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Night Owls🌙 Lounge LIVE · Real Deal Media

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  You put two and two. Together, Josh.
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  The topless mom lunches were getting pretty boring, so I told
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  her about our doing chicken spread.
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  Now look what she does with our sandwiches, cranberry sauce and
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  lettuce on chicken spread, sharky peanut bar and applesauce
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  on this one. Even made a nifty sauce tomato
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  salad. Like I told her mom, you puss
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  underwear. Just like having a bondish morn.
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  We see things. Goodbye.
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  It felt live on real deal with studios in Burbank, CA.
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  It's 9 hours starring Dean Ryan, featuring special.
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  Guest. Ryan Mittenau, welcome to the
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  stage. Dean.
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  Dean Ryan. All right, all right, welcome.
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  Welcome, everybody to REAL DEAL Media's members only night,
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  Members only night as the Night Owls Lounge Live is here and I
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  am your head owl here at the lounge.
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  Gene Ryan, who is running late. Of course I am, but I'm still
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  running. Spoken by a true poet and a
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  runner to Carl Lewis 1984 circa 84 Olympics.
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  It's good to be here everybody tonight is This is the last
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  members only show this week, I believe 'cause I'm going to be
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  hitting the town starting Saturday and I might start
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  hitting the bottle starting in about 30 minutes.
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  But that's another story tonight for our lovely effective members
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  all over the world who make things happen.
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  We we have a tremendous show tonight of unusual proportion
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  with very new, I should say a very new, not so strange
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  bedfellows, but a very cool guy here named Ryan and I hope I'm
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  saying his name correctly. It is that French pronunciation
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  Minoti. Yes, yes it is.
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  Of course I knew that being bilingual and just totally by
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  awesome. Yes, he's going to be joining us
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  tonight. He is from a lovely foundation
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  that is concerned about you called Live Longer Formula.
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  It's the opposite of the euthanasia industry, which is
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  their competitors at this point. But he's going to be joining us
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  for a whole world of things, and he's going to be sitting in the
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  shotgun hot seat with me as we graze through some of the
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  headlines here tonight. And I'll tell you, grazing is
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  not what it used to be. You know, I've had a hell of a
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  day, a hell of a night the past 48 hours, if I might add.
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  It started with traveling back here to the Golden State, which
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  is now turning into copper. But it's still.
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  And the three opportunities, the three missed flights, the crying
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  babies on the flights, which I think is an epidemic as far as
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  American travel industry is concerned.
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  I mean, for some reason, and, and I'm totally being honest
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  here is no matter where I sit on the plane, I have babies in
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  front of me, babies on the side and babies behind me.
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  And just to add, the the father is in of these people is
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  sneezing everywhere and not covering their mouth, which is
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  the the greatest pet peeve of mine where I start calling for
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  jihad when I see that. Do you know what I mean?
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  I mean, that's what turns turns people into extremists.
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  And this is what happened to me. And and yes, they were kicking
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  my seat. So I came back to California
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  very agitated. But last night, I think takes
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  the cake. I you know, this is what's
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  happening now. Things are going cock eyed.
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  We saw all of the bears leave from Yellowstone.
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  We saw birds, you know, flying S for some reason.
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  And last night in in in my greatest efforts of sleeping, I
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  had a well, it was. I don't know if it was a young
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  couple or what couple, but AI had two cats fornicating for
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  hours on end and I heard every every word of it.
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  If I could say that or every meow of it.
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  And you know, at first you're like, Oh, it's nature it.
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  And then and then it gets to a point of my God, would you
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  finish already? You know, even the cats don't
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  have courtesy anymore like they used to.
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  So that happened and then I woke up to a mill saw, a mill saw
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  literally. And I'm thinking what could be
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  possibly needing a mill saw at 7:00 in the morning, just as I
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  was beginning to get my deep sleep on, as they say.
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  So anyways, that will explain my, my shortness of shortness of
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  breath. That is cause I've been enduring
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  all of that. But that is not the problem here
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  tonight. OK, so we're going to do, we're
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  going to just get into things and I'm going to introduce our,
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  our panelists here tonight. He's, he's all the way from the
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  great state of Texas. He's actually neighbors to Mike
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  Adams. I, I, I just found out.
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  So let's give him a warm round of applause.
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  The one and only Ryan. So good to see you now.
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  Yeah, thanks. Thanks for having me on, Dean.
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  It's a it's a pleasure to be on. I'm glad to chop it up with you.
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  Like Dean mentioned, I'm from the live longer formula and
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  we'll, we'll get more into what's going on over there
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  later, but I'll, I'll just correct your pronunciation of
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  the last name. It's Minidi.
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  So it's it's Italian, so Minidi, you know.
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  But of course. But of course, no Minot.
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  OK, well, thank you. And, and, and I need that too
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  because I have a rare form of exotic dyslexia which is counter
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  congruent to what the eye doctor told me Ryan is he said.
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  I was told I have 4020 vision. Have you heard of that before?
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  No. See, it's, it's incredible.
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  I swear that's what they told me.
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  Like I, I can literally see the molecules and it's anyway, it's
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  just crazy. But so we're gonna get into some
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  stuff. You know, it's a very
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  interesting story. How so I so Ryan and myself, we
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  had a meeting last night right here at the the office, even in
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  the heavy rains that you see there.
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  And I asked Ryan where how he discovered me, how he found me
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  because I'm undiscoverable so much so you sometimes you might
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  not even know I'm in the same room as you because I'm so
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  shadow banned. So maybe to just kind of relive
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  that moment and I, I'm sure our members would love to hear the
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  how it all transpired. Ryan.
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  Yeah, So I I had reached out because, you know, I saw that
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  you were associated with an Arcapulco a couple of years ago
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  and, you know, we like to hang around that crowd.
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  Our founder and CEO, Christian Yordinoff, he goes to an
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  Arcapulco every year. So I'm just like, let me reach
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  out to this guy and see if he's interested in possibly
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  collaborating. And then we got on the phone and
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  you know, it turns out that he has run in a lot of the same
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  circles that I've later run in. So he used to work with, with
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  Catherine Bleiche or whatever her last name is now on, you
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  know, she, she's puts together all the Anarchopuco stuff and
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  she is the ex-wife of my former boss, John Bush.
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  So yeah, very interesting stuff. Kind of got into the milieu that
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  we're both familiar with and just had a good time chopping it
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  up. So in in to continue the form
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  and the theme and the tradition of chopping it up, as you so
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  eloquently stated there. So he said some key names there.
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  And I don't talk a lot about my past.
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  Not that I'm ashamed, but it I can't remember it all.
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  I mean, I've done a lot of things, you know, and I
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  literally have to go through my Facebook photo timeline to
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  remember. Oh, yeah, I remember working
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  that. But this is very key.
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  So in the early days, if if you know, if people are interested
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  in me and I know we have a lot of very dark, sharp kind of news
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  to get to, but I think the the origins are important.
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  Let's make us who we are. But in the early days in Austin,
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  TX particularly, I would say Austin, TX, New Hampshire and
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  places like that, you had a very young, vibrant activist
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  community growing and it was stemming from the 9/11 truth
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  people and also the Libertarian Party, which is there's some
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  wild characters in the Libertarian Party.
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  And Ron Paul I'd. Say there was a huge.
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  Contingent behind. Him yeah.
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  And and with that it brought a subpar fringe group.
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  It it's almost like, you know, like you you had you're you're a
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  heavy metal guy, but with that, you bring the death metal guys
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  and then you bring the the orchestral that, you know, just
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  all these subgroups that come with it.
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  So it brought, it brought a group that I learned to, to
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  discover by default the anarcho capitalist people show.
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  So this is a whole crowd, everybody.
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  I mean, I would compare it to like what Janis Joplin, Jim
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  Morrison, Hendrix, all that crowd were all hanging out
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  together in the Woodstock era. You know, house parties
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  different, you know, different homes, same of, you know,
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  different events everywhere. So I got caught up in that right
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  off the bat over 10 years ago and I'm not even sure how much I
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  even said this to Ryan, but you know, it's a part of my story
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  and a lot of people don't know. And a lot of it started in
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  Austin, TX in a in one of the main staples of that and reasons
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  is Alex Jones, who began getting into really non conventional
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  activism in the 1990s by protesting Waco.
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  And you'd be like, that's really going against the grain talking
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  about the digital IDs that were coming in the 90s, late 90s.
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  I mean, stuff that nobody even was dreaming about.
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  So he he really was one of the first go getters and might I say
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  the pioneer that was really the first multimedia guy to conform,
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  you know, social media, films, music, radio, nobody did it.
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  Nobody's done that before. So with that then came other
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  people. And one of the some of those
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  young people, there was a girl called Catherine Blythe.
