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Executive Orders Here Comes The Pain Train! |EP461 · The Big Mig Show

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All men are created equal that they are endowed by their
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Creator with certain unalienable rights by.
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Liberty. If liberty means anything at
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all, it means right to tell people what they do not want to
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hear. Make America great.
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Again. Well, welcome back to the big
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big show. I'm your host Lance Miliaccio
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with my Co host George Ballantine.
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Doing what we do on this show is tip of the spear.
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And of course, liberty means anything wrong at all.
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It means the right to tell people what they do not want to
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hear. George, what's going on there in
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West Palm? You're still down there.
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You're still in the renovation for the new studio for the
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crypto power hour. How was?
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How was it today, man? Today was standing and running.
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I was running all the electrical today, got most of it.
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The lines in the ceiling that, you know, little crawling up
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there with the insulation because, you know, can't walk.
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So wasn't wasn't pleasant. But you know, I got it done,
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Lance, getting it done. Yeah, I can imagine, you know,
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and. You know what, Lance?
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You might the walls behind me. You might see some paint on it
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tomorrow. Wow, that's that'll be exciting.
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Of course. Lots to do there yet lots of
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clean up, lots of install. Did the did the brick get there
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yet? The back wall?
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No, yet, not yet, Right. You guys just ordered it,
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correct? Yeah.
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What's today? Today is Tuesday, buddy.
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I think some some might be here tonight and then tomorrow.
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Yeah, Everything else we ordered is in, of course, the furniture.
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We ordered a bunch of furniture out of Asia.
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So that won't be here for about I think about four weeks is my
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guess, maybe 5. So we'll see.
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Let's and you know, George, I got to tell you, I got I got a
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decent little set the mood I found, but let's throw up the
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thumbnail first. Man, George was like, what do
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you mean? Here comes the pain train and
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I'm like, come on, man. It's that commercial, the very
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famous commercial made by Terry Tate.
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And here he is, man. I just had to throw him on
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there. I love that commercial.
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It was hysterical. If you guys remember where he's
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tackling people in an office environment.
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So great stuff and of course, the pain train is presidential
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actions, executive orders. Looks like Trump is on fire day
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one out of the gate, he's blowing up.
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Let's play the set the mood and we'll jump right in and get
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right into the details. We got a lot to cover tonight.
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Of course, the news cycles are packed with political news.
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That's what it's about. We always try to cover other
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things. We've got some crypto news and
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some other details. We'll talk about that later in
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the show, but let's go. The biggest mistake a person can
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do right now, no matter in which situation you are, is to give
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up. You might not reach the best
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best version of yourself in this lifetime, but the better one
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than you are right now. The main point is to find
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something that you are not standing still where you are
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right now. Yeah, I think it's well said.
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At the end of the day, you got to keep focused.
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You got to keep pushing no matter what.
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Don't let it get you down, regardless of what that's out in
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the news cycle, regardless what's going on at home.
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Otherwise, here's the. Shirt be the reason they don't
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quit. What's up?
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Yeah, it's a great good timing on it matches the the whole
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push. Well, listen, day one, man,
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Trump came out of the gate. I don't know where this guy gets
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his energy from. You got to imagine that the
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whole inauguration and the ball and all the hanging out with
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everybody and all the glad handing really had to pull his
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energy. I'm sure he's excited, but man,
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he comes out of the gate. So far, 42 executive orders,
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memorandums, proclamations, 115 personal actions, more than 200
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executive action, 60 minutes of press Q&A, 3 historic speeches,
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and more to come at tonight's Ball.
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I dude, dude, what, what is it? We, we need some of what?
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Whatever he's taking. I mean, we got to get some of
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that. Maybe it's the billions that
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make you feel like that. You could do that, George.
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We can do billions. I mean, we can do whatever we
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want. Listen, he did.
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How many you say? I thought he did a couple. 100
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last yesterday, Lance. No, they're they're calling 42
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so far they've been filed. I looked on the site and I think
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that's a much more accurate, I'm not telling you guys have 42 up
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to 200 up the sleeve. I think he's signing them and
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they're doing press on each one and they're covering.
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So I think it's taking them a little bit to get through all
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the 200 that supposedly and I heard Scavino was in on that
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whole preparation. They sat down and were jotting
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down notes and put them into OverDrive and then started using
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staff and secretaries to execute the wording in them.
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Again, I think it's part of the advertising.
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I think they said they've got 200.
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I believe they've got 200, but I don't think they've executed
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that many yet. I think we're in this rate of
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about 40 of them have been executed.
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But they are definitely important.
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And you're going to, if you read between the lines here, he's
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making some pretty aggressive moves.
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That's why I said here comes the pain.
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So one of the first ones out of the gate that I saw George
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today, that was pretty interesting, is that he is
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doubling down on AI investment. Now I, I really, I want to tell
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you, I'm going to tip off the audience about something.
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For those of you that don't know about the AI project called
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Colossus, you're going to want to mark this down.
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This is Elon Musk's operation in Tennessee, and I believe that
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Donald Trump is getting the United States government
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involved in it right from the front.
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I don't think he's telegraphing it because Colossus is using the
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most powerful NVIDIA chips they've bought.
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They've actually secured a bunch of them.
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They plan on securing more of them.
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It's a big deal. I think you've got to look at it
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from the perspective that very well, this investment could be
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all about Colossus. He mentions Oracle, he mentions
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open AI, he mentions SoftBank, but I'm not convinced that's
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what it's about. So you want to go look up and
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start investigating everything you can find about Colossus and
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Elon Musk. So Trump signed multiple
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executive orders that you guys know.
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And of course, this initiative is seeking to establish the US
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as a global leader in AI, which I think is incredibly important.
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Funny enough, that jerk off Ed Krasenstein even gave Trump an
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attaboy on this one, which I'm shocked.
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I wonder if the paychecks have finally stopped for the
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Krasenstein's since Joe Wyden's no longer in office.
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George, what do you think? I can't believe that Crass has
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seen said something nice about Donald Trump.
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Are they getting paid to? I don't know.
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Is he on the new payroll? Is he on the Republican payroll
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now? I hope not because because at
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the end of the day, he sure took a lot of money from the from the
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Democrats, as did many others. Have you noticed, though, that
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many of those people that were posting on social media,
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Brooklyn dad JoJo Judurz, is talking a lot of smack.
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But there's a lot of people that have just, a lot of them just
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aren't around. I don't see them at all posting.
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I don't see them. Yeah.
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Well, I imagine the money's dried up there.
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Probably aren't going to say. The money dried up.
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Yeah, seems like it. Well, a lot of critics are
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questioning whether this focus on AI is a distraction from any
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issues like healthcare and climate change.
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I can't really say whether it is or isn't, but I think this
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investment is going to create jobs.
