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#668: The Turtle and the Ladybug · Macroaggressions

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Don't think you're gonna have fun when you find out what the what the ladybug term is
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The episode is called the turtle and the ladybug and we're gonna talk about Mitch McConnell and
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our good friend Lindsey Graham and
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When you find out the reason why he's nicknamed the ladybug
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If you're listening to this podcast while you're driving your car
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You're gonna probably aim towards the closest brick wall to end things after you hear
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How he got this nickname I'm gonna save it for a little bit towards the end
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Just as a tease but oh it's awful
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It's so awful
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But you know look I
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Full disclosure. I'm not totally certain that Mitch McConnell is dead yet. I mean I think he is he's dead on the inside
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Can we agree on that?
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Right. He's on some level. He's very much dead. Is he physically dead?
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Yeah, probably
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Yeah, and and and so we're gonna talk about him like he's dead
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Okay, I have no problem eulogizing Mitch McConnell in advance of his death, right?
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Well, let's just get it. I mean, I'm trying to be efficient here
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Let's get it out of the way now so that when he does officially die
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We just throw him in a in the ground and bury him and and then walk away. That's it, right?
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Cuz maybe maybe Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell could split a taxi to hell
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Because that's where they're going for the things that they've done. So we're gonna we're gonna examine this
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For those of you in Europe who are
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Unfamiliar with American politics
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You've got to see these guys
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It's they're straight out of central casting. I mean
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Mitch McConnell the reason why he's nicknamed the turtle he looks like a turtle. He has no chin at all, you know, he
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That's a he's a very weak-looking man
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We're gonna get into the the depths of of who he is what he's really do who his wife is that's
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Extremely important to what's going on right now is to know who Mitch McConnell's wife is
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Everyone said I think she might be a Chinese spy. Yeah
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Yeah, you think so well, we'll get into that and so
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And in and Lindsey Graham for those of you, I'm sure all you in Europe know who Lindsey Graham is
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He's in hell. He's in Europe more than he's in America
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Whether he's in your crane
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Doing a rain dance begging for more ammunition for them or he's in Israel
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Putting his hand on the wall or letting people put their hands on him or whatever. I don't know but
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Lindsey Graham has spent far more time. He's the senator from
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Tel Aviv
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Yeah, they always call him the senator from South Carolina. No, no, no, no
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He doesn't give a flying fuck about the people in South Carolina or any of the Carolinas for that matter
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I mean when you guys had the fires and everything and and the rains and floods and all in the mudslides and the aftermath of all that stuff
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Where was Lindsey Graham? He was in Israel getting his balls waxed by some kid over there
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I mean, this is who we're we're led by but both of these people are dead now. So good for them. They had it coming, you know
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It's uh
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it's
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With regard to I mean both of them within like it was like 48 hours of each other, right?
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We'll talk about a little bit about we'll talk about turtle Mitch first. We'll get into Lady g
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In the second half as to and we have questions about whether or not
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Lindsey was
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Whether this was a natural occurrence or whether or not somebody was made to
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Put an end to this
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psychopaths reign of South South Carolina
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But look, I will say this I will say this in terms of you know, could
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Lindsey Graham have had a just a legit heart attack at 71 sure absolutely these things happen all the time
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My dad died at 46 from a heart attack. No nothing nefarious there. It can happen and
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To be fair these people Mitch McConnell Lindsey Graham
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Are under a tremendous amount of stress now
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I'm not excusing them and I'm not saying that is some sort of like
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Get out of jail free card because you put yourself in a position like this
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So you get no sympathy from me, but they are under a tremendous amount of stress and I don't just mean a
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heavy workload of
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Doing the American people's bidding, you know trying to make Kentucky and South Carolina much better places
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No, no, I mean they are under a tremendous amount of pressure
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From people in the shadows that you don't see now. They don't answer to the voters
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They don't give a shit about the voters
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I'm talking about the men in black with the black hats who were whispering in their ear
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We better get a war with Iran
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by next week or
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We're gonna start leaking pictures of you
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You know this sort of stuff and it's not limited to Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell to be fair. It's all of them
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To some degrees these guys have been big players for 40 years
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So they know the game they're the leaders Mitch McConnell was was the actual leader
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He was a Senate leader longer than anybody in the history of the United States
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So
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Mitch McConnell knew the game
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Lindsey Graham knew the game
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You knew the job was dangerous when you took it you decided to become a high-ranking senator it comes with some sort of
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Peril if you don't do what Israel wants you to do they'll kill you
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Period end of story now if you are a high-ranking person like Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham
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They might not kill you right away
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They'll just play pluck people of your family off car accidents heart attacks things like that
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But then you get a phone call
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from somebody saying
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We've done it once we can do it again get on board with the program or we'll take you out, right?