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  And I'll tell you, I'll tell you how I saw, I saw Catherine
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  Blythe and she was, does do do people remember the Jesse
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  Ventura conspiracy theory show? I don't know if you recall that.
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  Yeah, totally. Right.
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  Yeah. OK, so it was on Tru TV.
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  God, how long ago was that? Like 2010?
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  OK, 2010. And it was highly controversial.
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  At that point in time in history, you didn't really have
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  anybody going against the grain of anyone's narrative coming
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  from the the establishment and Jesse Ventura.
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  It's just I guess God chose him one day for some reason, but he
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  was the guy that that did it in one of the most controversial
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  episodes of the conspiracy theory TV show was the episode
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  about the police state, which it aired one time, never again.
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  And they even deleted it on people's tivos or whatever they
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  were back then. That was a big controversy and
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  you'd be hard pressed to find it now.
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  I mean, I, I'm, I can't even find it and you know what,
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  whatever. But anyways, I was watching it
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  and I saw this girl on the railroad tracks.
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  I don't know if this rings a bell.
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  Ryan is and it was Katherine Blush and she had the rocker get
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  up. She looked to me like the new IT
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  girl because she had the, the, the, the, the, the
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  counterculture look. She had these cool rock'n'roll
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  guitar earrings. She knew what the hell she was
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  talking about. And I said, you know what?
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  I got to meet this girl because I'm going to make her a star and
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  I'm going to get her on some shows because that's why I see
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  things. You know, it's a curse.
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  And long behold, we got in touch and and she was on the up and
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  up. Like you didn't even know this,
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  did you? She was she was she was like
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  hosting dating events in Austin. And then and I said, Kath, you
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  got some style on you. And at that time, I was still in
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  the fashion world. I was still in the fashion world
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  and producing fashion shows. And at that time I, I had the
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  opportunity, I got asked to be part of South by Southwest in
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  Austin, TX, which is a huge event that happens to this day,
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  I think. And in 2011, they for some
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  reason wanted to do the first fashion event and we got asked
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  to do it. And I said, Oh my God, I'm like,
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  I'm not a designer, what do I do?
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  So I just put some things together.
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  We did a photo shoot and I had Catherine, who was flying out my
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  way here to Huntington Beach, fly out and with some other
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  designers and a group load of models.
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  And she modeled for me. And this is her right here.
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  Small world. And she looks nothing like this
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  now. She has three kids later.
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  OK, So it's cool. Yeah.
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  That's my genius shirt, as you can see there.
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  Very original. And now what I didn't know at
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  that time is how jealous her boyfriend was, the guy that
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  subsequently Ryan went to work for named John Bush from Texas.
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  I mean, what occurs on on so many levels, But this guy was so
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  jealous. He had to be involved in
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  everything she did. So she got a gig.
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  He had to be at the gig with her and he had to get the same rate
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  pay. If Catherine got booked on a
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  radio show that I was producing and I booked her, no, he had to
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  be there. And he's one of these guys too.
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  I don't even know what you call these, these kind of elements or
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  or attributes where when you shake his hand, he's trying to
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  break my hand. Every time I've shaken his hand,
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  is that only me? He's done that, too.
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  Maybe it's more of like a Texas thing, like, oh, hey, I'm from
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  Texas. I'm going to give you a hard
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  handshake. Oh, Oh, well, OK, well, that may
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  be true, but is it customary for him to give me the I'm going to
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  kill you look? It's usually the indifferent
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  look. OK, so so things were going
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  good. So Catherine and then I hired
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  her to do my website. So what he does, so this photo
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  shoot that you see right here, she pulls me inside.
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  She goes, Dean, I need to talk to you.
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  She goes, I'm not feeling good. And I said why?
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  She goes, I think I'm pregnant. John did this to me on purpose.
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  He didn't want me to come out here and he certainly does not
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  want me to work with you. And I said, cat, if I had a dime
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  for every time I've heard this or from people and girls I've
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  worked with, I it'd be amazing. So so that's how she got
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  pregnant. She was pregnant in that photo
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  shoot. The rest of history with with a
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  bit more detail that I'll save for the, the, the after after
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  party. Yes, yes, she did.
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  And and then after the photo shoot, she goes, Dean, are you
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  going to come up and to the hotel room and and have a few
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  drinks? And I was like, and then I
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  looked at him and he looked down on me.
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  I said, I think I'm going to drive home now.
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  And then he went. He shook his head.
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  So he, he, he was very much in control.
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  And she learned a hard lesson. And a lot of girls I worked with
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  in the fashion world learned hard lessons that they gave up a
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  lot of their moment to shine with their creative juice, you
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  know, artistry going just to appease somebody that they're
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  probably never going to be with again.
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  It's, it's the, the tragic cliche thing ever, you know, And
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  it happened to Katherine Blige. And then she wound up, you know,
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  she went up with this guy and his cockamamie ideas and wound
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  up living on a Twinkie school bus thinking that was a great
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  idea and, you know, under the the iron fist.
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  So she learned a hard lesson. But since then, and Ryan could
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  attribute she's come a long way. And and now she is a producer
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  for some of the biggest events out there.
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  So, you know, I wish her all the best.
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  John Bush, not so much. I wish John, I wish John the
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  best. You know, like it.
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  It was contentious towards my final days at the Free Academy.
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  So that kind of soured it. But you know, like, at the core
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  of it, John is like a good guy. He wants, he wants to do the
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  right thing and he wants the best.
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  And sometimes his impulses get the best of them.
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  But yeah, I'd be remiss if I said like, we didn't have a lot
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  of great times together. And he gave me an opportunity to
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  make more money than I ever had at any other job.
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  And it was something that we were passionate about, you know,
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  spreading freedom, teaching people how to not be resilient
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  on the government for anything, whether it's food,
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  cryptocurrency, even wealth. Like we were teaching people how
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  to invest in investments outside of the system.
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  Like it was, it was great work. We were doing really good work.
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  But yeah, you know, it's just some of those darker moments got
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  pretty damn dark. And then I was just like, OK, I
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  can't, can't be here. Anymore, you're right, I'm
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  holding back. There were there are darker
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  moments. I I didn't know if I bring
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  myself to share that. But yes, there are darker
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  moments. She's a dark eye.
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  And I mean, you can wish me the best because it it it evens out.
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  But to, to make matters even more bizarre, because it just
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  dawned on me, I haven't thought about these things in years.
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  And I just want this all on record in case the tsunami
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  actually does come, in case that does come.
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  But so I'm out South by Southwest and I was working with
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  Natural News at the time. I was producing the the biggest
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  podcast network at that time 10 years ago.
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  And as you can imagine, everybody who knows that they,
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  they want to meet you, to pitch something to you, to solicit
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  something, to get their product into the Natural News stores.
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  I didn't think I understood the the complexity of that
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  responsibility at that time. And I had everybody.
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  So I had this girl who found out about me, met me at South by
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  Southwest. Her name was Rebecca Powers.
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  Rebecca Powers trying to sell me something called the bamboo
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  brush something. It's like charcoal toothpaste.
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  You've heard of it, right? I think you have tooth.
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  Powder. Yes, it's the most far out thing
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  ever. So she was hanging out with me.
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  And who else was there with me? A friend of mine named Murdoch.
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  And yeah, that big old hillbilly Matthew Short as well.
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  And we had a great time because that's what I did every year.
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  And she was a really nice girl and she really liked me and I
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  liked her. We danced, we, we gazed at the
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  stars. We, we, we, we asked each
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  other's questions of what kind of tree would you be if you
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  were, you know, all that good stuff.
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  And and by the next morning, we all stayed in one, one cabin
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  there. She says to me, Dean, that
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  night, excuse me, she said, will you come to my birthday in two
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  days or the next day or whatever?
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  I would really love to have you. And I said me really thank you.
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  That's so great. And so Ryan, you know what I
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  did? I went to the florist and I got
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  the best bouquet, flowers, a nice bottle of wine and I'll be
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  damned. I even got a, a, a heart-shaped
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  box of chocolate and that's not something I do often.
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  So but you know, this is a big deal.
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  So I drive to her house. I rent a car, drive to her house
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  in, in Texas, first time there. And I the, the, the doors open,
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  there's people partying and I get there.
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  I said, where's Rebecca? So I walked to the kitchen and
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  she comes out of the other side of the kitchen.
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  She says to me. She says to me, Oh, Dean, what
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  are you doing here? I I mean, I'm glad you're here.
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  I mean, but I didn't think you were coming.
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  I'm like, Oh no, these are for you.
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  I said these are for you. Oh, Gee, thanks.