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Don't you think that, George? Or will it displace them from
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the automation that AI provides? Well, from my understanding, let
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me see, let me get this right. He this, this AI infrastructure,
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there's 20 plants to be built across the US and 100,000 jobs
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starting immediately. So there's 100,000 jobs right
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now, starting immediately. Yeah, well, of course.
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Those are there. Well, you know, again, there's
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always those ethical dilemmas. There's always those ethical
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dilemmas surrounding AI, you know, surveillance, privacy,
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data misuse. There's the ethical dilemma of
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how am I going to do the show if I'm working airlines?
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Yeah, well, I mean, I guess, I guess you can do whatever you
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got to do sometimes. Sometimes you have to make those
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decisions. Of course, I think the future is
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bright for the crypto shows and you got to stay focused on what
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the goals are for our media company. the US is doubling down
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on it as a strategic priority, of course.
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And I think this is important. I'm all gung ho on this.
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Now, this is a great executive order.
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But let's talk about some of the other ones.
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One of the first ones that I noticed when I opened up with
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the presidential actions page, which you guys can go do this
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for yourself, is protecting the American people against
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invasion. Now, you're going to find that a
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lot of the executive orders are related to different actions
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that appear to be focused on the border, which is great.
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So I think this is interesting and I believe that the way he
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put the cartels on the terrorist, domestic terrorist
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list is going to allow him to use the military to enforce and
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obviously protect our borders from a different, because
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there's one in here we'll read about in a minute.
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The organization for an Economic Cooperation Development global
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tax deal. That's interesting.
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I didn't get a chance to read that one, but the organization
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of the National Security Council and subcommittees, I didn't read
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some of that one. And I, I can see him changing
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how that organization reports and how they execute on
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operations, you know, that are, that are processed through the
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White House. So it's pretty interesting.
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This is great. I'm tired of foreign aid.
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I think a lot of you guys, I mean, how many people in our
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audience are sick of watching the billions go out of this
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country to help all sorts of other people?
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But yet we have veterans living on the street.
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We have a homelessness issue. And I'm not talking about legal
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immigrants. I'm talking about American
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citizens, you know, and, and, and that goes on and on.
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But of course, he's he's he's going to be talking about
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foreign aid and realigning it and maybe determining hopefully
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this will also pick up on that money we've been giving the
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Taliban, which is just unbelievable.
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So, well, hopefully that's going to stop.
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What about how Sean Ryan was talking about?
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It what about all the money that we give to like Afghanistan or
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Syria or or whatever for DEI training?
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Drag Queen Story shows over there too.
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We've been giving money for what?
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Why the hell would we be giving money to them for that shit?
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I just. I mean, there's a bunch of crap
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that's getting funded, but I think it's a money laundering
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operation. I think that all those
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operations overseas, there's some sort of a kickback one way
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or the other to many of them. You know what?
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I also think the lobbyists are responsible.
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Hold on a minute, hear me out. I think the lobbyists are
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responsible for causing money to go in a lot of different
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directions that don't have any benefit to the American people,
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or at least barely any benefit if if any, go ahead.
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My thing, if I was like President Trump or Elon, I'd be
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like this. Would President Miele get rid of
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this? Yeah, All right.
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We're getting rid of it because he did.
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A great job, Miele say. He was happy to come over here
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and help Elon Musk. Everybody else but Doja.
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Yeah, he did. He said he'd be happy to help
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them out and show him some pointers and stuff.
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He didn't know, he just saw him. The technique for taking the
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posters for the magnets and throwing them.
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You just. Need that hand technique.
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La fuerda, la fuerda, la fuerda. Yeah, he balanced the budget for
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the first time there in like I don't know how many years.
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I mean, it works, right? At the end of the day, we don't
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need all that. I I love this next one.
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Maybe this is for personal reasons, George, I don't know
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how aware you are of this, but I know in your area a lot of this
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happened. You guys have offshore wind
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farms and I guess they're, I guess they should be really
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called offshore and some of them are underwater.
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And I don't know if you know the effect on whales.
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Did you see how many the whales got killed?
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Down in the Jersey Shore, by the beach over there, the whales
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were dying over it because it's, you know, the vibrations of it
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and whatever sounds it's putting out, it's screwing up the whales
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sense of direction. Yeah.
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I have a lot of empathy for that.
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You know, whales, you've been going after them and hunting
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them for a long time. So you know how I am about
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animals. So this is this next executive
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order is interesting. It's a temporary withdrawal of
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all areas on the Outer Continental shelf from offshore
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wind leasing and review of the federal government's leasing and
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permitting practices for wind projects.
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Now, as you guys know, Trump is not a fan of wind, wind farms
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really, because they're inefficient.
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And not only do they kill just tons and tons of wildlife.
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I mean, when you see those wind farms when you're driving
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through Kansas or Nebraska or anywhere else and you see them,
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if you went and walked by any of those twin generators, you would
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be surprised how many birds, bald eagles, regular eagles,
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Hawks are actually cut by those wind farms and they're dead.
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It's unbelievable. It's really, it's really
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horrendous. And the wind farms, the cost,
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they never recover the expense of what it takes or the energy
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expense, what it takes to create a wind generator.
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The whole thing's a sham. When you really start looking
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into it. It's ugly.
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So hopefully, this will be a change there.
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He's declared a national energy emergency.
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Of course, we know that Joe Biden did everything he could to
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ruin energy independence here in the United States.
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And I'm not even going to say it's Joe.
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It was the last administration. I believe Obama, Clinton and
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many others had their hand at the pie.
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This is the first time we haven't had Obama controlling
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our country in in a long time. And, and I think I, I think he's
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going to face the consequences of those actions.
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I'm not sure. I hear rumors George Devine had
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any verification. Is he really getting divorced
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from Michelle Obama or should I say Big Mike Obama?
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I don't, I, I mean, I don't, I don't know.
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I heard rumors. I don't know if it's true or
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not. But you know, she hasn't been
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around where President Obama's been.
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You know, she is usually by his side.
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You know, maybe, you know, Obama can't handle the man and Mike
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anymore. I don't, I don't.
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I don't know bro. I guess the chocolate shaft has
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lost its luster. I just want to know if they do
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divorce, which one's going to throw which one under the bus
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first because you know it's going to get down and dirty that
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divorce. It'll be interesting when it
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comes out from that. I don't know if it'll get down
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and dirty. I don't know what's happening.
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I don't know if they're getting divorced.
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It's speculation at this time, but it's a pretty interesting.
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So he's declared a national energy emergency.
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Hopefully that means the Keystone Pipeline will be back
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to business. I know he already signed one
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about Alaska. So energy independence is a
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priority for this administration.
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Hopefully we'll get back to the game.
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We'll see what happens. This next one I didn't read.
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I didn't have a chance to even skim it.
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Restoring accountability for career senior executives.