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So I don't know how much of these guys you needed to twist their arms at some point
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They just became who they are. I don't think you needed
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The continual blackmail on Lindsey Graham. He's he's team is he was team Israel for a long long time
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He might have been put on that team because of the things that he's done and the control that they had over him
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But it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy at this point. He's team Israel
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He wants that regardless of whether you've got the goods on him or not
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He knows where he's you know, there's only one way out when you're these guys you work with with that
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Faction
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Or they kill you
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That's it. You don't get to negotiate. There's no well guys. I mean, I'll be the senator from Kentucky for
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You know since 93 or whatever. I'll come in and or since 85 I should say
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I'll come in and just tiptoe around the edges with the Israel stuff. No, you won't
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You don't make it 40 years in this business unless you understand who the threats are
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And these guys had been they sold out their their country a long long time ago
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If they ever had any loyalty to it at all, but it's gone. It's been gone for a long time
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and
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Let's examine that I'll start with Mitch. He was born in 1942
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You know and should be retired
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But when you work for the devil, there's no days off
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When you make the deal with the devil to get into politics when they take you to the underground
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Facilities and you sacrifice the kids and drink the blood and do all that stuff you're in
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There's no
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retirement party from the satanic cult
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You don't get to go home and if you made the deal with the devil to get up on the stage and be famous
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They'd never let you off. That's why you see those poor bastard that was the guy that from the Frankie Valley from four seasons
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He's dead as well. He might have died with Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham
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But that doesn't mean he's not still gonna be up there on stage singing in some capacity
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And there's no expiration date for this
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This is something that I think that you make a well if you're like a young Hollywood person and you're starting off and you
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Have no perspective of time don't know how long forever is and
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You make a deal with the devil or Hollywood guys who are representing the devil or something along those lines or
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politicians who are representing the devil
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The devil in quotes, you know, whatever that means to you the dark entity dark forces
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You know, you you don't get to
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Renegotiate the contract when you're in your 50s and you go, oh, it's been a good run
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But I don't think I really want to do this anymore
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You know what with all the murder and the the
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Destruction of society, I think I'd like to not do this and just go
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To my beach house and chill there and just relax for the second half of my life. No
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No, no, no, no, no, no, you didn't read the fine print when you sold your soul to the devil
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Like all the pop stars and all the actors and the and even some of the politicians who talk about it as well
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Mitch McConnell
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Doesn't strike people as being a bloodthirsty maniac because he's such a soft-looking man
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You know, you look at him and he looks like the type of guy
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He's like one of those get off my lawn boomer asshole types that you have to deal with you've had to deal with your entire life
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Wants to lecture you about everything, you know, Mitch McConnell is one of those guys, but he doesn't strike you or me
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And he doesn't strike me as being a particularly intimidating figure neither is Lindsey Graham
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Far from being the intimidating figure
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So what is it about them that's allowed them to stay in power for so long well their vessels
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They they are
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Empty
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On a soul
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You know on a soul level they've been empty
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Maybe they've been filled up by some demonic possession, but there's nothing inspiring about Mitch McConnell
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You know, you there's some people who you go this guy spent 40 years in politics
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He did all this stuff. He's got a long track record of doing amazing things and working with this anything
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I don't know about Mitch McConnell
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What is he done?
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What is he done? He so he came into politics in
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1985 he's the he's a Republican from Kentucky, okay
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The the the reason why people are saying he's dead
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But not being announced as being dead is because when you die as the senator from Kentucky
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You now have an open seat and you know who would be looking for that open seat Thomas Massey
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right and Thomas Massey would be a perfect fit for that right and so
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What they're doing right now is
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Working out something behind the scenes to make sure that that seat doesn't go to Thomas Massey and
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Until they figure that out Mitch McConnell is going to be air quotes in the hospital with his doting wife
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Who's not there and the CIA is gonna release release pictures of him from his hospital room
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With his doting wife, but if you take a look at the pictures the shirt that he's wearing was a shirt from a picture from three years ago
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So it's a fake picture. It's a fake proof of life. He's dead and
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They're trying they've got him on ice maybe literally on ice to figure out what to do with that seat
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That's how it works in politics
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Anthony Scalia goes to a retreat in Texas and never comes home dies in his sleep. He was murdered, right?
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These guys get murdered all the time. I mean Mitch McConnell to be fair
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All you have to do is sneeze on him. You may kill him, you know what I mean?
