Speaker 1: Get ready for.
Speaker 2: March eleven, twenty twenty five, allegedly according to that thing
Speaker 2: we call a calendar, This the o'celly Effect. You listening
Speaker 2: to it because you found it and it's not easy
Speaker 2: to find anymore. Anyway, Welcome to you. It is Tuesday, Tuesday,
Speaker 2: and God knows what is going to go on the
Speaker 2: rest of this week. But I figured we could hit
Speaker 2: a few pieces of news along the way. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm thinking really is, I would love to have
Speaker 2: a separate host on this network actually do a weekly news,
Speaker 2: call it the Weekly Reader. I used to like that
Speaker 2: thing in first grade. I liked the Weekly Reader. Once
Speaker 2: a week, they gave us like three four pages of
Speaker 2: crap that was supposed to catch us up on worldwide events.
Speaker 2: Something you know. Americana for sure was always featured, but
Speaker 2: then they would catch us up on stories around the world.
Speaker 2: And I love that it was brief, it was simple.
Speaker 2: It was like readers digest for you know, kids that
Speaker 2: were poorly educated like myself, and it was beautiful inner
Speaker 2: city schools. The Weekly Reader. I don't even know if
Speaker 2: people remember that thing.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: Anyway, here's your Weekly Reader for The Ocelli Effect podcast. Okay,
Speaker 2: And the first place I'm gonna go is just take
Speaker 2: a look at a couple of the headlines from AP
Speaker 2: and why because they're banned from a bunch of places
Speaker 2: now seen as a partisan outlet, et cetera. And now
Speaker 2: they're even begging for money from people. If you go
Speaker 2: there and check things out, maybe I'll give you links
Speaker 2: to stuff. Maybe I won't. I don't want to give
Speaker 2: you links. They're going to harass you with ADS if
Speaker 2: I can avoid it. But is there anywhere on the
Speaker 2: Internet where you can't get harassed by ads? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Not a place I can go. I mean, you can
Speaker 2: go on Twitter x, I mean, and you can get
Speaker 2: harassed by all sorts of porn and chicks that want
Speaker 2: to send you their only fans and their special cam sites.
Speaker 2: I guess that's ads also. Anyway, Addie AD's not happy
Speaker 2: with me on Twitter. But you know, then again, I
Speaker 2: go on a round table the Union of the Unwanted
Speaker 2: and find out that it was Unwanted the the reason
Speaker 2: why I was brought on the show, and a guy
Speaker 2: who thinks that David Ferry was you know, present in
Speaker 2: Dealy Plaza, was yelling at me. So I don't know
Speaker 2: what to say, but anyway, it's a weird week. It's
Speaker 2: a weird time to be alive. Let's look at the
Speaker 2: AP headlines real fast. Trump doubles tariffs on Canadian medals.
Speaker 2: You know what. Let me just pause right there, because
Speaker 2: depending on what hour you read, Trump is doubling tariffs,
Speaker 2: pulling him back, changing them up. The stock market is screaming.
Speaker 2: It's not screaming, don't worry, it's this is a back
Speaker 2: and forth thing. So Live Updates is where you need
Speaker 2: to go for that because by the time you listen
Speaker 2: to me right now, even if you're listening to me live,
Speaker 2: it's probably changed and changed back again. Anyway, back to
Speaker 2: something else that keeps flipping and flopping Live Updates. Trump
Speaker 2: administration resumes aid to Ukraine as Kiev shows openness to
Speaker 2: thirty day ceasefire. Republicans advance and government funding bill despite
Speaker 2: Democratic opposition. House Republicans is the further part of the headline.