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I, I think it's great. We, we, we lack accountability
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in our senior executive branch. We'll have to see what that,
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what, what that actually reads and how, what's in there.
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So I'll, I'll review that. Maybe we can talk about it
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tomorrow. Also, maybe we'll talk about on
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the radio show tomorrow. I don't know.
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George, are you going to be joining me on the radio show
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tomorrow? No.
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OK. All right.
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So I'll be I'll be handling that for us.
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OK, so let's talk about I think this is great.
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We saw lots of national monuments destroyed.
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Now he's signed an executive order about promoting beautiful
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federal civic architecture. You know, and at the end of the
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day, that's, it's really, that's really what should be going on
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when it comes to our national monuments and otherwise what we
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saw so many of them destroyed because of BLM.
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And now we've got, we've got statues of, you know, George
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Floyd instead, which, you know, I'm excited about having a
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crackhead statue versus having one of the statues of one of our
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leaders or important historic figures.
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Don't you think? George is it?
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It's great to have crackhead George Floyd statues, and we
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should make some some more of those and we can have some more
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of those in DC. I think they should all be
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removed, plain and simple. We should know what Remove them
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and replace them with statues of Trump.
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I mean that would be a far better cry than George Floyd in
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my opinion, but. I'm looking at this executive
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order. It's funny here, putting people
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over fish, Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
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It's funny how he did that. Well, of course he's talking
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about that. Protected, I think it was a
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smelt or a minnow out in California, but I think it's
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more than that. I I think he's going to have to
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do something about water rights. I think all these people that
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have bought up water rights and I have to, I have to tell you
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what. You don't have to.
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All they got to do is they have enough water coming from the
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mountains and from from up on Canada that way, but they didn't
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want to do it because of the fish thing.
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And the fish is no even longer alive.
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It's gone, Yeah. But did you know that couple
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owns 62% of the water waste? OK, I don't think it does, no.
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Why should anybody have the right to own water I.
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Don't know because whatever. But what?
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Yeah, no, whatever. You have the rain question.
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Hold up. You have the rain water that
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they could use for the hydrants and stuff, but no, they push it
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back out to the ocean. I get all that, but my question
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for you is why should anybody own water rights?
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I don't listen. You know passage of time.
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You know the passage of. But my passage of time is that I
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don't think. Anybody why does anybody own
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land rights and stuff because they had no.
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Land, I think Land's a little different because I don't think
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it has the same impact necessarily when you talk about
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water. If the water's coming through
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your land, if that's hold on, if the water is coming through your
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property, right, and that's the way it's the only way it can
21:09
come, it's on your land. You own it.
21:12
Actually, you're going to find out that's not true.
21:15
I'm going to give you some information here.
21:16
In fact, many people that own land that they're, that they're
21:21
restricted on their use of water because the water rights that
21:25
came with that land might have been diverted.
21:28
And it's interesting, there's a bunch of stuff going on in Idaho
21:31
about that, a bunch of cases. So we'll do some more.
21:34
Maybe we need to have a really good water rights expert on.
21:37
I've got a guy that is and we'll talk about that, securing our
21:40
borders. Here's another good border one.
21:41
I love this one. This is a great executive order
21:44
protecting the meaning and value of American citizenship.
21:47
Yeah, I know a lot of people aren't happy about that because
21:50
they're talking about, you know, all sorts of ways that people
21:53
have qualified for citizenship that maybe they shouldn't have
21:57
because it didn't actually go through the process, including
22:00
the way this administration was handing out that to people like
22:03
they were Lays potato chips. You know what hold.
22:08
On Stop There, so figures my freaking state New Jersey
22:12
attorney general and over a dozen other states sue to block
22:17
President Trump's executive order ending birthright
22:19
citizenship. Oh yeah, yeah, I know.
22:23
They're starting to rig. I'm sure, I'm sure the guy.
22:25
I'm sure the guy in Colorado, you're sure he didn't jump in?
22:28
You know what I would do if I was?
22:30
I'm sure Polis is going to jump in right He's.
22:32
I would I would just do law fair.
22:34
I just try to get that stuff postponed and whatever.
22:36
Do the same thing Biden did. It's crazy though, right, The
22:40
way they do that. Why not listen if they they
22:43
decide the law, subvert it because Biden did it so why
22:46
can't we now? Boom.
22:50
I say go for it. Well, here's another good one.
22:54
You guys don't really know that the refugee system was abused
22:57
during Biden. You may know the way that people
23:00
were alleging they were all refugees and they they might not
23:02
even come from a country that was having any issues, but they
23:06
would say they were from other countries they weren't from and
23:08
they would claim refugee status, which is one of the ways you can
23:10
get in with less restrictions. Of course, Trump just signed it,
23:14
realigning the United States refugee admissions program.
23:17
So that's another good one, unleashing American energy.
23:20
And you can see the you can see the focus here is energy and
23:23
border. Energy and border trying to make
23:25
safety and security and of course border clarifying the
23:28
militaries role in protecting the territorial integrity of the
23:31
United States. That is another border and I and
23:34
I love the tone of this because it would allow him to implement
23:37
military to protect our borders. The way that's worded, you guys
23:40
can read it, but it that one there I think is extremely
23:42
valuable. Great move.
23:44
America first trade policy. I think that's great that he
23:47
wants to put America first. Although I didn't get a chance
23:49
to read this one. We'll have to see what's in that
23:51
document to really understand it.
23:53
Maybe somebody out in the audience could let us know.
23:55
Of course, remember him to resolve the backlog of security
23:58
clearances for executive Office of the President personnel.
24:02
Now I understand the reason he did this one is because they are
24:05
dragging ass on approving his staff that they are putting his
24:11
staff through the wringer, unlike what they did for other
24:14
presidents and they're they're doing it on purpose.
24:17
It appears to obviously stop him from using these people to
24:22
immediately be effective within his role as president of the
24:25
United States. I mean, you think of that,
24:26
George. Pretty sucky, right?
24:29
You know what? Yeah, it is sucky.
24:31
But here's the thing, where's the Senate get get his
24:35
confirmations put through and then, you know, get this CIA
24:38
director, FBI director, all the new directors and get this stuff
24:42
done and push it through. That's it.
24:44
So we need Senate to start the confirmations already and get it
24:46
over. And there you go.
24:48
I'll solve that problem right there.
24:50
When is Cash Patel going to be in front of the Senate?
24:53
I don't know, but that's going to be a doozy.
24:55
That's going to be good. They're going to be like, this
24:57
is going to be like Jamie Rat, one of them idiots you said.
25:01
That. You want to release all the
25:04
files on Epstein and this and that and Cash Patel be like,
25:10
what is one eye going that way? Yeah, I did and and we will.
25:15
Yeah, I'm excited about that. I'm excited for Cash to be in
25:18
here. He's one of the one of my
25:19
favorite picks. All right, listen, I know we're
25:20
going to probably take a short break and when we come back,
25:23
Yeah, of course. And when we come back, we're
25:25
going to talk about more of these executive orders.