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He didn't look good for a while. He you remember he's glitch McConnell
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stood in front of that camera and just
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Straight up glitched couldn't talk couldn't do anything like they turned his brain off. I
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I you know
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I'm a compassionate person for for people who
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Earned it deserve it right if I saw some old man who I didn't know standing there glitching out like that
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I I would feel extremely sad inside
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But I don't feel that way with Mitch McConnell good
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Good, I hope you know that everybody is mocking you
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I hope that when you when you have your actual funeral
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You'll know that the the the leading sentiment is that good riddance
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Good riddance get rid of this fucking guy. Do you know that Mitch McConnell has the lowest rated?
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He's the lowest rated senator. He has the lowest approval rating of any senator ever
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He's terrible. His his people hate him
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he can't he
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Let's go through a little bit of of his
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past in terms of
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See he's been the leader of the Senate. It's one thing to just be a senator
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There's a hundred senators, but someone's got to be the leader of it, right? So so of the Republican Party
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There's the Republican leader and Democratic leader, right? So
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when the Obama years 2007 through 2015
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Mitch McConnell was Senate minority leader. They had a minority in the Senate
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He was the leader so he was the leader of the minority
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Party in the Senate during the the first Trump era. He was the Senate majority leader
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They had the majority of the house, so then he becomes the Senate majority leader then during the Biden years
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2021 to 25 he becomes the Senate minority leader again, so as the
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Senate changes from majority Republican majority Democrat back and forth as that ebbs and flows over time
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the Republicans go from being
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Minority to majority to minority again, and the entire time Mitch McConnell was the leader of it
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so he's
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So again, you can ask some questions about like
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how is
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The Republican Party doing it since 2007 in the last 20 years
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Well, the Republican Party is exceptionally weak
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I remember as a kid thinking that the Republicans were heartless assholes that just did whatever they wanted to do and
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didn't really have much
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empathy or
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Weren't really looking to work and this was like the Reagan era when I was growing up and it's just the perception
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Doesn't mean it was actually happening
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But my my perception was that the Republicans are really kind of ball-busting assholes and that the Democrats were a bunch of really soft
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Week like hey, let's can't everybody get along type of things, right?
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What I have learned is that in the last 20 years, maybe that was true
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Maybe the Republicans did have a little bit more of an edge to them in the 80s or early 90s when Bush was was there
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But they don't anymore. They're so weak
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They give up immediately to the Democrats on everything
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There's no bat and again its theater right this fight between right and left
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But they don't even seem to be performing the theatrics properly. It's embarrassing in that respect
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So Mitch McConnell has really overseen the Republican Party becoming neutered, you know the Democrats move so far to the left that just
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Being like a normal person by contrast makes you look like you're on the right
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The Republican Party had a prime opportunity to gather all those people who are like, I don't want to be that far left like I don't
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I'm not I'm not I'm not crazy. I'm not a crazy person
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I don't want I don't believe that men can have babies and stuff like that. I don't want that, right?
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They had an opportunity to to collect all these people who were leaving the left when the left left them and they didn't
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They didn't do it
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Mitch McConnell, I mean again like
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The caveat with all this is that it's theater, right?
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But within the play that we're watching I was pretty disappointed with how weak Mitch McConnell always
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Was gave over get rolled over on everything
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Democrats asked for something he gave it to him
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So
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you know it's
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it's been a slow
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Grind as the the Democrats move further left and the Republicans move further
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Left not not even left to right, but from strength to weakness. They
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Pussified their entire party. There's no
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What does the Republican Party stand for?
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20 years that Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham being involved. What does it stand for?
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Stands for war to me
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But other than that, I can't I don't I know what the Democratic Party stands for they're unhinged
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social piranhas
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mentally ill
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reimagining healthcare and
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Society and all that I can go on and on and on and tell you all the things that the Democrats have become
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What if the Republicans become?
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And besides an embarrassment a laughing stock, you know ruled by fools a lot of people who've been in politics far too long and
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You know if you're not a total fool, then you just roll over for Trump and that's even worse. So
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Who was the Republican Party known for?