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  Now, as I'm doing this, Ryan around the other congruent to
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  that on the other corner comes a a guy who who looks like an
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  adult beard and, you know, very well seasoned.
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  He. Goes.
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  Hey, babe, who's that? And he puts his arm around her.
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  And I said, Rebecca, who is this intruder in here?
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  Oh, that's my boyfriend. I'm like, oh, oh, I'm sorry.
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  And that. So then I go in that case.
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  For you flowers and chocolates. Yes, and like, these are for
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  you. So I was heartbroken.
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  I was so embarrassed. And here's why I said that
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  story. Because she's an opportunist
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  and, you know, poetic justice, everybody.
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  He wound up marrying the very same guy.
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  We're talking about the control freak named John Bush that he
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  used to work for. So you put all that together.
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  This is how in some weird way, in this very strange universe
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  that our lives, our paths have been crossing Ryan.
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  And to make it matters even more strange, hell, my last name is
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  his first name. You know, we might.
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  It's getting crazy. So that's how that went.
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  Oh, my God. So it wasn't too bad.
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  Wasn't everyone? That's not too bad.
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  I hope not. OK, All right, we're going to
• 23:45
  get started now. We're going to do a few as you
• 23:48
  can see now, the skies turn blue as I told my sob story.
• 23:52
  But I, I, I still like the rain because I like to blame it on
• 23:55
  that. We're going to start with some
• 23:56
  headlines and get to Ryan's opinion.
• 23:58
  But first, some headlines from around the world and in your
• 24:01
  knack of the strange woods. Well, thank you for staying with
• 24:17
  me. Had to get that off my chest.
• 24:21
  Let's just say therapy is not what it used to be anymore.
• 24:25
  And oh God, poetic justice. Isn't it great?
• 24:31
  Isn't it great? And I have like 5 more stories
• 24:33
  like that. You know, you lose big at the
• 24:36
  time, but you know, years later you win.
• 24:38
  But Speaking of losing and winning, there's a lot of losers
• 24:41
  and winners in a very stalemate, a kind of news cycle.
• 24:46
  That's true. And one of those losers is
• 24:49
  Israel. But I'm not sure we're ready to
• 24:53
  tackle such a loser like Israel. And that's why I feel more
• 24:57
  comfortable telling you about a loser called Kamala Harris.
• 25:00
  Yes, Kamala Harris, a woman who, well, she loves Indian Curry
• 25:06
  growing up in India, but she claims she likes soul food when
• 25:10
  certain people are around. But she ain't fooling anyone.
• 25:13
  No, she's not. Well, she has a huge
• 25:15
  announcement to make. And if you didn't hear her
• 25:18
  announcement or this is the spoiler alert, you may want to
• 25:21
  turn down your volume at this time because there's going to be
• 25:24
  a lot of sad faces. Sad faces is now.
• 25:27
  Kamala Harris has now made an official statement as of today
• 25:30
  that she she, Kamala Harris, the Democrat nominee of 2024, at the
• 25:38
  last minute, the former vice president of a man who wear a
• 25:42
  prosthetic mask and was dead, literally.
• 25:45
  She made the announcement to today that she will no longer be
• 25:48
  seeking the governor position of California.
• 25:55
  Yes, dodged a bullet. Now back to the other bullet
• 25:59
  that's currently in our called Gavin Newsom.
• 26:01
  Yeah, that's that is absolutely correct.
• 26:03
  She made the announcement today. She has spoken to her pastor, to
• 26:09
  her priest and to her rabbi and to her imam and depending again
• 26:15
  who was around for the time. And and that's that She'll no
• 26:17
  longer be doing that. Cause a lot of people said what
• 26:20
  will happen to Kamala, but more importantly, what is going to
• 26:22
  happen to the, what is it $2 billion she raised in her
• 26:27
  campaign to to literally just go bar hopping around the country?
• 26:34
  It just amazes me how that all worked out that way.
• 26:38
  In fact, I came prepared with a video of Miss Kamala talking
• 26:42
  about this very thing. And here she is trying to
• 26:47
  express just the wisdom of it all and how we shouldn't feel
• 26:52
  bad for her. Her heart will go on, and we'll
• 26:57
  get Ryan's take on this too. But here's Kamala.
• 27:00
  A talent is just from that front upside down.
• 27:03
  See things that are being taken, but also let's see it as a, you
• 27:08
  know, nature pours a vacuum. So where some where there's a
• 27:11
  vacancy, then let's fill it right And let's know that the
• 27:17
  the reality is that the progress of our nation has always been
• 27:21
  about the expansion of rights, not the restriction of rights.
• 27:24
  We're seeing AU turn right now, but we have to keep fighting for
• 27:29
  those rights to be maintained, which means we have to be
• 27:32
  vigilant. And it's just the nature of it.
• 27:34
  And it doesn't mean we don't see the beauty in everything, right?
• 27:38
  These things all coexist. But I actually fight.
• 27:42
  For something, not against something.
• 27:50
  Oh yeah. Hell yeah, Hell yeah.
• 27:56
  OK, Ryan, let's not understand, but let's overstand.
• 28:00
  What are your thoughts on that as a young person in the voting
• 28:03
  electorate? You know, she she's given it to
• 28:07
  us softly so we just don't cry our eyes out here.
• 28:10
  What a shocker, Ryan. I think she's she's one of two
• 28:16
  things and maybe they're the same thing.
• 28:18
  She's either a lizard person or she is a blood drinking
• 28:23
  Satanist, which I mean, I mean client to go with the latter.
• 28:28
  Or maybe lizard person is just like, you know, another term for
• 28:31
  being demonically possessed. But I think that, you know,
• 28:36
  she's definitely sacrificed probably a couple kids at
• 28:38
  Bohemian Grove a time or two, maybe a couple of Bilderberg
• 28:43
  parties. Some sacrifices went down.
• 28:46
  She's got that look in her eye that, you know, she's, she's
• 28:50
  tasted child's blood a time or two.
• 28:53
  And you know, I, I always think especially like when I was at
• 28:56
  Live Free Academy, we talked about it all the time that
• 28:59
  politics is just absolutely retarded.
• 29:02
  If you are, if you're engaging in politics, like really on
• 29:08
  either side, it's kind of ridiculous.
• 29:10
  I mean, look at Trump as soon as he got in.
• 29:12
  Now he's doing all this bullshit.
• 29:15
  Well, he's coming up next. He's coming up next.
• 29:18
  But to add what you're saying, she has come out and said that
• 29:24
  she considered all her options now before making this decision.
• 29:28
  So I guess the question and, and we're going to go to the next
• 29:30
  segment and there's a lot of Trump to be had here.
• 29:33
  Coming up here is, you know, what if I owe $2 billion not, I
• 29:40
  can understand why she's probably drunk all the time
• 29:42
  because she's going to have to walk the plank.
• 29:43
  But I'm not sure I would be making any public appearances
• 29:47
  and I would change my name to like Frida and go live somewhere
• 29:50
  in Venezuela because that's kind of a imagine the creditors
• 29:56
  calling you for that. I mean, so I, I don't see any
• 29:59
  political future. I was surprised she ever was in
• 30:03
  politics to begin with. And she was just another example
• 30:08
  of the the fraudulence, the phoniness, the bad acting of
• 30:13
  politics. But then what?
• 30:15
  You know, like I don't think any of these people are actually
• 30:18
  going to walk any planks. Like there was the whole thing
• 30:20
  about Obama recently, Like he might actually be held
• 30:23
  accountable for what? For the, for the wars, the
• 30:27
  endless wars and genocides that he got us involved in.
• 30:31
  You know how many he took us from 2 wars to 7 or some shit?
• 30:34
  No way. Because that would compromise
• 30:37
  the the integrity of the whole. Well, Ryan, I, I, I wasn't sure
• 30:42
  we're going to get into this now, but since you brought it up
• 30:44
  and I'm perfectly flexible, capable and willing, I'm not
• 30:50
  sure that I'm not sure what Kamala we're talking about.
• 30:54
  In fact, this was a little picture I took at the State of
• 30:58
  the Union address, as I said on the sidelines passing out water
• 31:02
  bottles. Well, Ryan, tell me what you see
• 31:06
  there besides the the bad Fred Rogers impersonator on the right
• 31:11
  Father of the Year. What's very noticeable to you
• 31:14
  there? Yeah, Kamala's frame.
• 31:19
  Well, let's look a little closer, shall?
• 31:21
  We yeah, her neck there. OK, so Ryan, that is a
• 31:25
  prosthetic mask, OK. And I there's you.
• 31:30
  Can even tell. Look at the chest.
• 31:32
  The chest is like a little paler.
• 31:35
  Yes, and that's been she's been wearing that a lot.
• 31:39
  And there's many instances of this.
