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Speaker 1: Two things. I just saw a story about, well, we

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were talking about the cats and dogs being eaten in Ohio,

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but I just saw a story just today about how

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the street gangs in Chicago are now going to war

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with the Venezuelan gangs that the US is importing. So

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we've got this big gang war going on, and we've

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got the gang bangers in Chicago becoming Trump voters.

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Speaker 3: Welcome you are listening to and watching Financial Survival Network.

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I'm Carrie Let's. Your host John Ravino is with us

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after a long Hey, otis John? What are they eating

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here in Springfield, Ohio? Are they eating the cats? Are

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they eating the dogs? Or is this all just a

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sigment of our collective imagination here? Yeah, you got to

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wonder what they're doing to Ohio. You know what the

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problem is because I grew up in Ohio. Actually, I

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was not too far from East Palestine where that train

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blew up, and Springfield is not that far away either,

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And now we've got yeah, they're eating the cats and

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dogs in Ohio. You know, I have no idea about

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the veracity of a lot of this stuff, but it's hilarious.

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Speaker 1: You know. You got to admit it's just damn funny,

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you know, to have this stuff going on right now,

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because it's creating a lot of very cool memes and

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videos and things out there so far, inspiration for a

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lot of people. But I know, I know. And by

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the way, Kere, congratulations on being out of YouTube jail.

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I'm looking forward to being seen on this show by

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the audience you should have had all along, which is

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ten times what YouTube let you have there for a while, so.

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Speaker 3: I mean good news. Yeah, I had two, like Martin Armstrong,

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one hundred and thirty thousand views, which I had had

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in the past before I wound up in YouTube in

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the digital re education arct what do you call that?

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The digital re education camps and the gulags. I was

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in the gulag. I wasn't in the camp. And and

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Andy Sheckman, he did about forty thousand or so, so

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we're free.

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Speaker 1: Well see, that's the that's the viewership you should have

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had all along. So it's nice to see you get

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it back. And you know, be grateful that he was

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just digital gulog because you know, they've got all this

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internment camps out there, and I you know, I think

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that people on our side of the political spectrum are

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probably destined for those camps before all of a sudden

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and done.

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Speaker 3: So yeah, I'll tell you, like, countries have been exporting

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their undesirables to this country since Georgia and the Carolinas

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remembered they were pedal colonies and indentured servant servants, indentured

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servitude which was specifically gone away with in the Constitution.

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But you know, in later times, latter times in the seventies,

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Cuba did the Marrio boat lift where they empty their

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mental hospitals and their prisons and said, hey, the streets

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are paved with gold in America, go there and make

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your fortune. And South Florida has never been the same. Now,

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I'm not putting down the Cuban community. Honestly, they make

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more than Native Americans and it's vibrant, but the jails

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in South Florida were never the same. The law enforcement,

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the lawlessness that occurred as a result of that boat lift,

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and Venezuela and Colombia and all the countries of South America.

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Salvador built their super max prison, Otherwise they would have

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shipped them all off here as well. Right, Yeah, okay.

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Speaker 1: Open borders can have only two points, only reason, only

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two reasons for existing. One is to flood a country

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with new voters. We're going to vote for the people

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who let them in in order to give one political

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party a big advantage over the other. And that's that's obvious,

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and I think that's indisputable. And the other is to

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destabilize the society and set the stage for martial law.

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that's completely possible too, that that's one of the reasons

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that we have open borders now. And you know, both

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of them are very bad, and both of them are

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leading to just crazy stuff happening. Two things. I just

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saw a story about what we were talking about, the

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cats and dogs being eaten in Ohio. But I just

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saw a story just today about how the street gangs

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in Chicago are now going to war with the Venezuelan

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gangs that the US is importing. So we've got this

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big gang war going on, and we've got the the

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gang bangers in Chicago becoming Trump voters because they know

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who to blame for the extra competition that they're seeing.

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nothing's going to happen to send those Venezuelans back at

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least for the next six or seven months probably, and

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that means you're literally going to have gang wars there

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between existing gangs and new gangs coming in and trying

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to take over. So yeah, it's it's just a shocking

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thing that we did because none of it is actually

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good for the US. It helps one political party where

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it helps the you know, the aristocracy when they want

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to declare martial law, but it doesn't help the country

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as a whole in any way, shape or form, you know.

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but I'm not sure they're going to be sufficient to

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offset the harm that is being caused by open borders.

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right now because the demographics have moved so dramatically against

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native born Europeans that that culture is on the way out.

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for us, and maybe we'll learn that lesson before it's

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too late. But man, it's like the guys in charge

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don't really want to learn that lesson at all.