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Wearing red ties, that's about all I can that going into debates and and
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Half-assing it. I mean, I don't know who's going to lead the Republican Party in the aftermath of Trump
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It's gonna be JD Vance. Really? He thinks that I don't know
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Back to Mitch McConnell because he was he was the guy who was in charge
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He set the tone for what the Republicans were going to be
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but you know the second half of his life second half of his career he
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He'd always been a deep operator
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You know not not not one of those guys who's who's at the table at the committee of 300
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He's not that deep
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But he's been you know
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You're not involved at the highest levels of the Senate for 40 years without knowing a little bit about where the bodies are buried
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And of course Mitch McConnell knows that but the but in 1993 something happened to him and
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It changed his entire career and that was when he was introduced to
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Elaine Chao and
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Elaine Chao he married. She's a Taiwanese spy
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Okay, I mean she's she's Taiwanese originally and she's Harvard educated
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And she went to she's she went to Harvard
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She's got an international banking background work for Bank of America work for City Corp. She has White House ties
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She worked for Ronald Reagan. She was the secretary of transportation twice
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Once under George HW Bush and once under Trump the first time around
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She was the secretary of labor under George W. Bush during 9-11 during the cleanup and hurricane Katrina
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So I think
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Mitch McConnell's wife might be a deeper operator than Mitch
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That's what I think
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There's something to this now as soon as she as soon as he died
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And you know they're saying they're saying he didn't die
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But but as soon as he died she left for China everyone went holy shit. I
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guess
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Your mission is complete return home agent Chao
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What the fuck you didn't even wait for the body to get cold you just you're immediately back to China
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But she went to mainland China
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She didn't go to Taiwan
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So I don't know who she is to be fair. She's Taiwanese who?
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Well, she was born in Taiwan. She's American now, right? So she's in and nothing wrong with that
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And that's the theoretically the good China, right?
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the the the China that's more on our side Taiwan as opposed to mainland China
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But she's
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She's a deep operator
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And let me tell you something that that jumped out of of her
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resume that
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Made me understand exactly how deep she is
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Under George HW Bush, she was the director of the Peace Corps
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Okay, so now depopulation has entered
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the conversation if
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You're involved with the Peace Corps
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You are one step away from
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NGOs loading up all those people with vaccines your spy if you're there with the Peace Corps your spy at that at that high-ranking level you're not
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You're not teaching basketball like Ted striker. Okay, you're not you're your
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spying on the people that you are saving air quotes
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She was also the United Way director, you know the United Way charity charity fraud
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So again, I want you to listen. This is Mitch McConnell's wife. Her background is Peace Corps United Way
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Secretary of Labor during 9-eleven
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Secretary of Labor during Hurricane Katrina
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Secretary of transportation twice under
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Old man Bush and
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Trump the first time during COVID
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Secretary of transportation during COVID hello
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Flight shut down locked in your house buses not running trains not running
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Deep operator
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Work for banks went to Harvard
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Miraculously
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1993 meets the man of her dreams Mitch fucking McConnell
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Mr. No chin. Oh, I just I know she was growing up as a poor girl and in Taipei probably dreaming of
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This man she would marry a
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Slack-jawed faggot if ever there was one Mitch McConnell holy moly. I mean talk about an unimpressive-looking guy
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Just the epitome of ick
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But Elaine Chao loved him came out of nowhere had to marry him. Isn't that interesting?
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Given her background
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You know his nickname was Moscow Mitch
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The irony is that he really wasn't working with Russia. I mean, yeah, you know the Russians
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He all kind of know the Russians if you're 40 years in the Senate
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But the name that they gave him when they tried to make it so that he was colluding with the Russians in order to get
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Trump and it was Moscow Mitch and that was hilarious. He's
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You know, he's he's Manchuria Mitch if anything
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But whatever so he's a trader
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But to be clear he's Mitch Mitch McConnell is a trader just not to for Russia
29:55
You know that that's just
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He I'll tell you what I'll say the reason why they thought that or well, I'll tell you there is a reason why
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Anyone might think that he did get us sanctions lifted off of Oleg Deripaska. He's the
30:12
he owns the
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Russian aluminum factory or
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Like the biggest aluminum company in Russia with he's one of the oligarchs, right? He
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He got put on a
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Sanctions list list right by the United States and he negotiated with Mitch McConnell to get off of the sanctions list in
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Exchange for building an aluminum processing facility in Kentucky since Mitch McConnell is the senator from Kentucky
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He's gonna do that wink wink nod nod. So what did Mitch do Mitch?
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Got him off of the US sanctions list and Oleg Deripaska
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Promptly did not build the factory in Kentucky because fuck you Mitch. Nobody has any respect for you
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Get me off this list and I promise I'll build this factory in your home state
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I got you off the list. When's that factory coming? It's coming. Never sucker
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You got me off the list. He went to straight Emmys in Russia. He said thank you
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Thank you
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So if you want to call him Moscow Mitch, you can I suppose but like shouldn't he be extracting better deals than this?