• 31:42
  I won't. And the Biden is even more
• 31:44
  obvious. We know he's dead.
• 31:47
  You know, he, he and then the same thing is happening with
• 31:50
  Trump. And actually we're doing a
• 31:51
  special on that, I believe Tuesday, everybody the the, I
• 31:56
  think we're going to call it a which who's Trump is it anyways?
• 32:00
  You know, something of that nature.
• 32:01
  So we're doing a lounge episode Tuesday.
• 32:04
  I don't want to give things away, but so where I'm, where
• 32:07
  I'm getting at is you're right from on the bare bones level of
• 32:11
  politics, it it is, you know, nothing happens on the federal
• 32:15
  level, but there is a civic duty on a local level.
• 32:20
  And I wish people would pay more attention to that or, you know,
• 32:24
  run local. Level I feel like is
• 32:26
  compromised. The first call that you get when
• 32:28
  you go into Congress is from APEC.
• 32:33
  In the Congress, yes, I don't know if it's City Council does
• 32:36
  that. I'm not aware of that.
• 32:38
  But the whole point of the civic duty is 'cause if, if, see this
• 32:42
  is where the, the, the anarchist argument and all that is, if
• 32:46
  there's no civic duty, then are, are people ready to pick up the
• 32:49
  rivals and the muskets and just get to get to shooting?
• 32:52
  I would think not I, I, I think we're still at the two, I'm too
• 32:56
  fat, lazy and comfortable stage here in America.
• 32:59
  But anyways, we got to move. Let's get to this next segment.
• 33:03
  We love all types of opinions here.
• 33:07
  Just never let that happen again.
• 33:08
  OK? OK, thank you.
• 33:13
  The following statements do not represent them.
• 33:15
  Oh, that's nothing. OK, let's continue, shall we?
• 33:17
  As there's a few more things to get to and a few more bugaboos
• 33:21
  and the politicos to head. Well, so yes, Kamala's going the
• 33:27
  way of the Kamala. And let's just get right into
• 33:29
  this now because we're all about the geopolitics here.
• 33:32
  And that's going to bring us now to what's happening in the
• 33:37
  Middle East. And what's happening in the
• 33:39
  Middle East is not good. And let me tell you about it
• 33:43
  now. Is margarine green Taylor?
• 33:46
  Yes, margarine green Taylor. Is it Taylor or Taylor?
• 33:49
  Well we all know who she is is she has has evolved over time
• 33:54
  and has come into a footing and a setting of her own.
• 33:59
  She even spars with AOC in the the Congressional House floor,
• 34:05
  which I love to watch cause AOC has a special place with people
• 34:11
  that watch her career for yeah, you know, for research.
• 34:16
  But in this case, Marjorie, Marjorie Green Taylor, Taylor is
• 34:21
  now speaking out in a very, very big way that could get it could
• 34:25
  really cost her a lot. Now she's speaking out against
• 34:28
  something called the can I say the genocide in Gaza or what is
• 34:35
  genocide in Gaza 400 in this case, 400 missiles.
• 34:41
  Yes. It never seems to to stop.
• 34:42
  But here, here's where I'm getting at now is she's now
• 34:46
  speaking out that we can't spend another dime on Israel.
• 34:53
  Even people like her are now turning.
• 34:55
  And just to give you perspective, you know, 20 years
• 34:58
  ago, 30 years ago, people that spoke like that are far fewer
• 35:01
  between and were six feet under the ground.
• 35:05
  One of those being Illinois congressman, former congressman
• 35:09
  who's no longer with us, James Trafigan.
• 35:13
  Does that ring a bell to you? But let me tell you about a bit
• 35:16
  more about Marjorie Green and Taylor are here because this is
• 35:20
  a theme that is now continuing onward and upward.
• 35:23
  She's now calling for congressional bills and
• 35:27
  auditings and other audits to stop the funding of Israel.
• 35:35
  And as she should, we need somebody to do so because our
• 35:39
  names are attached to these bombs.
• 35:41
  Did you know we we are responsible for this, We are
• 35:44
  paying for this and This is why people hate us for our freedom.
• 35:49
  I've now figured it out, George Bush.
• 35:51
  I now figured it out. But so is the rest of the world.
• 35:54
  They're figuring figuring it out too.
• 35:56
  And now we've been telling you about all the countries that are
• 35:58
  now flipping their policies on any visitors from Israel and one
• 36:02
  of those newcomers or Sally come latelys, depending which way
• 36:07
  you're looking at it. What's the Netherlands?
• 36:10
  So you have the UK, you have Canada and I have some
• 36:14
  interesting things about that. But look at this here, this is,
• 36:18
  this is urgent, as it always is. The Netherlands freezes the real
• 36:22
  estate assets of Netanyahu's wife over her direct role in
• 36:26
  financing the genocide in Gaza. The move comes amid mounting
• 36:30
  calls to expel Israeli envoys and block a Tel Aviv's access to
• 36:36
  Europe's financial system. Well, I am shocked to know that
• 36:42
  I didn't even know Netanyahu was married to a woman.
• 36:45
  That is because you know how they are over there.
• 36:47
  You know, they lighten the pants.
• 36:50
  You know, they drink wine coolers and, you know, teas in
• 36:53
  the afternoon. Yeah.
• 36:54
  So this is this is now changing. It's, it's, it's, it's changing
• 36:57
  at a drastic, drastic rate. In fact, here is the Gaza aid.
• 37:04
  And this is what's happening because remember, there's no
• 37:07
  there's no famine in Gaza. We were told that's a mythical
• 37:11
  creature that that Charlie Kirkland, yes, he even said he
• 37:17
  hates being lied to and wait till it run into him again at a
• 37:21
  party. I'll set him straight.
• 37:23
  But look at this just to give you a little more perspective.
• 37:31
  So the aid that's being confiscated by Israel is now
• 37:37
  being provided by Canada. Can you believe that?
• 37:41
  You mean the Canada? Yes, that is the Mark Carney
• 37:45
  government, the administration, the man who looks like a
• 37:49
  mannequin and is is stiff as one but not as popular.
• 37:52
  Well, he's Canada is one of the many countries now providing the
• 37:55
  food along with the United States.
• 37:58
  France, who is no longer or excuse me, is now recognizing
• 38:03
  what's wrong as a state. UK is on the way, Australia to
• 38:08
  follow and many, many, many other European countries.
• 38:13
  In fact, it's the popular thing to do because why you might ask,
• 38:16
  Well, if you recall what we showed you is they destroy the
• 38:20
  aid. And this is something that's
• 38:22
  been happening for a long time. I mean, look, I've been
• 38:24
  documenting this the the whole Israeli conflict for ages, for
• 38:29
  ages. But there's a truth to the
• 38:32
  matter of the entire the entire dilemma is the state of mind we
• 38:37
  have is drastically and vastly different than the the average
• 38:41
  state of mind of Israel citizens.
• 38:44
  And I would the only way I can describe it to being is the
• 38:48
  American state of mind in the George Bush America in the
• 38:54
  several years after 911. It's the shoot em first.
• 38:58
  Let God sort em out and whoever the case and it it really is so
• 39:04
  you have to understand these things.
• 39:05
  So check this out now, just so you understand about how they
• 39:10
  talk about this from a very popular podcast and they're not
• 39:14
  shy. They're not.
• 39:16
  They're very brazen about it all.
• 39:17
  You'll understand. Doing it to appease the That's
• 39:19
  because we're looking for international legitimacy.
• 39:21
  No one actually gives a shit. Zero people in Israel.
• 39:25
  If you go up to them and you're like, do you?
• 39:27
  Would you? Do you want like, do you care if
• 39:30
  this baby in Gaza gets polio? They'll be like, I don't fucking
• 39:33
  just leave open. I'm with care.
• 39:35
  Yeah, OK. They'll be like, they'll be like
• 39:36
  20 people who care and they're all wearing merits shirts.
• 39:40
  Like, fuck them, but seriously, nobody would give a shit.
• 39:46
  They'd be like, leave me alone, man.
• 39:47
  I'm trying to, like, buy ice cream for Shabbat.
• 39:51
  Like, fuck off. I don't care about this gazing.
• 39:54
  Yeah. Also as long as they're in their
• 39:56
  Nakba state, in their tents, you know, and we are living still.
• 40:03
  Like, you know, if you put aside the news day-to-day is is OK.
• 40:09
  Yesterday we went to a concert in El Con Park.
• 40:13
  We had a lot, a lot, lots of fun.
• 40:14
  Me and my girlfriend Shalom Hanoch.
• 40:18
  We danced and it was it was amazing.
