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To your mom. Don't do much, Don't do much.
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When I look into your eyes, your love is up for me and the more I
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go inside, the more there is the sea.
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Don't you but need to take all that shine all around you
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everywhere. It's what you bring for us to
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take. It's on earth hurting down the
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stream of time, the right to life with me.
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There's no difference when you are for when you like to be.
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Talk to you more for me to take the light that's shining all
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around me. All the world is the same case.
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It's the day God, please look up to her.
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None that I'm everyone and get me home.
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Good TV. It's all too much for me to see
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and let that shine. What without me?
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The more I live the less I know. But what I do is all the hard.
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It's all too hard for me to take, but that shines around you
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everywhere. It's what you need for us to
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take. It's too much.
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It's too much. The.
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Music. It's all too much, so profound
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all these years later. That song?
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George Harrison on the Yellow Submarine soundtrack from 1968.
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Can you believe it? That is a remix 26, a little
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preview of a compilation compilation I'm putting together
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very soon for this summer. Some of your favorites remixed,
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Remastered for the modern era. Yes, it is.
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All right. Well, talk about an impromptu,
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impromptu show. Good evening, everybody.
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This is a night Double S Lounge remembers only.
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However, we are now just because we couldn't get to them last
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time. We're on X as well as, dare I
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say, brighty on. Yes.
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I'm Dean Ryan and welcome to a members only kind of ordeal for
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a little while here. You know, somebody said to me as
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we're doing a little hiatus here, there's so much happening
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in the news that you have to make some kind of appearance.
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And I said, OK, I guess you're right.
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And I stayed away from it. I had errands to do today and I
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just peered into what's happening and my God, it's, it's
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like a Pandora's box. It's like it is electrifying.
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There's a lot happening here. Well, you might have heard, you
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might have heard Robert Mueller died today.
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A lot of deaths lately. And but just right off the bat,
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before I tell you what I did today, it's it's there's two,
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there's two forms of announcing deaths in America now.
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There's so and so died, but that's all you hear about it.
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They don't tell you why anymore. They don't tell you, you know,
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he suffered from illness for a long time.
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You don't even hear that stuff anymore.
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I can't imagine why. Then the other form of death
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announcements. Now the new forms are bringing
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other people to for instance, Chuck Norris, who died the other
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day, which I didn't even know about.
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I woke up reading Stephen A Smith shares his memories of
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Chuck Norris. And before I I heard that Chuck
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Norris died, I said, well, who just, you know, writes an op-ed,
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you know, talking about their memories of Chuck Norris.
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I mean, what is that going to do with anything?
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But that should tell you that that's where we are in, in, in
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this this sea change of normalities in today's society
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due to the miracle jabs, due to the the very poisonous, yeah,
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the miracle jabs of the COVID era.
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And this is what's happening now.
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And they're they're just ramping up.
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So that's, that's what I found out today.
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That's what I found out today, among some other things that I
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want to share with you. But I got to show you this, this
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is so today I, I, I started training.
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I'm training for this marathon, which there's a local marathon
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5K. I'm not sure I can do it.
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I think I had the wrong shoes. But nonetheless, my
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brother-in-law came down and ran some errands and today must have
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been one of the most just chemtrail riddled skies I've
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ever seen in Orange County. And that's not all.
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No, no, no, not one bit in one of the patterns of let me see if
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I have it. And then I got to show you some
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other things that I saw here. But in the the so-called cloud
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formations of these chemtrails, I kid you not, it made the
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formation of a Freemason symbol and everybody, you know, kind of
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glances over it because they're not thinking about Freemasons
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all the time like I am. You know, it's just constantly
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on my swing on my mind, but it it's just an obvious an obvious
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symbol here it is OK, have a look at this.
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If we can manage to get this on here now why they do this.
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This is the most chemical day I've ever seen in for ages.
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And hence I I have a just scorching headache.
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We have unbelievable record heat amongst other things Yeah, here
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it is Have a look at this. So yeah, there's, there's some
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maceonic weather coincidental or unbeknownst, the symbolics are
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right there and you'll see the chemtrails start just pouring
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in. Thank you, thank you.
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You'll see them pouring in on windy days particularly.
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And, and I swear, so I'm walking down and I'm seeing people on
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the Main Street, on the pier by the beach over here.
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And I swear to God, there was a man wearing a chemtrail shirt,
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you know, something with some awareness of it.
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And I, and I'm thinking to myself, 10-15 years ago, you
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would have never seen anything of such.
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And I had to show him this messianic symbol.
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And they do this on windy days. Now why they do it on windy
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days? Because these chemtrails,
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there's many, many usages for them.
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And one of them it, it's a weather changer, weather
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manipulation. For instance, the past nine
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weeks, 10 weeks, every single day for at least an hour, it is
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67° where I am. And I'm not even embellishing.
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And it wasn't until about 9 weeks ago somebody said the 67
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just craze in this country with all the kids are talking about,
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there's some kind of demonic order to it.
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But it's pretty creepy. And it's another another
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indication that the weather manipulation is full of fact,
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hence what the Air Force told us for three years.
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You can look up the document owning the weather by 2025 by
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the United States Air Force. You go look at the PDF online on
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the official government site. So that happened.
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OK, so that happened. And so we went in.
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I went into town, you know, So now we know Robert Mueller died.
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Trump or one of the Trump's or the person who plays Trump or
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the artist formerly known as Donald Trump, depending where
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you're standing. He'd been saying a lot of
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dastardly things lately. However, his statement today
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regarding Robert Mueller was pretty cold.
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It was it, It was, I'm paraphrasing.
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It was good. I'm glad he's dead from Donald
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Trump now. Kind of, Yeah.
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I mean, if you don't know the insides of Mueller and the whole
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story, you're like, God, that's pretty good.
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You know, revenge is best served cold, like the godfather sent.
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But, you know, I got to say, there's a lot of truth behind
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that statement that I can't argue that.
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Now, as that happened, I went to town and believe it or not, So
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I'm in Orange County, California, still in transit.
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And because Orange County is drastically different than LA
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County, although the baseball team in Anaheim is the Los
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Angeles Angels of Anaheim, which is the most insulting thing
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ever, but they actually have a Donald Trump retail shop right
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by the pier right here in Orange County.
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And have a look at this. I can't even make this film.
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So I went past it. Everything is Trump memorabilia.
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You know, you got to hand it to the guy.
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I mean, he is like a yeah, he's a figurine, Look at that.
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In the corner of no men and women's sports, which then I saw
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that and I started telling people that I don't want women
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in women's sports. So I started taking the
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opposite. I think the third argument of
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that probably nobody was standing on that argument
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anyways. And I asked him.
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I said, Gee, business must be down lately, you think?
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And they told me no, no, no. And they're totally oblivious.
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Like we're now talking about the mega Normicon that are not in
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the independent everyday minutiae of what's truly
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happening, but are in the ESPN highlights of it all.
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They said, Oh no, everything's fine.
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You know, we, you know, we get a lot of orders and blah, blah,
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blah and stuff like that. Now I had half of mine and I, I
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told Patrick, my brother, I said, hey, can we go in the
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store And can you just film me asking the retail cashier if
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they had any Trump Israeli shirts 'cause I really would
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like 1. And if not, I was going to ask
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if they had any Iran Iranian memorabilia.
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And if not, I was going to contribute this one.
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This is my vote for the Ayatollah.
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Ayatollah Jim Fencer. Yes.
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Was a Blanco monkey the munchkin.
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I'd like to donate that, but I don't think they're in on it.
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So, yeah. So, you know, you make a retail
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shop based on a president. Presidents go up and down.
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And apparently he's still selling well.
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Go figure. So, yeah.
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Only in Orange County. That's something you won't see
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in that. New York, Frisco, Seattle, maybe
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Tel Aviv. OK, so there's that front.
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OK, here's another one here. Now, as I was now starting to
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peer into the news, and I'll tell you what happened at the
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bar shortly thereafter. Get this now.
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Now, in downtown LA, there's a building called the US Bank
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Building. It's the tallest building in all
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of LA, U.S. bank. In fact, if you rewind modern
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history all the way back to probably, I want to say 2005,
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2006, there was actually a plot by Al Qaeda back then during the
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Bush years to take down that building.
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And they really tried to do a false flag on that.
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But a lot of people don't know that building in particular and
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surrounding buildings or CIA storefronts slash FBI building
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slash Department of Homeland and Security buildings all
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throughout LA. Even in Skid Row, where we made
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the argument that they're doing a lot of experimentations in
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Skid Row on a lot of the dissidents who just get dumped
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off there from the mental ward. Yeah, that that's a good place
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to do their experimenting. But without getting into that.