Speaker 2: House Republicans passed a critical test of their unity Tuesday
Speaker 2: on legislative on legislation. Look at that it's cut off
Speaker 2: on legislation to avoid a partial government shut down, teeing
Speaker 2: up a final vote in the afternoon measures that keep
Speaker 2: federal agencies funded through September. Okay, Trump overstepped his constitutional
Speaker 2: authority in freezing Congress funding for USAID, Judge says, and again,
Speaker 2: hour to hour, this changes USAID rulings in court have
Speaker 2: gone back and forth, back and forth. So I guess
Speaker 2: we can't rely on the AP giving me the afternoon
Speaker 2: rundown of their stuff. Let's go to the Kennedy Beacon
Speaker 2: for my next little headline of sorts, and I'll give
Speaker 2: you all the links in the show notes so you
Speaker 2: can follow through on this. On Fox's handity HHS Secretary
Speaker 2: Kennedy Hale's beef tallow at fast food chain Stak and Shake. Now,
Speaker 2: I think it's kind of strange that RFK Junior is
Speaker 2: at a Steak and Shake giving a report. But then again,
Speaker 2: watch as he twists and turns and spindles around the
Speaker 2: new administration that he's part of. RFK Jr. Is a
Speaker 2: strange cat, and I guarantee you can't predict exactly what
Speaker 2: he's gonna do. Here's an example. This is by Adam Gary,
Speaker 2: breaking news reporter for the Kennedy Beacon, and this is
Speaker 2: RFK Junior's own newsletter. On Monday, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Speaker 2: Became the first person in his position to be interviewed
Speaker 2: inside a fast food restaurant. He sat for an interview
Speaker 2: with Fox News Sean Hannity inside a Steak and Shake
Speaker 2: in Florida. Okay. The location might at first blush seem odd,
Speaker 2: but in fact, there was a reason behind the choice
Speaker 2: to celebrate the recent decision by Steak and Shake, a
Speaker 2: national fast food chain owned by a publicly traded company,
Speaker 2: to cook its fries at all of its restaurants with
Speaker 2: beef tallow rather than seed oils. Beef tallow, which comes
Speaker 2: from the fatty tissue around the cow's kidneys and other organs,
Speaker 2: is believed to be a more healthy choice with which
Speaker 2: to cook than vegetable oil. It contains less poly unsaturated
Speaker 2: fat than highly processed alternatives. Kennedy, who appeared to enjoy
Speaker 2: eating the beef tallow cooked fries on camera, told Hannity
Speaker 2: that today sixty percent of adults suffer from diabetes or
Speaker 2: pre diabetic conditions, while when his uncle, President John F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy was in the White House, only three percent of
Speaker 2: Americans suffered from any form of chronic disease. And this
Speaker 2: course was an exclusive interview given to Fox News. And
Speaker 2: you know, not a surprise given that that is currently
Speaker 2: I guess the state approved outlet, because everybody else, if
Speaker 2: they attempt to criticize Trump, they're either getting fired or
Speaker 2: told not to write that op ed or put it away,
Speaker 2: do something different. Don't do this though, don't do this,
Speaker 2: don't criticize them, don't go after them. It's just not
Speaker 2: the thing to do. Okay. And the Washington Post right now,
Speaker 2: the New York Times right now is telling their op
Speaker 2: ed writers don't criticize Trump. Oh in the La Times,
Speaker 2: So it's not just bezos. And whoever the hell is
Speaker 2: running the New York Times, I don't know what zombie
Speaker 2: organization handles that at this point, but it's irrelevant. The
Speaker 2: majority of the dinosaur media, the pre existing, the legacy media,
Speaker 2: whatever you want to call them, is definitely cowering regarding
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. But let's look at some all media stuff
Speaker 2: that's going on. And here's a story that I'm just
Speaker 2: going to play an audio piece from because it's the
Speaker 2: initial announcement about a murder in Austin, Texas. So good evening.
Speaker 4: I'm Detective Leo Ratliffe with the Austin Police Apartment Public
Speaker 4: Information Office. So, last night, at approximately eleven fifty seven pm,
Speaker 4: officers responded to a shoot stab hotshot, which is a
Speaker 4: high priority cost per service in the twenty three hundred
Speaker 4: block of Douglas Street. Nine to one had received a
Speaker 4: nine to one call that indicated an emergency at this location.
Speaker 4: Officers arrived on seeing approximately two minutes later at round
Speaker 4: eleven fifty nine pm and located a male subject with
Speaker 4: obvious signs of trauma. Austin Police officers attempted life saving
Speaker 4: measures and the victim was pretty expedily transported by EMS
Speaker 4: to a local hospital. Unfortunately, the victim and adult male,
Speaker 4: was pronounced a ceased at the hospital at approximately twelve
Speaker 4: nineteen am this morning. Ap homicide detectives are currently on
Speaker 4: scene and are actively conducting an on scene an ongoing investigation.