• 40:23
  And you can't help but think like it's it's nice to know that
• 40:28
  you're dancing in a concert whilst hundreds of thousands of
• 40:32
  Gazans are, you know, homeless. Homeless like sitting in a tent.
• 40:36
  And yeah, eating makes it even better.
• 40:39
  Yeah, more enjoyable concert. If only they if only they put
• 40:44
  live like the footage of Gaza like, but seriously, you guys
• 40:49
  like that. That's what the that's what
• 40:51
  people don't understand. Look like.
• 40:53
  I know that you guys might be appalled by this, some of the
• 40:55
  listeners, but seriously, this is how Israelis feel.
• 40:58
  And you might think that Eitan Weinstein and or who like
• 41:03
  refuses to kind of back me up on it publicly.
• 41:07
  I'm the I'm from the UN. Yeah, he's the UN, but you might
• 41:11
  think I'm extreme, but it's I, I have conversations with lots of
• 41:15
  people, Co workers, friends. People enjoy knowing that they
• 41:21
  are suffering. No, also it's very prominent on
• 41:24
  Twitter. Yeah, Can you believe this?
• 41:31
  And I'm going to bring Ryan in here in a minute.
• 41:33
  But this is I'm I'm telling you, this is the real deal in the
• 41:39
  arrogance, the bravado, the false entitlement and it even
• 41:45
  hit here at home right here at real deal media.
• 41:49
  In full transparency, I'm not even kidding.
• 41:53
  Notice on Wednesdays, we don't have a certain someone around
• 41:56
  anymore. I couldn't understand why
• 41:59
  somebody abruptly well, went went ghosting.
• 42:04
  Well yes, sad to say even our very own Aaron Cates who I guess
• 42:10
  has a problem with the reality, the narrative, the noticing, the
• 42:15
  waking up. In fact this is what he posts on
• 42:18
  the daily. Now I have to share this since
• 42:21
  he can't be here and hides from you.
• 42:23
  Now he says getting a Palestinian statehood is amount
• 42:26
  to people. It's another form of money
• 42:29
  laundering for the deep state elites.
• 42:33
  They never care about the people in Canada has 2,000,000
• 42:36
  Canadians starving every day in line at food banks.
• 42:39
  More millions of money will be given from the Canadian taxpayer
• 42:43
  ATM. It's what Canadians voted for.
• 42:45
  All this extra nonsense is spending your inflation.
• 42:49
  Elbows up, elbows up. OK, well let's get Ryan.
• 42:55
  Let's get your elbows up here. You just saw my former
• 42:58
  colleague. This is the common kind of echo
• 43:03
  chamber coming from anybody who is, is still supporting Israel.
• 43:07
  It's a, a suspense of, of disbelief.
• 43:10
  I I guess that would be the the term.
• 43:12
  Do you want to do you want to expand on this?
• 43:14
  Is, is there a famine is, is I guess country sending food is a
• 43:18
  bad thing now and it's money laundering.
• 43:21
  You want to weigh in on that, Ryan from Texas.
• 43:24
  Yeah, I mean, we were talking about Abby Martin, and she's
• 43:28
  done a ton of great work on this subject.
• 43:30
  This has been going on for well over a decade now.
• 43:34
  I mean, the Israeli soldiers have been shooting at
• 43:38
  Palestinian children, shooting them in the balls if they were
• 43:44
  males, just for fun, getting laughs out of it.
• 43:48
  It's truly like it it at its core, it's demonic, I think.
• 43:56
  And there's no wonder I am an inquiring Orthodox Christian.
• 44:03
  That's a whole nother topic. But you know, in in Orthodoxy,
• 44:09
  kind of the end times is talked about by certain fathers and
• 44:12
  elders. And some elders have prophesied
• 44:15
  that, you know, the state of Israel, half, at least half or
• 44:20
  more of those people will worship the Antichrist when he
• 44:24
  comes, and they'll erect him first as the savior of humanity.
• 44:29
  And the Messiah has finally come.
• 44:32
  But as St. Piacios, one of our blessed
• 44:34
  Orthodox Saints, says that they know who Christ is.
• 44:39
  They know who the Messiah is, and they killed him.
• 44:42
  They crucified him. So then their next man that
• 44:44
  they'll erect into world government and he will rule the
• 44:48
  world, will be the Antichrist, and they'll be his biggest
• 44:51
  cheerleader. So it's no surprise to me that,
• 44:54
  you know, they treat their neighbors and the people who are
• 44:57
  from that area how they do. I mean, imagine, imagine the
• 45:03
  chutzpah, the chutzpah of allowing, I mean, you want to
• 45:07
  know what happened to the Native Americans letting the, the, the
• 45:11
  Pilgrim people in here. It was savage murders.
• 45:16
  And then they try to whitewash that history.
• 45:18
  In fact, here's another acquaintance of mine and that I
• 45:22
  found and she says the dastardly things.
• 45:24
  So much so I have to take pictures of them to share with
• 45:27
  you. Well, this is another common
• 45:29
  thing. Look at this for how many of you
• 45:32
  supposedly hate me. I think I'd just go wrong
• 45:34
  watching all my stories and and you're waiting for my ultimate
• 45:37
  downfall the moment I'm wrong. And so they just don't care.
• 45:41
  She double s down and they just don't care.
• 45:43
  But someone who is caring and maybe cared the other way and
• 45:47
  that's OK. That's OK.
• 45:50
  If you do support Israel, support Israel to rid this
• 45:54
  monstrosity out of their country just like we have.
• 45:57
  We had to do that on a certain point still have to do to many
• 46:01
  degrees. You can still support and and I
• 46:05
  think supporting Israel would be calling for that.
• 46:07
  And I think that's what Marjorie Green Green Greenwich Taylor is
• 46:12
  doing. In fact, here is Marjorie
• 46:15
  talking about it. Well, I I had it.
• 46:22
  Well, I'm searching for this in this very prepared show.
• 46:25
  Ryan, can you explain to me the what in a maybe Cliff note
• 46:28
  version of what is a Orthodox Christian?
• 46:31
  Do you guys have the curly hairs on the side when you go to
• 46:34
  church and do the Wailing Wall and the two step what?
• 46:37
  What does that entail? No, we actually, you'll find
• 46:42
  that, you know, the Orthodox Church.
• 46:45
  I mean, I don't want to speak for the church, but, you know,
• 46:48
  they a lot of Orthodox elders and Saints, they, you know,
• 46:53
  don't talk about Israel in favorable terms.
• 46:55
  So there's certainly no Wailing Wall veneration.
• 46:58
  There's certainly no curly sideburns or anything like that.
• 47:04
  Yeah, we, we recognize Israel as, you know, the future state
• 47:08
  to erect the Antichrist. And, you know, actually the real
• 47:13
  Israel is, are Christians. That is the real Israel.
• 47:18
  So like in the in the Bible, it says that that there will be a
• 47:25
  synagogue of Satan and that what they're actually doing is
• 47:28
  worshipping Satan and. Can I press you on that?
• 47:32
  I have AI actually have a legitimate question.
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  Is that in revelations the the the synagogues of Satan?
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  Is that a revelation? Chapter.
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  I can pull up the exact book in verse if you'd like me to.
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  Yeah, well, I, I, I mean, yeah, I mean, I don't know the, the
• 47:46
  exact chapter. I'm just curious if it is 'cause
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  if it is, and I think it is, then this, these revelations,
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  the, the whole play out that we're experiencing, you know,
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  it, it's being done, it's not necessarily authentic.
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  Then that's probably one of the last shoes and chapters to drop
• 48:04
  here as we go through this, and we can always come back.
• 48:08
  We can have a deeper discussion on religion, in fact.
• 48:11
  OK, here's the video now of Marjorie I.
• 48:12
  Don't think we should be fighting wars on behalf of
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  Israel. And many Americans agree with
• 48:17
  that. I'm one of those Americans that
• 48:19
  are really sick and tired of the narrative that we're constantly
• 48:23
  told that we're supposed to hate some country that's overseas
• 48:28
  that maybe we've never been to. We don't know anything about
• 48:32
  that country, but we're told that they're the greatest threat
• 48:35
  to our freedoms and our democracy and that we have to go
• 48:39
  to war with them. I've never seen a Houthi or, or,
• 48:41
  or a Hootie or however you pronounce it.
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  I don't even know what they look like.
• 48:45
  I, I, I haven't seen them back home in Rome, GA, where I live.
• 48:49
  I haven't seen them in Washington, DC.
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  And I keep saying that. How is this a threat to everyday
• 48:55
  Americans when they are not threatening us here at home in
• 48:59
  our homeland? Yeah, Ben Shapiro, where's your
• 49:06
  local Hootie car jacker? Please tell us.