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So yeah, that's it. So now get this.
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Now the US Bank building, the tower over there in LA has just
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been recently acquired by who? Larry Silverstein.
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Larry Silverstein, You don't know who that is.
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Well, allow me to share some wisdom with you.
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Larry Silverstein is one of the most infamous 9/11 conspirators.
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He was the infamous man who was quoted for saying there was a
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loss of so much life. I just told him to pull it.
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We'll pull what? We'll pull your finger.
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Yeah, he said pull it. And this was also the guy who
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was close, was probably is well, was maybe close friends with
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Benjamin Netanyahu. And here's the big one.
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Took out a $250 million insurance policy on the entire
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World Trade Center Plaza. It's almost like when the
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insurance company AIG took a what it was $150 million life
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insurance policy of sorts on Michael Jackson before his last
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tour. What do they know and when do
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they know it? So yeah, that happened today as
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well. Now here's some other things.
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So as I was discovering this, we, we managed to get to the
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local Tavern here in the beach areas.
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And you know, they say bars are where the rubber meets the road.
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That's where you get to really understand and meet the people.
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And so I did. And I haven't had a, honestly, I
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haven't had a beer. I haven't had a drink of any
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alcohol and God knows how long. And I haven't even been in the
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bar for a long time, probably since last year at some point.
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So, you know, we went there, I had a beer and I'm like, oh God.
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It's kind of like when you, when you haven't drank a soda pop in
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a long time, like Coca-Cola, for instance, and then you drink it
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again, it tastes like Cologne. Yeah, it tastes like Cologne.
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You're you're drinking, you know, like Old Spice in a can.
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It's just nasty to me. But anyways, so it, it's hard to
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be in a bar when you're very sober around drunk people now.
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But in this particular bar, there are people there that are
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in the aerospace industry and in particular the people that make
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the parts for chats, you know, I mean, cause McDonnell Douglas
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is, is connected to the area and, and very much the status,
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you know what I mean by that? If you don't know what status
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are people that tow this the, the, the, the the state
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narrative, you know, they're always holding and supporting
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whatever the official story is. There's nothing to see here.
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And so there's a lot of hot topics.
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You really probably shouldn't get touched upon when you're in
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a bar with drunk people, But it they got touched upon.
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People get heated And but this one, there's some people that
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think this the Iranian ordeal is a great thing or it's not so bad
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after all. It's one and done and the
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blinders and then you ask them, where are you getting your
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information or where, you know, what do you do to keep keeping
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the no Oh, I watch Fox News and but I like to be balanced.
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So I watch PMSNBC as well, you know, just so I'm balanced, you
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know, that's like, you know, I don't even know how to explain
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that, that that's like, well, I have ice cream sometimes, but
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just to keep it balanced. I have frozen yogurt so I don't
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overdeal or. Or, you know, the the obese
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people at McDonald's, they get the Big Mac, the large fry, the
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chicken Nuggets, but they have the Diet Coke because they're
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trying to, you know, keep it, keep it real.
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You know, that's what it's like. That's what just the common
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person is when I'm understanding who are conservatives.
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But maybe now we're saying that independence, which doesn't
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matter anyways. But then, yeah, there's nothing
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more to say. And they don't like, I'm now
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discovering they don't like Tucker Carlson.
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And when I pressed Y and I'm going to show you the character,
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they said because, oh, we don't like his style.
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We don't like his mannerisms. And you know, that's the basis
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people are really judging the the modern era of freedom
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fighters. It's all about style.
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It's all about perception and image to this day.
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Anyways, this gentleman here, let me see if I have him.
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Yeah, he, he's a fiery 1. I want to get him on the show.
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I I don't know where he is. I don't think he'll see this.
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But he's younger than me. But God, he looks older than me.
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And I was surprised to know that.
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So I, I had to take a picture of him just so I could remind
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myself. So that happened and I might
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bring him on because his, his grandfather, he has a lot of
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history in this family. His grandfather was a diplomat,
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diplomat advisor for John F Kennedy who went into Vietnam in
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1964, if you recall that or excuse me, not 196463 and prior,
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but remained after Kennedy's assassination.
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And those were the advisors that told Kennedy, you know, don't do
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this war, don't do this war. And then Willie McNamara, the
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Gulf of Tonkin. Fast forward, here we are.
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And I'd said this to him. They said, well, isn't the irony
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just extremely poisonous when you look at the the two
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historical moments that your grandfather was in and then we
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find ourselves in and he couldn't see me again because
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here's the bottom line. There's a huge amount of people
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who are just not paying attention, but when they do,
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they are addicted to the teat of Fox News.
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Fox News is the biggest cheerleader of war.
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Pick a war, find a war, create a war.
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They'll be there to support you no matter what.
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They are what Lindsey Graham is to the DC Beltway, to the
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ladybug community. That's what Fox News is to the
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average Americans. And it's, you know, it's
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sickening. It's really sickening.
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And and when I have to see the human hemorrhoid, Mark Levine
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pontificate as though people are listening, as though he has an
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audience, as though. But he acts very superior
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because he has been given and granted very specific roles and
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powers that are unbeknownst to many.
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For instance, he sits on the board of advisors for the DHS.
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He probably sits on the board of secret, you know, smoky
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governments from Israel. And it's amazing to me.
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So and then we have tax day coming up and I and I said, but
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isn't this the perfect occasion for each and every American to
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replicate the Boston Tea Party and protest taxes?
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Everyone should, Everyone should in this country as we get closer
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to the tax day because we're paying and fueling A genocide to
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the point that we had the brown eyed Trump the other day
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literally with the Prime Minister of Japan.
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You know, he probably thought it was Korea or whatever, you know,
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just gallivanting about Hiroshima and then after that or
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around that time just, you know, flickering with the idea of
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using nukes, using nukes. And I think we mentioned this.
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And if you if you didn't see it yet, our six year anniversary
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six years into the Sun show just the other day.
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And what a show that was. Thank you to all who who came
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and saw. But yeah, yeah.
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I mean, just, you know, nearly Willy doing that.
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And that's a terrifying thing. And I, I just, and there's
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people that are not, they're not knowing this, they're not paying
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attention or they're still holding on with, you know,
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they're the person at the concert with the, the, the
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lighter still hopeful. And I'm thinking to myself,
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where's, where are people's red line?
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That's what I'm thinking. Where are people's red line?
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When does the game become a little too real?
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And when do you get off the train?
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And I'm not sure I know because the the mind control involved is
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so unique, it's so thick and it's very commercial.
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So we are looking at a nuke, a nuke event coming up, which
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plays right into what we told people 2022 about a nuke scare,
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followed by a abundance of alien culture now coming into the
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forefront. And there's a case to be made to
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that just now, as our our, our favorite, Neil Bishop said the
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other night. Well, the federal government,
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the US federal government is now playing with the idea and
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purchased or in the process of purchasingaliens.govaliens.gov,
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which made me so furious because I thought to myself, God, why
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didn't I purchase that and sell it, you know, back to them at
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the highest bid. So, you know, so when you think
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about it, you you start a war to get distraction going from the
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Epstein files. You dig up someone's dead mother
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called Savannah Guthrie is what Sir Nancy Guthrie and do that
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whole escapade to have a distraction from the Epstein
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files that didn't work. In fact, that was DOA dead on
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arrival. You start a conflict, you you go
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into Venezuela, you try to install fear to the American
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people about Fisher boats and the incredible dangerous amounts
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of fentanyl that were not coming to this country.
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You even send Marines into Ecuador, special forces into the
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to the Acapulco area in Mexico and have a conflict there and
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that's not enough to distract. So now is the nuke, then is the
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alien introduction. And who's excited for that?
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Who's excited? Because Norma Khan's are going
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to have a big, big day of reckoning because sometimes the
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average person who is awake to love this really can't get
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through. The people who are not willing
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to even show up to class. It's hard to get through.
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And and then it's hard to stand in conviction with people who
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are very, very absolutist in what's presently happening, what
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happened before and what's going to happen tomorrow.
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And the more I was assessing this, and this is what's going
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on in my head at the bottom, especially men, is men are
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literally just shades of their father.
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And this particular gun was his father's military gun is because
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if you remember when, when the father, when dad didn't always
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know best, he wouldn't let you know that.
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And you had some wild hair idea about, you know, some hippie
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concoction that doesn't play into the status quo.