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Speaker 3: And you know, well, we don't want to get too

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political here, but I think this is the defining now

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that the statistics have come out that we imported deliberately

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over thirteen thousand murderers and fifteen thousand sex offenders and

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god knows what else six hundred thousand criminals, And what's

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the purpose for allowing them into this country other than

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to raise mayheon and to break down the societal order.

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the only way that you can combat it is through

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some type of martial law or just saying hey, they're

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illegal aliens, you don't get any constitutional protections. You're out

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of here. And then you just put them on a

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ship and you send them back to Venezuela, to Honduras,

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to all these countries, to Haiti wherever they come from,

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and say, you know they're your problem. You know, have

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at it. But there's millions of them that have come

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in over the border. And you know, we do want

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the hard working one. They do play a vital role,

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but look like like I laughingly say Biden's three major

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accomplishments in his term, John of his number. Once, he

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ended a useless war in Afghanistan, brought our troops home.

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Speaker 1: In a week.

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Speaker 3: Right, He ended the labor shortage that we were having

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after COVID, Right, and we talked about this before. He

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rescued the hotel industry, especially in New York and Chicago.

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Speaker 1: And La Right. Yeah, yeah, he did do all of

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those things. You are absolutely those are his accomplishments. Okay,

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leading from here to World War three, speaking of Biden's accomplishments, yeah, well,

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you know, we are seriously drifting into a shooting war

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with nuclear powers, and we got a dementia patient as

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president the vice president, and it is running a political

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campaign where, you know, which might be better than having

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I don't want to get too political, but i'm you know,

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as a father of two sons, I'm terrified of us

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going up going to war with nuclear powers, and it

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really does feel like we're doing that. So yeah, you know,

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it's uh, there's stuff we can laugh about, and then

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there's other stuff that is in no way funny. You know,

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there's nothing funny about nuclear armageddon, and we're probably as

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close to that as we have been since you and

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I have been alive. Carrie. You know that the sixties

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and seventies were pretty contentious globally, but I think this

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is worse. And so if we get through the next

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six months, I think we'll have a little bit of

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breathing room and maybe see some you know, clear clear

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ground to do some work on. But boy, the next

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six months are going to be scary times.

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Speaker 3: You know, all of these neo cons grew up in

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the sixties and they listened to Randy Newman, if you

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remember him, He had a song they all hate us anyhow,

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so let's drop the big one now. And they didn't

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realize that that was satire. They thought that should be

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government policy.

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Speaker 1: Well, was that song in Doctor Strangelove, Because if it was,

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that's I think that movie. Okay, I think that movie

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was a template for these guys too, because the aristocracy

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had bunkers. Right at the end, Doctor Strangelove is telling

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the generals and everybody that they've set up a bunch

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of bunkers and now we have to repopulate the earth.

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So we've brought in a lot of healthy young women

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to help you repopulate the earth. Genitals are like, oh,

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all right, when do you put it that way? And

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I really do think that the billionaires of the world

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and the other parts of the aristocracy have their bunkers.

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They literally think they can survive on nuclear war, and

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so they just basically don't care what happens to the peasants,

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and so they're not putting it. Stop to this.

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Speaker 3: Here's verse one. No one likes us. I don't know why.

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and all around the world, even our old friends put

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us down. Let's drop the big one and see what happens.

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This is what we're going through.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we are were very close to something like that. Yeah,

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you know, we're trying to destroy civilization via open borders,

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and we're coming at it from another direction, trying to

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destroy civilization via a you know, potentially existential war, and

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there's nothing we can do about it because we don't

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even know who's in charge. Ah what a world.

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Speaker 3: Well, you know, according to a certain element of this group,

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we're all a bunch of useless eaters. The world is

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overpopulated by about ninety percent. So they're doing the Earth

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a favor by reducing a population, right, isn't that what

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Speaker 1: We'll see. I mean, they've already figured out how to

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do pandemics, and that's so much leaner. It seems so

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much simpler than well they got all the practice. Yeah,

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they've gotten practice. So yeah, they figured out that they

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can do it now. So that's all on the list

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Speaker 3: Well, hey, if we don't have World War three, think

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how much your gold and silver are now going to

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Speaker 1: See, that's the trade off. Okay, I don't want to

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say that's the most frustrating thing about this, but it is.

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It is making it hard for me to enjoy watching

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my big old stack of gold and silver go up

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in value. You know, having lots of recapital will play

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with is a good thing until the bomb hits your town,

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you know, in your vaporize. So so if they would

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just let me stop worrying about it, I would really

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enjoy the whole gold and silver action. Lately.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, well, it's a little tough when you're dealing with

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existential threats. But but I do believe we're going to

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somehow avoid this. But I do wonder who's watching the store,

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because it's nobody we elected, who in theory is supposed

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to do this stuff, is paying any attention to it.