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I mean he he
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I mean Moscow Mitch was he involved in the the Victor boot for
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Brittany Griner trade the worst trade in the history of professional sports
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Because that that might have been that might have made you think that he was a
31:41
Colluding with Russia to make a deal that bad, but I think that was actually the Biden people who knows
31:48
But but Mitch did Israel's bidding to don't lest you think that I'm only putting him with China. I'm not he
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He signed a letter to the international criminal courts, you know the ICC that that is that is that has a
32:03
arrest warrant out for Netanyahu and all the
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leaders of the Israeli
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Government
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Mitch McConnell signed the letter
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Instructing the ICC to stop investigating Israel and to take these people off of their lists to take
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Netanyahu and all these guys off of there. So he's a whore for Israel too. You know, I don't want to
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He's not Lindsey Graham
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Lindsey Graham is
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He found his true calling really we'll get to him in a second here, but
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But you know, but Mitch McConnell's been involved in everything that's been going down in the United States Empire for the last 40 years
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Would you like me to list off the things that he's been involved in the Franklin scandal?
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9-11 the great financial crisis of 2008 COVID the Ukraine war the Israel
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Genocide that's going on. He has a 49% disapproval rate
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It's the highest of any senator
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Literally half the people hate him want him out
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he
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Was involved with the cares actor in COVID and
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If you recall what the cares act it it was an economic stimulus package and use that very very loosely
33:26
It was giveaway and he was involved in it
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10% of the United States GDP was printed into thin air was printed out of thin air into existence
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And Mitch McConnell was behind that he was a he was he's the head of the Senate
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Right. This this he was making this happen
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the reason why your
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Groceries cost so much more is because the currency was hyper inflated during COVID
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40% of all I think it's 80% of all dollars were born into existence during that time
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Literally trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars were created out of thin air
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Through under the guides of Mitch McConnell. He was deeply involved in this and
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So, you know, that's how he'll be remembered as a as a deep operator who helped to
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He dismantled
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Consumer protections during COVID. He was enthusiastic about
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the vaccines
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He's listed as having a 65 million dollar net worth which is interesting
34:36
He spent 40 years in Congress making 180,000 a year
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I don't know how you make 65 million dollars from 180 thousand dollar your job even over four years
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If you're paying taxes and you're getting the best investments ever. I just don't know
34:51
What about the Cayman Islands account, huh? What about the Ukraine money?
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It went somewhere Jersey, Bermuda, Panama, Cayman Islands, where'd it go?
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You can't, you know
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$500 billion has gone to Ukraine and it's wound up leaving out the back door and it's going somewhere
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Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell, these guys were paid off. How much they've got? I don't know
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If I had to guess I'd say Mitch McConnell probably has
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$200 million in the Cayman Islands. Lindsey Graham probably twice that. I don't know
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That's the thing about the Cayman Island banking accounts. It's that it's tough to figure out
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Who's got what? I was in the Caymans and in a cab and going down and talking to the cab driver
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And we went by this building was normal looking building and he was he was laughing
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He said, you know how many companies are in that building?
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And he said I think he said it's like 27,000 or something like that. It's like a mailbox place
35:56
You know where you pretend that you're that you've that you're there and you set up a bank account and nobody needs to know who you are
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I mean, I'm in favor of it. I don't get me wrong
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I'm not saying this is a negative having numbered bank accounts and people not knowing about what you've got
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It's how it should be
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The problem is the banking establishment knowing everything about you. That's the real problem
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I have no problem with private banks off-shore banks not paying taxes any of that stuff. That's the that should be your default
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Is set to that?
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You know what I mean, but I do have a problem with Mitch McConnell
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Collecting hundreds of millions of dollars while selling out the country. I have a huge problem with that and
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Lindsey Graham doing the same thing
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Both of these guys trying to convince your kids to join the military so they can go die in some warfare bankers in Israel
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No, thank you while they get rich
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This is the they're the war pigs
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They're the war pigs that black Sabbath was talking about these fucking guys
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The worst people in the planet the weakest men
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You know like the black communities always bitching and moaning about how the white man is keeping them down these white devils
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I agree with you
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Yes, they are honkeys a hundred percent. Let's get these honkeys out of here, right?
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He's not exactly going out in style
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Can we say this about Mitch McConnell because like I remember seeing weekend at Bernie's in the theater when I was a kid
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And I'm pretty sure something like that is happening, you know
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He did
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You know
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Do you remember I mean like they keep these people there forever as long as they can do you remember Diane Feinstein's?
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Shriveled Crip Keeper face, you know, we're not quite there with Mitch McConnell
37:39
He's 83 or at least he was 83 Pelosi was a was a hard 85 and
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You know, Nancy Pelosi sugar tits
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She she's she's up there Feinstein was I don't know how old she was when she finally kicked it she in her 90s
37:59
My money's on Nancy Pelosi becoming the next super scary Diane Feinstein
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Human skeleton looking thing
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Her and Paul her husband hammer time hammer Paul
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Yeah, he got another DUI. Well, he's
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if you get a DUI in
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Wine country
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But the police are on your payroll, did you really get a DUI?