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He beat you, he browbeat you down.
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And men, we inherit that and we think that's the ultimate golden
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statue of how to beat. And it continues in tradition
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into generations to come. And that's the hard thing to
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break. And I'm not sure it's I'm, I'm
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well at this point, it's probably going to take an
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extraterrestrial to get through to some of these people.
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I mean, especially the evangelical.
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Have you seen these people? I mean, they're speaking in
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tongues, you know, I mean, they're just a step away from
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holding snakes up. I I don't get that.
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OK, so there's that. That's some things to share.
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Here's some other things here I wanted to update you on.
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And if you're just joining us, this is a members only ordeal.
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We are broadcasting on you know what, we're not on Broadcom.
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I do apologize. We're on XI believe and our
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members only picture. OK, so here's something that's
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interesting. I Speaking of Iran and then I'm
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going to get into some domestic share.
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This was something I discovered. You know, there's a lot of
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things that happen. Let me back this up.
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If I were to say North Korea to you and if I were to say Iran to
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you, a lot of people will tell me how evil these countries are
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and how evil the leaders are. And when you think about where
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are the origins of these these discoveries, it's not like, you
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know, nobody's reading National Geographics, hearing about the
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heartfelt, you know, just horrid stories and survivors.
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No, these are the CIA, you know, tales from the road, from people
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that are backpackers that sneak into these countries and they
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tell the American media and they tell us.
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And then that gets ingrained in us.
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But here's something that happened in Iran in the build up
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in the lead up to the invasion, I guess you could say, and this
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speaks volumes. And apparently this is
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happening. It's happened in, I want to say,
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oh God, what's the Saudi Arabia as well somewhere else in the
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Gulf. But check this out.
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Well, look at this here. Well, two weeks ago, this is
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before we invaded the US, this was in Iran.
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They burned a statue of ball in the middle of the Epstein files
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release. Next thing you know, that's when
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the US and Israel bomb them. So there, you know, there's
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there's ball. It's unbelievable.
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That's a that's the deity a lot of the elites prayed to and
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sacrifice. They sacrifice children to and
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it's the golden calf. They burned it.
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I guess you can't do that. So that was interesting.
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So I wanted to share that with you.
31:34
Yeah, just one more time. There, have it.
31:37
Now, here's something else that happened and OK, we can get that
31:42
down. And yeah, this guy burned it
31:44
right there. Now here's something else that
31:47
happened. All this stuff is coming out
31:51
here. And you know, let me look at the
31:52
live chance we have a lot of people who are chiming in here
31:56
as I will be back officially with World at War will be
32:00
returning April 1st. That's in about a week's time.
32:05
So we have our little spring break here now spring break is
32:08
the key operative work there. Spring break.
32:13
And then I'm going to tell you what what Canada has done.
32:15
It's just unbelievable and it's amazing and it's it's quite the
32:19
perversion level is next, next level.
32:22
Well, if you plan on traveling this spring break and like many
32:25
people do, well, a lot of people fly to Daytona.
32:30
You go to Daytona, Florida, well, there happens to be 5, you
32:32
know, shootings and happen. OK, Well, at least we flew
32:36
there. But flying is not always an
32:39
option, especially because the TSA, along with the Department
32:43
of Homeland Security and some other departments and faculties
32:46
were not, you know, cool enough to know about.
32:49
Look at this here. It's so backed up now because
32:51
there's no funding. So the TSA lines at the
32:56
LaGuardia Airport in New York City stretch into the parking
32:59
lot. I'm hearing upwards of four
33:02
hours, four hours. They tell you not to arrive
33:05
early. And now what I'm getting, what
33:10
I'm also learning too, is that a lot of these TSA people who just
33:16
keep our country safe, by the way, if you see them, tell them
33:18
thank you for your service and thank you for that special touch
33:23
is another thing you should say. But they have not been paid.
33:26
Chance of Valentine's Day. Yeah, that's true.
33:30
Here's another panoramic view of of a lot of what the airports
33:35
look like. They wrap around the elevators.
33:39
They go outside into the terminal.
33:42
They pass the janitor's closet. I mean it.
33:45
It's so bad. Here's another one.
33:49
OK. Yeah, the that's the Houston TSA
33:53
line now stretched there it is stretched in to a but you know,
34:04
it helped with these rules. OK.
34:05
Yeah, there it is, 150 minute wait time.
34:10
This was, you know, days ago, so it's even worse now and has,
34:14
yes, snaked around the airport everywhere.
34:19
It's insane. So then you go, OK, well, if I
34:22
can't fly to Daytona and we certainly can't fly to Mexico
34:28
because of the the cartels, well, let's just drive.
34:30
Well, now gas is now approaching an average of $4.00, which means
34:37
if you live in a big metropolitan city, that's
34:40
probably going to be $6 for you, you know, which doesn't measure
34:44
up compared to, you know, the, the place in Kansas.
34:48
So energy costs are going up. Strait of Hong Moose is closed.
34:54
Nobody wants to just donate or sacrifice their Navy to go on a
34:58
little tugboat expedition with Donald and Gilligan and the rest
35:02
of the crew. No, no one wants to do that
35:05
three hour tour because that's a death sentence.
35:09
So you can't drive anywhere. So everybody's staying home.
35:12
Everybody's staying home, everybody's doing the
35:14
staycation. Everybody's going to the Trump
35:18
retail shop. There you go.
35:21
There you go. I mean, at this point, you you
35:24
got to think that they have to have a clearance rack.
35:27
I think we can get rid of that thing.
35:31
I would think, you know, and you, you can guarantee no one's
35:34
buying the JD Vance bobbleheads. I don't think so.
35:38
Well, here's another one I found out there.
35:40
There's a Speaking of douse, Speaking of douse that you get
35:45
away from this. This is a death.
35:48
If you grew up in the 90s and you watched Buffy the Vampire,
35:53
well, one of the main stars, they died.
35:56
We don't know how he died. We just know there's people that
35:59
have memories of him. Buffy the Vampire Slayer,
36:02
Nicholas Brendan dies age 54. Stanley confirmed the star
36:06
passed away in his sleep. Natural causes, oh, how, how
36:13
organic, natural causes. You know, I think I'm going to
36:18
start being the asshole once again.
36:20
And on these threads that I see on Facebook, whatever I'm going
36:23
to say. But was he vaccinated?
36:26
And then people will pile on. The bots will come after me.
36:31
And but, but somebody's got to break the matrix of just the,
36:35
the, you know, conversational codes out there.
36:39
We we have to bring back the miracle jab kind of talk around
36:42
here. Now.
36:44
Here's another one. Now, this next person I just
36:47
recently discovered who's has been missing, was missing for a
36:51
long time when Puff Daddy was getting his day in the sun.
36:55
And it was said that this individual went underground,
37:00
potentially even went to Puerto Rico or maybe where all the
37:04
Israelis are going now. Cyprus, Yeah, that's where they
37:08
went. And I'm talking about apparently
37:10
this is Kris Jenner, the momager of the year.
37:17
Kris Jenner is aging backwards. I can't imagine how she's 70
37:22
years old. And she looks.
37:26
Yeah, different, very different. And have you seen her boyfriend?
37:32
He looks like Mr. T without the change.
37:34
I don't even know what that's about.
37:36
So that's Kris Jenner. And and we don't even know what
37:39
happened. Puff Daddy.
37:40
He kind of disappeared from the news and so did Justin Bieber
37:46
and Usher. However, that changed over the,
37:51
I think days ago. Did you know the Oscars were
37:54
here? I didn't know either.
37:56
That's another Babylonian, you know, trick or treat kind of
38:01
exercise. And if you hear any booms or
38:05
banging in the background, there's a lot of people who are
38:09
on steroids around here. And I don't know, it's we're
38:12
finding out how everything's shrinking.
38:15
Now Speaking of that, OK, now check this out.
38:17
There was a huge fight between Justin Bieber and Usher.
38:22
Yeah. Yeah.
38:23
Only in LA can this happen. But Justin Bieber, who I
38:28
couldn't tell you a song he does.
38:29
I didn't never got just really didn't care for, you know, easy
38:35
to joke about. But when you learn about the the
38:38
jazz, the travesty, the derogation that he endured as a
38:45
kid as his parents from Canada pawned him off like the Puff
38:51
Daddy who was more than willing to adopt A little white boy from
38:55
Canada, it, that sickens me too. That sickens me too.
