who's actually keeping kind
of I can't stand to say this because we don't
like him, but he's kind of the only person that's
like keeping all of this pin together at this point.
What happens after Albus? What happens after him? So there's
a lot there. Last quick point on this, and we'll
talk more about this after headlines is they're putting their
weaponry and kind of a terror scrow. They're not actually disarming.
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Speaker 2: And now all of the news you would probably it's
time for Dana's Quick five.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to have one explain to me why
this is throwing global soccer into chaos. As per the
New York Post headline, it says UEFA nations are voting
to boycott World Cup over FIFA boss's twenty billion cash grab,
throwing global soccer into chaos. The fifty five member governing body,
they said, they're all up in arms because they unanimously
voted to boycott the World Cup and all FIFA organized competitions.
They don't like the twenty billion dollar Wall Street takeover
style of the game. Is that a bad thing? Is
that bad? Wine? Yes?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean basically yeah, it can be. It can
absolutely be a bad thing, because then the big motivation
is a private company does this all for the money
as opposed for the sport for the love of the game.
So yeah, there could be potential issues. And obviously the
European Union they don't like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so well, and also they said it's the darkest
crisis if it's one hundred and twenty two year hits story.
They make it sound like Armageddon's coming, like right around
the corner. Because of this, I saw, Oh, I don't know.
I look at it. I'm like, I don't know how
to take it. Sophie Cunningham is ripping Storms co owner
Celeste Keaton for leaving teen girls in tears amid a nontroversy.
She says it's truly embarrassing, and she is right. I
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That's what it all. I'm just saying, yeah, only hands,
that's it. Let's see here more cases reported in cyclospora outbreak.
Is anybody else terrified of green things? Now?
Speaker 2: Well, it's not even let us now with this.
Speaker 1: It's everything that somebody in a field can poop on
and I am terrified. So I mean, if I'm not
getting it out of my own garden, which oh my gosh,
I have not checked my cart and since I've been back, Oh,
I mean you to come on fak and look at
this cyclosporiasis. Those cases now it's beyond lettuce and they
have twenty one other case is that now it's like
ninety three cases total, So I don't know, can you
wash it off? We're going to look at that on break.
Stay with us. We've got a lot more as we move.
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welcome back to the program. Happy Friday, Dana lash with
you or at the top of the second hour, and
we've been going through everything that's been happening, including all
the latest developments with Iron. We were talking about this
hamas not really disarmament, more on that moment, and of
course this crazy invasion of this Spanish enclave in Morocco, Suta,
which is not so much an island as it is
what do you call it a jetty? Maybe I don't
know what you would call it. It's not really its
own peninsula, but it's this little bit it's not really
a man made structure. It's kind of a little peninsula.
So it's like, you know, I guess a quasi jetty
that kind of sticks out. And all of these people
in Morocco just decided to just cross the international border
there that was denoted by a giant border wall, which
is why so many people went around it and went
into the water. But it's enough that it triggered Italy
to suspend the Shangan agreement with Spain. And that's a
big deal because that's I mean, that's really the entity
that governs like all of the traveled between all of
the different countries within the European Union and this Shangnan Agreement,
they all have it, all of the people. It's this
it was named after back in nineteen eighty five. They
went into Luxembourg and they went to this little area
called Shangen and they are shang and depending on I
don't know how you what part of the United States
you're from, hi yaugu and pronounce it. And they decided
to remove like border passport and border controls between different
participating countries within the EU. And the reason it's important
for you to know that is because that's how the
illegal immigrant invasion happened so easily throughout Europe because all
of the entities that were in what they call like
the the Shangan Agreement, the Shangan Areas, and it's you know,
Europe again, all these EU countries, Germany, Europe, Austria all
of them, Luxembourg all of them, and Belgium, France, they
all signed. They were the first to sign it, and
others were added on and it basically created kind of
like I mean not kind of a created open borders
between those entities, and Italy became a signatory on that
later on. Now I think there's like twenty nine different
European Union nations that are included on it. I think
Norway's one of them as well. So they bypassed traditional
passport and border control checks between the countries like you
would normally have pre nineteen eighty five and back when
all of the illegal immigrations first started happening, coming in
from North Africa and going into places like Greece and Germany.
You know, that's the reason why it was able to
spread so quickly and why these people were able to
get to so many places like, for instance, the Battaklan theater,
the terror attack that took place in Paris those years ago.