Speaker 4: I just spoke with the homicide detectives leading to leading
Speaker 4: this investigation and they're not releasing any suspect information at
Speaker 4: this time. We'll like to remind you that this is
Speaker 4: pretty early on in the investigation and the homicide unit
Speaker 4: will be releasing more information as they are able. We
Speaker 4: are encouraging that anyone with any information regarding this incident
Speaker 4: contact the homicide unit. You can do so by either
Speaker 4: contacting the Homicide tip line at five one two nine
Speaker 4: seven four eight four seven seven, or an anonymous reporting
Speaker 4: for the homicide would be our crime Stoppers line which
Speaker 4: is five one two four seven two eight four seven seven.
Speaker 4: And to recap, we have one victim, an adult male
Speaker 4: whose pronounced the sees at a local Hoste hospital and
Speaker 4: Homicide will be releasing suspect information at a later date
Speaker 4: and this is being worked as Austin's eighth homicide.
Speaker 2: I'll take any questions, okay, So we're not gonna listen
Speaker 2: to her taking questions.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 2: That's the information officer from Austin, and I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: to instead the let's see now the Independent, okay. And
Speaker 2: what we're gonna look at here is the overall news
Speaker 2: story regarding this. And this is the Info Wars reporter
Speaker 2: Okay that was killed late on Sunday. I guess it is. Okay.
Speaker 2: Family reveals possible motive behind brutal murder. In quotes of
Speaker 2: Info Wars reporter, there are a lot of really cool
Speaker 2: people that have worked at info Wars over the years,
Speaker 2: and one of the most amazing people was Jamie White.
Speaker 2: Alex Jones said, that's a quote from Alex Jones. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's get to facts and skip over mister Jones and
Speaker 2: Info Wars order was brutally murdered not because of his job,
Speaker 2: but by a suspect who was trying to break into
Speaker 2: his car. His heartbroken family has revealed Jamie White was
Speaker 2: killed late Sunday near his Texas apartment in a suspected homicide.
Speaker 2: His family conferred, I don't believe it was targeted. In quotes,
Speaker 2: White's sister, Kelly Neil, told The Independent he was shot
Speaker 2: by a person or persons trying to break into his
Speaker 2: car for the second time. End quote. Kelly explained that
Speaker 2: her brother's car had been first broken into when he
Speaker 2: was home for Christmas. A tragic accident, but we haven't
Speaker 2: heard much else. In quotes, she added quote, I hope
Speaker 2: whoever took his life is caught and brought to justice.
Speaker 2: My father and I are devastated, to say the least.
Speaker 2: And that is where it goes. And be quite honest
Speaker 2: with you, if you take a look at where he
Speaker 2: was living in Austin, or if you take a look
Speaker 2: at where he was at in Austin and the fact
Speaker 2: that he was discovered, you know, seemingly in this circumstance,
Speaker 2: it looks like the kind of thing that happens, you know.
Speaker 2: Not every part of Austin is rich and glamorous and
Speaker 2: wonderful and crunchy. Just saying, speaking of other names in
Speaker 2: the news about you know, people who died. I don't
Speaker 2: know if I followed up on this, but Gene Ackman
Speaker 2: and his wife, you know, they were found dead along
Speaker 2: with their dog last month in their Santa Fe, New
Speaker 2: Mexico home, and the community was a bit shocked. But
Speaker 2: it turns out after a bunch of investigations. I don't
Speaker 2: know if I did an update on this on Friday
Speaker 2: or not, but it's worth repeating if I did. Reality
Speaker 2: is it looks like she died and he sat there
Speaker 2: and probably had no idea what was going on, and
Speaker 2: was waiting for her to come and take care of
Speaker 2: him like she had been doing as she was his
Speaker 2: sole caretaker, and she just never came back to take
Speaker 2: care of him, and the man sat there and passed away,
Speaker 2: probably due to the fact that he was under a
Speaker 2: bit of strain not having been fed or takeing care
Speaker 2: for about a week. He died about a week later,
Speaker 2: according to the data taken from his pacemaker. So just saying,
Speaker 2: you got two situations here where there are fairly well
Speaker 2: known deaths. Oh, by the way, his wife died from
Speaker 2: huntavirus due to exposure from rodent feces or urine, which
Speaker 2: is something that does occur in rare cases in New Mexico.