39:00
And that's why if Puff Daddy was left, if he was letting out of
39:03
prison recently, he's in South Africa now.
39:07
And a lot of those refugees are going back as well.
39:10
Look, look at this right here. Let me read this.
39:14
This is Usher in Justin Bieber exchanged very hurtful words,
39:20
very hurtful words at Beyoncé's Oscar party.
39:24
Yeah, Beyoncé's Oscar party. And it says, according to
39:29
witnesses who are were there familiar with it, Usher screamed
39:32
at Justin Bieber and said, yo, Bieber, how was it being Diddy's
39:37
first white young boy? You do know he never liked you,
39:43
right? But I'm glad you grew up to do
39:45
drugs and never had any hit song again.
39:50
That is hurtful. That is hurtful.
39:54
It's hurtful because I think what happened to Bieber house?
39:57
What happened to Usher? And it's also hurtful because
40:02
Usher, who's a lot older than Mr. Bieber, knew what was going
40:07
on but did nothing about it or was afraid to or didn't, you
40:10
know, leak anything to the press.
40:12
The only thing he was leaking, you know, was his just wild case
40:14
of herpes. Told his just, you know, special
40:17
friends. Yeah.
40:19
And I say that because he got sued for it.
40:21
It's terrible. OK.
40:24
And then I'm not sure I want to read what Bieber said back, but
40:26
I'll try to paraphrase. According to witnesses at the
40:29
party, Bieber got mad and replied, yeah, at least I was a
40:33
slave at Diddy's house getting something.
40:37
And OK, anyways, I think he meant to say at least I wasn't a
40:42
slave. I think that's what he meant,
40:44
you know, that we got past slavery.
40:46
I don't know why he keeps bringing it up.
40:48
So it it it's that's reaching a boiling point because that's all
40:53
connected to the Kardashian families who are procuring women
40:59
all kinds of prostitution, you know, acquisitions through their
41:04
church. And from there, they would
41:07
funnel out whoever they could find through the underground
41:11
trafficking to the dead of the deadi parties who he would
41:15
blackmail people like the like an Epstein or, you know, other
41:20
moguls out there. So they're very much implicated.
41:25
And it's going to require someone like Justin Bieber to
41:28
muster up the courage, if he hasn't already and and really
41:33
deliver the goods to the people and just let it all out.
41:37
You know, maybe he's got to go on the Barbara Walters to do it.
41:41
Wait, she's dead. Never mind she died peacefully
41:43
in her sleep. Who else would be someone?
41:46
He's probably, you know, I would say me, but he can't find me and
41:49
I can't either. You know what I mean?
41:51
So he's got to do a tell all. And that's what this whole thing
41:55
is going to be, the people who tell the truth in a time of
41:58
revolutionary deceit. To quote Eric Blair, AKA George
42:03
Robel, those people are the true are the true patriots in the way
42:11
and because true, the true patriotism is those who display
42:17
and show practice dissent. That's a form of incredible
42:21
patriotism. And Joe Kent is one of those Joe
42:24
Kent who just came out of the the the counterterrorism, you
42:31
know, shackles a guy who just had a investigation placed upon
42:37
him unbeknownst to him perpendicular when he quit by
42:41
the FBI. And I tell you, you know, we we
42:45
have an FBI that is equivalent to what a police Academy movies
42:51
were. You know, you have the Steve
42:52
Guttenberg, you have the cash Patels, you have just the
42:57
ziniest, wackiest things ever. But it's those people who are
43:03
both like Joe Kent, those people that could be both like Justin
43:10
Bieber. Hopefully those are the people
43:13
that are not just going to be other little statistics, little
43:16
footnotes. They're going to be footprints
43:19
in this time of great challenge, in the sands of time, actually.
43:23
And that's what it's all about. That's what it's all about.
43:28
And now he's even saying he's spreading more truth about what
43:32
happened with Charlie Kirk. Erica Kirk, who apparently is
43:37
lesbian. Yeah, she's lesbian.
43:41
I never saw that coming. Is there anyone that's not
43:44
lesbian these days? I mean, have we reached a
43:48
boiling point where we have the frogs who are gay?
43:51
We have women in black leather pants who are lesbian?
43:56
We have Portia De Rossi with a degenerate wild child.
44:01
What kind of upside their own world are we living in?
44:05
I often ask, so there's that one here.
44:08
Here's some other things in passing and and then I'll take
44:12
one of these TV breaks. They say finally here before
44:18
that break. Well, that might have been it.
44:21
Oh, here it is. OK, So Speaking of the the
44:26
fictitious the fraudulence or White House well, I have never
44:31
really covered of the press secretary spokes spokesperson
44:37
Miss leave it. I couldn't even tell you her
44:39
first name, but I was stunned to find out and sticking with the
44:44
same theme of Kris Jenner look at this.
44:49
This was just months before months before she became joined
44:55
the team there. Let's see if I can blow that up.
44:58
She look like that on the map. So she, what's the damn name of
45:05
this? Somebody told me I can't even
45:06
read this, so let me find a better picture.
45:10
But what we see now is not even what she looks like.
45:15
And, you know, that is very dangerous because I know a story
45:20
where a Chinese businessman married what he thought was a
45:23
hot Chinese model, had a kid with her.
45:26
And the kid looked like, you know, Nosferatu, literally, you
45:32
look like the elephant boy. And he said, what the hell
45:34
happened? Only to find out about the
45:37
incredible amounts of plastic surgery that this particular
45:42
woman got. And here we are seeing the same
45:44
thing. So everything is fake.
45:51
Everything is fake. Everything we thought was real,
45:54
everything we thought was authentic is the absolute
45:58
opposite. Opposite everyone we thought was
46:02
alive. Well, they're probably dead and
46:04
count Netanyahu in that and I couldn't believe you know,
46:09
before we go to break here I I couldn't believe I nearly got in
46:11
a heated argument on Netanyahu being dead versus the guy who
46:17
told me no, he's not dead. No, my dad's an older.
46:21
He's not. He knows people well.
46:23
Based on what? Have you not seen the CGI hands?
46:27
Even Huckabee? What?
46:30
That looked real. They were walking together, you
46:31
know, side by side. The closer they got to that
46:36
little segment, they found out a CGI hand of Bebe forming and
46:42
bleeding into the Huckabee and the the guy's dead.
46:48
And even the these recent press conferences of Bebe, now he
46:52
looks like a wax figure. We are.
46:55
Yeah. He's a prosthetic man.
46:56
He's a mass bandit now. And you know, I can't say
47:02
wholeheartedly Trump is. I mean, there's obviously
47:04
different ones, but there are some very authentic things.
47:07
But anyways, so that's leave it for you.
47:11
And OK, I'm going to, I'm going to leave it.
47:13
So leave it there, no pun. There's some other things I want
47:18
to get to. I want to tell you about this
47:20
incredible story. 1 I believe a $1.4 billion missile in Canada,
47:26
which I see this damn thing, it is the most this is the most
47:31
cockamamie thing I've ever seen in a military in general produce
47:35
and then showcase with a great stride.
47:38
So there's that anyways, all right, we're going to take a
47:42
quick break here. It's been just cruising here
47:45
like lately here on a beautiful weekend.
47:48
So we start our spring break, a little hiatus with our members.
47:52
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And there's going to be a lot of surprises coming in the future.
48:15
I'm going to actually, I'm doing an entire re grand opening this
48:18
season. So that's how it should.
48:20
All right, we'll be back after this quick break.
48:22
We're at night hours lounge. We'll go anywhere.
48:25
We'll be right back. Let's all go to the lobby.
48:40
Let's all go to the lobby. Let's all go to the lobby to get
48:46
ourselves a treat. Delicious things to eat.
48:52
The popcorn can't be beat. The sparkling drinks are just
48:56
dandy. The chocolate bars and the
48:59
candy. So let's all go to the lobby to
49:03
get ourselves a treat. Let's all go to the lobby to get
49:11
ourselves a treat. The talk with mom lunches were
49:31
getting pretty boring so I told her about not doing chicken
49:35
spread. Now look what she does with our
49:37
sandwiches. Cranberry sauce and lettuce on
49:39
chicken spread. Sharky peanut butter and
49:41
applesauce on this one. Even made a nifty sauce tomato
49:44
salad. Like I told her Mom, you.
49:47
Plus other words like having a bondish Mord.
50:38
Hello. All right live from Real Deal
51:05
Media Studios in Burbank, CA. It's 9 hours live starring Dean
51:13
Ryan, featuring Special. Guest.
