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And all. all right, so anyway With.
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With that underway since we have the housekeeping.
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Out of the way. Let's dive into the show after I
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send out. The.
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I just sent out the tweet for that.
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The show is live. So,
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Bob. But yeah.
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So anyway now that that is all out of the way.
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Let's dive into the big thing that everyone is taught talking
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about this week and that is trums arraignment. and, that
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whole rigmarole, basically, as far as I can tell, tell tell.
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This is a show trial. I mean, we know it's we know
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that that was kind of the case from the beginning but it's
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proven to be a show trial you know, even if even, if Trump is
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somehow found guilty because of this, They're not going to send
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him to jail. He's not going to be doing time
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in Sing, Sing prison. Because all because of this,
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this is political theater. The Democrats are doing right
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now to try and make them look that they want them.
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God, they want out of the picture.
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Simple as that. And You know, they they knew
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that trembles are going to go away after the The 20/20
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election. They were hoping that he would
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just, you know be quiet and kind of ride off into the sunset but
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Trump's not doing that. So They, you know, they had to
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literally if you'll pardon the expression, Trump up, something
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to make him seem like he's a bad guy.
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So You know, now they've got this bogus, you know, campaign,
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I guess, Finance. Charge.
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Apparently, here's the thing. That confuses me about this.
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this whole thing with the cotton campaign Finance thin is
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allegedly tied to Stormy Daniels and that incident which We all
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we already went over that like two years ago, folks.
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No, the Stormy Daniels thing. Not only was that a nothing
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Burger but she actually had to pay him.
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You know, money for slander, she owes him like five hundred
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thousand dollars and you know what?
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Let's face it. She's not necessarily she's not
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in her prime of porn anymore. So I don't think she's going to
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be like getting the, you know, the big.
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The big contracts in porn so to speak, it's just not going to
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happen. so, if this whole thing was tied to An incident that
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never happened. Then why are the Democrats even
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doing this in the first place? Well.
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Let's break this down a few ways, ladies and gentlemen,
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okay? because, The Democrats, they
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have the entire left. He has constructed for this
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narrative since 2016, that Trump is.
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The worst person to ever live. The the literally the literally
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Hitler memes, you know, that maybe satire and parody us
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somewhat. But there are people out there
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who literally think that Trump is worse than Hitler or the.
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He's exactly like And those that don't on the left, those that
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know that he's not, they wanted to make other people think that
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he's little, but he's literally Heller.
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So what are they going to do? They're going to try and turn
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them into a literal criminal. And, you know, at least get his
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mug shot out there. So that, you know, people can
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say, oh, Trump's got mugshot, mugshot equals.
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Is Criminal and criminal equals bad.
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Well. you know, that that's not going to work a because like I
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said, What Trump is being charged with.
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Which is campaign Finance that's been tied.
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And what the whole suede in old Incident that shit never that
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never even happened. So, It's just not.
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You know, the whole case is bogus.
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But they don't care. Because the image of trump being
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a criminal is You know, that's what matters to them if they can
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if they can sell the image that Trump is a criminal then and
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there you know Minds if they can convince America that Trump is a
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criminal then they won't vote for them. so you know, that's
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reason number one they want to demonize Trump as a criminal and
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also, they need to demonize Trump as a criminal because Deep
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down, folks. They know that Joe Biden has
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nothing to run on as president, okay.
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Let's break this down. But before we do, but before we
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do that, Megan News Network super chats with $1 saying is
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Trump, Sam's real. Dad, why won't Trump help is
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set, son? Sam.
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I wish Mega News Network. I wish that were sometimes the
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case. Because that would be awesome.
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Although I, you know, my dad is pretty great in and of them in
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and of himself. We have some political
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disagreements but, you know, my dad can be pretty good in my
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step-dad is also based as fuck. but yeah, no I you know if Trump
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was my real dad That would certainly be interesting to say
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the least. Resisted says, the more people
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make him into a martyr, the more people will love him, right?
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You are it's it's not just that though.
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Resize, you do bring up a good point.
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So, as I was saying, Biden has nothing to run on and that's the
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second reason why they need this prosecution to go through.
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Okay, they need Donald Trump to be prosecuted because by name
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has nothing to run on. Shrum.
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From his first year in office. Starting off with.
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The Afghanistan withdrawal. that was a complete disaster, a
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20-year War we were in which, you know, we can debate whether
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or not going into Afghanistan and Iraq, you know, we're good,
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decisions are not. I know that my audience is kind
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of split on that. But it, regardless of how you
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feel about the bush era of Iraq and Afghanistan, or Obama's Arab
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Iraq and Afghanistan, the symbol.
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You know, the simple fact remains that the way Biden
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handled the evacuation in Afghanistan was a disaster. and,
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That is undeniable. then you have, you know, covid which You
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know, some of the some of the left is again were trying to
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blame Trump for that to which, I don't know.
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You can because you know, that's a virus from China that The
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Trump was not responsible for and his handling of covid-19, as
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good as could be Biden. Just want to do, impose you even
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more, you know, restrictions regarding covid.
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I guess they just officially ended the covid like National
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Emergency and last week. which I didn't know that we were still
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in a state of emergency with covid because hey, I live in
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Florida where it's, you know, we're like we've been open for
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business for, you know, the past couple years now, but but also,
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You know, the fact that the national state of emergency took
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this long to wrap up, you know it's just bullshit over.
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I nothing virus. Yeah, that's right.
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I said it covid-19. Well can be well can be serious
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with some by and large it the media You know, the fear
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surrounding covid was more deadly than covid itself.
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And bite into nothing. You know good to handle that
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like the vaccine didn't get distributed it.
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Any you know, faster under Biden.
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In fact that was all Trump's to you Delia go if you want If you
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want, to be honest, race relations.
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You know, they said that, you know, if Biden and what would
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Gandalf is it would be the second coming of a of Obama and
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race relations would get way better.
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Hey, the a race relations got way worse, under Obama but they
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they've they've got even worse under but button and then, oh
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not to mention we could be going into war with Ukraine under bite
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and because he's too, you know, Rush Russia does not respect
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Biden at all, like they do Trump Or I should say they don't fear
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them. Like they do with Trump.
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And, you know, so we could be getting into another War under B
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and lovely and then last but certainly not least, this could
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arguably the be the most important thing.
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The economy is the worst. It's been in my lifetime, this
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actually makes this recession makes the Makes the 2008
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recession. Look like a joy ride compared to
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this. It's just not good at all.
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So in conclusion, you know, by now has nothing to run on but
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because that again the Democrats need to fall into the thing of
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well buying a not might not have done much but look at Trump, he
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is a little criminal. So we need to make, you know, we
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need to prove that my Nan's Worst by Prosecuting them.
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So let's see. Megan News Network for a dollar.
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Sam's legs are strong and true. Yeah.
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If your tens that they're weak for you on his show, he acts
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apart and Wednesday place in your heart.
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Well, Megan Megan News Network, you know, my I am crippled in
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the physical sense, I will say that, but You know.
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I do stand for Trump and I do stand from America.
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And you know, some that since you're right, I do stand in that
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sense, so yeah. but, Anyway, so the witch trial of trump, really
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start of this week. They made a big show of You
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know, arraigning, I'm particularly like on. you know,
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on Tuesday afternoon, they made a big show of Trump arriving in
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New York and you know the motorcade got corn enough.
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CNN was saying that there were that there was something like
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30, you know, thousand NYPD officers.
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You know, all cordoned off run Trump Tower what, you know,
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literally 30 30,000 of them. Just make sure that Trump could
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get from Trump Tower to, you know, the New York Court House,
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which is funny, because the last time I checked, the last time I
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checked ladies and gentlemen, the we're getting, are we
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getting a little bit of lag on people then down the stream?
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It looks like it's like a bit on mind a bit. so, let me know and
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chat if the stream is coming through if not all check the
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settings real quick and so, Okay, looks like we're back.