25:27
I more border, but there's one here you want to hear about.
25:31
This is the one I've been waiting to tell you guys about
25:34
and this is a biggie. So we'll explain why it's a
25:38
biggie when we come back here shortly.
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31:31
at the southern border of the United States.
31:33
Now, Lance was just informing me that by doing that, you can
31:37
bring in the military. Lance, is that what you're
31:38
saying? Yeah, when you declare a
31:40
national emergency, it gives the president the right to use the
31:43
military. And I believe that's why he's
31:46
done it. Not only did he put the cartels
31:48
on the terrorist domestic terrorist watch.
31:50
List say that. Yeah.
31:51
You could use military to get rid of terrorists, right?
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Well, this allows him to immediately enforce the borders
31:58
and, and, and he can probably suggest pretty aggressively,
32:02
since it's a national emergency for the governors of the border
32:06
states, especially at the southern border, to activate
32:09
their National Guard and actually enforce the border.
32:13
So the the story goes, we'll cover later in the show.
32:15
Tom Holman says ICE is in full swinging and we're going to talk
32:18
about that. There are rumors about ICE that
32:21
we're going to share with you. I haven't called ICE.
32:23
I'm just going to call tomorrow and find out if it's true.
32:26
And if it's true, we'll let you guys know.
32:28
There's some information that I came across today that I think
32:30
is pretty interesting. Now, this next one's a biggie.
32:34
For those of you that know about The Dirty 51 + 8, this is only
32:38
the tip of the iceberg on this. But what this reads is holding
32:42
former government officials accountable for election
32:45
interference and improper disclosure of sensitive
32:48
governmental information. Now, this might be one of the
32:52
biggest ones out there. And I've got to tell you that
32:55
he's he's named some names in there.
32:57
He talks about National Security Advisor John R Bolton, who
33:01
published a memoir for monetary gain, as you guys know, after he
33:06
was terminated from his White House position in 2019.
33:10
That book was packed with sensitive information drawn from
33:13
his time in the government. Now that was really reckless and
33:17
that would he would be likely in some trouble here under this new
33:22
order. Of course, The Dirty 51 + 8
33:25
Russian collusion hoax. Hopefully this will get some
33:27
relief for Michael Flynn, General Flynn and Roger Stone
33:33
and of course, maybe George Papadopoulos, because many of
33:36
the stories that were circulated to attack Trump's inner circle
33:40
and in the list, let me read these.
33:44
I'm feeling very good about this.
33:46
The Director of National Intelligence, in consultation
33:48
with the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, shall
33:50
revoke any current active clearances held by the following
33:53
individuals. Listen closely, George.
33:56
I'm going to read the first 3, then you take the next 3.
33:59
James Clapper no longer has a security clearance.
34:03
Mark. Michael Hayden, you know who
34:05
that jerk off is? He no longer has a security
34:08
clearance. Leon Panetta.
34:11
George, I'm jealous of this next one you get to pop out with.
34:13
I don't even see the names, Lance.
34:14
I don't even know where we're. At Oh, yeah, John Brennan,
34:17
another one. Thomas Finger.
34:21
Listen, man, and this list has got some who's who and Nicholas
34:25
Rasmussen, you know who he is. Of course, he doesn't have a
34:29
Yeah, you have to go into the details of it when it came to
34:31
the Russian collusion host. But he was one of the
34:33
proliferators of the actual Steele dossier.
34:38
So it's big stuff here. I, I've got to tell you, it's
34:42
about time that these people and of course, hopefully these
34:46
people are likely to face consequences that would include
34:48
criminal prosecutions because this would allow criminal
34:52
prosecutions to use this executive order as justification
34:56
to file indictments. So I have to say Trump comes
35:00
through on this one. What do you think, George?
35:04
Trump's been coming through in a lot, Lance.
35:05
I know you had some reservations there, but you know, he's coming
35:09
through. He like, listen, so far that's
35:14
knocking on wood. He's been a man of his word
35:16
right now. He's been coming through.
35:18
You know, he's got a lot to get done.
35:20
But listen, they won. Look how much he's got done.
35:25
We got four more years of this baby.
35:27
I mean, he's he's, yeah. So now this is pretty
35:31
interesting. I believe this also allows the
35:35
potential for investigations restoring accountability to top
35:39
policy influencing positions within the federal workforce.
35:43
Now you know me, I'm all about accountability and consequences.
35:46
Accountability seems to be a core decision for Trump when it
35:52
comes to this. Now, this one I really like.
35:54
Get ready for this one, George. You know, you heard me talk
35:57
about this many times, except I would put them on the
35:59
international terrorist and domestic terrorist watch list.
36:02
He is redrawing the United States from the World Health
36:05
Organization. I know I have that right there.
36:07
That's when I went. I seen I was like, what?
36:09
Now that's done, so we don't got to listen to the queer right
36:17
that runs the World Health Organization.
36:18
You know the guy that was in his.
36:21
Oh yeah, the guy that liked to dance around in his shorts.
36:23
That T DROs. T DROs.
36:24
Isn't that his Pedros? Whatever.
36:26
His name is. Yeah, yeah, He's not.
36:29
He's not. I'm not a big fan.
36:30
I think it's great, though. Now if he can just kick the UN
36:33
out of New York at it and remove us from the United Nations, I
36:37
think I'd be pretty happy. So here's another one,
36:41
application of Protecting Americans from Foreign adversary
36:43
controlled applications act to TikTok.
36:46
So he's going to obviously make some changes with TikTok.
36:49
Although he he stopped the banning of it, it seems like
36:53
this act is going to give him some leverage on how to get them
36:55
to do the right thing across the border.
36:58
I don't know how that's going to go, but we'll see.
37:00
Well, of course, everybody already knows about this.
37:01
This is huge in the news cycle. Go ahead, George, this one I
37:04
know you already know about. It's right below the TikTok
37:09
point. Hold on.
37:12
Oh, granting pardons and commutation.
37:14
Commutation of sentences. Commutation of sentences, yeah.
37:18
Offenses relating to the events at or near the United States
37:23
Capitol on January 6th. Now, just so you know, that was
37:26
January 6th. So the guy, the pipe bomber you
37:29
were January 5th, we're coming for you.
37:32
Yeah, well, here's an interesting.
37:33
Thing to say it right. I'm hearing some not great
37:36
stories that the Bureau of Prisons especially in the DC
37:41
Gulag is taking orders from the mayor of DC and they are
37:46
resisting releasing the J6 reserve being held at the DC
37:50
Gulag which is pretty disgusting the other facilities.
37:52
Federal marshals and just take it over and deploy.
37:56
Federal marshals, that's correct.
37:58
And then, and then I would freaking go arrest the mayor of
38:02
DC. 100. Right.