51:24
Now welcome to the stage. And that's how it all happened.
52:38
Can you believe that I was muted?
52:41
Welcome, everyone, back to Night Owls Lounge members only.
52:46
Yeah, I'm a little disoriented. Dean Ryan here.
52:50
The chemtrail headaches have gotten the best of me, Gotten
52:55
the best of me. And so much so, the skies are
52:57
turning purple. Yes, they are.
53:02
And it is quite disturbing. You know, I saw the moon last
53:06
night and I think even tonight, and I'm asking how come a rocket
53:12
can go so far high up in the the altitude in the sky to the point
53:18
where you don't see it anymore? Yet when you look at the moon,
53:21
especially last night, I mean it looks like you know, if we got a
53:24
tall ladder and got our broom, we can almost just whack that
53:27
thing. This this damn thing keeps every
53:31
year. It's looking faker and faker to
53:33
me. I don't even know or understand
53:35
it. So I I got to do more space
53:40
oriented type of shows. If you go anyways, I was happy
53:43
to learn 1/3 installment of the incredible franchise film Young
53:50
guns Part 3 is coming out and I'm so excited.
53:53
Huge fan of that. I think that you're gonna see
53:58
the return of Emilio Estevez, of course, Kiefer Sutherland,
54:02
maybe, but the Lou Diamond Phillips, who is just
54:06
incredible, one of the most underrated actors of our time.
54:09
In fact, I here's Lou and myself and tell people I was Lou's body
54:16
double for quite some time. A lot of his movies, I did all
54:20
of the the love scenes. Yeah, yeah.
54:25
Returning all the women lesbian. I kid.
54:28
Well, I not entirely. You may remember in the 90s,
54:32
late 90s, Lou Diamond Phillips. This is incredible.
54:35
A lot of people forgot was married to another actress, had
54:40
kids or whatever. Who then leaves him.
54:44
She leaves Lou Diamond Phillips. You know, Navajo.
54:48
Navajo for Melissa Etheridge. Edible people for Melissa
54:53
Etheridge. Can you believe that?
54:55
That's just a step up from Ellen DeGeneres.
54:58
She leaves him. And then if you thought it
55:01
couldn't get even wackier than that, they wanted to have a kid.
55:05
So instead of going to a sperm bank or or going to, you know,
55:08
somebody who's willing to do it that has great genes, smart,
55:12
intellectual, you know who they wound up going to.
55:14
If you remember David freaking Crosby of Crosby, Stills Nash,
55:19
the man who looks like a obese version of Gallagher the comic
55:24
smashing watermelons. Or in this case, just, well, not
55:29
smashing, but devouring. But yeah, I feel bad for Luke
55:36
and I, and I, I didn't want to bring that up when we hung up
55:38
last, but man, that's gotta hurt.
55:40
That's gotta hurt. But at least he's gonna be in
55:43
the return of the Incredible Franchise Part 3.
55:50
So there's that I was going to share with you, there was all
55:54
these wonderful things that I, I had lined up last minute, but I
55:58
just didn't catch you. What are people staying here?
56:01
And then I want to tell you about Canada.
56:03
That one talked about gold. Are you invested in your future?
56:08
Do you hate that? Do you hate that?
56:11
A lot of things I hate about these other shows, so-called
56:13
shows out there. And that's, that's got to be the
56:15
pet peeve #1 you know, you go to, you go to a segment or
56:21
whatever, wherever you watch content and it's breaking.
56:26
They lead you in like, you won't believe what happened tonight.
56:30
This is so severe. What you're about to learn is
56:34
incredible. Lock your doors, prepare your
56:36
foods and your guns. But before we tell you what's
56:39
about to happen, let's talk about your 401K.
56:43
And there's an artistry to that just to go off the beaten
56:47
pathway. And I think one of the people
56:49
who's really mastered that, if I had to, I'd just take a gander
56:52
from afar. Gary Franchi and no shame, no
56:57
shame at all. Not everybody can master it like
57:00
Gary, but Gary is a a old time Chicago kind of person.
57:06
Liz Iverson Nah, I can't really do it yet, but but I'm going to
57:12
start doing it. I'm going to have to show these
57:13
people. So there's that here.
57:16
Here's another one. Memory lane.
57:17
I've I've just cleaning out this.
57:20
Here's me and the great John McAfee and our two patrons.
57:28
And God, was he coked out that night.
57:34
Got on my nerves, too. It's not hard to do, I guess.
57:38
Yeah. So there's that.
57:40
OK, so here's what I wanted to share.
57:42
This is and if you want to call in, where's my manners?
57:46
Oh wait, I don't have any, feel free to call in.
57:50
So Canada as I'm going to put the invite, I think out there if
57:54
you want to call in and tell me how right I am, hopefully you
57:59
do. So Canada spent the Canadian
58:02
military spent 1.4 billion with the B dollars on a missile.
58:12
I, I don't even know if I'm going to call it that a, a
58:14
missile weaponry of sorts. And wait till you see this damn
58:20
thing. I, I swear to you.
58:21
OK, there it is there's the link.
58:23
Feel free to call in at your leisure if you choose to do so
58:25
and take the challenge. There you go.
58:29
You could call the stream yard, which you know, I hate stream
58:33
yards sometimes, but sometimes I like them.
58:37
They're saying so anyways, Canada who?
58:41
You know, when people think of Canada, you don't think of
58:44
Canadian military, do you? I certainly don't.
58:48
I certainly don't. No, I don't.
58:52
I think of Bangladesh. That's what I think of.
58:53
And sometimes I think of Beijing.
58:55
I think of Canada. Call me twisted.
58:59
Just don't call me late for dinner, as they say, but I have
59:03
this thing wrapped up right here.
59:05
It is the most dastardly looking and I don't want to tell you
59:08
what it is, mainly because I can't find the damn thing.
59:13
I'm going to let you figure it out for yourself if you can and
59:16
if I can find it or else anyways, I'll screw that story.
59:22
So what happens when you last minute shows?
59:26
OK, as I'm looking for this. As I'm looking for this, I'm
59:33
going to take a poll of the audience here and I want to.
59:37
I'd like, I'm be interested in knowing as we're having a
59:40
fireside chat here tonight, of what people think the next major
59:46
shield of distraction will be that is going to drop.
59:53
Will it be a nuke scare? Will it actually be a nuclear
59:57
bomb? And whose nuke bomb will it be?
1:00:01
Will it be from us? Will it be from China?
1:00:04
Dropping on Israel, You know, although China.
1:00:09
It could be, you know, China just came out today, I want to
1:00:12
say this morning or late last night said that they have
1:00:16
retrieved and I should say obtained as well, the entire
1:00:20
unredacted Epstein files. Can you Can you believe that?
1:00:25
Can you believe it? So I think what we're about to
1:00:33
embark on with the Epstein files Part 2, the continuation here,
1:00:39
we're about to get in some hardcore kind of content and and
1:00:45
we're still rummaging through the 1st so-called declassified.
1:00:50
But these ones are going to be pretty bad.
1:00:52
And they're not just going to be hearsays or whisperer campaigns,
1:00:58
but they're actually going to incorporate HD videos, I
1:01:02
believe, because that's how Epstein and Israel, that's how
1:01:05
they roll. They don't do, you know,
1:01:07
camcorder things now they they go full HD, you know, to the Max
1:01:13
surround sound, you name it, which Marco Rubio says what
1:01:17
surround sound? I hear everything.
1:01:19
Anyways, that's what he says. Well, I can't find it anyways.
1:01:25
So I think we're about to embark on that.
1:01:28
But also as a compounder, Neil Bishop said the other night,
1:01:33
isn't interesting how aliens.gov is coming now.
1:01:36
Do people believe in aliens? The true religious personas out
1:01:42
there say they're just devils spirits in disguise.
1:01:47
I believe the Muslims call those the jinn JINN, you know, and
1:01:55
there's so many videos now circulating.
1:01:57
I don't know if you saw this out there of Navy Seals, former NASA
1:02:02
people, whistleblowers that talk about some of the the out of
1:02:12
earth people that are working hand in hand with factions of
1:02:16
the government. If you can believe it, even to
1:02:21
the extreme of Navy Shields and and special OPS and forces.