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Anyway, as I was saying they made a big show of taking him
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from the court from Trump Tower to the courthouse with thirty
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thousand police officers deployed which is really odd
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considering that like DeBlasio basically, you know, fired a
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bunch of police and a bunch more.
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In a bunch more police basically like quit.
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So I doubt that there were actually 30,000 cops there but
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you know, You need the narrative to make it work, you know, worse
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than it actually is. So they got Trump arraigned,
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they made. You know, they had, you know,
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Trump like take a mug shot, they haven't released it to the
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public yet. And I'll tell you the reason why
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that man were used to the public, Yeah, folks is because
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they know that if that mugshot gets released into the public,
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people are going to be a bit and be making memes out of it.
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It's going to be on t-shirts posters.
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It's gonna be like the Frank Sinatra mug shot where you know,
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instead of making Trump seemed, you know, devious and evil.
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It's going to make him look like a badass and cool.
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And people are going to photoshop it to make it look
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like a, you know, like a rap album or something.
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I mean, you know, that was I just mentioned Frank Sinatra.
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Like that was one of the things. You know, when Frank Sinatra was
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younger, I guess he got arrested for like bit breaking and
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entering in a Hoboken, New Jersey and some shop.
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And so they, you know, they took his mug shot and they would just
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starting out as like a singer at the time.
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And they were like, well that's going to be end of this kid's
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career, you know, he's been arrested.
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So you know, the music world's isn't going to accept him
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anymore. And he'll be done for.
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Frank Sinatra, wound up becoming becoming like one of the
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greatest singers of all time. And that mugshot is like iconic.
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I actually I did at one point. I actually have a poster of it,
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but yeah. You would think that they would
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learn something about iconography from, you know, that
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incident. but I guess not so if they want to make Trump into a
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martyr, they're just going to going to make them more popular.
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but, anyway after this Big Show and dance of making Trump out to
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be, you know, a bad guy, Trump made a statement to the Press,
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you know soon after and, he had this to say, regarding, the, the
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prosecution and his you know, whole case people that he was
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going to stay silent but I guess not.
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I mean I didn't I certainly didn't expect him to slow down
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or anything. But this was Trump's statement
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after the arraignment yesterday. So, Anyway, here's a cut number
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one, let's play the tape. I never thought anything like
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this could happen in America, never thought it could happen
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hours after he surrendered on criminal charges former
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President. Donald Trump addressed his
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supporters from his Mar-A-Lago Resort it was an unprecedented
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day in American history As Trump faced a judge in New York.
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The first u.s. president to be indicted by a grand jury but
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he's made it clear that won't deter his campaign for another
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term in the White House. Trump pleaded not guilty to 30
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for felony counts of falsifying business records.
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Alleging that he He paid off Stormy, Daniels and Karen
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McDougal to keep them from going public about extramarital
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Affairs. Before the 2016 election, the
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former president has remained defiant railing against the da
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Prosecuting him and the New York judge hearing the case.
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And again, Trump says this will not keep him from his campaign
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with questions. So many have, can he beat these
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charges against him while beating his opponents for the
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White House? How easy, or how difficult will
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it be to defend him? We asked our legal experts,
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about the case, I think it's going to be an uphill battle for
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the state. No doubt.
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What do you believe the defense's argument will be?
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I think what you'll instead probably see is a lot of
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arguments about that. Michael Jay Cohen, are the
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attorney Cohen. You know, at that time went
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rogue, you know, he was doing things that we didn't direct him
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to do. Well, the former Federal
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prosecutor tells us that this case up case ends up in the
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hands of a jury. Trump's defense team, could try
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to motion for a change of venue or to recuse that jury.
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It's a framework for assessing risk.
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It's a complete fraud. It's much more of a risk
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mitigation tool. It's a fraud because it's not
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better for shareholders, it's not better for stockholders.
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A movement has been growing to unite Corporation.
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And yeah, I forgot. I forgot, I forgot, I forgot.
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I canceled I can to buy YouTube Red, so I I no longer have
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access to that that wasn't. I thought I had the clip of
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Trumps actual speech. cute up, but I Let me see.
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Let me see if I can find that here folks.
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Hold on. I my olives, ooh, let's see.
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Okay. Okay.
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I think I've found it. Hold on.
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Rumble eyes adds to. It's not as bad as YouTube.
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But there. Okay, let's see here.
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Alright, so I have audio Trump's actual speech from Mara Wago
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here. Cute up on Rumble.
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The audio quality isn't great but it's it's as good as I could
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find. Here.
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So anyway, I hear it's a cut of Trump's speech from our Lago
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after being indicted in New York. and, So, just give me a
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sec and we will. Click through to that.
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Okay. Excellent.
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All right. Clip number one or no clip.
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Number two, let's roll the tape. Thank you very much.
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God bless you, all. God bless you all, and I never
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thought anything like this could happen in America.
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The only crime that I have committed, It is to fearlessly
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defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it from the
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beginning to Democrats spied in my campaign.
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Remember they attacked me with an onslaught of fraudulent
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investigation, Russia, Russia, Russia in Ukraine, Ukraine,
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Ukraine and pietschmann hoax, number one and pietschmann hoax.
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Number two, Be illegal and unconstitutional radon
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Mar-A-Lago. Right here, the lying to the
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fisa courts, the FBI and doj relentlessly pursuing
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Republicans. The unconstitutional changes to
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election laws by not getting approvals from State
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Legislature. The millions of votes illegally,
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stuffed into ballot boxes, and all caught on government
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cameras. And just recently the FBI and
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doj in collusion with Twitter and Facebook in order, not to
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say anything bad about the hunter buying laptop from him,
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which exposes the Biden family as criminals in which according
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to the pollsters would have made a 17-point difference.
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In the election result. We needed a lot less and act
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like about 16.9. It would have been in our favor
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that my favorite Power favorite because our country is going to
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hell. And we remember the 51
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intelligence agents who said Hunter Biden's laptop was
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rushing disinformation. Didn't exist in his Russian
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disinformation. And that was all confirm
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strongly by the FBI when they all knew that it wasn't Russian
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disinformation and so much more are elections were like those of
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a third world country. All right, this.
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Yeah, this audio is terrible. Prosecutor, Alvin Bragg.
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Okay, let's see. Okay.
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Okay, here. Here's what we need, folks.
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The lying to the fisa courts. Okay?
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From the Dave our country. God bless you all.
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God bless you all. Okay, folks, now is good, this
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could happen in America, never thought it could happen.
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The only crime that I have committed his to fearlessly,
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defend our nation, from those who seek to destroy it.
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From the beginning to Democrats spied in my campaign.
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Remember that they attacked me with an onslaught of fraudulent
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investigations, Russia, Russia, Russia, Ukraine, Ukraine,
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Ukraine, and pietschmann hooks. Number one, impeachment, hooks
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number to the illegal and unconstitutional radon
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Mar-A-Lago. Right here.
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The law. Lying to the fisa courts, the
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FBI and doj relentlessly pursuing Republicans.
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The unconstitutional changes to election laws by not getting
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approvals from state legislators.
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The millions of votes illegally, stuffed into ballot boxes, and
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all caught on government cameras.
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And just recently the FBI and doj in collusion with Twitter
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and Facebook in order, not to say anything bad about the
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hunter Biden laptop from Hell, which exposes the Biden family
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is criminals in which according to the pollsters would have made
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a 17-point difference in the election result.
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And we needed a lot less than that.
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Like about 16.9. It would have been in our favor,
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not my favor, our favor, because our country is going to hell.
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Now we remember the 51 intelligence agents who said
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Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian.
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Disinformation it didn't exist. It was Russian.
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Disinformation remember that? And that was all confirmed
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strongly by the FBI when they all knew that it wasn't Russian
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disinformation and Okay. Now some of you guys might be
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asking why is Trump repeating the same talking points over and
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over again. We've heard this all before.
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Why is he doing it again? Well, I've taken multiple public
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speaking classes and one of the things that you that is often
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taught as when you want to really hit the point home, Which
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for Trump is he's under attack. The best thing to do is to
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repeat your point over and over again, until it is cemented in.