Me pull that up and you guys remember that was
in twenty fifteen. It was the Battle Clan Teara attack
and it was the mass shooting and hostage crisis, and
it was carried out by ISIS in November twenty fifteen. Well,
one of the reasons that these attackers there were three
of them, were able to go in They actually came
in from North Africa and they were able to go
in because of the Shangan Agreement and be able to
bypass traditional passport and border checks. And that's actually contributed
to one of the reasons why it was difficult to
nab the last one when they were trying to because remember,
one of them was able to get away. That's one
of the reasons why it was really difficult for them
to get that last person was because of the way
that they have these checks between these countries. And so
back to the point of explaining all of that, Italy
had a temporary suspension of that agreement because they were
concerned by everything that they just saw with Suda in Spain,
and even though it's technically still connected via land to Morocco,
it's considered Spanish, it's a Spanish enclave, it's considered part
of Spain, and there was a definite purpose, definite message
that these people who were bypassing that international border, they
were definitely trying to send a message obviously by doing so.
And again that's not the first time something like this
has happened. Go back to September twenty twenty three at
lamp Padusa, which is an island in an Italian island
in between it's actually between technically Sicily, the southeastern coast
of Sicily and North Africa really and it's right by Malta,
not right by but it's between Malta and North Africa
that I think they had over three thousand people that
were coming in by boats, and that's not connected by
land obviously to North Africa, but they had people literally
coming in on boats, three thousand of them, to that island,
that Italian island, and overrunning it. And that's when Italy
at the time said we're going to send out our
navy and we're going to stop this. And that also
kickstarted a huge storm about immigration that their country has
been dealing with in a legal fight over it that's
involved everyone from their deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and
everybody else, so that they immediately saw what was happening,
We're like, we're going to get ahead of this again.
We're not doing this again. So they suspended that Shanean agreement.
From what I've read, it's just with Spain. I think
that they still have their agreement in place with every
other EU nation, but it's just with Spain. So now
what that means is you can't just freely travel between
Spain and Italy like you could. You're going to have
to have certain checks passport et cetera, visa checks that
you normally would be able to bypass since that agreement
in nineteen eighty five. So long story long, they're trying
to get ahead of it because they don't want to
have to deal with another issue. Immigration has been a
big battle for Italy, especially when they lost a major
judicial reform like a month and a half ago. If
you remember the big fight, it wasn't technically a fight,
but it created a little bit of tension between the
United States and Italy over using air bases in Italy
as it related to take carrying out strikes against Iran,
and they went through. It's not that the United States
they were not denied. What the United States was told
is that they have to go through proper protocol. And
the reason that became a big story and a big
thing is because the press has been trying to absolutely
blow up the more conservative coalition in Italian parliament and
they have been losing seats elect and different referendums. They
ended up losing this big judicial referendum that stemmed from
their fight on immigration, and they're trying to just basically
maintain a conservative hold on their parliament right now. So
there was a lot of moving pieces into that, but
by and large. I mean, honestly, I don't know why
you wouldn't suspend the agreement with every nation. I know
that that's going to trigger some EU penalties, but you
have to think of this. You have all these people.
This is just in Suta. They can probably go from
that part of that island and just traverse the Strait
of Gibraltar and get into Spain. Probably a little bit
more easy coming from Suta than if, you know, maybe
if they were coming from a different part of North Africa.
I don't know, but you have to think you're having
these If you're having that in Suita, then how you're
probably going to have to be dealing with in Greece.
Germany already dealt with it. If you remember Angela Merkel's
immigration policies contributed greatly to a lot of this stuff.
In fact, went back to Battleclan. One of those guys
was discovered to have come through Germany, I think, going
through Greece and then coming through Germany, because Germany was like, ah,
any singles f it, but it all go in. It's okay,
so big deal. So I would suspend it with everybody
I don't trust the single day and one of these
other nations to be able to properly vetter do anything,
especially when all of this stuff is you know, it's
kind of the honor system under this agreement. So I mean,
I don't blame Italy for this at all. The other
thing that we were talking about is this Hamas disarmament.
I have a piece up at Substec that gets into this.
We've talked about a different a couple of different aspects
of it. How you know, I essentially it looks like
they're building towards having some sort of like Palestine Authority
government structure, which that's not going to work because, as
I explained in detail last hour, if you want to
go find the podcast and catch up on that, Hamas
has completely overtaken every like FATA and everything else in
terms of popularity in today and Samaria what we call
West Bank. They've overtaken popularity in Juday is Samaria are
Their popularity has only surged, believe it or not, after
October seventh. And to have the quote unquote Palestine and
Authority be the governing structure for that, especially when they're
overtaking them, is asinine. That's not a serious proposal. You're
not going to get any kind of piece, especially when
Hamas refuses to amend its charter and state that they
recognize is Reel's right to exist like FATA at least
did they refuse to do that. So, how do you
have a two state solution with someone whose charter explicitly
says we don't want a two state solution, we don't
even acknowledge their right to exist, and they have repeatedly
refused requests to change it. How do you expect for
that to happen. Furthermore, it's not a disarmament if you
look at the details of the proposal that the Associated
Press has written about New York others, they're actually not disarming.