38:06
I love that the. Only way you're going to get
38:08
these people are going to start taking you seriously if you
38:10
start making arrests, President. Trump no threats.
38:13
Don't talk about jail. Arrest their asses, throw them
38:16
to the ground, Taser them, wrap them up, stick them in jail and
38:19
then make their bond hearing about 5 weeks out.
38:22
Don't give them a bond hearing right away.
38:24
Have their bond hearing sit for about 5 weeks out.
38:26
Six weeks. But do not put them in their own
38:29
county jail. Put them somewhere else.
38:32
Well, we don't want federal indictments to be federal
38:34
indictments for doing what they're.
38:36
Doing because. They just didn't well, ignoring
38:39
a presidential, ignoring a presidential order like this
38:42
when he actually granted pardons and commutations of sentences.
38:47
And I guess it's already affected 1500 individuals.
38:49
Now allegedly families can take a copy of this.
38:53
And if the prison is pushing back, they can call the US
38:56
Marshals Service and say, listen, they're not releasing my
38:59
relative, my husband, my my wife, my children.
39:03
I need help. And the US Marshals are ready to
39:05
go. And I think they're not playing
39:07
around. I think the US Marshals will do
39:09
the right thing. I think they're pro Trump, the
39:11
majority of them. And I think they're going to do
39:13
what's necessary to get these people released.
39:15
Let's face it, that defense direction.
39:17
What a bunch of garbage. Thank God Biden and Harris are
39:21
out of there along with Obama and the Clintons influence.
39:24
This is good. You you talked about the Paris
39:27
accord yet last night, George, putting America first in
39:30
international environmental agreements.
39:32
Wow. Finally, we don't have to keep
39:34
funding. We're always the big the big
39:36
deep pocket because I think we're always the one that's
39:38
getting the money laundered back to members of Congress and and
39:42
families of members of Congress. So he's going to put an end to
39:45
that and these other ones we covered last night.
39:48
So let's go into some of the others.
39:49
We've got some great. Let's switch gears here and pop
39:52
into a bunch of the other topics.
39:54
George, we talked about the AI initiative.
39:57
That's great. Here's an interesting story,
39:59
man. Apple has been accused of
40:03
profiting from blood minerals. So Apple Computers, of course,
40:08
Apple, you guys know the company.
40:11
We use Mac. Apple's facing scrutiny for
40:13
allegedly using cobalt sourced from conflict zones in the
40:18
Democratic Republic of Congo. Now, if you guys don't know
40:21
about the Democratic Republic of Congo, we've talked about it.
40:23
We had the machine gun preacher on here.
40:25
ISIS is in control in many areas in the Democratic Republic of
40:29
Congo right now, but they these blood minerals are essential for
40:33
producing batteries but are linked to child labor and human
40:36
rights violations. So a bunch of activists and
40:39
governments are pressuring Apple to improve supply chain
40:41
transparency because I guess they got caught with their hand
40:44
in the cookie jar. George, what do you think,
40:45
buddy? Listen, it doesn't surprise me
40:53
that these big corporations are involved in stuff like this.
40:56
I mean, I've heard of this before with Apple, but I've also
41:01
heard of this with other companies too, like Google.
41:03
I mean, it's all it's around. It's just a matter of like,
41:06
you're not going to hear through the through the mainstream
41:07
media, God forbid. So I mean, it's just, it's sad.
41:15
I think tech giants have to be held accountable for ethical
41:18
sourcing. But at the end of the day, I
41:20
think they have to be because again, if you and I do it, it's
41:22
a crime. And, and not only in many
41:24
countries, but the importation of those goods that come from
41:28
places like the Congo, you'd have, you'd have to violate the
41:32
importation laws to get it here. So that would mean they also
41:35
violated the importation laws by sourcing from places that are
41:39
being blocked by our own Border Patrol.
41:43
I think this is interesting. A lot of people think they
41:46
should explore alternative solutions.
41:48
We know the batteries have been a big issue.
41:50
We've talked about the lithium and otherwise.
41:52
So we'll have to see where this goes.
41:54
But of course, consumer awareness and of course,
41:55
activism could force changes in corporate behavior.
41:59
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42:00
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42:03
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42:33
Now here's an interesting George, you know, we, George and
42:36
I, you know, we like to talk about crypto.
42:38
You know, Lance, I don't know if you and I, you know, I was going
42:40
to put from you guys if you like the same thing.
42:42
I'm looking at crypto right now, right?
42:44
And I'm looking at XRP, it's up like 322.
42:48
Yeah, yeah, it's up. You know, I'm interested.
42:51
You know, it's interesting though, Bitcoin right now, I
42:53
think it dropped down to about 105 or 6000 I think.
42:57
No, it's at one O 7 and change. Yeah, I'm looking at it right
43:00
now. It's weird I'm looking at that
43:02
over here and it says 1O586. My internet's better than yours,
43:05
Lance. Mine's up to big.
43:07
Yeah, yours is speed. OK, So Bitcoin surged to an all
43:10
time high of 109, almost broke to the 110 which that there is a
43:15
resistance level that it started to get up.
43:17
The next, which they say is about one O 99 is where the
43:20
resistance is holding. But it seems like it's really
43:23
got some consolidation around one O 5, one O 6.
43:27
So that's important because it might make a breakthrough that
43:30
next resistance level. So you're going to have to pay
43:32
attention. Of course, the administration
43:33
announced a crypto task force to develop a regulatory framework
43:36
for digital assets. But I think that's going to be
43:38
pretty reasonable. You know that Trump launched his
43:42
meme coin, but of course, it pulled back like everybody would
43:44
expect. So did the Melania Trump coin.
43:47
And but let me just for the audience, let me tell you guys,
43:50
the Baron coin is not Baron Trump.
43:54
Somebody ran out after Trump came out with this coin and
43:56
Melania came out with hers. Now it's surged.
43:58
I don't know where it's at now, but it's it's what happens in
44:00
the meme coin industry. Something comes out, they'll
44:03
clone it. There's even some Trump coins
44:05
they cloned immediately, meaning they printed something else on
44:08
the blockchain. Hopefully in the future,
44:09
there'll be some kind of regulations on the names and
44:13
using public figures names without their permission.
44:15
I don't think they should have used Baron's name for this coin,
44:17
but that coin is not related to Baron's.
44:19
So don't jump on thinking you're going to get the next windfall
44:22
from the Trump's. And of course, pull back is
44:24
standard. I'd expect to see more.
44:26
Some people have already shorted the Trump coin.
44:28
I don't know how they're doing, whether they're doing well or
44:30
not. Where's the Trump coin now,
44:31
George? Do you know?
44:32
I don't know. I'm not even looking at that.
44:34
I'm going to pull that up in a minute.
44:35
Give me a second. Guys, so why you do that so.