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And for us who all who voted form once and are most likely
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going to vote warm again. If given the chance, you know,
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we know we already know what's going on but there are a lot of
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Normie people out there who are now paying attention to this.
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They might not be familiar with what's been going on but this
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file, this witch trial has really You know, it's garnered a
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lot of attention from people who might not have been paying
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attention before. So my theory is that Trump is
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being smart on this and just alerting more people as to
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what's really going on. Red telling them if you will.
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And joining us now is what village of Port coast and
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contributor Shmoo. Pule.
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I think that this is one of the best speeches.
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Trump is given in ages reason. Why I say that is that not only
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did he have a lot of new eyes and like you expertly said
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Donald Trump is going to reiterate things that maybe you
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know your audience knows but to them.
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It would be relevant relevant relevant still or maybe they had
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forgotten but Donald Trump does. Well when he gives speeches,
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that are simple truths. Spoken, Yahweh.
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That the common man's going to keep up with none of this pseudo
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intellectualism speaking to the people themselves direct truths,
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that's when he's at its best. But I think what was really
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beautiful about the speech? This is after, you know, he had
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been taken after. They had forced him to go down
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there. There's cops surrounding him.
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He's getting a mug shot. He's walking right into this.
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This Lion's Den. Him and yet he gives a speech
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not about himself. He gave a speech Sorry there,
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folks, we got cut off there, I think.
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Okay, wait, here. What?
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We had to say something happened.
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We're back though, anyway. Well, I'm just saying that
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what's profound is, that he gave a speech about the country and
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about us rather than him. And I, I think that, that it was
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deliberate and I think that was one of the best moves that one
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could make in his situation. Yeah, well and Trump has to do
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to do that now to write because I mean he he can't he's still
42:22
not on Twitter. Although like I guess he can go
42:25
on there. But like no one in no one in the
42:29
media is going to give him a fair shake, you know, anymore to
42:35
respond to this. So be, I mean on the trial.
42:39
Yes. Yes, General.
42:43
No. Yeah.
42:47
What do you do? You could be surprised the
42:49
amount of people who are just I mean he even it don't like him
42:52
that you know are like hey this is reserved, right?
42:56
This is not the way. Yeah.
43:00
Well well no and I think I think it's going to blow up.
43:03
I think it's going to blow up in the Democrats face doing this.
43:10
So one thing I wanted to ask one thing, I'm curious about, what
43:14
do you think is? I mean, I already kind of laid
43:19
out why I think the Democrats are doing this.
43:21
But what do you think? Why do you think the Democrats
43:26
are? What do you think their endgame
43:30
is in regards to this? I mean I think that's kind of a
43:34
poorly. Formulated question.
43:37
I mean do I think Joe Biden said do this?
43:40
I don't think so really. I think this is this prosecutor
43:45
and he's surrounded by people who are biased against him, he's
43:49
got family that are biased to get him.
43:50
He quit he left his position at a very lucrative law firm in
43:57
order to get Donald Trump, this is this guy ran on at me, he's
44:02
motivated. I don't, I don't think there's
44:05
some broader thing and I think that if it had gone up the chain
44:09
of command. So to speak, that people would
44:11
have said no, don't do that. And just, I mean, that's, that's
44:19
my firm belief because I don't see how this makes sense.
44:22
You're putting him back in the media.
44:23
So that counters, the strategy that they were kind of
44:28
developing of ignoring him, right?
44:31
They were never really good at it, to be fair, right?
44:35
No, that no that. No, they sucked at it.
44:39
But that would have been a better strategy and it clues for
44:43
the Democrats. Yeah.
44:44
I mean this this sort of this is the sort of Neo cons or whatever
44:48
to like, Come to his defense. I now.
44:53
See, I had a theory. I don't think that, I don't
44:57
think that Biden and dwarfs. I don't think that like, I don't
45:02
think that Biden gave the go-ahead on this.
45:05
I don't think anyone in the party necessarily did, but I
45:09
definitely think that this the, in their minds, this, this might
45:15
have been like a Hail Mary because they know that by
45:19
writing is terrible. As president that he's, you
45:23
know, horrendous and so they need to, you know, remind
45:30
people. Hey, orange man, bad.
45:34
Yeah. Yeah.
45:36
But like their greatest Ally in that would be the sort of Neo
45:40
cons, right? Yeah, maybe and this harms their
45:49
chances this decimates their chances.
45:52
Yeah. Right, like if you're Joe Biden,
45:57
you want Nikki Haley to be your opposition, right?
46:03
Yeah, you want somebody like that?
46:08
I mean, I don't know. I mean, Joe Biden's kind of a
46:10
weak candidate. So I mean even then but like you
46:13
know, you don't want Donald Trump to run against you
46:16
persecuting him. It's not a good idea.
46:18
But, I mean, you got to remember that these people have holy in
46:22
their mind, dehumanized him. And by extension is entire his
46:27
entire like fan base, right? So like, they're just like, oh
46:32
no, this is a good thing. Thing and it'll finally be over
46:35
whatever. Like, I think the people
46:37
actually doing this are kind of deranged.
46:40
I don't think they're like Smooth political operators.
46:43
No, no there. Now, they're not because it's,
46:47
because it's back, it's backfiring on them tremendously.
46:53
And, you know, the other thing that I said, is, if they had
46:58
just like left Rumble, whoa, he might not, he You know, I think
47:04
it would have been better for them for them just to not
47:09
antagonize them, but I think the fact they that they were
47:14
antagonizing them him even after the 2020 election.
47:19
I think, I think that just encouraged him to run further
47:23
out of spite more done this time.
47:27
They've done this since you know the primaries the first time
47:30
around. I mean, this is the thing.
47:33
This is the The beauty. This is why I want him to become
47:36
president again. If you think of like people's
47:39
motivations by like the conscious mind that's rational
47:45
and makes decisions, right? And it's a little dude, and he's
47:49
on top of an elephant. And the Elephant is all of your
47:52
emotional and moral foundations. When Donald Trump shows up that
47:57
elephant is fucking running, right?
48:00
And no matter how much that dude on that elephant tries, To get
48:03
it to turn, do something rational, they can't help it and
48:08
because the institutions are so lopsided in their moral
48:13
Foundation there. So, controlled by the left, All
48:18
of these institutions just destroy their credibility by
48:22
doing ridiculous, short-sighted nonsense.
48:27
So if ya tutions you want him there specifically so that
48:32
they'll behave in this exact manner.
48:37
Yeah, no. I mean honestly the way you deal
48:43
with the day you deal with the troll is to, you know, is to
48:49
just roll them back which is what they needed to do with
48:53
Trump. Because Trump is a is like a
48:56
literal, he's altering meme. But they don't know how the left
49:00
doesn't know how to meet him, right?
49:02
That's That's the saying. And so they what they want, I
49:08
don't know how to deal with them.
49:12
Well, they can't help it. It just it's more foundation and
49:15
and everybody has this to a degree.
49:17
I mean you definitely see this with conservatives and stuff,
49:20
right? Like there are times where their
49:23
moral foundations are so offended that they can help
49:26
themselves and that's how people lay traps for each other, right?
49:31
But I don't even think it was a trap laid for them.
49:35
I think it's just, it's is true and it's the sunrise, right?
49:40
Yeah, that he has this effect on them, he really upsets their
49:44
Moore Foundation and they can't, you got to remember, they don't
49:50
know how you. And I think They can't, they
49:54
can't put themselves in our shoes.
49:56
See him and go. I understand why they feel that
49:59
way. So they're flying in the
50:03
complete dark. Why do you like this guy?
50:05
This guy is the worst. This gets dangerous.
50:07
This is bad. You know, and then they're
50:09
intuitive their Rider starts coming up with excuses, right?
50:15
Yeah. Well for why they fans going
50:18
away. Well actually the only way to
50:20
save democracy is to cover up news, stories sensor, people
50:25
band people. The only way to save democracy
50:28
is to persecute him. The only way to save democracy
50:31
is to, you know, cheat, you know by not certifying the fucking
50:42
Mail-in ballots the right way. We're not not certification,
50:45
rather, but implementing changes to election laws without going
50:52
through the legislator. Yeah.