They're giving up some of their weaponry. Some of their
weaponry they're going to put in basically a terror escrow
for the lack of a better way to describe it,
that would essentially be managed by again quote unquote palaestine
and authority, which they they basically have. It's corrupt and
they have exceeded it in popularity, and then they're going
to keep some of their heavier weapons until there's a
full withdrawal by the IDF. And I just don't see
how that's amenable I don't think you personally. I don't
think you can have a two state solution. I don't
think you can have a two state solution with an
entity that for generations has trained people up to think
that it's part of a lifestyle. This is not a
political structure. You're talking about a religious zealot zealotry, a
religious zealotry that exceeds common sense, a religious zealotry that
exceeds science, a religious zelotry that tosses logic out of
the window. It is blind zelotry that incorporates hate as
a virtue. There is no way you can negotiate with
something like that, And I don't see how you can
have a two state solution with it either, especially when
they refuse to have a two state solution with you.
As I mentioned previously, Bill Clinton had even talked about
how he was negotiating with Yaser Arafat and offered all
of the things that we're talking about now to them
on a silver platter and got Israel to agree, and
they still said no. Israel literally unilaterally withdrew forcibly, went
in and removed its own residents under the threat of penalty,
left everything to Gosins and then they immediately liked that
Hamas and then the rest is history. And there's still
Israelis that are livid and have a lot of smoking
resentment about that unilateral removal of them in two thousand
and five, because a lot of these people were people
who had settled there after the Holocaust. And then there's
a friend of mine that I was talking to. His
grandparents resettled in that area after the Holocaust and they
ended up being forcibly removed by Israel so that that
strip could be given to the quote unquote PLO. Then
now Palastinian authority and then Hamas was elected and now
everything went to hell. So it's crazy, it's a it's
I just don't think that you. I know, the popular
sentiment is to keep talking about a two state solution,
but it's not feasible. It's absolutely not feasible. These are
people who don't want to live peacefully. They're people, I mean,
and it's this is a governing body that again the
popularity is only surging U And one of the reasons
that we know that I was talking to Ambassador mi
Kokabee about this when I was in Jerusalem, and I
directly asked him this and he said, well, and he
shared with me. He said, well, yes, the popularity of
Hamas has surged after October seventh, particularly in Juday and Samaria.
And I played Devil's advocate because I wanted to know.
I said, well, how do you know that? How do
you know that? I didn't know this. So here's what
they were doing. You know how they have phone numbers
of people. If you got a phone in Gaza, if
you get a phone in Juday and Samaria, they got
your number. They can do phone surveys, they can do
automated like tech surveys, they can do all of this stuff.
They also can send people in because there are people
that work with the quote unquote Palestinian Authority that they
can use to sort of measure sentiment and things like that.
And every single time that they've done it, one of
the things that Hakabi told me is that the support
for Hamas has only grown. They had surveyed even before
October seventh and after October seventh, and you're looking at
like an eighty percent surgeon popularity. That's a real thing.
So I'm not even talking about like the Agence France
press stuff where they have gone in independently from everything
that was explained to me. And they have surveyed people
in Juday and Samaria and surveyed people when they were
able to speak with them in Gaza. It's a big deal.
I was talking to a reporter at Channel twelve over
there who had gone in and had actually been talking
to people as well, literally like goes in and with
a microphone and had been they'd threaten to kill them
a million times, and is kind of confirmed about the
popularity in so many words of Hamas that has exploded.
So I don't see how you can have a ceasefire
with that. What it is is what they call hudna.
This is it's an Arabic word that talks about a
temporary truce only for the purpose of rest and rearmament.
So that's what this seems like. It seems like more
of a houdah, a hoodnah. That's it seems more of again,
just a temporary thing for the purpose of literally rearming oneself.
So I don't put any stock in this. I don't
think it's going to happen, and I don't think it
can happen, and I think we're past the point of
even expecting it to ever happen. I think it's a
fool's errand at this point, and all it does is
promote mission creep and risk people's lives, including the forty
some out Americans that were kidnapping killed on October seventh.
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for Florida man.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, so where to even start? This is
going to be actually be like the calmest part of
our day, I think, so we have one. Can't I
even believe this stupid headline is so stupid. A Florida
man is accused of stealing a chain off a victim's neck,
and then he escaped on a tricycle. Okay, oh my gosh,
that's a guy who did it. Lee County, Florida. A
man was arrested in Lee County on Wednesday after he
was done accused of stealing a chain of someone's neck
and then he rode away on his tricycle. According to
Lee County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff's Office deputies responded to the
area of Orange River Boulevard regarding a robbery that had
just taken place. The victim said that man had done
run up to him, ripped the chain off his neck,
and pushed him to the ground. Can that man's fifty
seven years old? Just look at the mugshot. They identified
the man as Paul Sloan fifty seven, fidd fifty seven.