• 49:10
  She looks weird though, doesn't look like she might be wearing a
• 49:14
  mask or something. She that's and that's what
• 49:17
  happens when you get into the the the mask genre.
• 49:21
  You start questioning even people in your own life, are
• 49:23
  they wearing a mask too? I mean, so you have to be
• 49:26
  careful. Going down the rabbit hole that
• 49:27
  like a lot of the females in Hollywood are trans and a lot of
• 49:31
  the males are trans. Well, I, I've been, I, I don't
• 49:34
  know what you're talking about genres of that, but, but it's
• 49:40
  like getting 2 mirrors and putting them together.
• 49:41
  You don't know what dimension you can fall in going that far
• 49:45
  into it. OK, so so there's that one.
• 49:50
  And you know, so overall we know something is very strange here
• 49:58
  with Trump, even the most hardest and ardent Trump
• 50:02
  supporters and definitely MTVMTG, her nickname was
• 50:07
  definitely one of them for years, as many people were.
• 50:09
  But look, there is something drastically different and the
• 50:14
  fact that two things stand out in mind.
• 50:17
  And then I'm going to share Mike Adams premonition he had last
• 50:20
  night, which is oddly similar to mine, which Mike for listening.
• 50:25
  Get out of my head, man. Just just get out of my dreams
• 50:27
  like Freddy Cougar's style here. It's just so crazy.
• 50:30
  But two things real quick is that I forgot where I was going
• 50:38
  with that because now I'm thinking about Russia.
• 50:40
  But OK, Trump, the two things he says there's no further
• 50:44
  investigation on the the assassination attempt.
• 50:49
  And what was that assassination attempt linked to?
• 50:51
  Do you recall? Does everyone recall it?
• 50:53
  The day that happened, I went to I was on the road once again.
• 50:56
  There was a second shooter, no word about it.
• 50:59
  Put it to bed. He had a signal phone call to
• 51:02
  the creepy country of Israel squashed.
• 51:07
  OK, another one you had in the Pete Megasheth group.
• 51:11
  You had another participant of that who was parlaying
• 51:17
  information to Netanyahu. In normal circumstances, that
• 51:23
  would be called just good old fashioned treason.
• 51:27
  Now it's called just butt dialing on on the job, You know,
• 51:31
  oops, you know Bibi, you know how he is.
• 51:34
  And then finally the the other one is definitely the war with
• 51:37
  Iran. We know something's weird with
• 51:41
  that. Did you think we go to war with,
• 51:44
  you know, we dropped a bomb or he stopped the war that fast?
• 51:49
  Did you think that would happen right away?
• 51:50
  Because, I mean, man, the political capital was spent
• 51:55
  right after that, Ryan. Right.
• 52:01
  Yeah. You know, I actually have been
• 52:04
  saying since 2019 that I thought Trump was the Antichrist.
• 52:07
  I know I no longer hold that position because there haven't
• 52:11
  been enough prophecies fulfilled to support that.
• 52:14
  But yeah, I, I feel like people have been, you know, totally
• 52:19
  duped by this guy, thinking that he might bring us some kind of
• 52:23
  freedom or make our lives better in some kind of way.
• 52:27
  And you know, you were just talking about the assassinate
• 52:31
  assassination attempt. I think the assassination.
• 52:34
  Assassination. And I think that that's, that
• 52:38
  was probably 100% staged. I don't think that he got even
• 52:42
  shot in his ear because he had that little stupid bandage that
• 52:46
  Republicans were virtue signaling like they always are
• 52:49
  the 1st to call out the left for virtue signaling.
• 52:51
  But then they're going to virtue signal by wearing their little
• 52:53
  fucking ear thing like Trump's wearing.
• 52:56
  And that thing came right off. And there was not even, there's
• 53:00
  not even a scar on his ear. I think it was some kind of WWE
• 53:05
  blood packet that they used. You could even look at the video
• 53:09
  they're lowering the flag into the shots for after, well, fake
• 53:14
  shooting deal. That that may be the case.
• 53:17
  I I can't confirm or deny, but some people heal fast.
• 53:22
  You know, when I got shot in the ear, I was healed by, you know,
• 53:25
  by by 10:00 that night, just boom, fast.
• 53:29
  But again, because I'm that guy, I'm the professional cynic who
• 53:35
  gets invited to parties and then has to leave early.
• 53:37
  As you we remember with Rebecca, There's something in you're
• 53:41
  going to see more of this Tuesday.
• 53:43
  But since Ryan at school that day, you might not see it.
• 53:46
  So I'm going to show him now again, what Trump are we talking
• 53:49
  about? Well, this was the big speech he
• 53:51
  had with the three stooges behind him.
• 53:53
  Little Marco Rubio, the man who can fly without a wingspan.
• 53:57
  Well, his ears. There you see it.
• 54:01
  Is that an interesting? OK, nothing.
• 54:05
  You're like. What's so weird about it, Gene?
• 54:07
  Well, ask me that again. Now what looks weird there?
• 54:15
  Let's see if Ryan can figure it out.
• 54:16
  And no helping him, please. He'll never learn if we help.
• 54:22
  OK, Marco Rubio, to be honest, he looks like a.
• 54:25
  Oh, isn't that creepy? Is that it?
• 54:27
  Looks like an AI bot or something.
• 54:30
  By the way, if I had to give a speech and Little and Marco
• 54:33
  Rubio is behind me, I would be. He looks soulless.
• 54:40
  Well, I would be soulless too if I, I mean, I, I could not get
• 54:44
  through a speech with knowing Margaret Rubio is behind me.
• 54:47
  I, I would feel I would have to turn around to do the speech to
• 54:50
  look at him. So I know, OK, so since Ryan
• 54:53
  just got here, Ryan, I'm going to have the, I'm going to ask
• 54:55
  you to look at the teeth area. Look at his teeth, please.
• 54:59
  And then keep looking at the teeth.
• 55:01
  That's the same. The same thing.
• 55:04
  OK, so I miss it. There are two different pairs of
• 55:10
  teeth. Ryan, look at the teeth, Trump's
• 55:14
  teeth. I, I know Marco Rubio's
• 55:16
  memorizing. He's very mesmerizing.
• 55:18
  But look at Trump's teeth. OK?
• 55:21
  And look one more time. They're different.
• 55:25
  Right, they're thinner on the. They're different.
• 55:27
  And here's another another trick of the trade.
• 55:31
  Donald Trump doesn't have brown eyes.
• 55:35
  OK, so where I'm getting at is we know they faked it with
• 55:40
  Biden. I just showed you Kamala Mike
• 55:44
  Johnson. I'll rehash his story next week
• 55:46
  with with his his adopting loving self.
• 55:51
  And it's not crazy to think that they could have taken Trump out
• 55:55
  a long time ago. I've been, you know, I was even
• 55:58
  told by Roger Stone it was getting poisoned.
• 56:00
  And we saw what that how they were poisoning Mitch McConnell
• 56:02
  with the blueberry muffin hands. That was weird.
• 56:07
  Trump is getting that now so we don't even know.
• 56:10
  But. Why?
• 56:11
  Perfectly. He's perfectly serving their
• 56:13
  agenda. Well, because, because here's
• 56:16
  what we're going to find out here after this break.
• 56:20
  I'm going to leave you on a cliffhanger right now.
• 56:22
  When we get back, we're going to find the cliffhanger that I just
• 56:25
  left Ryan on as he's now teetering on his assessment of
• 56:30
  what is he going to say? What more can we find out?
• 56:33
  What we're going to find out just exactly what Trump stood
• 56:38
  for, which a lot of the two was based on very populism and and
• 56:43
  Ron Paul kind of politics. But also we're going to also get
• 56:46
  into some other elements here as some of the things we're going
• 56:49
  to get to last night of something that happened in the
• 56:51
  weird WNBA and also a major update in Tsunami Watch 2025.
• 56:58
  And we have a heartfelt story to end on from someone who
• 57:03
  witnessed the unthinkable. That's how we'll end it here
• 57:07
  tonight at the 9 Owls Lounge. Yes, it is.
• 57:11
  We'll be back after this quick message.
• 57:12
  Don't go anywhere. I mean, Jim, you want to change
• 57:24
  your vote, You can still do it at.
• 57:25
  No, no. I want to say we have a
• 57:27
  wonderful pizza place here called Sugar River Pizza and
• 57:31
  they've got specialty pizzas that are that die for.
• 57:34
  I want to mention too, in particular one called Ricotta Be
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  Kidding me, Red sauce pepperoni sausage with herb ricotta and
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  oregano and Kicking Horse for a warm red sauce, pepperoni
• 57:49
  sausage, red onion, pepper Jack. Those are two unbelievably good
• 57:55
  pieces. Goodbye.
• 59:12
  Well, it's true. The rumors are true.