50:55
Well, well, the latest the latest Demco bonds.
50:58
What I've seen is, is this trial is actually a good thing because
51:03
it will prove the Trump is a criminal, and no one's going to
51:06
want to vote for him. Yeah, you know that's and
51:12
arrangement. Yeah, no.
51:14
No. Well, well, yeah, it's
51:16
derangements also. It's also idiocracy like
51:20
full-blown. I mean, well, you know, the
51:24
trials are fair except this time, but not in other times,
51:28
right? And you could say that this is
51:31
like a, well they wouldn't that be true and that would be a
51:37
position that I hold. Yeah, but like these are people
51:40
talk about everything being systemically, corrupt and bad.
51:43
Right. Of yeah of corpse.
51:50
You know, it's the thing you know, don't do power analysis.
51:54
Don't talk about how corrupt the system is when it doesn't
51:59
benefit us. It's like yeah that's in that
52:02
convenient, right? Well well they also picked you
52:09
know a convenient time to focus on this because right.
52:14
Like I'm not saying that they did that they've done all this
52:17
on purpose but it is convenient that this you know, show trials,
52:23
going on right after there's a mass shooting that has happened
52:28
and so they're trying to they're trying to distract people from
52:32
that. Yeah, yeah.
52:35
I mean obviously that you know, that went against the narrative
52:38
that gets rabbit, hold right. There's not.
52:41
I mean there were some protests from the laity gun people but
52:46
you know, that doesn't get Amplified, you know what I mean?
52:50
Yeah, it's so drawn out, I mean, at this point All of these
52:57
protests and stuff. I mean that they only really get
53:00
big when the media Gets behind them, right?
53:04
When there's a political, right? Otherwise these amount to
53:09
nothing. Right?
53:11
Right. Well and then one then you have
53:13
the and then you have like the and then you have the quote
53:17
unquote Oath Keepers, who are, you know, doing stuff.
53:20
I don't actually think those are actual Oath, Keepers.
53:23
I think those are feds. Like just planted there to make
53:28
the right look bad, so to speak. Yeah.
53:32
It's and it's hard to tell. It's hard to tell in this
53:35
environment because there's so much nonsense right?
53:39
Or just out in an ocean of lies and manipulations.
53:47
Yeah. So, but there's others.
53:53
I'm going over although I think that this I think I did, I
53:58
actually think that this is going to work out really well
54:01
for Trump in the long run. Because now not only has have
54:09
the have the gems, you know, gone a step too far and
54:15
Prosecuting them. But like they've basically done
54:19
exactly what Trump said that they would do.
54:23
Which is to, you know, prosecute him for basically nothing.
54:29
Burger. So, This.
54:38
I mean, I mean, this whole case is It's it's over, it's over
54:46
campaign, Finance related to Stormy Daniels, which, you know,
54:51
that was found to have never happened in the first place.
54:55
So, So basically what you're telling me is that, you know,
55:06
people came with allegations and then the campaign well, rather
55:13
his lawyer, paid them to not make it a scandal and that this
55:18
was Miss allocated, because it should have been reported as a
55:22
campaign fund. Wow, you really caught him I
55:26
mean this is this is typical show me the man, I'll show you
55:30
the crime stuff and it's it's not surprising that we've
55:34
devolved into this. I mean, this is welder countries
55:38
work and ironically, they want to talk about institutions that
55:43
threaten democracy. What happens next time when a
55:48
president If they lose. Gets thrown in prison for
55:56
fucking misdemeanors that become felonies.
55:59
What happens next time when someone standing there with a
56:03
lot of political power? And in the back of their mind,
56:06
they have to choose between making a move to stay in power
56:11
or relinquishing that power You can say what you want and people
56:17
bring up like the locker up thing.
56:20
Donald Trump didn't do that and he specifically cited not going
56:24
after Hillary Clinton these people because what it would do
56:28
to the country, And it's for that very reason.
56:36
Yeah, that is the reason why we give leniency to a lot of
56:41
politicians now. You there's ups and downs to
56:45
that one of the main problems is that this this idea of like
56:49
equality under the law gets dicey when you're dealing with
56:52
politicians. Oh yeah, absolutely.
56:58
So I mean I think a precedent that it requires somebody to
57:02
really have committed a felony or something really egregious
57:06
but I will say that if Donald Trump becomes president again he
57:12
should extradite George w-- Bush to stand trial at the Hague for
57:18
war crimes. Yeah, yeah, because he is
57:24
wanted. Yeah, that won't.
57:30
Well, that definitely, I mean I I actually think that would be I
57:35
actually think that would be funny to just because of how
57:39
much the bushes hate Trump. Well, if we're just, if we're
57:43
just yeah, I mean, if we're just gonna, you know, ignore all
57:46
president. If we're just going to do
57:48
ridiculous, persecutor Tori stuff like that.
57:51
Well, I guess that's par for the course as well, as any sort of
57:55
prosecutor anywhere in the country.
57:57
Could decide that they're going to make a name for themselves by
58:00
arresting. Someone of the opposition and
58:03
this is the way that games are played.
58:05
Made among Elites in a third-world low trust country.
58:11
Well, I mean, I mean, this trial, this time specifically is
58:15
even stupider because the alleged, the alleged hush money.
58:19
That Trump AIDS a Stormy Daniels.
58:25
You know, nothing happened. Because Stromae Daniels, never
58:29
actually had an affair with Trump.
58:31
She actually, she actually had to pay him for slander so
58:37
because that, it never happened in real time.
58:41
So, in the time of the Roman Republic, right?
58:47
You had this right? You had Powerful people,
58:51
battling it out. I'm all for Caesar, I'm for
58:55
whoever wealthy people or people in general would write them
58:59
letters, give them money and support. because, If you were
59:06
happy, if you were known to have supported the other guy, well,
59:09
when your guy takes power, they would arrest you or kill you and
59:14
take off your property, take your money and give it to their
59:16
supporters. Caesar broke the cycle because
59:23
he had his men take a list. They found a list of people who
59:27
had supported the opposition. He had them douse it in a
59:31
believe is olive oil and set it on fire because everyone was
59:35
Caesars, man, right? This is the kind of nasty
59:40
third-world shit that you get when you just destroy all of
59:43
these. All of these sort of precedents,
59:47
right? And and if you want to play that
59:50
game, I mean that's a game. We can play.
59:53
That's just the way the game runs.
59:55
That's just the way the game runs.
59:59
But it is a sad thing for our country.
1:00:02
It's good for our movement, ultimately that this is
1:00:06
happening. I'm not black pilt at all on
1:00:08
this. I'm not upset.
1:00:10
I expected something like this to happen.
1:00:13
This is well in line with my reasoning for supporting him but
1:00:17
it is regrettable that we're crossing this rubric on.
1:00:20
Do you have any thoughts on that?
1:00:22
Well, I mean my I mean, my, my thoughts on all this is, I mean,
1:00:28
people people have been saying that Trump, oh my God.
1:00:33
Trump is going to push this into his second Civil War, but I
1:00:38
mean, in reality, we already kind of our in his second Civil
1:00:42
War. It's just like a cold war so to
1:00:45
speak because You know, now it's now it's like verse now.
1:00:53
It's the now it's look like hosts versus Coast.
1:00:56
You have fifty percent of the country who, you know, likes
1:01:00
Trump and then you know, a little less than 50 B seems to
1:01:07
you know, his guts and but you know, I think like I don't know.
1:01:16
I think we're kind of in a cold sore, but I think at some point,
1:01:22
You know, if Trump does get into Power again. maybe he'll Maybe
1:01:33
he'll do something like we need to come come together.
1:01:36
And maybe I don't know if he'll go after his political
1:01:39
opponents, especially since he Didn't go after Hillary Clinton.