1:02:27
Majestic 12 type people that talk about their fond memories
1:02:32
of going to the actual moon, where they say the moon is
1:02:36
actually one big spaceship. And I'm talking about people
1:02:40
that are well versed, well, very much more well spoken than me,
1:02:46
you know, riddled with acolytes, you know, you know, purple,
1:02:52
bronze, blue hearts that are talking very seriously about
1:02:55
these things. And they talk about how they
1:02:58
were transported to the moon, which they many of these people
1:03:02
believe in. The stories go all the way back
1:03:05
then, the moon for some reason was a big spaceship and it which
1:03:12
was depicted in Star Wars, which they called the Death Star.
1:03:18
See, Star Wars, there's a lot of symbology in that entire
1:03:22
franchise before Disney ruined it and the the moon took a
1:03:32
human, humanoids, I guess you could say, and I'm paraphrasing
1:03:36
from I guess Mars or something, a different planet of sorts that
1:03:40
was dying and transferred the human race to where we are now.
1:03:47
Yeah, a beautiful place. And, you know, which made me
1:03:51
think like, between Mars and where we are, how did we manage
1:03:56
to make this a hell on Earth? You can, you know what I'm
1:03:58
saying? And that's probably what
1:04:00
happened in March. So that's one belief.
1:04:03
And they talk about the transportation railways and
1:04:06
systems within the moon in these giant cities, what have you.
1:04:12
It's, it's, it's quite, it's quite exciting and thrilling.
1:04:17
And so you're going to be hearing a lot of these people
1:04:20
come out and the Majestic 12 as they're called, They're, they're
1:04:24
a high class, high level. They're the Vatican's of
1:04:28
everything space. They're so high up there.
1:04:32
You can't even find them through, you know, somewhere in
1:04:34
the mountain or under the desert Nevada.
1:04:37
They said no, they're, they're in conjunction with, with, with
1:04:41
Trump. It happened since Trump won 1.0.
1:04:45
And I believe they're planning to do the blue beam of sorts.
1:04:49
You know, and the fun thing about that is the people who
1:04:55
know about the blue beam are going to be watching the other
1:04:57
people who don't know about blue beam freak the hell out, freak
1:05:01
the, you know, one out. That's what we have to take from
1:05:05
that because there's not really much we can do.
1:05:07
I mean, we're going to do a counter project blue beam, you
1:05:12
know, to offset them, undercut them.
1:05:14
I mean, there's only so much we can do.
1:05:17
I mean, you look at Congress over there in Tennessee, they
1:05:20
they passed legislation, voted in the House to stop
1:05:24
geoengineering, overwhelmingly voted for it and they they can't
1:05:28
because their jurisdiction only goes X amount of feet in the
1:05:33
atmosphere, which that tells you it's the military doing.
1:05:37
But anyways, I don't want to detract back to by chemtrails.
1:05:39
All right, we have people here we go.
1:05:44
OK, Tangerine Dream like for some reason I cannot see
1:05:48
tonight. Do you still have any contact
1:05:52
with Jim Marrs? That's a good question.
1:05:54
I, I do on the old show on Truth Be Told.
1:05:58
Yeah. I want to see some wild stuff.
1:06:02
I got a retreat. I got to try to find the if, if
1:06:05
retrievable, some of the, the incredible archive works that I
1:06:09
did at Truth Be Told with Jim as well and Jim Marrs.
1:06:16
But Jim Marrs I knew. I knew Jim Marrs very well.
1:06:21
I need Jim Marrs very well. 00 thank you, Martin.
1:06:28
I'll get the the bomb anyway. I need Jim Marrs very so well
1:06:33
that I spent a Christmas dinner with him and even more so.
1:06:40
I knew him so well and I had so much tremendous respect for him.
1:06:43
If you don't know who Jim Marrs is, he was a man that like all
1:06:49
these people, the, the, the Johnny come lately, you know,
1:06:51
they, they think they know something about the Illuminati
1:06:54
and they get these viral videos because they're young and they
1:06:57
got, you know, terrific mustaches and whatnot.
1:07:00
Well, there was a time before the Internet where these truth
1:07:03
seekers had to literally share Intel information, their
1:07:08
research in, you know, darkened rooms at the back of bars, you
1:07:13
know, underground meetings because it was dangerous.
1:07:18
You know, you smoke like I do today in like 1955 or even 1965.
1:07:25
You know, you would have seen some kind of Salem witch trial
1:07:30
of the day back then, and people would avoid you, you know.
1:07:36
So anyways, Jim Marrs was a journalist out of Texas.
1:07:40
He wrote a book called Crossfire, which was the first,
1:07:45
first very honest analytic book that questioned the official
1:07:51
narrative of the candidate, the JFK assassination.
1:07:54
And it was the basis of Oliver Stone's JFK movie.
1:07:58
And it was such a wild book in 1975 that he actually taught a
1:08:03
course on that, not just theory, but his entire book at Texas and
1:08:10
M University. Yeah, he was the first to do
1:08:14
that. And which, you know, later down
1:08:17
the road, Jim Fetzer, the other Jim wound up teaching similar
1:08:22
kind of ideologies of sorts and narratives that as a professor
1:08:26
at his university. So I mean, so these guys, you
1:08:29
know, Fetcher, Jim, Marge, Jordan Maxwell, then these are
1:08:33
the the godfathers of everything we know today.
1:08:38
You know, they were talking about for 30 years sometimes to
1:08:41
know about, you know, well before David Dickey hike.
1:08:45
Excuse me, in Jim Marrs I felt never got the new credit, so
1:08:50
much so that his he got attacked and he got written off because
1:08:57
the last book he wrote in the name of it title escapes me, but
1:09:01
it had everything to do. In fact I know it now.
1:09:04
It was called the alien agenda. He knew things before other even
1:09:09
just gumshoe reporters knew literally Jim Marrs knew how
1:09:16
still this Antonio Antonian Scalia died the former Supreme
1:09:20
Court Justice that was that died peacefully in his sleep over
1:09:23
there in West TX in 2016. He told me exactly how he died.
1:09:29
He knew he knew God. He just I mean he even was the
1:09:35
ghost director for the movie JFKI mean.
1:09:37
And so we got to know each other very well.
1:09:40
We even went bar hopping in Hollywood, if you can believe
1:09:43
it. That was pretty wild.
1:09:46
The Scientologists loved Jim Mars because you know, as crazy
1:09:50
as Scientologists are, they're anti big pharma and they said he
1:09:54
speaks truth to power. So they paid for him to come
1:09:55
down here and speak to them. We hooked up and went bar
1:09:59
hopping and we brought a homeless guy with us too.
1:10:02
We thought we'd get him drunk. It was really a lot of fun, but
1:10:07
I thought he deserved more credit and I should really start
1:10:10
finding the archives. You know, and, and I say this
1:10:13
often, I had actually reached a beer deal for Jim Mars and then
1:10:19
he passed away so fast it was called Mars Red L and it would
1:10:24
have been a fantastic winner. But I'm going to go look at some
1:10:29
of his work. I think his work needs to be
1:10:31
showcased again. Thank you.
1:10:32
That's a great point. See what happens.
1:10:35
You bring up great points and then, you know, I go into 15
1:10:38
minute diatribes. It's very dangerous.
1:10:41
OK, here is. Yeah, there's that one.
1:10:49
Here we have Margaret saying there's going to be Project Blue
1:10:55
Beam for Jesus, I heard somewhere.
1:10:59
Yeah, yeah, that's true. That's one of the options that
1:11:05
will probably be a bigger hit. I think stateside more so than
1:11:08
China or, you know, Saudi Arabia or Iran, because they're going
1:11:12
to get the they're going to get the Muhammad blue beam.
1:11:17
We get the Jesus. India gets, I don't know what
1:11:23
India gets the, the God with eight arms and, and, and the
1:11:27
cow. Maybe China.
1:11:30
I don't think they, I think they just get Mao same tongue.
1:11:34
And I think that's it. Yeah.
1:11:35
So that that's what we can expect.
1:11:37
That's one of them. And people will roll over and
1:11:41
say, see, Revelations was true. There's Jesus, he's here to kill
1:11:45
the Jews. Wave high wave in.
1:11:49
Yeah. Speaking of that, you know, a
1:11:53
lot of young Jewish actors and Seth, I believe it's not Seth
1:12:01
Green, the guy who was in who is best friends with James Franco,
1:12:08
What's his name? Seth something not MacFarlane,
1:12:12
not Black either. Anyways, they're all coming out
1:12:15
too talking about, you know, we were talking about telling the
1:12:18
truth. They're saying a lot of these
1:12:19
guys, we were lied to about the entire purpose, meaning the the
1:12:29
origins and and blueprints of Israel.