Speaker 2: Just saying it's one of those things and it's terrible,
Speaker 2: it's a tragedy, and wish it wasn't so, But anyway,
Speaker 2: Gene Hackman is gone, take it easy, lex Luthor. So
Speaker 2: I also was taking a look at some of the
Speaker 2: reactions at town halls, and you know, there's a bit
Speaker 2: of discussion in the news about this and that. And
Speaker 2: the third thing are people avoiding? Are representatives avoiding going
Speaker 2: to their town halls Republicans especially because people are starting
Speaker 2: to yell at him. And I don't know how widespread
Speaker 2: this is, but there's a lot of videos of it
Speaker 2: on line lately. CDC workers working on the birth though being.
Speaker 3: Fired by dude and then having to be be hired
Speaker 3: when someone realizes, oh gosh, we need those people. Why
Speaker 3: is a supposedly conservative party taking such a radical, radical
Speaker 3: and extremist.
Speaker 6: And slop your approach to this.
Speaker 7: They not about but thirteen thousands, thirteen thousand employees at
Speaker 7: the CDC in the last couple of years, those covationary people,
Speaker 7: which is about the temperature of their basements, about thirteen
Speaker 7: hundred people which you're referred to, a lot of the
Speaker 7: work they do is do clicits for they. Once again
Speaker 7: one of the posts.
Speaker 2: Now I want you to take notice. This is from
Speaker 2: a Georgia town hall where one of our representatives actually
Speaker 2: faced the crowd who was not pleased with the strangeness
Speaker 2: of people being fired at the CDC. Don't forget CDC
Speaker 2: headquarters in Atlanta, all that good stuff, And what he
Speaker 2: said there is that some of these jobs are duplicitous
Speaker 2: with AI. So you know how we've had these discussions
Speaker 2: about you know, Deep Seek versus Chat, GPT versus you know,
Speaker 2: groc on X and whatever else. Fact is, people are
Speaker 2: being replaced by AI, and nobody's discussing that. It seems
Speaker 2: like to me and look, government waste needs to be cut.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know anybody would bother to listen
Speaker 2: to my show that doesn't agree with that, But is
Speaker 2: dose doing the right thing? Do they have the right
Speaker 2: to do it? Has Trump loosed Elon Musk in a
Speaker 2: position where he should be. I guess your opinions will vary,
Speaker 2: But some people are not happy about this, and I
Speaker 2: can see why. I'm a little nervous about anything that's
Speaker 2: going to affect people's lives one way or another. And
Speaker 2: I'm not a big fan of the CDC, the FDA,
Speaker 2: or all of these regulatory agencies who have overstepped, overreached
Speaker 2: and done things that have been counterproductive for all of
Speaker 2: us one way or another. And we could make many
Speaker 2: different arguments in many different directions no matter what your
Speaker 2: political stripe is, you can find faults. But at the
Speaker 2: same time, is it a good idea to do it
Speaker 2: the way they're doing it? That's the big question. And
Speaker 2: uh yeah, apparently there's a little more reaction from this
Speaker 2: town hall. Maybe I'll play a couple more seconds of it,
Speaker 2: but we're gonna move on pretty quick here.
Speaker 6: The job happen to be a doctor.
Speaker 8: I know a few things.
Speaker 7: Okay, the second biggest leading job traders in the last
Speaker 7: four years has been gone thanks to healthcare. Healthcare first.
Speaker 9: Government.
Speaker 7: Second, if we continue to grow the size of government and.
Speaker 5: We can't afford it.
Speaker 7: It's going to hash short balls in your Medicare and Medicaise,
Speaker 7: social Security and other things that we can't afford. Guys,
Speaker 7: we have to make some decisions.
Speaker 9: You may disagree with it, but in my.
Speaker 7: Opinion, when you make those ten percent owns of the
Speaker 7: new hires, a lot is tooplicited duplicitous jobs. And I
Speaker 7: believe that they could do more or less, just like
Speaker 7: the Marine Corps everybody else does. When you have to
Speaker 7: do more less in order to servey it.