1:01:45
Yeah, I don't know, we'll see how this plays out, but that
1:01:47
mean I mean I'm saying that there will be cries for it and
1:01:51
he will not have that same argument, right?
1:01:55
If he gets back in there, he can't say, well I don't want to
1:01:58
cross that. That would be a terrible
1:02:00
precedent for the country if they did it to him.
1:02:04
Yeah, I mean certainly like I said, I'd like to end the cycle
1:02:09
but there's something, you know that I guess that's my elephant,
1:02:13
right? With the analogy of the
1:02:14
elephant, the rider, the idea of George Bush spending the rest of
1:02:17
his life in prison for war crimes.
1:02:22
That just that makes me smile. That would be beautiful.
1:02:25
You know, that? That would be one of those
1:02:27
things where you know, crack a cold one open, you know, cold
1:02:32
soda and Just take a long sip, right?
1:02:39
Well, we well, we were, we were in a 20-year War over and over.
1:02:43
Nothing basically, yeah. Go go.
1:02:47
Tell me how many people at our finest Hour as a country.
1:02:51
Right in Fallujah died. I don't actually, I don't
1:03:02
actually know the stats on that. Yeah, it's a good number.
1:03:06
It's a good number of fucking people, right?
1:03:09
A lot of young men, lost their lives, fighting in Fallujah a
1:03:12
battle that could have been completely avoided in war.
1:03:14
That was based on lies, but they Rose to the occasion at any
1:03:18
other time, we would have just carpet bomb the damn City to the
1:03:22
ground and the Napalm bit and then rolled into the rubble.
1:03:26
But no, we had to go in there to find the specific eyes, right?
1:03:32
We had to go in there with Rules of Engagement and those men
1:03:36
fought valiantly and one. Well, well, yeah, well it took
1:03:44
them four, it took them forever to find out some of them Laden
1:03:48
to, which is, you know, supposedly that's what this
1:03:53
whole want. Everything was about initially,
1:03:56
but I feel like we're getting a bit off-topic now II, apologize,
1:04:00
it. I just think it needs to be sad
1:04:03
that Fallujah was one of America's greatest moments,
1:04:07
right? Yeah, I mean definitely
1:04:12
definitely of the most you know of the more recent era it is.
1:04:18
so, I mean the other thing that I do find it thing is that you
1:04:24
know binding is so he seemed Alice tansy first to get into a
1:04:30
war with Russia and I think that's another reason why like,
1:04:39
Again, I don't think that the Deep state plan this for the
1:04:42
child to happen, but I definitely think that, like, if
1:04:46
they can keep come from out office, they can, you know, keep
1:04:50
War mongering for sure. Because they know that once
1:04:55
Trump gets and apis that shitted to go is not going to happen.
1:05:01
Yeah, I don't know, I don't know what I'll be offer.
1:05:05
You know, he's not one of the guys that run around talking
1:05:08
about that part of it, right. Why?
1:05:12
Well, I know that John Bolton tweeted something out about like
1:05:16
try you know. This you know what Trump did is
1:05:22
a threat to democracy. And it's like now what John?
1:05:26
It's like what John Bolton to does everyday is like a threat
1:05:31
to humanity. Yeah.
1:05:36
It's a yeah, to World, Peace. Basically a threat to innocent
1:05:39
children and our sons and our, you know, our sons in the
1:05:44
military. Yeah, that's what John Bolton
1:05:47
threatens. Yeah, I mean you're talking
1:05:50
about a guy who's mad at Donald Trump because they laughed at
1:05:54
him and meetings. I mean he John Bolton Said that
1:05:59
like he came into a meeting and everybody was presenting their
1:06:04
until brief and what They wanted to do, and Donald Trump pointed
1:06:07
at him and said, what's your solution war and then everyone
1:06:11
laughed at him. And he wrote this in his book
1:06:15
like this is a this is a bad thing.
1:06:17
It's like, yeah, no, you were brought in so that the Iranians
1:06:22
didn't know what you're doing. So that they looked like, oh
1:06:25
well maybe he's taken advice from this neocon, right?
1:06:29
Maybe we'd better straighten up. So he's but her about it.
1:06:34
Yeah, well well, they seem really hurt when when Trump
1:06:41
drone that one General follow me.
1:06:45
Yeah, they were really but her about that because they thought
1:06:50
that Trump was going to start a war with Iran when it turns out
1:06:54
that he actually prevented a war with Iran.
1:07:00
Well, I made the dude was killing you as troops or
1:07:02
whatever, you know. Well, yeah, this is the thing.
1:07:05
You know, it's like, should we be out of a lot of these places?
1:07:09
Yes. You know, should we let this
1:07:13
this guy playing a literal attack that's going to end in
1:07:17
Italy. Kill our guys know.
1:07:21
Right, like, we all can exert that new want, I hope.
1:07:25
Aye. Aye sir.
1:07:27
I certainly can well I think I mean, I and I think that's the,
1:07:33
that's kind of the show forced. We need is.
1:07:36
Hey, you know, don't fuck with us and we will need to go to
1:07:39
war. Yeah, so yeah, but I mean, this,
1:07:43
this all goes back to the failure of bullish, which led to
1:07:46
the failure of Obama, which was we invaded Iraq.
1:07:51
Turned it into a democracy, guess what?
1:07:55
they're the same type of Muslim as the Iranians And so what
1:08:04
happens is, they vote in a government that supports our ran
1:08:06
and then we have to leave. And so now Iran has Iraq.
1:08:11
And you can look at all of these, you know, the all of you
1:08:15
Obama years is trying to make up for that to Balance power.
1:08:22
Because of the mistake of Iraq and it just led to the
1:08:25
tremendous death of so many people.
1:08:28
I mean, look at Syria and place is still a war-torn shit hole.
1:08:33
Why is it a war-torn shithole? Because we over, we tried to
1:08:36
overthrow the Assad regime. Like, we tried to overthrow all
1:08:40
of these countries and pretty much other than I think.
1:08:46
Tunisia. Right?
1:08:48
All of them were like failures. Like horrific, bloodbath
1:08:52
failures, Libya, with the return of human, open human slavery.
1:09:00
Right, Syria with Isis in these terrible people.
1:09:04
I mean, we gave our weapons to Isis because they were moderate
1:09:08
Rebels, right? Just like we gave weapons to Al
1:09:11
nusra and Al Qaeda. In order to fight that because,
1:09:18
you know, Syria is friends with the Iranians who's friends with
1:09:23
Russia. You know, it's just a cluster
1:09:29
fuck. Then I think that Americans
1:09:31
intuitively, feel it in their heart, you know, and there's a
1:09:36
lot of resentment for it but very few of them know the
1:09:40
details. Yeah.
1:09:45
I mean I mean as much as much as I love as much as I love Reagan,
1:09:50
one of the things that I think the Reagan Administration kind
1:09:54
of fucked up on was Was aiding Afghanistan against Russia back
1:10:04
in the day. Because I mean, we basically
1:10:09
created Al-Qaeda that way Um, yeah yeah.
1:10:16
I see I would be split on that, right?
1:10:24
Yeah. I mean, I'm I mean, I'm kind of
1:10:27
I'm I am kind of like a cold war buff but even so the
1:10:31
Afghanistan, the Afghanistan chapter Is kind of a little
1:10:37
iffy. Like I'm not sort of, a sort of
1:10:40
defer, to your knowledge, but like, the, the Afghanistan war
1:10:45
was very costly for the Soviets. Correct.
1:10:48
Oh yeah, it totally. Was there there was there was,
1:10:53
there was no as like, look as far as I can tell.
1:10:57
Like there was no reason for us to supply them weapons anyway
1:11:01
because they were already kicking the crap out of the
1:11:06
Russians. Okay, is that?
1:11:08
So I thought that the helicopter, I mean, we gave them
1:11:11
Stinger missiles, right? That was our main contributions.
1:11:15
Yeah. That yeah, that that, that was
1:11:18
that was like our that was on our main contract.