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That is the new tree falling in the woods question
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Look, Mitch Mitch McConnell may be announced is dead by the time you by the time this episode comes out
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I'm recording it a little bit of an advance, but either way. He's dead to me. He should be dead to you
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He's never gonna show his face around. Let's talk about Lady G. Lady G was a bad bitch
38:46
Rent boys rejoice in the death of the ladybug
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Known homosexual not that there's anything particularly wrong with that
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I think maybe in the 50s if you were a known homosexual in Washington that
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Information could have been leveraged against you, but as the decades go on, you know
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That becomes the less of a thing. I don't think anybody is
39:10
Mad at Lindsey Graham for being a homosexual. I don't think I mean if we want to rank things that's pretty low on my list
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now
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Within that the things that he's done to boys because he's homosexual or is obviously awful that goes without saying but
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But you know, he stayed for the after-party whenever he could
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We just put it that way Lindsey Graham was was was out for a good time. He was known
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He was known as Lady G. Just just for I mean I use that as a term
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But the this had been known for a long time. He's kind of a
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Dress up like a woman type of thing
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You know, he's a cross he was a cross-dressing homosexual man
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With you know thoughts and prayers though to his wife and kids who must be devastated in the after oh wait
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so
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again
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There's a lot about the death of Lindsey Graham to like
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But one thing about it that made me have to shake my head and laugh at how absurd things have gotten was that
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The
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That you know America spends a whole lot of time trying to convince people that it's a really tough job to be a senator
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And then they take a guy who spent 35 years as a senator dies
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And then they go and make his sister who has zero experience
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They make her the senator instead proving to the world in general in America in particular
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that
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You do not need any qualifications to be a senator. You just need to vote for Israel
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That's really all it is. Are you going to do the things we tell you to do? Yes or no?
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Yes, is Lindsey Graham's sister going to continue his enthusiastic support for Israel?
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Yes, you know how I know that because she's been named the senator
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If she had problems with it, she wouldn't be the senator. Do you understand that now?
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She may do other things too. She may have to do other things too to make it look like she's doing something
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But it is a reminder that this is all fake and gay that these people are actors
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These people are the least impressive human beings you'll ever interact with
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They're not in positions of power because they're so great. They're in positions of power because they have massive flaws
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black male-able material
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Character issues alcoholism drug addiction
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They're pedophiles most of them. It's perfect. It's perfect
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This is this is the big growing up moment for for for people once they they realize they break out of that
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Spell that they're under as kids when they think
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only important impressive
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well-meaning
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Smart driven people are in politics because they're there to get stuff done as soon as you get that
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Thought out of your head the better your life will be
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As soon as you come to terms with the reality of the people who are in positions of power and why they're there
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okay, I'm gonna tell you about why Lindsey Graham is
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Called ladybug and you are you are never going to be able to
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unhear this
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Okay, so
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By the way, just kids out get them out and get them out of the car stop it pull the car over make them stand outside
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So Lindsey Graham likes to hire male prostitutes, right as you do and
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he
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Appearance apparently he's done this quite often and there's a network of male prostitutes who have had the
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Unfortunate experience of becoming a client of Lindsey Graham and
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They've compared stories
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They've compared notes and they've given him a nickname and so apparently what he's what he's saying to these
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These male prostitutes who are going down and kind of getting into his taint area
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He's got these big black moles between his balls and his asshole
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all over there and
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When the male prostitutes get down there and look at it they go
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What's that and his response?
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Those are just my lady bugs
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Told you you'd want to crash your car into a brick wall. I told you I'm sorry
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But that's the reason why he's called the ladybug, okay?
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Find somebody in your life
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Who loves you and looks at you the way Lindsey Graham?