1:12:32
Our whole lives are now beginning to understand and
1:12:37
they're shell shocked. Imagine that shell shocked.
1:12:41
I mean that that's some I can't, I'm trying to place myself in
1:12:45
those shoes because, you know, I'm from a region.
1:12:49
I'm from an area out here in California.
1:12:52
I've never seen a Jewish person my entire life until I started
1:12:55
working in, you know, like showbiz arenas and Hollywood
1:12:58
stuff. Up until that, I, I couldn't
1:13:01
tell you what, what Jewish people are like.
1:13:03
Didn't know, couldn't tell you. You know, it's so foreign to me.
1:13:10
But now that where we are today to learn about the
1:13:14
indoctrination ship in that culture and a culture that could
1:13:18
be like, is it a religion? Is it an ethnicity?
1:13:21
Is it a religion? You know what I mean?
1:13:22
Like it's like the monkeys, Were they a ban or were they ATV show
1:13:26
or they a ban? You know, it's just like it's a
1:13:28
blurry line. But the indoctrination ship is
1:13:31
very rich. It's very potent and it's
1:13:36
generational too, because if you go against the grains goes back
1:13:39
to the, you know, sons of our fathers, you're outcasted.
1:13:45
You're outcasted from those echelons of of that faith that
1:13:52
really consists of a lot of atheists too, but are culturally
1:13:55
Jewish. I guess it's confusing.
1:13:58
And then you are deemed a traitor, like Black Lives
1:14:02
Matter, but 10 times more. So, yeah, his name escapes me.
1:14:09
Somebody will let me know. OK.
1:14:11
So you should. Here's another 110 during
1:14:14
dreams. Thank you.
1:14:16
You should most definitely write a book.
1:14:19
Yeah. I I would love to.
1:14:22
I would love to. You know, Mike Adams encouraged
1:14:24
me to write a book lately. Recently.
1:14:28
And apparently he has a I didn't understand what he meant by it.
1:14:31
Like, like, you know, these things take time.
1:14:34
There's an AI assistant now for authors out there, which I, you
1:14:39
know, I'm thinking, God, I was born in the wrong time when I
1:14:42
was going to school. I could have used that so many
1:14:44
different times. I'm the guy who never studied
1:14:48
for test in high school because the thrill of just trying to
1:14:54
just sketch my way through it and, you know, concoct some
1:14:58
scheme with somebody to help me. I thought that was just more
1:15:01
exciting than actual studying for hours.
1:15:03
I mean, who in their right mind, right?
1:15:07
It might, you know, explains everything isn't OK.
1:15:12
So I'll put the coffee trail. We we had rebel Mama who was
1:15:17
going to call, but she may have the misfortune in the error and
1:15:21
judgement of having Indian food, which my God, if I had Indian
1:15:28
food now, I would die. They have the spices that are
1:15:32
unknown to the Western man. I would be dying of my acid
1:15:35
reflux. We actually just Speaking of
1:15:39
that, we just had James Martinez.
1:15:43
We had him on the show. Someone recently who was in
1:15:46
India for a wedding that got cancelled and you want to talk
1:15:50
about shell shocked? Yeah, India is shell shocking.
1:15:57
It's a place I wouldn't necessarily want to go to.
1:16:02
I had if I wanted to. I just go to Canada for the kid.
1:16:06
But it's a place that I think is almost a representation of what
1:16:12
the future holds of the haves and have nots.
1:16:16
So he was telling me he was in like the Taj Mahal hotel,
1:16:21
pristine. The, the service sector was
1:16:25
second to none. The the waiters and the
1:16:28
waitresses amazing. You know, the marble, they, you
1:16:32
know, I got to give it to the Indians.
1:16:34
Their innovation with architecture is quite
1:16:37
remarkable. They use marble, the stone
1:16:41
cutting, all that good stuff. But just over the fence, well,
1:16:46
you have the, the, the, you have the hood rats of the Ganges
1:16:50
River and the Ganges. I, I should say district.
1:16:54
And it's like, it's like an entirely different world.
1:16:58
And I thought about this, you know, because I, I don't want to
1:17:02
ask on these people. There's a lot of that going on.
1:17:05
How do you, it's the most polluted country in the world.
1:17:10
It's a huge country. How do you fix India?
1:17:14
We barely can fix this country, but how do you fix, what is it,
1:17:18
2 billion people? We can't fix 350 million.
1:17:24
I mean, the levels of group think here it's impossible.
1:17:26
But there, I mean, it's so expendable, you know?
1:17:30
Oh, oh, we lost 500 coal miners yesterday in New Delhi.
1:17:35
Oh, it's OK, we got 500 more. You know what I mean?
1:17:39
I, I don't, I don't know how you clean that up because the Ganges
1:17:42
river, if you don't know, is the most polluted pile of poisonous
1:17:48
hush of the river with all kinds of just heinous things in it
1:17:52
that not even living sea creatures could just, you know,
1:17:57
reside and find habitat there. And it's flowing and it's, and
1:18:01
it starts pristine in very clean from the, from the, the
1:18:08
Himalayas, all the other players up there as it trickles down the
1:18:13
mountains. That's when things go right.
1:18:16
And why? Well, because they're having
1:18:19
such an industrial boom in India that they're building all these
1:18:23
factories alongside the river and more people get jobs and
1:18:26
they put all their pollution, just like when we found out the
1:18:30
biosludge from all the factories here in the United States.
1:18:34
Oh, no, they don't throw that away in the ocean.
1:18:36
That's too far to walk now. They just put in the crops.
1:18:40
So, you know, when you go to McDonald's, if you made that
1:18:44
mistake, that's what they're they're putting in, you know,
1:18:48
alongside formaldehyde and all kinds of Bill Gates, you know,
1:18:52
secret recipes. That's kind of what's going on
1:18:54
our food, which is depleting our minerals, causing people to get
1:18:59
angry all the time and very incomplete.
1:19:05
What can I say All right, I do have that infamous photo I'm
1:19:09
going to show everybody. So anyways, he got stuck there.
1:19:13
There was a runaway bride. I'm not sure she was running
1:19:16
away from the groom, but maybe the place they decided to get
1:19:19
married from at which concert who run away.
1:19:27
So as I'm doing that and he so he got stuck, he made it back to
1:19:31
his place of the ones where he's residing.
1:19:36
I don't want definitely want to do that, but he made it home
1:19:40
finally. That's good to hear.
1:19:42
All right, here is so as I was telling you, Canada, we don't
1:19:47
think about Canada's military office, although on record in
1:19:52
the history books, they were the first before the US to get
1:19:55
involved into World War 2. They didn't need an embargo to
1:20:00
do such. Now they're trying to, I get, I
1:20:05
guess, beat their chest saying no, We're, we're manly men too.
1:20:09
Our Mounties. They're deadly and we might have
1:20:12
to go to war. You better watch out.
1:20:13
Well, this is what they just spent their money on just in the
1:20:18
past. Yeah, recently.
1:20:20
There it is right there. Canadian Prime Minister Mark
1:20:25
Carnage, if you can see that. Yeah.
1:20:29
Mark Carnage just spent point. What is it point 1.4 billion
1:20:36
with AB dollars on on this. What the hell is this thing
1:20:40
here, this concoction here Now you could say at first glance it
1:20:46
looks like a a banana that got completely peeled.
1:20:49
You know, so had the courtesy of doing so, but upon further
1:20:53
investigation that you see the tail of a banana has tail.
1:20:58
Now then it occurred to me due to the female patrons who
1:21:02
informed me that they got this bomb, whatever this is, they
1:21:07
built it and it was produced by the wonderful company of Kotex,
1:21:13
who always is pH Bounce for a woman yet strong enough for men.
1:21:18
That's right, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney just
1:21:20
announced the $1.4 billion munitions investment in Ontario
1:21:25
and Quebec, which I heard is still part of Canada.
1:21:29
And here's the sneak peek at what one of the missile
1:21:32
prototypes look like. One big tampon, apparently.
1:21:40
Just amazing. And how symbolic is that?
1:21:45
And I wish it was just a giant tampon.
1:21:48
How many lives can we save from throwing tampons at people?
1:21:54
You know, I'd rather that. I'd rather have that.
1:21:59
So there's that one. Here's another one here.
1:22:01
Somebody sent this to me. I thought it was very iconic.
1:22:05
They said there's only five kind of politicians in the United
1:22:08
States. Well, 5 or excuse me #1 bought
1:22:13
by Israel #2 blackmailed by Israel #3 dual citizen of Israel
1:22:17
#4 scared witness of Israel and #5 assassinated by Israel.