44:38
Yeah. Thursday, tether's going to be
44:42
at some here with the SEC. It's not.
44:45
They're not going to get some some good news.
44:47
They're going to get some bad news.
44:51
Tether. Yes.
44:52
Yeah, you. Heard it here on the Big big
44:55
show on the Crypto Bros. Yeah, Tethers got some
44:58
transparency issues, so keep keep it posted, but I don't
45:03
think it's going to go well for them.
45:06
A lot of Tether and some other coins were used in the dark web
45:13
black market payment system and of course to get around.
45:16
Trump's coin. Sanctions. 4372.
45:20
Yeah, so Trump coins doing OK and it's high with 75 S, It
45:22
hasn't pulled back as much as everybody's saying.
45:24
We already knew about the pullback from 75 to 35.
45:26
So it seems like it's back up some.
45:29
You know, I think the impact of government policies on
45:31
cryptocurrency and adoption and regulation, we're going to have
45:33
to pay attention to that. It's going to be a changing
45:36
regulatory environment across the board.
45:39
How meme coins are getting launched right now by political
45:41
figures might affect market perception.
45:44
Of course, some people were not happy about the Trump coin.
45:47
What are your thoughts on that, George?
45:48
Do you think political figures should be allowed to promote
45:52
coins? Come out with coins.
45:53
Well, let's he wasn't sworn in as president yet.
45:57
No, I agree. He was still a regular citizen.
46:01
So, yeah, now that he's president, I don't think he
46:04
should be doing any more coins or none of that because he is a
46:06
president and and it doesn't look well for himself or the
46:11
country. I mean, I could just imagine
46:13
what the the libs, the Democrats would do.
46:16
Oh my God, we got to impeach him.
46:18
He's making money off of his presidency for me.
46:21
I'm sure they're thinking. About that.
46:24
I think that's why the timing on it was accurate.
46:26
The first, the crypto ball didn't even know about the Trump
46:28
coin, so everybody out there know.
46:29
Melania shouldn't have done hers I don't think Monday she should
46:32
have did it before they her husband got sworn in.
46:38
Just my take. Yeah, the kids.
46:41
They can do what they want. Yeah, I think they have the
46:44
right to do whatever. I think Baron maybe will come
46:46
out with a coin, who knows, but the one that's out there isn't
46:48
his. But I think the record-breaking
46:49
surge really reflects optimism in the crypto future, at least
46:53
for the next three to four years.
46:55
I think you guys need to educate yourself.
46:56
We're going to be doing the crypto power now don't forget on
46:58
on also on Fridays. We cover a lot of crypto on the
47:02
Global Finance Forum. So you don't want to, and I
47:04
believe we're going to be joined by the the guys from the course
47:09
Genesis Gold Group this week. They've had a little, you know,
47:11
with the fires, it's been a little tough.
47:13
So the fusion of politics and cryptocurrency, I think it's
47:16
opening new avenues for adoption.
47:18
And of course, we're going to see if there's some more
47:19
scrutiny. So stay tuned for that.
47:21
And we'll be covering a lot of that to get to try to get to the
47:24
front of it with you guys. And of course, with the crypto
47:26
power, we'll be covering all the current stuff with all the big
47:29
guests and all the rest of it. So Taiwan, interesting the
47:34
lawmakers over there are freezing defense funds amid
47:37
tensions, I guess that the Taiwanese legislators are
47:41
delayed the purchase of U.S. military equipment by freezing
47:45
portions of their defense budget.
47:47
Now, I'm not sure that decision comes as a lot of tensions with
47:50
China that are escalating. They're raising concerns about
47:52
Taiwan's defense readiness. President Trump hinted at a
47:55
potential repercussions for this delay, suggesting US support may
47:59
be contingent on Taiwan's commitment to follow through
48:02
with the purchase. I'm not sure.
48:05
Are they risking security by delaying military funding?
48:08
I would think so. I'm not sure why they're doing
48:10
it, unless maybe some of the Taiwanese legislative insiders
48:14
are in cahoots with the Chinese government, which I've heard
48:19
some rumors of that. What do you think, George, is?
48:22
You know what's going on with this US, Taiwan, China triangle?
48:26
I think all right, well, Taiwan, you know, there are political
48:29
differences in their parties. So I mean, we have it here,
48:33
other countries have it, it is what it is.
48:35
But I think Taiwan knows that no matter what, US is going to back
48:39
them and probably other countries.
48:41
So they're like, if we don't, you know, we wait a little bit,
48:44
whatever they handle their political business or whatever.
48:48
I mean, I don't think, listen, I'm putting you this way and
48:52
they also hears this. Trump's in office.
48:55
Ain't no way Xi Jinping is going to invade Taiwan while Trump's
48:58
in office because Trump don't play.
49:01
Did you see the news today that Putin publicly and XI announced
49:06
that they were going to work more closely together now that
49:10
Trump's back in the White House? Xi Jinping and Putin.
49:15
Yeah, they said they were going to try to work on their alliance
49:20
more aggressively and actively. Well, I don't think Putin will
49:25
put up with China's BS the way, you know, the United States has
49:29
been doing it. He ain't going to go for that
49:32
stuff. So.
49:34
Well, I sure as hell would like to see Rumble and X.
49:36
How about Rumble? Can you know, you know, they
49:38
want TikTok here in the United States.
49:39
I think one of the policies Trump should say, well, you've
49:41
got to open the door to Rumble and you've got to open the door
49:43
to to X, don't you think? I do think and you know.
49:48
I play games with China. Tip for tat.
49:50
Who's the guy? The CEO of Google, the Indian
49:53
guy's name I forget, but he was at the inauguration.
49:56
Yeah, I saw him sitting with Musk, sitting with Zuckerberg.
49:59
How come, where's how come he's not lifting all their
50:02
restrictions? Can we get our accounts back,
50:04
please? The big, big show accounts on
50:05
Rumble, I mean on YouTube, I mean, this is BSI wouldn't have
50:10
given him a seat there. I would have said no.
50:13
Not that, yeah, but we, we, we talked about that.
50:15
We, I feel like there's a lot of that still going on.
50:18
I, I agree with you. There's people there that I
50:19
didn't think should even be there.
50:21
But I will say though, Facebook, they ain't, they ain't stopping
50:25
stuff. You can say whatever you want
50:26
now, bro on there. It's, you know.
50:27
Really, it's wide open. I might have to get, I might
50:29
have to get active over there. I've never been on Facebook.
50:31
I've never spent any time there because I knew they would ban me
50:34
for the way I talk. So you're saying all kinds of
50:36
stuff and nothing, no blocks? Yeah, I mean, who?
50:38
Who owns LinkedIn? Linked linked Diane.
50:42
LinkedIn I think is Google I think.
50:46
Is it? Not sure.
50:48
Try to see if you can get your account they.
50:50
Yeah, they hate me over there. They won't let me back.