Speaker 2: You know, when he's using the word duplicitous, I think
Speaker 2: he means redundant. But you know again, Georgia and representative
Speaker 2: doesn't necessarily equal high IQ test, just saying and I
Speaker 2: live here in Macon. Welcome to Joja anyway. Mali Police
Speaker 2: Chief John Peltier, who previously served with the Las Vegas
Speaker 2: Metropolitan Police during the twenty seventeen mass shooting, has been
Speaker 2: named as an alleged co conspirator in a lawsuit against
Speaker 2: Sean Diddy Combs. The allegations against Peltier involved misconduct in
Speaker 2: connection with a reported sexual assault case from twenty eighteen.
Speaker 2: Amidst these serious allegations, Mali Mayor Bison has called for
Speaker 2: an internal review of Chief Peltier's conduct. Okay, just letting
Speaker 2: you know that that's a general news story out there
Speaker 2: and it's floating. Meanwhile, what else is happening. I supported
Speaker 2: a Mexican national wanted in the disappearance of forty three
Speaker 2: Mexican students, So there's a guy that needed to go.
Speaker 2: Definitely a bad hombre. But there are mixed reactions all
Speaker 2: over the country. Let me ask you a quick question,
Speaker 2: by the way, because from the Independent again, and I'll
Speaker 2: drop the link to this in the Libocelli chat room
Speaker 2: if I get a chance. Yeah, and you can always
Speaker 2: roll that back later if you like and follow along.
Speaker 2: But it'll also be in with the show notes from
Speaker 2: the Independent. Stranded NASA astronauts to finally return to Earth
Speaker 2: after nine months in space. Okay, NASA astronauts stuck on
Speaker 2: the International Space Station are just a few weeks away
Speaker 2: from finally returning to Earth after nine months in space.
Speaker 2: Butch Wilmore and Sunita Sunni Williams were on board Boeing's
Speaker 2: new star Liner capsule when it launched last June, making
Speaker 2: its crew debut after weeks of delay. Okay, the pair
Speaker 2: expected to be gone just a week or so, but
Speaker 2: the star Liner had so many problems getting to the
Speaker 2: space station that NASA ruled it too dangerous to carry anyone,
Speaker 2: and it flew back empty. Now, you guys might have
Speaker 2: heard of this. You might have heard about the two
Speaker 2: astronauts that have been stuck and since June months many months,
Speaker 2: six months plus wait, nine months. Anyway, President Trump was
Speaker 2: asked about this the other day in office there during
Speaker 2: a White House press arrangement that was happening, you know
Speaker 2: where He's got all of his photos behind him and
Speaker 2: all that good stuff, And he had an interesting solution
Speaker 2: and take on this question. So let's see what he
Speaker 2: had to say to those astronauts and what he plans
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 10: Many many years and decades. Yeah, Peter, did you have
Speaker 10: one more?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 9: These two Starliner astronauts stuck in space for eight months.
Speaker 10: Oh, they left them alone. Biden left them up there.
Speaker 8: Hey, what do you know about that?
Speaker 2: I know everything about it.
Speaker 11: Hey, YouTube versus if you have at least ten thousands
Speaker 11: of script.
Speaker 2: Whoa Okay, I got stuck there with a commercial in
Speaker 2: the midst of Trump speaking Here we.
Speaker 10: Go, I said, of stuck in space, I have asked Elon,
Speaker 10: I said, give me a favor, can you get him out?
Speaker 10: He said, yes, he is preparing to go up.
Speaker 2: I think in two weeks about how this went down,
Speaker 2: because he's said that the Biden White House was offered
Speaker 2: some kind of SpaceX rocky to get these.
Speaker 12: Guys, and they said, no, that's what I heard.
Speaker 9: I can't tell you that, but that's what I heard.
Speaker 10: But Biden was embarrassed by what happened, and he said
Speaker 10: leave them up there. I would have said, if you're embarrassed,
Speaker 10: you got to get him out. Elon is right now
Speaker 10: preparing a ship to go up and get them.
Speaker 9: I'm sure that they will see this space. What is
Speaker 9: your message?
Speaker 10: So we love you and we're coming up to get you.
Speaker 10: And you shouldn't have been up there so long. The
Speaker 10: most incompetent president in our history has allowed that to
Speaker 10: happen to you. But this president won't let it happen.
Speaker 10: We're going to get them out. We're coming up to
Speaker 10: get you. I've authorized Elon. I said, can you get
Speaker 10: them out? Because you know they've been left up there.