• 59:14
  It is the last days of summer, although I was just informed
• 59:18
  that's not until later in September.
• 59:14
  None. But you know what you're
• 59:22
  assuming I count the days I live each and every day like it's the
• 59:25
  last day of summer. And I have some good news before
• 59:29
  you is and it could we are adding some incredible new
• 59:33
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• 59:38
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• 59:43
  Well, the last day of summer sale, you can get a promo code
• 59:46
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• 59:49
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• 59:51
  merman Ryan, when was the last time you saw a merman just
• 59:55
  playing a harp on a sunny summer afternoon like that?
• 1:00:00
  Stunning. Stuff like my bachelor party in
• 1:00:03
  Miami. You know, and don't you think
• 1:00:07
  the merman's just kind of get overlooked with all the mermaids
• 1:00:09
  and all their, you know, cooties and all that?
• 1:00:12
  My God, they just don't get the credit I think.
• 1:00:14
  Right. Drastically underpaid.
• 1:00:16
  It's like the WNBA of first meeting.
• 1:00:20
  And and what a great segue that was.
• 1:00:23
  It's almost like we planned it. Yes.
• 1:00:26
  Speaking of the WNBA and welcome back.
• 1:00:29
  I I think I'm on there in mind back.
• 1:00:32
  OK, we can get rid of that. Thank you.
• 1:00:33
  Speaking of the WNBA, thank you everybody is you might have
• 1:00:36
  heard a continuation of a story we just didn't have the time to
• 1:00:40
  get to. But because Ryan is a a huge fan
• 1:00:43
  of the WNBA and a gamble holic on everything sports, but
• 1:00:47
  particularly women's basketball. Like me, he learns from the
• 1:00:50
  best. Well, you might have seen this.
• 1:00:52
  Just to recap, this happened nights ago and people got thrown
• 1:00:56
  out because of this. It felt like a lot, but at the
• 1:00:59
  end I went through the room. Oh, no, oh, no, Oh, no.
• 1:01:05
  She going to go ahead to the oh, wait again.
• 1:01:08
  Her wig fell off everybody. Whoa, man.
• 1:01:14
  So her wig fell off, Ryan, Her wig fell off.
• 1:01:18
  And because people were laughing at it, they got thrown out of
• 1:01:21
  their expensive seats. And let me tell you, payback.
• 1:01:26
  Payback comes from a full activity.
• 1:01:29
  Yeah, and no one's picked the object up yet, you guys.
• 1:01:31
  Oh, my gosh. OK, OK, inappropriate.
• 1:01:41
  Get them out of. Here, that's right.
• 1:01:42
  A a rubber, a a certain kind of toy featured was thrown on the
• 1:01:51
  hardcore because of the dismay of it all.
• 1:01:54
  OK, so there you have it. OK, due to time constraints we
• 1:01:58
  need I want to get into what Ryan does and we'll have to plan
• 1:02:02
  a longer format going forward and and I'll have to secure more
• 1:02:09
  laptop power. That's all in the story.
• 1:02:11
  But Ryan, please tell us what it's all about and we'll have
• 1:02:15
  one of your guys come back too for the main shows.
• 1:02:18
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• 1:02:42
  He's a longevity author. And basically, you know, we're
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  looking at things holistically and there's so much kind of yes,
• 1:02:53
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• 1:02:56
  So like, we kind of all know that conventional medicine is
• 1:02:59
  just a bunch of pills and potions that are going to mask
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  symptoms when really they're not tackling any root issues.
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  And, you know, they're just going to keep you healthy or
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  Well, the yeah, the like the keto diet could, you know, it
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  works for some people, but some people it doesn't.
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  And people crash hard if they if they have a, you know, a piece
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• 1:04:35
  And. To that point, that's really
• 1:04:38
  interesting that you bring that up.
• 1:04:39
  We actually run a specialized food sensitivity test.
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  It's it's totally optional for the people that we work with,
• 1:04:46
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• 1:04:51
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• 1:05:07
  I can't figure out why I still feel so terrible.
• 1:05:10
  Turns out, you know, in the alternative space, a lot of
• 1:05:14
  people are big proponents of raw, unpasteurized milk as we
• 1:05:18
  are too. But we got to make sure that it
• 1:05:20
  agrees with the individual. So this woman was in a raw milk
• 1:05:25
  smoothie every morning for two years and she we end up doing
• 1:05:32
  her food sensitivity test and her her cow's milk.
• 1:05:38
  The that section of the test we can see like over 100 different
• 1:05:41
  foods, but that the cow's milk portion was off the charts.
• 1:05:46
  It was by far the highest thing that was inflaming her to the
• 1:05:49
  gills and all. These things she was she.
• 1:05:51
  Was doing it every day for years, so we cut that out.
• 1:05:55
  She's feeling much better. That's not the only thing that
• 1:05:57
  we cut out. Incredible.
• 1:06:00
  So, so so really and and you're like the the umpteenth person
• 1:06:04
  that is hinted or or alluded to it or actually shedded.
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  But when it comes down to it, it's the inflammation that is
• 1:06:11
  really making people say, triggering people.
• 1:06:14
  They're not even saying bipolarism comes and stems from
• 1:06:16
  the gut. Yeah, you know.
• 1:06:20
  Vaccines too. I mean, that was, what was his
• 1:06:25
  name, The guy who had his whole career totally tarred and
• 1:06:29
  feathered because he came out and he made the link that the
• 1:06:32
  aluminum from the vaccines that they're injecting into our kids
• 1:06:35
  is completely destroying the gut, which is leading to autism.
• 1:06:40
  They tarred and feathered him like he was some kind of gut,
• 1:06:43
  But this was one of the most advanced guys in the gut space
• 1:06:48
  and studying the gut microbiome and how all of those chemicals
• 1:06:52
  basically that is our immune system is our gut.
• 1:06:56
  And when the immune system gets totally tanked, because it is a
• 1:07:00
  second brain, there's so many, there's so many chemicals in the
• 1:07:05
  gut that are made for neurotransm.
• 1:07:07
  In. Your brain like it truly is a
• 1:07:09
  second brain. So when you.
• 1:07:11
  It is true, yeah. You can.
• 1:07:14
  Well, you know, I mean, I would love to do a longer, I want to
• 1:07:20
  do a longer segment on this in the near future because I'm
• 1:07:22
  going to make a list of what I eat because I kind of did that
• 1:07:25
  somewhat recently. And right now I'm going to tell
• 1:07:27
  you I was ashamed of myself. I'm so ashamed of myself when I
• 1:07:30
  actually when I had to come to grips of what I was eating and
• 1:07:34
  the patterns and I'm doing the carelessness.
• 1:07:37
  I mean, you know, I went to college.
• 1:07:40
  You think I know better, but I mean, but, and it's what's
• 1:07:43
  inflaming me and everything I do is everything that's against me.
• 1:07:48
  I mean, from coffee to the everything bagel with the
• 1:07:54
  Philadelphia cream cheese spreaded evenly itch and and
• 1:08:00
  another thing too, the things that you think are healthy.
• 1:08:02
  Like for me, I love broccoli and cauliflower and it kills me
• 1:08:08
  every time. And I'm also too at the point, I
• 1:08:12
  mean, this might be off, but I'm at the point where I'm ready to
• 1:08:15
  give up just pork everything. I, I, I don't feel safe eating
• 1:08:19
  any of that stuff And, and you know, so.
• 1:08:22
  Like what? Like what?
• 1:08:23
  What else? Pork chops.
• 1:08:26
  Pork chops? That's your big deal.
• 1:08:29
  Pork chops. Bacon.
• 1:08:31
  You get home after a long day of work.
• 1:08:33
  You you fry up some pork chops and bacon.
• 1:08:36
  That's what you're going to town on.
• 1:08:39
  I I got to give it up and sushi. I'm I'm I can't do sushi anymore
• 1:08:44
  because I I heard about all the worms in it.
• 1:08:47
  Yeah, I'm just doing sake for now.
• 1:08:49
  Now on that going forward, OK, so you can find Ryan and we're
• 1:08:55
  going to we want to have Ryan back.
• 1:08:56
  Should we have Ryan back? There's a lot of people that are
• 1:08:58
  agreeing with you. In fact, I just saw the comments
• 1:09:01
  now we have a lot of people agreeing with Ryan.
• 1:09:05
  I am, yes, we have a lot of people who are agreeing.
• 1:09:09
  Agreeing with him on what exactly?
• 1:09:12
  Well, he's saying that I agree. Ryan yes, staged Angelina witch
• 1:09:16
  Ryan that one or this one here be to be exact.