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the State Department, it's the CEOs of the defense and

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pharmaceutical companies, and it's a handful of other people are

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just very rich and very powerful. Yeah, Bill Gates is

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weighing in on this, you know, and George short Did

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you see what they did with George Soros just lately,

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his son. Yeah, they expedited the purchase by the Soros

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companies of two hundred more. It was a radio or

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TV stesh. Conservative radio stations are buying out the chain.

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Speaker 1: No, no, still though, you know, those are media outlets

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into them by somebody from another country with a billion

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dollars to play with, and whose attitude is that open

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borders are a good thing. So yeah, it's not good.

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But you're right, talk radio is is losing ground to podcasts.

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Iffy on a lot of things and Rumble and Spotify,

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you can still hear most of the good voices out there.

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But but you know, the next thing is just to

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come after them, and they're they're trying that hard with

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with arresting the guy from what was the name of

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that place, you know, the the the free speech. Oh,

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I'll think of it in a minute, yeah, yeah, you

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know what I mean. In Europe and France they write, yes,

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that was a telegram, telegram, yeah, telegram.

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Speaker 3: And think about that. They let him go subsequently, but

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he had.

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Speaker 1: To submit to some things, and he's now he's now

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providing information about his people to the governments.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, this is alarming because a lot of people use telegram.

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I don't personally use it. There's only so many platforms

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you can use. And then your head starts spinning. I

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TikTok is for people with no more than a forty

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five second attention.

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Speaker 1: Span, right, yeah, and it's it's in no way private, no,

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So you're just you're just funneling information to the Chinese

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government instead of the US government. So you know that

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there's there are very few free speech platforms and very

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few private platforms out and they're they're shrinking by the day.

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But but you know that there's still hope because a

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lot of people are watching this and they're coming to

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the correct conclusion. But that speech is the only thing

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that stands between us and them and them, you know,

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they who wanted to take over the world and run

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it as a dictatorship shouldn't be in charge.

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Speaker 3: So yeah, we'll see it's yeah, I see it. What

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you're talking about. This is not an ad for Trump.

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You know, you and I both know he's not the answer.

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He's never really ever squarely addressed the deficit or a

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lot of other problems that we have in the country. Obviously,

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he's hell bent on addressing the military industrial complex now

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though in the deep state, And you know, if I

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were them, I'd be a little bit concerned, wouldn't you.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, if Trump came in and he wanted

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revenge and he went for it, that would be bad

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for the country in the long run because it would

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set a precedent. But that's what incoming administrations do. They

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go they take out their own competition. But sure would

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be hilarious to watch. Would be just the most entertaining

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thing in the world to see, like Nancy Pelosi being

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purple locked in in handcuffs for insider trading or Hillary

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Oh my god.

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Speaker 3: No, march them all off the get mo marsh seventh.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean again, I'm I'm not saying it would

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be a good thing, but it would be hilarious. Some

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bad things are hilarious. It's not a good waying and.

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Speaker 3: It's not necessarily an undeserved uh punishment for them, because

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what they've done, the way they've come after him is

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just the you know it's shocking.

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Speaker 1: Well I mean really, I mean, they they'd weaponize the

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Justice Department, and they've got the FBI, you know, actively

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covering up investor engations into into things relating to Trump,

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and you get the Justice Department expediting every kind of

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indictment that you can think of. So you know, it's

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obvious that's what's happening. And I do not want Trump

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to emulate that kind of behavior. If you selected, maybe

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just like one week of turp walking these guys, you know,

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they'll get Juck Schumer and they desert put him in

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a prison orange prison jumpsuit, and pretty much yeah, okay,

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well they hesitate to do it to him John, Oh,

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of course not, of course not. But again, see, we

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want to go back to being a country that has

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some respect.

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Speaker 3: For the rule of laws.

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Speaker 1: And the only way you can do that is to

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not use the government as a political weapon against your enemies.

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You know, you have to you have to make everything

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about the law and not about your your penal preferences

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or your desire for revenge. And so you know, hopefully

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Trump takes that route and and his own success is

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his revenge.

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Speaker 3: Well that's what gys.

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Speaker 1: But not it. Well, I mean, it's understandable if he

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feels differently, you know, if he wants to to send

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a Justice Department after some of these guys for the

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real crimes that they've committed. I get it. I just

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I don't know where that leads. I don't know if

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it leads to a place that will be happy to

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be in the future, you know.