Speaker 10: I hope they like each other, but maybe they love
Speaker 10: each other.
Speaker 2: But maybe they'll love each other. I hope they like
Speaker 2: each other. Okay, fair enough. However, another headline, you know
Speaker 2: from slightly after that statement was made FAA investigating SpaceX
Speaker 2: Starship flight eight explosion that disrupted commercial flights. Anyway, SpaceX's
Speaker 2: latest starship to attempt to reach space exploded nine minutes
Speaker 2: after its launch this week, leaving a trail of debris
Speaker 2: in its wake. Airports in Floria to were forced to
Speaker 2: halt flights as the threat from impacts extended south to
Speaker 2: the Bahamas and anyways, now the Federal Aviation Admission FAA
Speaker 2: is again requiring SpaceX to perform a mishap investigation into
Speaker 2: what led its eighth Starship test flight to end with
Speaker 2: the loss of the vehicle. So look, I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: read you know, in full from that article, but again,
Speaker 2: I'll just drop it in the chat at O'Kelly dot com.
Speaker 2: It'll be included with the show notes. And I've got
Speaker 2: a couple open questions here.
Speaker 9: One.
Speaker 2: You know, if I was one of those astronauts waiting
Speaker 2: to be picked up, I might ask, you know, does
Speaker 2: Bezos have a rocket ready to go? Or something. I mean,
Speaker 2: is there another alternative here? Because this guy keeps blowing
Speaker 2: stuff up. Then again, he said he's having a hard
Speaker 2: time running his businesses as of late because of all
Speaker 2: of his dose responsibilities. I don't know. Maybe he's not
Speaker 2: in charge of SpaceX, although he's trying to put an
Speaker 2: X on everything. After all, he's got to make his mark.
Speaker 2: And even Trump today is buying a Tesla. Right. That
Speaker 2: was another headline, but I'll skip over that one. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: what about our friend Elon And who in the hell
Speaker 2: is Amy Gleeson? Again from the Associated Press, Their headline reads,
Speaker 2: who is Amy Gleeson? The person named doje's acting administrator
Speaker 2: by the White House. This was an interesting bait and
Speaker 2: switch kind of thing this week because my understanding was
Speaker 2: Elon Musk is in charge of DOGE. It's his thing.
Speaker 2: He's the guy, he's the face. He's gonna make a
Speaker 2: he's not going to about one thousand percent, but he's
Speaker 2: going to get most of it right. And he's made
Speaker 2: sweeping declarations repeated by the President, and he's going to
Speaker 2: do the cutting.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 2: Anyway, The acting administrator of the Department of Government Efficiency
Speaker 2: is a low profile executive who has expertise in healthcare
Speaker 2: technology and worked in the first Trump administration. The White
Speaker 2: House on Tuesday afternoon identified Amy Gleeson as the acting
Speaker 2: leader of DOGE, which has been pushing agencies to fire employees,
Speaker 2: cancel contracts, and make other budget cuts. Although doge's cuts
Speaker 2: have been championed by billionaire Elon Musk and his associates,
Speaker 2: the White House has insisted that Musk is overseeing the
Speaker 2: effort as a senior advisor to President Donald Trump, not
Speaker 2: a DOGE employee. The identity of who was technically running
Speaker 2: DOGE has been a mystery, even though an executive order
Speaker 2: signed by Trump last month called for the appointment of
Speaker 2: an administrator to report to the White House. A government
Speaker 2: lawyer on Monday told a judge that he didn't know
Speaker 2: who that person was, and White House Press Secretary Caroline
Speaker 2: Levitt had declined to identify the person earlier Tuesday in
Speaker 2: a press briefing. There are career officials and there are
Speaker 2: political employees who are helping run DOUGH on a day
Speaker 2: to day basis, she said. See there is pulling away
Speaker 2: from the article. There is a non answer to a
Speaker 2: straight answer, you know, a straight question right. Interesting when
Speaker 2: they do that, whether they be politicians or they be
Speaker 2: those handling the statements of politicians. You always got to
Speaker 2: love the non answer to the pretty simple question, right anyway,
Speaker 2: just food for thought. Who in the hell is Amy Glees?