50:52
You can understand. I can understand that.
50:54
Hey, hey, easy, easy there big fella.
50:57
OK, so listen, here's an interesting story that I found.
50:59
I thought it was, I'm not sure why.
51:02
So I guess anti-Semitic attacks are surging in Australia, but I
51:07
I guess they've reached really high levels and including arson
51:12
and a child care center accompanied by anti-Semitic
51:14
graffiti. I guess the government's
51:16
introducing measures to improve education and community safety.
51:20
I don't know if that's a good idea.
51:21
Maybe they just need to give law enforcement, maybe let the
51:24
people have back their guns they took away.
51:27
Why? Why are the hate crimes on a
51:29
rise in Australia? Anybody in the audience know?
51:31
Because I'm curious. I have no idea why this is going
51:34
on. Maybe we should call her Isha
51:35
Mae. I'll ask her.
51:37
Isa, yeah. Isa Mae.
51:39
Yeah, the IMA. So yeah, well, I guess they
51:42
said, they say good education is critical for reducing aid
51:44
crimes. And I say maybe arresting people
51:47
is important for aid crimes. You know, if you want to foster
51:49
unity or start arresting some people, maybe it'll stop.
51:53
So governments worldwide are because of Trump, seem to be
51:57
going into OverDrive on tightening cryptocurrency
52:01
regulations. So European and Asian countries
52:03
are implementing stricter cryptocurrency regulations and
52:06
reporting to combat fraud and money laundering.
52:10
Now, maybe this is all part of what you just mentioned about
52:12
Tether, but there's a bunch of new rules aimed to establish tax
52:14
frameworks for crypto profits while protecting consumers.
52:18
Now, there is a lot of fraud. A lot of people get their stuff
52:22
hacked because they make mistakes.
52:25
We've seen it. We've seen people give out their
52:27
seed phrases when they shouldn't have.
52:31
Critics are arguing that over regulation is going to stifle
52:34
innovation in the crypto space, and I agree with that.
52:36
So what do you think, George? Balancing?
52:38
And I think innovation with regulation is a big deal in the
52:42
crypto industry, don't you think?
52:43
Yeah, it is. But I tell you what, once Trump
52:46
signs these executive crypto executive orders, watch your
52:50
cryptos, they're going to start going up and up and up.
52:52
But listen, you always have these people sending out these
52:55
phishing emails or even like, you know, you owe money on this
52:59
account, your PayPal account or something, and all scans.
53:03
But people still fall for that instead of really looking at the
53:06
e-mail address, where it's coming from.
53:07
You'll know it's not PayPal or wherever company they're saying
53:11
they are. But yeah, you know, so it
53:14
doesn't surprise me that people fall for this stuff from, you
53:17
know, the scans for crypto when. It comes to, I think it's, I
53:20
think it's important. I want to make say this to the
53:22
audience, you know, this, none of this is financial advice.
53:24
And George and I invest in crypto.
53:26
We own XRP, we own XLM, we own XDC, we own XCN, we own quite a
53:34
few cryptos, even more than. That.
53:37
Yeah. And, and we own some meme coins
53:39
because we're also training ourselves to learn about the
53:42
different, all the different verticals in crypto, the AI,
53:45
the, the AI meme coins and the all coins and everything on Web
53:49
3 and, and exactly how it's integrating into the whole
53:52
blockchain. So we pay a lot of attention,
53:54
but I want to tell you that if you aren't paying attention to
53:56
the ISO 20022 coins, I would, I would, I would really recommend
54:01
this is just as a friend talking to my subscribers, go out and
54:05
really learn about that because those coins are really going to
54:07
be a prime part of the network. That has to do with replacement
54:11
of and and integrating into what now is considered to be the
54:15
SWIFT system because blockchain's here to stay ISO
54:18
20022 and that includes XRP algo, which Miota a header H
54:24
bar. I would recommend you go take a
54:26
look at H bar educate yourself about it, talk to your financial
54:29
advisors. H bar, which is hetero hash
54:31
graph. So check those guys out.
54:32
I'm just glad, George, I'm. Wondering should should there be
54:36
a big, big meme coin in the future?
54:39
No, I don't know. Possible, right?
54:45
Once we get going a little time, we'll build a nice secure
54:48
community for it. Do it the right way.
54:52
Listen, we, we talked about this a little earlier, but George was
54:55
so excited about this. I want to go back to it for a
54:57
minute. Let's talk about this next
54:59
topic. George.
55:00
George, like George knows that this one's near and dear to my
55:04
heart. He actually texted me with this
55:06
earlier today. He's like, did you see this?
55:08
I know you're going to like this one.
55:11
And he didn't respond to me nothing.
55:13
When I was busy, I was working on some doc bro.
55:16
Yeah, you. Sound like, you know, you could
55:18
have just sent the text, like, fist, I don't know, something
55:23
that's all right. Payback's a beat.
55:26
Yeah. Anyway, yeah, I mean, it's about
55:28
time these all security clearances got revoked, but
55:32
there's only, you know, they did 51.
55:34
I'm pretty sure there's more though, right?
55:37
Well, there's The Dirty 51 + 8 and and this is also going to
55:41
impact a lot of other people. I want to know who The Who the 8
55:44
are. Yeah, they never disclosed their
55:46
identities, but I think those guys are going to get disclosed.
55:49
I believe all those guys are going to be criminally charged
55:51
now that he's revoked their security clearances, which a lot
55:55
of them still work for the government.
55:57
I imagine the next thing that's going to happen is they'll get
55:59
fired for not having security clearances.
56:01
And then I think probably the next thing will be
56:03
investigations and indictments by the DOJ, you know, like which
56:07
would which would be a big deal for Mike General, Mike Flynn and
56:11
Rodger Stone, two friends of ours.
56:12
I'd love to see it for them. And it would even affect George
56:14
Papadopoulos because I believe the part of these people were
56:18
also behind them going after him and turning his life upside
56:21
down. So I hope for George and Simona
56:23
Mangianti that it all happens. I only wish the best for those
56:27
guys. You know today, is Trump going
56:30
to revoke security clearances from Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and
56:35
all them? What about?
56:37
I would think it's likely. Wait a minute, is.
56:42
Peter Strausszik, he said. No, no, yeah, he's a freaking
56:45
idiot. FBI director.
56:46
Oh my God, he was. Ray.
56:49
Now before him called goofy dude.
56:55
I don't know. Go look them up.
56:56
Not sure. All right, so let's talk about
56:59
this next one. This may be a big deal for you
57:01
guys. Porter's are.
57:02
Tom Holman says ICE has already started raiding illegal aliens.
57:06
It started. ICE teams are out there as of
57:08
today. So George's prediction last
57:10
night of snow and ice appears to have been accurate.
57:16
Most of my predictions are for every but it was comedy Lance.