1:11:22
That was our main contribution but the, the other problem was
1:11:26
and I'm not sure. You know this my I don't think
1:11:29
this was a very good decision. I think was more like Bush's
1:11:33
decision as VP, one of the things was After the Soviets,
1:11:41
got kicked out of right after the Soviets, got kicked out of
1:11:48
Afghanistan. Some of the, some of the more
1:11:53
moderates in the Taliban were like, hey, we didn't we need
1:11:58
money for schools and whatnot. Can you guys Send that to us and
1:12:07
Butch was basically like, nope, it, you know, we can't we can't
1:12:13
spare the funds and Reagan didn't put his foot down with
1:12:19
that. And so they got pissed and all
1:12:24
these Splinter groups, like started form and that's how we
1:12:29
got Afghanistan today as near. Yeah.
1:12:33
Well, Yeah. Again it's all it's all the
1:12:37
bushes fall. Yeah I mean I could definitely
1:12:41
see that. I I don't know.
1:12:45
I'm not going to say that the eating of the mujahideen against
1:12:49
the Soviet Union, Afghanistan was necessarily the wrong call
1:12:54
now. No.
1:12:54
But I get with hindsight. It's him, it's cost, right?
1:12:59
And I understand your point, but I do think that it was probably
1:13:03
very important to the fall of the Soviet Union, which I think
1:13:13
II think is actually better for Humanity than like Iraq
1:13:20
Afghanistan and like 9/11 was bad.
1:13:26
Yeah for Humanity. What what what, why don't we let
1:13:30
me rephrase that a little bit. I mean I don't I don't think the
1:13:34
u.s. helping to remove how to Jean was necessarily bad.
1:13:38
I think us helping them move. The mod does Gene during wartime
1:13:44
but then not but then not helping them rebuild rebuild was
1:13:48
okay. Lock it up then.
1:13:50
Okay. So you're saying just how it was
1:13:52
handled in general, I can understand that.
1:13:53
Yeah, well you got to remember that the the Taliban were not
1:13:57
too fond of al-Qaeda right now. Osama Bin Laden's, main
1:14:02
objective was to draw the United States and Afghanistan.
1:14:05
Now you can understand why the Taliban Having set up a Muslim
1:14:11
extremist country in Afghanistan were not too fond of the
1:14:15
Americans. Invading them And these people
1:14:22
are not, these people are not afghans.
1:14:29
You know, but there was no excuse for us to allow Mission
1:14:32
creep to such a degree that we've remained there for 14
1:14:35
years and thought that we were going to buy the end of it,
1:14:38
install Western democracy and to our culture on a bunch of
1:14:43
religious tribal people in a, on industrialized Nation, right?
1:14:50
At is it absurd? That is an absurd idea.
1:14:54
And one that I actually find is just inherently evil, I think
1:14:57
it's evil. To invade a group of people and
1:15:01
attempt to sort of undermine their culture and force yours
1:15:06
upon them because you're so good as an invading Force.
1:15:13
Yeah, I mean, now, I mean, now I do in hindsight when I, when I
1:15:17
was a kid I would like, well, what's wrong with that?
1:15:21
Like doesn't every country wanting to be America but then
1:15:25
I, As I Grew Older, I'm like, oh no, not at all.
1:15:30
So well, if if like you know if our foreign policy was like, Hey
1:15:37
Afghanistan, you should like Have trade with us, and you
1:15:43
should like help, maybe set up rule of law so that people can
1:15:47
invest or something like that, that would be different, right?
1:15:51
It's the act of literally sending men with guns and tanks.
1:15:56
Taking a place and then deciding that you're going to make its
1:16:00
people adopt your culture, your values that is wrong.
1:16:08
Yeah. Now, if we had just invaded
1:16:12
looked for Al-Qaeda, van, Al Qaeda.
1:16:15
If the Taliban got another way. We fought them to then that's
1:16:19
one thing, right? And we're like, oh, I guess he
1:16:21
went to Pakistan. We got to leave or something.
1:16:29
Yeah. But yeah, but they but they
1:16:31
didn't do that, so yeah. And once again, I mean it's like
1:16:38
the one out of the two Wars that we actually won in quotation,
1:16:42
mark, right. And the government that we
1:16:44
created a still stands is friends with Iran.
1:16:48
So that was great. Yeah, that was great.
1:16:51
We took Iran's main rival who they literally fought a bloody
1:16:55
trench in gas war with and made them friends.
1:17:01
Yeah. It's smooth.
1:17:02
Smooth Move. Yeah, I mean we just got rid of
1:17:06
Saddam and when we did he said that radical islamists would
1:17:12
take power. I'm sure enough and sure enough
1:17:16
they did I Cicero's. Yeah well I mean I mean Saddam
1:17:21
was Saddam was a bad guy, no doubt but Again it's one of
1:17:31
those things like the you with the you asked when they took out
1:17:35
Saddam, it was like a giant power vacuum.
1:17:40
Right. And that's kind, that's
1:17:43
something that's so much high point about like about the u.s.
1:17:51
helping the Afghan games, kick out Russia in the 80s.
1:17:55
Right? Is yeah, the Soviets went away
1:17:59
but afterwards the u.s. didn't do anything to like to guarantee
1:18:04
that something else went awry, one arise in Afghanistan.
1:18:10
So I when I back what I'm seeing, did you know the acronym
1:18:16
like beard I'd have to look it up real quick.
1:18:20
Now I've heard of Snapchat I've heard of snafu which is what
1:18:25
this country is in right now. Yeah.
1:18:30
So beard stand for Western educated, industrialized rich,
1:18:34
and Democratic, right? That's it's used in Psychology
1:18:39
because when you study people that meet that criteria, they
1:18:43
have moral foundations, that are very unique, they're very
1:18:47
unlikely, Two other people in the world.
1:18:49
And I guess what I'm getting at is that I saw towards the end of
1:18:53
Afghanistan and now with Ukraine and our foreign policy, That
1:19:01
these people have way outsized influence on our foreign policy
1:19:07
first and second they see imperialism and killing people
1:19:13
and strong-arming countries into adopting their values.
1:19:19
Based on moral foundations, that other people in the world don't
1:19:22
share as acceptable. And that's the thing I'm saying
1:19:26
that's detestable, right? Yeah.
1:19:31
Now one could say well aren't you a bit hypocritical you
1:19:36
supported in the past when America was against communism
1:19:41
and used Force? But I would say that there's a
1:19:44
difference and that difference was for instance, South Korea
1:19:48
did not have the government structure of the United States.
1:19:52
South Korea in many ways did not share our values, but we
1:19:57
supported them because they were fighting against communism.
1:20:01
Vietnam, we did not demand the Vietnam, adopt all of our
1:20:05
values, right? Right.
1:20:11
They were fighting communism. So I mean I think there's a
1:20:14
difference. There's a difference in that we
1:20:16
tolerate people's differences in their own countries and their
1:20:21
ability to make their own laws and have their own culture.
1:20:25
We just understand that communism actually like.
1:20:29
Now, these weird people have the Communist Bloc at the time was
1:20:33
willing to use Force. Kill people in order to track
1:20:37
your eye to instill its values upon people, and destroy their
1:20:41
culture. So I think that communism is a
1:20:43
unique threat and that's why I would say that it's not
1:20:45
hypocritical. Of me.
1:20:50
Right. Well, I also, I also think that
1:20:55
at least, at least when Vietnam started, like I've heard I've
1:21:00
heard theories. That would be a nam started.
1:21:03
It was not intended to go on for as long as it did.
1:21:10
In fact, like I the one thing I heard from Alex Jones like years
1:21:17
and years and years ago, was that JFK wanted to end Vietnam
1:21:21
early. And then that's when the
1:21:24
powers-that-be took them out because they want Vietnam to be
1:21:27
an endless war. I I mean if if you have proof of
1:21:33
that, you know, somebody in chat or something close to link me,
1:21:37
something I'll read it. I don't think so.
1:21:42
Yeah. I I don't know.
1:21:44
I don't know if that's true or not.