Speaker 2: And I was told she was on vacation in Mexico
Speaker 2: somewhere and that was in another article, but hey, who
Speaker 2: the hell can keep track of this stuff? According to
Speaker 2: Truth Out, by the way, Palestinian officials say Israel has
Speaker 2: committed at least nine hundred and sixty two ceasefire violations.
Speaker 2: Israel forces have killed one hundred and sixteen civilians and
Speaker 2: wounded four hundred ninety others in Gaza since the ceasefire
Speaker 2: went into effect in January, which, by the bye, have
Speaker 2: you noticed the headline on the ceasefire over there? Because
Speaker 2: I didn't notice those headlines. And I got to say,
Speaker 2: nobody's hardly talking about this anymore because they were focused
Speaker 2: yesterday on the drone attacks right going to uh Moscow
Speaker 2: was it, I think it was? And the other drone
Speaker 2: attacks that had previously gone on hitting places in Ukraine
Speaker 2: or at least what was Ukraine. So what else is
Speaker 2: in the news and the news cycles out there? A
Speaker 2: few things of interest, and I'm thinking I might just
Speaker 2: take a quick break here to catch my breath and
Speaker 2: let you catch up with all of what there is
Speaker 2: to catch you up on. How about that theo.
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Speaker 16: The Enola Gay was the B twenty nine bomber that
Speaker 16: dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima in nineteen forty five.
Speaker 16: It was named after the pilot's mother, Inola Gay Tibbets,
Speaker 16: But according to the Associated Press, pictures of the plane
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Speaker 2: There you go, not bat in a thousand, but hey,
Speaker 2: it is what it is. Meanwhile, what do other people
Speaker 2: have to say about what's happening. You know, with those
Speaker 2: with musk all that stuff, what do they have to say? Well,
Speaker 2: you know, Ron Paul got to say put out a
Speaker 2: featured article explaining the following headline, which I guess speaks
Speaker 2: for itself. Tariffs are theft. Anyway, the US and China
Speaker 2: came closer. This is from Ron Paul's article, and I'll
Speaker 2: just go to the Ron Paul Institute link here and
Speaker 2: drop that in the chatroom atochelli dot com as well.
Speaker 2: Remember again, you can always roll that back or check
Speaker 2: the show notes to see what it is I'm reading
Speaker 2: from when I'm reading, but the complete show notes will
Speaker 2: have all the links to the audios and everything from today. Anyways,
Speaker 2: the US and China came closer to a full fledged
Speaker 2: trade war last week when China imposed tariffs of up
Speaker 2: to fifteen percent on key US agriculture exports. This was
Speaker 2: retaliation for President Trump's increasing of tariffs on Chinese exports
Speaker 2: to the United States from ten percent to twenty percent.
Speaker 2: China's retaliatory tariffs show how export dependent industries are harmed
Speaker 2: by protectionist policies even if other countries refrain from imposing
Speaker 2: retaliatory tariffs. Exporters can still suffer from reduced demand for
Speaker 2: their products in countries targeted by US tariffs. Businesses that
Speaker 2: rely on imported materials to manufacture their products also suffer
Speaker 2: from increased production costs thanks to tariffs. President Trump's acknowledged
Speaker 2: how tariffs harm US manufacturers when he granted US automaker's
Speaker 2: request for a one month delay in new tariffs on
Speaker 2: imports from Mexico and Canada, which, by the way, again
Speaker 2: not Ron Paul's fault, but you know, well, you got
Speaker 2: to check in on it day by day and hour
Speaker 2: by hour, because he's gone back and forth. I think
Speaker 2: it's now in place right anyway. Many American consumers who
Speaker 2: are struggling with high prices are concerned that President Trump's
Speaker 2: tariff policy will further increase prices. They air right to
Speaker 2: be concerned. Contrary to popular belief, foreign businesses do not
Speaker 2: pay tariffs. Tariffs are paid by US businesses that wish
Speaker 2: to sell the imported goods. When tariffs are increased, the
Speaker 2: imported businesses try to recoup their increased costs by increasing
Speaker 2: their prices. Consumers then must choose whether to pay the
Speaker 2: higher price, find a cheaper alternative, or do without the product.