57:20
They should revoke comedy's. Oh yeah, God, for sure.
57:22
Comedy should get an indictment for sure.
57:24
So. I want to know we got to find
57:27
out about the 7:50. All right, so listen, here's
57:30
here's where we're going to dig in.
57:31
I'm going to call, I'm going to do this for everybody in the
57:33
audience. Supposedly if you call the tip
57:37
line at ICE and you can, you can designate and I don't think it
57:43
means you can call and say, oh, there's a bunch of illegal
57:45
immigrants sitting on this corner.
57:47
Supposedly if you can tip them off to actual illegal
57:52
immigrants, you will get paid 750 per turn in.
57:59
I don't know if it's true. It's a lot of money though, 750
58:02
ahead for anybody that's out of work out there, but.
58:04
You said you can't tip them off on where they're hanging out
58:06
trying to get picked. I don't know about hanging out.
58:08
I don't know if that's going to work because that makes sense,
58:11
you know, OK. So I told you my.
58:12
I don't know what the rules are. Let me I don't even know if this
58:14
is true. Hold.
58:15
On so I told Lance my this is a great plan for 7:50.
58:18
I'll do it. Give me a van I'll pick up like
58:23
yo I got a big job. I need like 7 of you or I'll
58:26
fill up and I'll probably come back, get you some more.
58:29
How much you want today? We'll do all the talk, all the
58:31
spiel. OK, I'll buy you lunch.
58:33
All right, let's go. Deal.
58:35
Get them in, drive them to the wherever to my ice boys are at.
58:38
So here you go. Here's 7.
58:39
I'm going to go back and get another seven more.
58:42
And I got spots. Let me tell you, there's like
58:45
hundreds of them just chilling. Hey, you need to rent one of
58:47
those 12 passenger vans. No, I got to be Incognito.
58:51
No, I mean go go to like Enterprise, you get a Big 12
58:54
passenger van, you pick them up in the van.
58:56
You don't act like it's all you should just go get your.
58:57
Go to work, Lance. I'll just get a box truck.
58:59
They're used to being in the back of the box truck anyway, so
59:01
why not? That's right.
59:02
That's how they got here. It'd be like homecoming for you.
59:08
You know, I, I don't know if I should say what I'm going to
59:09
say, what I'm saying. You could just throw a bunch of
59:11
a bunch of tacos in the back. It's like a mouse trap.
59:17
Tacos. Burritos maybe?
59:19
All right, well, that's nasty. I shouldn't have said that.
59:21
But anyway, you did, of course, this is a, this is prepared to
59:26
launch a big effing operation is what they're talking about in
59:30
the sanctuary cities. But then of course, they pulled
59:32
back. They were going to, they had
59:33
this huge thing they were going to do in sanctuary cities.
59:36
And, of course, somebody leaked the story, so Tom Holman had to
59:41
pull back. I love to Holman.
59:43
He's already, he didn't wait. He's in OverDrive already.
59:45
This guy is going to fix what's going on here.
59:48
Let's play the media, George, for the audience.
59:49
It's a pretty good little clip here based on your initial
59:52
schedule, that today roundups of criminal illegal aliens in the
59:56
process of deporting them would begin.
59:59
That seems to have been put on hold for a little while.
1:00:01
When can we expect that to happen?
1:00:02
Where will it begin? No, it started.
1:00:05
All these teams are out there as of today.
1:00:08
We gave them the direction prioritize public safety threats
1:00:12
that we're looking for that we've been working on the target
1:00:14
list. There was some discussion about
1:00:16
Chicago because the Pacific operational plan was released.
1:00:20
So we had to look at and re evaluate does this raise off
1:00:24
their safety concerns and it does, but we've addressed that
1:00:27
and teams are all the effective today.
1:00:31
You know, I want to know who released those plans.
1:00:35
He should face some consequences.
1:00:36
He or she should face some consequences.
1:00:38
He's putting people's lives in danger.
1:00:40
Agents. But who released it?
1:00:42
And they should make an example of it.
1:00:44
Let's go, Tom. There you go.
1:00:45
He just gave you a great idea. Hang them out, hey?
1:00:47
George, you want to give everybody a little look around
1:00:49
the room there? Maybe some people from last
1:00:52
night didn't see it, so I don't really want to show them.
1:00:54
So this is going to be the Crypto Power Hour studio.
1:00:56
It's in one of the facilities for our partners, Solem Global.
1:01:00
There's some wiring I got hanging down.
1:01:01
There's not wiring. Don't worry about it.
1:01:05
I know what you guys are thinking.
1:01:06
Hold on. I see the ceiling.
1:01:08
You want to do a full circle? Yeah.
1:01:12
Whatever I mean, whatever you feel like doing.
1:01:14
I don't know. Not much to see yet, but I just
1:01:17
want to show him what you're sitting and that's why he's got
1:01:19
the echo and of course any technical issues.
1:01:21
The next couple days, George is going to be there for probably
1:01:23
another 3-4, five days, maybe a week.
1:01:25
I. Got news for you?
1:01:30
I'll be home next Thursday, Lance.
1:01:32
Oh, you're going to be down there that long, huh?
1:01:34
Yeah, I get shit done. Wow all.
1:01:37
Right, well, I'll probably start booking some interviews then.
1:01:40
What busy? Hold on, zoom back in on me now
1:01:47
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Won't be George tomorrow, it'll just be me.
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We're on there for two hours in the morning.
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Head over to the Liberty News Radio Network and check it out.
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And our website is coming along. I think we're only about one or
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two weeks out now, huh George? Damn, we got to make an
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appointment with him. Damn, we forgot about that.
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Yeah. Yeah, I was going to mention
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that to you. There'll be a show tomorrow, but
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I can tell you right now, on Thursday there'll be no show
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because George will be spending the day and night with his niece
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that's down here. She's got her apartment.
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I got to do a little fix, put some shells in.
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We're going to lunch, dinner and all that, you know.
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Great. Yep, so.
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All right, guys, we appreciate it.
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You. We're out here for the night.
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Stay tuned. Tip of the spear as always.
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That's it, man. It's a wrap.
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George. Last words on the way out of the
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door. I love you guys.
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Hang in there. It's all time now.
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The Wanted man is Joseph Kony, charged with abducting huge
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numbers of children, forcing them to kill and mutilate
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innocent victims. Somebody had to pay the price.
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Sam did that. Sam Childers never stopped,
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because the bad things never stop.
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There is only one Sam Childer. There is no one else like him in
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the world. And I said to him, I said, would
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you go now to get Kony in the Congo?
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He says. Without a doubt in a second.
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Islamic State and you have ADF. Hey, Sandy.
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Joseph Kony's still alive. He's in the Congo.
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And now God has me in the Congo, you know, So hopefully we'll
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meet up one day. But maybe I can lead him to the
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Lord or send him there. One or the other, huh?