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Speaker 3: And it's like the average person will not be able

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to differentiate him doing it as opposed to what Biden

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did to him.

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Speaker 1: They won't. Yeah, it'll just be what you do when

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you're elected, you know, Kerry, Remember when you and I

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used to just talk about financial crises and how to

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get rich from them. That was a long time ago,

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you're I mean, your your show is Financial Survival Network,

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and I used to run Dollar Collapse dot com, you know,

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and that, so finance was our thing until politics and

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geopolitics almost made finance irrelevant. Because obviously gold and silver

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is going to go up in the chaos that's coming.

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Obviously oil is going to go up when we have

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a Middle Eastern nuclear works. So the investment part of

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this gets really easy, which I guess we should be

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thankful for, you know, there's no real thought process that

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has to go into buying all the gold you can

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get a hold of, and then a bunch of energy

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assets on the side, and then just sitting back and

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watching chaos and sue and watching your net worth go up.

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But you know, it was more fun when we had

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to strategize a little bit.

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Speaker 3: You have to think, like, yeah, it's like the nifty

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to fifty stocks. You know, you buy them one decision stocks,

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and your your set for life. Now it's a one decision,

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two decisions how much gold, how much silver you can afford? Yeah,

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and then you sit back.

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Speaker 1: The difference is the nifty fifty stocks were a mirage.

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They tanked cost everybody fortunes who put money into it.

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But gold and silver are like that, you know, one

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decision asset where it's it's gonna go up for quite

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a while. You know, we're gonna have plenty of time

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to get out of our gold and silver in the

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next decade because there's so much brontloaded chaos right now

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that you know it's unfixable from the point of view

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of us going back to a placid society that could

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get organically in a help you with. It's going to

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take a really long time to get back there, and

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in the meantime, terrified people are going to be buying

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inflation hedges and safe haven assets.

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Speaker 3: So it is scary. But what choice do you have.

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And just because the country is going down the tubes,

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as we used to say, it doesn't mean you have

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to go with it, or at least you got a

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means of self preservation. But yeah, this is the situation

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that doesn't show any signs of the improved itself. We

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need is a mass raising of consciousness around the globe

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that our governments are really not to be trusted and

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they need to be thrown out and we need to

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to kind of start over here. But hey, ites the

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idea of it actually happening, I don't. I don't hold

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that any great hope. Well, I think we'll leave it

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at that. We had a couple of good laughs, and

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we're following the Springfield, Ohio story closely to see what

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when they start shipping the products out of Springfield. Well, no,

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it was true, right John. Yeah, it's hard.

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Speaker 1: It's hard to know where that goes because that's you know,

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it's hard to picture a town getting having a population

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go up by one third from people from you know,

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very different cultures, and how you make that work, you know,

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it's it's not obvious how you make it work. So

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we'll see. But I think the gang were in Chicago.

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I would bet on the local gang. There's an awful

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lot of them, but you never know, those Badazuelan ones

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are tough and brutal.

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Speaker 3: Let's not forget they have a rich culture of gang

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warfare going back to al Capone and the Saint Valentine

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State massacre. And you know, these these Chicago gangs, they're

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very tough and they don't take competitive threats lately.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, they should be on one of those betting sites.

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A Chicago body count over under a bet. Yeah, where

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you bet is it going to be more than ten

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thousand dead people this year or less than ten thousand?

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And you can bet on that. So I think that

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would be one of the most popular bets.

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Speaker 3: And no wonder, like all those people from Chicago are

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coming to Arizona and to Florida, tons of Midwesterners here.

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It would have come anyway, just to get away from

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the awful weather. Kind of flying bullets, just an added

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incentive to get out of that place.

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Speaker 1: You know, oh, you mean the Venezuelan gangs and never

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get here. Okay, Well, good luck to them in the sunbelt.

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I think the populace is well enough armed. But we

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know who's going to win that for sure. Well, Colorado.

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We know they're in Colorado.

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Speaker 3: They took over the place in Aurora that everybody denies. Well,

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it's definitely going to get interesting. And you know, one

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of our colleagues said, God, gold and guns, and don't

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forget the AMMO. Stock up on the AMMO and I

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don't know what else. Probably some food and a water

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filter and a backup generator is probably not a bad

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idea either, John. Indeed, time to be preppers. All right, Well,

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make sure you go over to John's substack rabino dot

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substack dot com and there's a link in the shut

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if you could believe it, it was.

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Speaker 1: Just a matter of time. You know. They's something to

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look into. And see how they work. We should tamp

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you gold? Yeah?

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Speaker 3: Why not? So all right, John, we'll talk to you

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in a couple of weeks. Be well, you too.

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Speaker 1: Care, good care.

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