1:22:24
Kind of tasteless stuff, you think?
1:22:26
How dare that? But very telling of the Times.
1:22:30
OK, you know, I just looked at the Times speaking, which I'm
1:22:34
going to sunset it there, but I'm going to look at a few more
1:22:38
comments, if we even have that. We went all the way here
1:22:41
tonight. Here is looks like Beyoncé mom's
1:22:48
gumbo. Yeah, that's.
1:22:51
I don't even know how to explain that.
1:22:53
Beyoncé has a mother who made gumbo.
1:22:55
I guess she put it on Instagram and people commented how the
1:23:00
bone structures of the soup, the very famous soup didn't in any
1:23:05
way, shape or form appear like they were from AI don't know cow
1:23:09
or some kind of livestock, but they look like human bones,
1:23:14
which really does explain the whole the whole lot there.
1:23:18
Thank you. And which also explains what
1:23:21
I'll never eat a gumbo again. OK, let's people, let's see what
1:23:27
people said here. Yeah.
1:23:30
And so writing book, I I will write a book when I got the
1:23:33
time, I I couldn't live with myself knowing artificial
1:23:37
intelligence wrote the trials and tribulations of being run.
1:23:40
That would be a a just a tragedy and travesty on its own.
1:23:45
But I I would love to write a book.
1:23:47
OK, I'm gonna. I'm going to end it there.
1:23:53
One more here. Looks like Ganges River.
1:23:56
She made 17 hours. Yeah, yeah, the gumbo looked
1:23:59
like Ganges River. I agree. 01 more pet peeve and I
1:24:04
have to get this. I've been meaning to say this
1:24:06
for weeks, which is why I deleted my Rumble app, which I
1:24:10
feel so free from because the Rumble app sucks.
1:24:16
But you know what sucks just as much as the Rumble act?
1:24:18
Every time, every day I go on Rumble and there it is on page.
1:24:23
Right on top of their their own home screen.
1:24:26
There a show I've never subscribed to, don't care to
1:24:29
watch. I don't know why it follows me.
1:24:31
But this guy, I don't know who the hell he is.
1:24:33
I'm so sick of seeing the brawny man in his stinky beard, in his
1:24:42
obnoxious Plaid. You know, I'm a middle American,
1:24:49
everyday guy, kind of stature there.
1:24:52
Yeah. I can't stand it.
1:24:54
I don't know why he gets promoted all the time, saying
1:24:58
it's annoying me. And one more thing that's
1:25:01
annoying me, too. Besides, the guy at the gym that
1:25:06
I showed keeps landing his way into this guy here.
1:25:10
Why hot? Why do hot women on cable news,
1:25:14
in particular Fox, why are they always marrying Mr. Burns?
1:25:19
Because you're not fooling anybody.
1:25:20
We know it's not a real marriage.
1:25:22
We know you're in the CIA. We know in real life this guy
1:25:26
where he couldn't get arrested if he even cried wolf in the
1:25:30
theater. We know Dana Perino, we know
1:25:34
you're shallow, but tasteless and blind.
1:25:39
How could you? So that's my pet peeve I wanted
1:25:43
to share with you. All right, on that note, we Mike
1:25:54
did his show. Oh, Mike Adams did his show the
1:25:57
other day. Great.
1:26:00
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1:26:07
the guy. OK, well, they'll never know.
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1:27:29
Lindsay, please. Donald, what would you say
1:27:32
there? All right, so yeah, I'll be here
1:27:37
sporadically through the week. April first, you want to mark
1:27:42
your calendars. OK, Thank you.
1:27:45
April first, you want to mark your calendars as the official
1:27:48
return to form of World of War, the number one late night show
1:27:52
for everything. Late night headlines, news and
1:27:56
Intel that you're not going to be here anywhere else.
1:27:59
April first will be the day for that, but as you know I have
1:28:04
very bad luck and I'm not even kidding.
1:28:08
I bought 2 coffees the other day and a drink and this was the
1:28:10
total of it. We can make the shop $6.66 which
1:28:16
is just enough all we need to know.
1:28:20
So April first we'll be there. This closer we get to Summer, I
1:28:24
will be releasing the a credible remix compilation album and it's
1:28:33
going to be some incredible kind of different avenues and looks
1:28:38
at us songs that you love, you might have grown up on or never
1:28:41
heard before. I'll let you know more about
1:28:44
that as well as my official first original, original album,
1:28:50
original material solo. Still working on that one.
1:28:54
That one's a hard one. It's like writing a book, but
1:28:57
you know, these are things I'm working on when I when I get the
1:29:00
time, therapeutic and all. And also we have our new
1:29:04
commensurary Route 66 designs that are coming back to the
1:29:10
conscience of the $9. Here's every going for the
1:29:14
stamps and you can see those on mugs, shirts, all kinds of
1:29:18
different things. Is the 100 years of Route 66 the
1:29:21
most Americana route and road you can ever think of.
1:29:25
So that's how that one is Also. We will have now, don't hold me
1:29:32
to it. I'm trying to book on the show.
1:29:36
I'm trying to book a former press secretary of the White
1:29:39
House, Anthony Scaramucci. I think this guy is very
1:29:44
interesting, has a lot to say. There's a lot of the the stuff
1:29:48
he's saying now or he was saying before when he got canned,
1:29:53
people said, oh, you traitor, blah, blah, blah.
1:29:55
But everything he was saying years ago is kind of coming
1:29:57
true. And he seems just like a real
1:29:59
fun guy and crazy guys, so crazy good.
1:30:03
So hopefully I think we'll get him on.
1:30:06
And we're also going to be having Kathy O'Brien join the
1:30:09
stage for an incredible 19 only interview as well as the be all
1:30:16
end all quintessential premiere and probably well over 2 hour
1:30:22
special TV special of the Isaac Capping story from two different
1:30:28
perspectives, my perspective and the Phoenix and Macquarie
1:30:32
Daniel. That's going to be Emmy
1:30:34
award-winning. You don't want to miss that.
1:30:36
That's going to be April, I believe April or May going into
1:30:41
the summer sweeps. That one you don't want to miss.
1:30:44
You're going to hear and see things that have never been
1:30:48
released before and potentially the recorded call between Isaac
1:30:54
Cappy and Jim Carrey. And you're going to hear Jim
1:30:57
Carrey, what he had to say unmasked like you've never heard
1:31:00
before. And some never before seen
1:31:03
footage of Isaac Cappy, his last interview that he did with me.
1:31:08
You're going to see that it's some other huge surprises.
1:31:11
So you don't want to miss that. So you're going to really want
1:31:13
to be glued into real deal media starting April first onward
1:31:17
because it's wild. It's last minute, it's an
1:31:20
impromptu, but it's it's original.
1:31:24
And you know, we just don't do shows where we just gossip about
1:31:28
other shows, what they're saying, you know, we give you
1:31:31
what you deserve and that's the best.
1:31:34
So I want to get that another way as well as the real deal
1:31:37
Bonfire coming up too. Can't that one's going to be a
1:31:39
lot of fun. My, my, my friend who was the
1:31:44
head writer for the Ellen DeGeneres Show will be there.
1:31:48
Everything I told that guy to wound up being true.
1:31:50
So talk about remorse. But that one will be televised.
1:31:54
OK, on that note, I'm going to get out of here.
1:31:55
I want to thank our members, our 9 elves, and people on X Thank
1:32:01
you for joining this incredible broadcast.
1:32:04
Surprise, surprise, we have a lot of people watching.
1:32:08
I will be back very soon. And in the meanwhile, enjoy your
1:32:11
spring, Spring break. And I think we have Easter
1:32:15
coming up, don't we? So enjoy that too, if that's the
1:32:17
case. So for all of us here at Real
1:32:20
Deal Media's Night Owls Lounge, MD Bryant, thank you.
1:32:23
Always remember to stay tuned and stay awake.
1:32:27
See you guys soon. Good night.
1:33:19
None don't know where to want. The words you try to serve me
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don't change you. All the places that you ever is
1:33:26
to stay don't know where long ways you try to serve as you
1:33:35
catch the sun. Because no shadow.
1:33:36
Because the sun cast no shadow. The.
1:34:21
Don't. Don't know where to run the
1:34:23
words you try to set. Change your messes that you
1:34:27
never wish to stay. Don't know where you're on the
1:34:32
words Try and sing as you dress the sun that cast no shadow as
1:34:37
the sun cast no shadow.