1:21:46
That's just what I like. That's what Alex Jones said,
1:21:48
like 15 years ago. Yeah, why don't take what he
1:21:52
says. Is Gospel, right?
1:21:53
Like there? No, not really do.
1:21:56
I, yeah. I mean, there's things that he
1:21:58
said that have been right, but usually, like, he's linking to
1:22:01
the source, right? Like You can go look at sores
1:22:06
that mean I will give that Infowars despite their like
1:22:10
crazy Antics. If you go on their website,
1:22:13
usually they have a source at the bottom, unlike New York
1:22:16
Times. Yeah, but no I think of the Gulf
1:22:24
of Tonkin was kind of a false flag.
1:22:26
I think that's been proven, I am, I guess a bit of a
1:22:30
revisionist and that I do think that that was justified first
1:22:35
and foremost because I think that we needed further
1:22:41
involvement, In that word of to defeat communism.
1:22:47
I think that we would have won that war if it were not for the
1:22:54
media. Faced thank you, Walter.
1:22:58
Cronkite years. Walter Cronkite, who we now
1:23:01
know, is a communist, he had empathy for communism.
1:23:05
He supported it. He used his news program to
1:23:09
demoralize people United States. Yeah, we know that that
1:23:15
basically the left and all of these student organizations,
1:23:17
literally with the help of Vietnam, by the way, like the
1:23:22
fucking North Vietnamese, acted as a third rail to demoralize
1:23:29
America. And it was effective.
1:23:32
Yeah. Now there is some blame because
1:23:37
the United States did not fight in Vietnam as it had fought in
1:23:41
World War. Or two and as it had fought in
1:23:44
Korea which was to carpet bomb, the major cities and destroy all
1:23:48
of the infrastructure of the country that they were at war
1:23:51
with you win the air War, you decimate the land.
1:23:55
I mean there was some bombing of the Ho Chi Minh trail but not
1:23:58
not the cities. Right, that.
1:24:02
That should we should have done that now to be fair.
1:24:07
The logic behind that was that we were scared that if we pushed
1:24:12
them to a certain point, the China would have invaded like in
1:24:16
Korea and pushed us out. Aww.
1:24:22
So that's a fair point to, you know, what I mean?
1:24:26
Yeah, yeah. That it, that actually, that
1:24:28
actually is very Point. Well the, I mean, the other
1:24:31
thing I've heard too is that we would have is that like
1:24:38
supposedly Nixon had a plan to like yeah if you had a winning
1:24:44
strategy, And then Watergate happened and that was that.
1:24:52
So I think that if Richard Nixon could see what they've done to
1:24:57
Donald Trump, now he would have said, impeach me bitch.
1:25:04
I got enough votes. Yeah.
1:25:06
Because, you know, he was really a guy who is like, God, this is
1:25:10
bad for the country. You know and Pat Buchanan which
1:25:16
obviously worked with him in the White House said this.
1:25:20
I mean beacons view was don't resign, but Nixon was adamant
1:25:26
that it was bad for the country. Yeah.
1:25:32
What what, what what I what I'm saying is that, like, is that
1:25:36
Nixon, did nothing wrong. I've actually heard some guy
1:25:43
like confessed that there was like a that Watergate was an
1:25:48
inside job. It's basically make Knicks and
1:25:52
look bad, but well, the thing is Cia knew about it.
1:25:58
We know that from Declassified stuff.
1:26:04
CIA tin atom and if you go look at it, His impeachment was about
1:26:13
his cover up now. If you read kind of what he was
1:26:18
saying happen was he told look in this.
1:26:21
There's a v somewhere. This guy incriminating
1:26:24
information on a bunch of people.
1:26:27
Right. Yeah, so these guys hanging
1:26:31
around break it and then they get caught more or less, right?
1:26:36
And he's like, well, these are people under me, I owe a
1:26:41
responsibility not to throw them under the bus.
1:26:48
Right sir, right? A sister, he stood up for his
1:26:52
people then well because the buck stops with him.
1:26:56
I mean Nixon was in a credibly Stubborn man.
1:27:04
Who if you go read the interviews for me now, I mean,
1:27:08
he was like there with believe it was President, Eisenhower and
1:27:11
stuff. It's military General type guys,
1:27:15
I mean, you got to remember so, so Nixon's view of the
1:27:19
presidency was very like Immense responsibility, the box tops
1:27:24
with me right now. Everything ever?
1:27:27
Yeah. I'm a, I'm a virgin.
1:27:29
I'm a Richard Nixon fan which, you know, I love them to death.
1:27:35
That that piss people that pisses people off because of the
1:27:39
whole Watergate thing, but but people people don't actually
1:27:44
understand what that was about. So fully well openly like openly
1:27:51
defending Richard Nixon against the lies that have been spread
1:27:55
against him and the history books seems to really upset
1:27:59
Boomers. Yeah.
1:28:02
Oh, yeah. My, my, my dad, I've gotten into
1:28:06
huge arguments about that. So well, it's part of like the
1:28:11
Boomer truth package. It's the thing that they all
1:28:14
seem to believe is that Richard Nixon was bad because of
1:28:19
Watergate, and then they believe that Like everyone who went to
1:28:24
Vietnam, basically was drafted, when that's not the case, it
1:28:28
increased in the later years, the amount of people.
1:28:31
But yeah, the majority of people fucking signed up.
1:28:34
Okay. They weren't all draft know, I
1:28:39
know, I know that I've, I've met several people.
1:28:43
I've met several gentlemen, who I mean now they're all.
1:28:47
But yeah, they, they, they volunteered.
1:28:53
Yeah, and I mean I can have some empathy because a lot of these
1:28:56
people, you know, they did lose a loved one or they know
1:28:59
somebody who came back. All fucked up.
1:29:02
Shell shock is real. I have the utmost respect, but a
1:29:07
lot of these people they believe nonsense.
1:29:11
They're there. They're adamant view of History.
1:29:14
It's just false. They think Walter Cronkite was
1:29:17
some good objective guy. We know he was a fucking red.
1:29:25
You know, yeah, like you said even a bunch of, like,
1:29:30
conservatives, who would be on board with us, right?
1:29:33
Like, their baby boomer. Conservatives, they're going to
1:29:36
sit there and tell you, well, we didn't have this left-wing media
1:29:42
lying about President back in the day we had Walter.
1:29:45
Cronkite will do I sound like well, the thing of it is the
1:29:56
thing, the thing of it is is like there was as much access to
1:30:01
information back then, so Like that is one good thing is now is
1:30:08
now we can now we can like an alternative stuff.
1:30:10
Like no one, no hat, no one, no. One had any reason to.
1:30:17
I'm not defending Walter cause I'm not defending Walter
1:30:20
Cronkite because I agree with you, he was a piece of shit so
1:30:24
and the fact that if in the future right we find out the
1:30:29
Tucker. Carlson was a Neo-Nazi Right?
1:30:34
Or like, I don't know a radical jihadist.
1:30:36
Extremist. Right?
1:30:39
I think that would be right? Like, I think that you and I in
1:30:46
the future would be interested in that information.
1:30:49
We'd be like, oh damn, wow. We were wrong.
1:30:52
That's interesting, right? These people just get mad.
1:30:57
You know, you would think that they would be the Target
1:30:59
demographic about like, oh, the CIA knew about Watergate.
1:31:03
Well, what does this mean? Like you would think there would
1:31:05
be some intellectual curiosity but like, no, this is the
1:31:11
narrative that they all seem to have.
1:31:16
Yeah, you know I think Zoomers my end up with that same thing
1:31:20
like you know, 80 years from now.
1:31:22
We're like well George Floyd was choked to death you know or
1:31:28
something like that. What are you talk at 80 years
1:31:31
from now? They have.
1:31:32
They have that they have that they're to have now I know but
1:31:36
I'm saying they might still hold it right?
1:31:38
Like it, we're going to be like teaching or our grandkids in
1:31:42
school. Like oh yeah.