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Love sending money to Ukraine and to kill Russians you I mean Jesus. Great. Did you hear him? There's
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When you're Lindsey Graham everything's on camera because you're out in public and you're meeting with leaders
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And there's microphones and you know you'd assume that you wouldn't say a lot of the stuff
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But I think there's a I think what we've come to understand and I think you can you can
44:35
You can kind of relate to this and people get very comfortable. They think they're talking about
44:42
things
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With their group of people I do the same. I
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Assume everybody knows vaccines are poison right every now and then I'll blurt something out
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We're at a dinner with somebody and I'll get a funny look and I have to remember. Oh, yeah, these people are stupid
44:56
They don't know what the fuck's going on right so I have to also
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Remember that these politicians do the same thing they have conversations and they talk to each other about these crazy things
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And then sometimes they go out in front of a camera and they say the same things
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forgetting that the rest of the general public would be mortified if they heard this
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But Lindsey Graham
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Had is on camera
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When we're in Ukraine and they're talking about the money that his that he has advocated for to come to Ukraine and he said
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He's they're talking about
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That this money is being used to kill Russians and his response is the best money we've ever spent
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You're not supposed to say that in front of a camera and microphone. I
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Mean I guess it's just sort of out
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I mean, I know that he thinks that and you know that he thinks that
45:50
but this is what I'm saying about that this sort of the
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The paint is coming off of the walls of the white, you know everything feels everything's kind of falling apart in the old days
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You would have kept that stuff a secret
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You wouldn't have said the money that we're spending in Ukraine is the best money ever
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Dead Russians are the best money we've ever spent you'd be thinking it in the 80s
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Much as you but you just wouldn't say it
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For a variety of reasons. It's disgusting and gross. It's strategically
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Blunder to be telling your enemies, but yeah, there's no reason for you to be doing that and
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Yet everybody feels very comfortable talking about this now
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Whether it's that what's going on in Gaza and their relationship with Israel and they talk very very open about oh, yeah
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You know we put you know Israel's our greatest ally and we got a stand with Israel before anything else
46:45
And they putting Israel in front of America and everything. It's like you do know that we know you're compromised
46:51
There's not a possible there's no possible way you came into politics thinking
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You know what I need to do as a representative of South Carolina. I need to advocate for Israel more
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No, that happens once you're in office
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They get to you and they tell you what your job is and
47:05
Lindsey Graham, you know Mitch McConnell like I said was kind of an
47:09
Uninspiring type of guy so those Lindsey Graham
47:12
when you listen to him talk and and and it's pretty obvious that he was
47:19
I mean it's pretty obvious to me an alcohol problem
47:22
and that he was a dark figure but
47:27
he was also very powerful and
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And I think that's part of what enabled him power
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powerful in the sense that
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Powerful within his group. I should say because you know the senators they have kind of limited power
47:43
Power within the Senate, but but Lindsey Graham
47:48
Was more than just an American power player. He was a member of the World Economic Forum
47:53
He attended Bilderberg meetings and he attended the Munich security conference
47:59
regularly, you're not getting invited to those meetings unless you are on
48:04
The globalist side of things. You're not just a senator from South Carolina
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You're the you're the enthusiastic senator from Tel Aviv located in in South Carolina
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And and that's why he was a target. So let's talk a little bit about his death
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Okay, how did he die the official story of Lindsey Graham's death is suspect, okay?
48:27
Heart attack at home
48:29
Sure possible, especially for the heavily vaccinated after a long Europe trip. I've
48:35
I've made those trips to Europe. It's a grind, right?
48:39
but
48:40
Lindsey Graham makes those trips all the time
48:43
So I'm not this isn't like your big
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European getaway that you've saved up your entire life and you're gonna go go to Europe and do it up
48:52
He was in Ukraine turned around came right back if you believe this story
48:57
Which I don't
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And here's here's my question with okay, so here's the theory of what happened Lindsey Graham was in Ukraine
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He was in Ukraine on Friday afternoon a
49:11
couple weeks ago
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He was touring a drone manufacturing facility
49:17
That drone manufacturing facility was hit with a Russian rocket and blew up went blue blown to smithereens
49:25
Lindsey Graham allegedly was there that day
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but left and
49:30
His route into Ukraine was an eight to ten hour train ride
49:37
Originating in Poland
49:39
He flew into Poland, so he would have to have left on Friday night a
49:46
Minute before the place blew up take an eight to ten hour train back to Poland
49:54
Get on a plane from Poland to
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Washington which is
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six to eight hours
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depending and
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Get home
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Just in time
50:12
To die in Virginia leaves Friday night right traveling all day Saturday
50:16
Gets home just in time to immediately drop dead. I don't know I
50:22
Think the math works that he could maybe have done it
50:26
But he would have to have been it would have to have been I'm going to this
50:31
Ukraine drone manufacturing facility I'm gonna see that
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I'm gonna do whatever I do and I'm gonna turn around and I'm gonna come home immediately
50:39
That doesn't make sense to me from a logistic standpoint
50:42
You're not gonna spend the night in in Ukraine
50:45
You're not gonna go out to dinner with all these guys or you're funneling billions of dollars too
50:49
You're not gonna take your suitcase filled with my you
50:53
You're just gonna show up there turn around and immediately go home. What was the point?