He then fled the scene on a tricycle and he
done hid in a nearby wooded area. Deputies located him
standing right next to the tricycle that was used in
the robbery. So this is what I did not know
was the charge. It's robbery by sudden snatching. You heard
robbery by sudden snatching.
Speaker 2: We're hold So clearly robbing someone slowly is a different charge.
Speaker 1: I don't know what if you just plan'll take it okay.
So it literally is the thing. It's a specific criminal
offense to find his taking property from a victim's person
with intent to deprive them where they become aware of
the taking during the act, but without using full force
or intimidation, associated with traditional strong arm rock So you
have strong arm robbery and then you got sudden snatching. Okay, see,
I still think that it's just robbery really like you, well,
I don't know was it suddenly snatched or was it
slowly snatched. There is a big difference just saying let's see,
I got another one. We've got oh. Also, Florida man
was accused of hitting children playing tag on a carnival
cruise ship. He did not like the game of tag,
and so he decided to just waylay them. Forty four
years old David Crosby the second was charged with two
counts of child abuse. He apparently like knocked a kit
upside the head and Bussedy's lip. That's a no no.
I'm surprised he didn't get beat. Two third hour coming
up like.
Speaker 2: Sends through the out glass. So are the days of
the United States.
Speaker 3: I think there's this idea perhaps in democratic circles. Oh,
they're coming in from the outside. No, no, the call
is coming from inside the house. It's your own voters.
I mean, just like a look here, voters identifying as
Democratic socialists. When you look at self identify Democrats, and
we're talking about voters, we're talking about forty one percent,
forty one percent of self identified Democratic voters it's not
coming from outside the tent, because just twenty percent of
dem leaning independence actually identify as democratic socialists. These are
Democratic voters. These are people who voted for Kamala Harris.
These are people now where we're talking about a little
bit more than two in five Democratic voters who identify
as democratic socialists.
Speaker 1: The weird thing about this is that I see a
lot of this. I mean, obviously, I think on the left,
I've always thought that they've been I thought that they've
been socialists since Barack Obama, before Barack Obama, even going
out of the Clinton era, I think the Clinton era
that's when you saw the last of what I would say,
anyone that held a more classically liberal and I don't
mean liberal like in the dirty world, I mean like
Alexis Tokeville, right, actual the way that the world was
supposed to be intended. Not a progressive, but someone who
is more of like a constitutional kind of like our founders,
classical liberal in a way. Obviously that word has been
greatly abused in the hundreds of years since. But the
whole thing with that is with the left, they've been
that way for a long time. They're only just now
stating what we've all always already known with the right.
The right has been pulled in that way as well.
Now what do I mean by that? I keep seeing
things about like the common good and that kind of
phrase used to describe I guess, unity in agreement with
certain policies on the right. But the problem is is
how do you define common and how do you define good?
Because within the Republican Party there has been this huge
what they call a postliberal movement. Postliberal is more big
government than even the quote unquote compassionate conservatism of the
Bush era back in the early oughts, and even I
would say in the nineties. Right, you're seeing many people
on the right that are okay with government expansion in
certain forms. And we've talked about that before on this program.
Things like paying people to have kids, right, the Trump accounts,
that is a socialist program, and we've talked about it
a million times because it's not just people donating their
own private money, it's also the US Department of Treasury
funding one thousand per account taxpayer dollars taken to see
those accounts. That's a form of socialism, and a lot
of people on the right are okay with it. So
and they're like, well, it's for the common good, it's
for this, it's for that. It's not just the left.
The right thinks that it's that it's virtuously justified because
it is a Republican policy. There's a little it's not
as flagrant on the right, but it does exist. And
my fear is that the further the left polls, there's
that gravity, that force of gravity right that might pull
parts of the right with it. We got a lot
more on the way second hours coming stick with us
and now.
Speaker 2: All of the news you would probably miss. It's time
for Dana's Quick five.
Speaker 1: So and now there are patriot passports with Trump's image
that are that are expanding across the US. I have
to look and see if my new passport has his
image on it, and I never actually paid attention to it.
I don't know. So the Stage Department they're expanding a
new US passport featuring Trump's likeness. They're making two hundred
and fifty thousand copies. It's a patriot passport available in
response to overwhelming demand from the public. Now, previously you
would only be able to get them at the Department's
Passport office in DC, but now you can get it,
like from a number of different including Dallas, a number
of different offices around the country. So that's kind of interest.
I don't know why that would be controversial though, huh yeah, right, yeah,
I don't know why that would be like in any
way controversial. Amazon got six hundred million dollars in Trump
Teri free funds and they're going to pass along their
return to some customers. Interesting, so that means you're going
to be able to get a little bit probably like
a lot of free shipping on a lot of different things.
Nevada wildfire is still burning out of control in your
secret of Area fifty one. There's nothing to burn there.
What is it burning? Like rocks? Like, what the hell
is it burning? I don't get it.