Speaker 2: Whatever they choose, consumers will be worse off because they
Speaker 2: cannot spend their money the way they prefer. Tariffs may
Speaker 2: provide a short term benefit to the protected businesses. However,
Speaker 2: tariffs could keep businesses alive that should be allowed to
Speaker 2: fail so the business owners and workers can put their
Speaker 2: talents to use in other endeavors that would more greatly
Speaker 2: benefit and the whole economy. Defenders of tariffs, including President Trump,
Speaker 2: claimed the revenue from tariffs can be used to offset
Speaker 2: the revenue government loses from tax cuts. Some even claim
Speaker 2: the tariffs can generate enough revenue to allow the government
Speaker 2: to repeal the income tax. The problem with this is
Speaker 2: that a tariff brings in more revenue to pay for
Speaker 2: tax cuts only to the extent that the tariff does
Speaker 2: not cause consumers to cease buying imported goods. Thus, the
Speaker 2: tariffs to bring revenue to the government must not be
Speaker 2: large enough to discourage Americans from buying foreign products. The
Speaker 2: more tariffs increase government revenue, the more they will tend
Speaker 2: to fail in bringing about another often promised tariff goal,
Speaker 2: an increase in purchase of domestic goods. Now, look, I'm
Speaker 2: not going to read this whole thing, But I advise
Speaker 2: that you do, because this is Ron Paul writing about it. Actually,
Speaker 2: you know what, maybe I should. There's only a little
Speaker 2: bit more left. According to the Tax Foundation, if President
Speaker 2: Trump's tariff plan for China, Mexico, and Canada were fully implemented,
Speaker 2: it would increase federal tax revenue by one hundred and
Speaker 2: forty two billion dollars this year, an average tax increase
Speaker 2: of over one thousand dollars per household. The tariffs would
Speaker 2: also decrease economic output. This does not account for the
Speaker 2: decline in consumers satisfaction caused by consumers being forced to
Speaker 2: alter their consumption choices because of government caused price increases.
Speaker 2: It also does not account for the new businesses, products,
Speaker 2: and jobs that could have been created had government not
Speaker 2: drained resources from the protective from the productive economy via tariffs.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, The economic efforts are a good enough reason
Speaker 2: to oppose raising tariff. The economic effects, excuse me, are
Speaker 2: a good enough reason to oppose raising tariffs. However, the
Speaker 2: main reason to oppose tariffs is that tariffs, like all taxes,
Speaker 2: including the inflation tax, are theft. Author Ron Paul. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I know there were a lot of people that used
Speaker 2: to listen to me that were supporters of Ron Paul.
Speaker 2: I don't know where their heads are at nowadays. I
Speaker 2: really don't know where anybody's head is at nowadays. Anyway,
Speaker 2: it's fascinating to see the othering, you know, what about
Speaker 2: the other what about what Biden did? What about what
Speaker 2: this one did? And others not wishing to bother with
Speaker 2: what's actually happening right now? I mean stock market crashes.
Speaker 2: I mean people were calling for people's heads before when
Speaker 2: stock markets were tanken, not now. Don't worry. Elon Trump
Speaker 2: himself is going to buy a new Tesla. I'm sure
Speaker 2: you're gonna give him a break, though, aren't you. I
Speaker 2: mean you should. You're gonna get plenty of government contracts
Speaker 2: off of it. And again, if I were them two astronauts,
Speaker 2: I would be saying, look, man, the guy is busy
Speaker 2: with a lot of stuff, and it looks like his rockets,
Speaker 2: his starships keep crashing, and he wants to put an
Speaker 2: X on everything. But I'd really rather not have myself
Speaker 2: crossed out of NASA's latest yearbook entry with an X,
Speaker 2: cause I'm dead on a starship that Elon sent out
Speaker 2: that just you know didn't have the vehicle returned to
Speaker 2: Earth correctly, we already went that way once. God Nasa sucks.
Speaker 2: Oh well, it is what it is, right, And here
Speaker 2: we are in a new prosperous gilded age, even though
Speaker 2: one guy was talking about a gold and gilded age,
Speaker 2: which makes no sense because if things are gilded, they're
Speaker 2: covered in gold, so you don't take gold and cover
Speaker 2: it in gold. But I'm watching people use statements like that,
Speaker 2: and also the representative there in Georgia using the word
Speaker 2: duplicitus over and over again. I don't think he understands
Speaker 2: what the word duplicitus means. But do you understand what
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Speaker 2: And have you felt the effects? Will we have trouble
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