1:31:44
Yeah, you know baby boomer history has been like standard
1:31:50
teaching up until like what now it's like just going away or
1:31:55
something. I mean, all I learned in school
1:31:58
is like civil rights. Vietnam Funk at all.
1:32:01
This shit. Like we learned very little
1:32:02
about World War Two. Yeah, I mean, I mean, I did, but
1:32:07
that's because my grandparents were were from the greatest
1:32:11
Generation whatta. Ya know.
1:32:14
So, so it really sparked my interest, so Yeah.
1:32:21
I mean I individually outside of school was very obsessed with
1:32:26
like History Channel and there was all kinds of shows on the
1:32:31
Iraq War in Fallujah and stuff like that.
1:32:34
Yeah so that that you know I compared to a lot of people my
1:32:40
age or whatever. Grew up looking up to those
1:32:43
guys, you know, and I think that does still play a role in.
1:32:49
When I'm talking about politics, a lot of times I'll bring up
1:32:52
Iraq and bullish as sort of uniquely bad and I do bring up
1:32:59
Obama and his evil. But like in my mind, you know,
1:33:03
9/11 the Iraq War, all of this stuff was when I was literally a
1:33:07
child, it was in the first. It was in the Forefront while my
1:33:13
mind was still developing no snow.
1:33:16
Same here, not 9/11 was the reason why I got Into politics
1:33:20
and honesty because like, my mom, my mom was a little was
1:33:25
literally helping me. Get ready for school when 9/11
1:33:29
happened, and then like, like, okay.
1:33:34
You so I don't know if you've heard this story, but like, I
1:33:38
always wanted to go to New York to New York City when I was,
1:33:43
like, really young because I like that was where that was
1:33:47
where Marvel Comics was. Was.
1:33:50
And so I wanted a good to go, you know, see where like spider
1:33:54
and lived and all that stuff. So, but then 9/11 happened like
1:33:59
that same year. And we weren't sure if our trip
1:34:02
was going to be able to happen. Because that and long story
1:34:08
short, we were, we were like one of the first flights allowed
1:34:12
back in for like, my spring break.
1:34:16
That year. So like after 9/11 and you
1:34:22
could, you could still smell like, the, the smell like
1:34:26
burning steel where we were at. It was not like, it was not
1:34:33
pretty at all, but yeah, like just kind of being there and,
1:34:40
you know, kind of the option, like, it made me curious as like
1:34:44
politics and just the world in general and that's that's kind
1:34:51
of when I became not only read cold but I guess political
1:34:54
pilled as a small Young. And yeah, I mean, I went to Iraq
1:35:01
to or not Iraq. I went to New York rather as a
1:35:08
small child and it was dirty and I didn't really like it.
1:35:12
I like the Statue of Liberty, a great deal, Empire State
1:35:17
Building one of those beautiful buildings have ever been in, you
1:35:22
know, like those two things I like.
1:35:23
But overall the city was dirty and the men were wearing pink
1:35:26
shirts. And I didn't like that when I
1:35:28
was little That was sucks. I was not okay with that.
1:35:34
It's really annoying. He was against the how I was
1:35:38
even then. So no II like I actually like
1:35:45
near works today. I've been there like, eight
1:35:48
times in my life, but it's definitely changed from one.
1:35:53
Giuliani was mayor. That's for sure.
1:35:58
The city actually is be clean and nice and now it's now, New
1:36:03
York is reverting back to what it was in the 70s cleaner.
1:36:07
I mean, you got to remember that I'm like, As a kid grew up in
1:36:12
the country. You know what I mean?
1:36:13
Like I, you know, not super in the middle of nowhere.
1:36:17
Right, right. Has land and so being a small
1:36:21
town kind of guy especially as a child you know I'm all set and
1:36:25
thrown into New York City. It was Nightmare there's too
1:36:29
many people. It was too loud, it was dirty.
1:36:31
He was you know there's nothing good about like I said the men
1:36:35
were wearing pink shirts. I mean What kind of what kind of
1:36:40
degenerate hellhole was this? You know, I was mine, take when
1:36:44
I was little, they didn't even have sweet tea, Sam.
1:36:50
II know. I know that was that was the
1:36:53
humanity that that that the inhumanity of that that the
1:36:57
sweet tea. Was one of my greatest discovery
1:36:59
is when I first came to Florida I try to sweet tea and I was
1:37:04
like fuck it. I'm moving here just for just
1:37:10
for this. Well what happened was that my
1:37:13
mother told me. Hey they're not going to have
1:37:16
sweet tea up north, right. but I got there, and I went to the
1:37:23
restaurant, right there near the Statue of Liberty, and I'm like,
1:37:30
well obviously the Statue of Liberty I can get a sweet tea.
1:37:34
So, fucking Statue of Liberty, they're going to have everything
1:37:36
from America, right? They gave me an unsweet tea it
1:37:41
you know, it just it upset, me, deeply.
1:37:45
You know, that was my first sense of the decline of the
1:37:50
United States. Well, well, well, they're well,
1:37:56
they're idea of sweet tea is, as I'm sure.
1:37:59
You know, you just put sugar packets in to and mix it.
1:38:05
Yeah. You you make hot tea and then
1:38:08
you put ice on it and then you you squirt, a lemon and then
1:38:13
they give you a few sugar packets.
1:38:17
Yeah yeah that yeah that's that's the idea of of sweetie.
1:38:24
Now I mean the way you the way you make shmuly sweet tea.
1:38:27
Is you get you get it, you brew it like you're going to do but
1:38:31
you throw a little bit just a little bit of green tea.
1:38:38
interesting, it just it adds a little Hmm.
1:38:46
Yeah, I live off to try that. Yeah.
1:38:49
And I make it so it's like you gotta find that sweet spot.
1:38:53
You get what I did there. You gotta find The Sweet Spot
1:38:56
between like this is way too sweet.
1:38:59
I'm going to die. I'm going to feel sick.
1:39:02
This is like a syrup and not enough sugar.
1:39:05
You gotta well, well you need you need.
1:39:08
Oh well, the other thing is you need simple syrup and Ice teas.
1:39:13
Who so you just, you can't put you just can't put raw grain
1:39:21
noises sugar, and In, you know, sweet tea.
1:39:26
Otherwise it's not going to work.
1:39:29
Yeah. Yeah we have to do it when it's
1:39:30
hot, you don't. Yeah.
1:39:32
You don't wait until you fucking chilled it and you have ice
1:39:34
cubes in there. Yeah.
1:39:37
Yeah. But that but that's what people
1:39:39
at West do and it's awful. Yeah, no.
1:39:43
You got to get like powdered sugar.
1:39:48
Yeah, makes it easy to dissolve. Yeah, absolutely.
1:39:56
But that's you know, So that the formative years, you know?
1:40:02
Yeah well. You know, my form of my, former
1:40:07
my formative years were, we're in like, you know, Colorado kind
1:40:15
of before it became Sterno country, but not like it was
1:40:18
headed that way. But like I've I've embraced
1:40:24
being a Florida, man. At this point.
1:40:27
So it's just it's way better than Colorado.
1:40:33
Okay yeah I mean Ford is a great state Man II.
1:40:36
I think it's great. so, Any final thoughts on on Trump and
1:40:49
where this trial was going to go.
1:40:54
I think that that remains to be seen and you know if I make
1:40:59
predictions, I don't want to come across as an idiot, you
1:41:02
know? Yeah, you're kind.
1:41:05
You're going to wear on a things remain to be seeing.
1:41:09
So Anyway well I think that just about does it for tonight's show
1:41:18
I should have anything you want to bring up so I do not trust
1:41:24
still trying to get gas for your show and we'll see if some
1:41:28
people reply I know. Well I know that Max has that
1:41:33
one has has one guess who I don't want them mention yet but
1:41:38
if yeah it's a question of when Fantastic.
1:41:44
So, all right, I think that'll do it for tonight.
1:41:47
So thanks for dropping in SLI and thanks to this lovely for
1:41:53
tuning in. So we'll see you on the next one
1:41:58
and yeah, I'll be so we'll see you next week, so Take care
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