• 1:09:19
  Here we have she said WEF WEF Mossad switch TI Oh absolutely,
• 1:09:28
  and that's hard to admit. But when you look at the the
• 1:09:31
  just the reality, the practicalities of the Mossad and
• 1:09:35
  you know how their office is in the Pentagon and must I go on?
• 1:09:41
  OK, so we have a lot of people. Yes.
• 1:09:44
  Angelina Wolf agrees with you. We have Sammy Harvey saying I
• 1:09:47
  agree with Ryan's blood capsule. How come everyone's agreeing
• 1:09:50
  with Ryan? What about me?
• 1:09:51
  Am I not a person here tonight? OK, so you can follow Ryan at
• 1:09:58
  here It is right here. Live longer formula.
• 1:10:00
  Obviously we'll want to have him back.
• 1:10:02
  He can he can go toe to toe here at the I'm gonna say the lizard
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  Lounge, but the night I was lounge still.
• 1:10:10
  But so, Ryan, thank you very much.
• 1:10:12
  And I'm I'm gonna say goodbye to you backstage and thank you for
• 1:10:17
  finding me and our paths that crossed and it's some these
• 1:10:21
  weird magical ways, you know? Yeah, absolutely.
• 1:10:24
  Thank you so much for coming on and thanks to everybody who's
• 1:10:27
  watching that agreed with me. I appreciate it.
• 1:10:30
  Yes, thank you guys. OK, thank you, Randall.
• 1:10:33
  I'll I'll say bye to you after here.
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  OK, so there we have it. So there is a wonderful guest
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  here and we love all kinds of opinions that, you know, quite
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  frankly, are kind of, you ever know, they're all kind of shades
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  of what we all say. Maybe we didn't get to that
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  conclusion yet or we got there and changed, but they're they're
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  somewhat within the batting percentage here at the Real Deal
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  media baseball world. OK, I'm going to leave you on a
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  very heartfelt story because I think it's important to, you
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  know, the Native Americans said it's important to know your
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  food. And with that comes wisdom.
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  And with that wisdom arrives the spirituality because you are
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  what you eat. You eat a living thing.
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  You put a living thing in your body, and I think the same
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  applies for what you invest in, whether it's your time, your
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  friendship, or your money. And when your money's invested
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  in good things, great things happen at you.
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  But when it's invested in bad things, especially when you
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  don't know it is well, genocides happen because we don't pay
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  attention to what's happening overseas.
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  Although it's affecting what's happening right here at the
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  dinner tables, no matter who is in charge in the prosthetic
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  mask, because we are not fortunate to yet arrive at that
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  prosthetic mask phase or level. I'm going to leave you with a
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  clip here of AUS soldier that went to Gaza, which no media is
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  allowed to go. And he shared some of what he
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  found and what he saw in 2025's Gaza.
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  And I think that we need to know because if those body bags from
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  Vietnam did not come back and Walter Cronkite didn't say
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  we're, you know, losing our boys, nobody would really care
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  until they felt the pain, but really until they saw what is
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  being done in our name. I'm putting a target on our
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  backs, but especially the targets on the backs of those
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  who are the recipients of the United States American military
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  bombs at behest of a foreign country that's not ours.
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  So here is the idea of soldier just moments ago on the Tucker
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  Carlson show. And so it's very touching.
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  So I'll see you guys soon, very soon.
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  Good night, everybody, for all of us here.
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  Dean Ryan starting up. This young little boy, his name
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  is Amir. I know that because when he
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  walked over from the, the crowd of people, he walked toward me,
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  there was two, there was two of us standing there, two UG
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  solutions guards standing in that area.
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  And he was walking towards us. And we thought maybe he was hurt
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  or maybe he was asking for some more food because all he had in
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  his arms was a small bag of rice, half a bag of flour, some
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  lentils that he had picked up from the ground.
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  He didn't have much. And we thought maybe he was
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  asking for more food or maybe he was hurt.
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  And he, we beck, we notioned him over and he came up and he
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  extends his right hand at us. And so we, I, you know, I kind
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  of walked up to him and waved him over.
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  And the guy standing next to me, this young boy grabs, holds his
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  hand and he kisses it. And then he comes to me and he
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  holds my hand and he kisses it. In an Arab culture, that is a
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  very significant sign of respect.
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  That's not something that that should be taken lightly or
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  something that should be that, that's a big sign of respect.
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  And we were, we were taken aback by that.
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  The gentleman that was standing next to me was also a military
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  veteran, combat veteran. So he's been to Afghanistan,
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  Iraq. And he understand he was, he was
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  moved by it. He was touched, I was touched.
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  And as he was standing there, we were both looking at him and he
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  was very emaciated. He had no shoes on.
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  His pants were tattered. He had a kind of a rope or
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  string holding his pants up. Filthy, probably hasn't bathed
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  in months, probably hasn't eaten in days.
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  And oh, by the way, when they walk 8 to 12 kilometers to get
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  to these sites, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
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  mechanism provides no water 0, not a single bottle because it's
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  too expensive. Distributing water weighs so
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  much that it breaks down the, the, the profit per cost per
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  truck. That's a fact.
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  Because I asked why and I was given a lesson in it.
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  This is why it's too expensive. So we give them no water.
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  All of their food, by the way, requires water to cook it.
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  Rice, lentil, beans, flour, you gotta have water.
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  So what we're giving them, I don't know how they're eating
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  it, but he comes, he's standing there and I, and I put my arm on
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  his, on his right, on his left shoulder.
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  And I look at him and I can feel the bones in his shoulder.
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  I can feel the, the, the weakness in his arm.
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  I can feel the vulnerability. I can feel the desperation.
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  And I look at him and I look and I got down on my knees where I'm
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  looking at him in the eyes. And then I say to him, I said,
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  people care. America cares.
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  You're not going to be forgotten.
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  People in the world care. And he doesn't speak English and
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  I don't speak Arabic. But the connection we had in
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  looking at each other, he felt like he felt, he felt for the
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  first time in a long time that there was someone that cared.
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  And I got down on the knee and he came in to his level.
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  And the items he had in his hand, he sets them down on the
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  ground. And he his hands, he raises his
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  hands and they're small, fragile.
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  You can, you can see bones, stick it, you know, just the
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  bones to the skin. And he places his hands on my
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  face. And he kissed me and he said he
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  looked at me in the eyes and he says, thank you.
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  He said it in English, Thank you.
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  Like people are starving in Gaza.
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  People are dying in Gaza. These children that are starving
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  and dying. These, these children, you know,
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  they look like everyday Americans.
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  This child is picking up noodles off the ground with his bare
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  hands because there was no food left.
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  So he's picking up noodles to put into his backpack.
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  Amir goes back toward back to the main group and he goes out
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  the exit. We had a very strict protocol
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  that they come in a certain way, they get the aid, and then they
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  go out a certain way from the way they came in, it takes them
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  back to the way they came in. The exit takes them back that
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  same way. So they enter from the Moron
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  corridor, they go South, they go through the station, they exit,
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  and they go north to the Moron corridor.
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  So coming in and going out, they're tied right back into the
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  active combat zone. Site #2 particularly is a little
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  bit different than the other sites because it's in between
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  site one and two. And there's AIDF Combat Outpost
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  just off the corner of SDS 2. So there's a berm that lines
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  that road going out. So if people are leaving the
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  exit and someone is on the, the east side of the berm shooting
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  into the crowd over here, you can't see what's on the other
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  side of that berm because of the, the, the obscuration, the
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  field of fire. So the IDF are shooting at the
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  crowd that's leaving. As the crowd left and they would
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  hit The Mirage corridor to go West, the IDF would shoot at
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  them, shoot at their feet, shoot over their head.
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  We would shoot at them, shoot at their feet, shoot over their
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  head, shoot into the air. The air and the bullets start
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  hitting off the ground. There's video of this.
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  It's on the BBC video hitting off the ground.
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  See dirt flying up. And I, I was still on the site.
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  I was, I was below the berm. It was the second time we had
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  done distribution. So when I heard the gunfire kick
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  off, the automatic machine gunfire, I thought we were under
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  attack. I thought something had
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  happened. So I ran up to the southern berm
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  and I laid down to take cover. You know, I'm observing and I'm
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  looking and I see the shooting keep going on by just the rap
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  and Palestinians dropping on the side of the road.
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  So the mayor didn't make it home.
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  He walked 12 kilometers to get some food, picked up scraps off
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  the ground. That's all that was left because
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  the the 8 minute mayhem took all of the food.
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  And by the time he got there, walking with no shoes, hungry
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  and tired, the only thing left for him was to pick up some
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  remnants off the ground. And when he left, he was, he
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  was, he was killed by the IDF. Why?
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  Because they lack discipline, they lack standards, and they
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  lack basic human decency.