50:59
I think they whacked him and I think he was in that drone facility and they whacked him now
51:04
If that is true, there's two ways you can go with this
51:08
There's one line of thinking which would be shit the American Empire has been
51:13
Looking for a good reason to start that war, you know to keep that thing going that would be an exceptional one
51:18
You guys killed Lindsey Graham there now. We're gonna open up a
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Can of whoop ass on you. That's one way of looking at it, right? And then and and that is a
51:28
reasonable
51:30
Way to come at this. I think it's a I
51:33
think it
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You know, it's possible
51:37
But I believe that they buried that information. I believe that was too
51:43
Embarrassing for Lindsey Graham to get killed in that
51:46
And and then because it was going to give Russia
51:49
It would give Russia a huge PR advantage. They would use that everywhere. They would totally demoral
51:55
They would it would start a campaign of we got your guy from the US who's bringing all the money
52:00
The bag man we murked him in one in your largest drone manufacturing facility
52:06
So now your money's gone and your drones are gone that be on it. I mean
52:10
that would be a huge advantage for the
52:14
Propaganda of the Russian side if they knew that they got Lindsey Graham
52:17
So I am of the belief that the American Empire will never allow that to come out
52:23
That they'll say he they'll fake 911 calls. They'll send ambulances. They'll do all that
52:28
Performative bullshit. They know how to do this. It's not their first rodeo
52:32
They know how to fake these things now if you and me if we had somebody in our family who
52:38
Went to Ukraine and dropped dead and then we had to fake
52:42
That they came home and had a heart attack and fake 9-11 calls and ambulance pickups on now
52:47
You and I we'd be out of our league doing that, right?
52:51
But the deep state they
52:53
Can do that for breakfast. That is an easy one for them thoughts and prayers Lindsey Graham died. Hmm. I'm well ashamed next
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right just
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You know, but at least
53:06
At least he died doing what he loved which is murdering the poor with drones from the United States
53:13
Yeah, that that's a
53:15
That's it. That's so they they they so I expect the United States will will
53:21
Never change the story or Lindsey Graham died peacefully
53:26
Because is it possible sure did was he filled with vaccines? Yep. Could he die from a heart attack?
53:33
71 sure could all that seems reasonable, which is all you need
53:38
You know, I know what's the who's gonna be?
53:41
overly enthusiastic about examining Lindsey Graham's death, I don't know some people will
53:47
I'm not I got other things to do on to to
53:51
To move on but look it would make the American Empire look extremely weak
53:56
And and that matters. That's a huge factor in this so I
54:01
Don't know. I mean, why don't you do this? Why don't you check to see if Lindsey Graham cleared customs re-entering the United States?
54:09
I would I would like let's get a
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if you guys want to start to
54:15
sending
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FOIA requests for things let's request his customs
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Clear clearing customs in the United States returning home his facial recognition his cell phone records the merit military aircraft
54:28
Information he was on a military aircraft, which plane was he on when did it come in?
54:33
I want the flight manifest of everybody who's on there on the way there and on the way back on
54:38
Both his flights was he on there or was he on the way back? Do we have witnesses? This seems like something we could figure out
54:45
Oh, he came back on that flight for me. I was on that plane and Lindsey Graham wasn't on that fucking plane
54:50
What are you talking about? Oh?
54:52
Yeah, they said he was on them
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Show me homie now. You don't get to just say it and have us believe it. Show me show me Lindsey Graham show me the
55:03
Security footage of Lindsey Graham clearing cut. Do you clear customs off of a military flight like this or is it different?
55:10
What's the military version of customs?
55:14
Show me the stamp on his passport or the
55:18
governmental equivalent of that
55:21
There has to be documentation of it show me a cell phone records show me his cell phone pinged back in the United States and Saturday
55:29
The day he died show me that
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If you can't show me that then I think the story is bullshit
55:39
Let's let's wrap up with this is
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Lindsey Graham
55:45
Mitch McConnell
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These are just a few of the fossils who are in American politics who need to be taken out
55:52
I don't mean taken out like murder, but they need to be well. They just need to be taken out of politics
55:58
You don't need to murder them. They're on there. They've got one foot in the grave. Anyway, I mean we need term limits in politics
56:06
And speaking of old whores, let's talk about Chuck Grassley 92 years old
56:11
What are you doing Chuck?
56:14
Winner when you're supposed to retire are you in it for the love of the game? Are you in it because Israel owned you?
56:21
How Rogers Republican from Kentucky another boy Republicans in Kentucky live forever. He's 88 years old
56:27
He started in 1981. I was in the third grade. I'm almost 54 years old this
56:34
How Rogers has been
56:38
In politics
56:41
Since 1981
56:43
Since when when John Hinckley shot Ronald Reagan this MF or just got into politics
56:50
and he's still in I
56:53
wonder if he's
56:55
Advocating on behalf of his fellow
56:57
Statesman in Kentucky or if he's just doing whatever the fuck he wants to do because he's been in there for so long
57:04
Mad Maxine waters
57:06
Democrat from California. She's 87 years old and bat shit crazy. She's been crazy for 40 years though to be fair
57:13
It's not like it's not like she got old and got crazy. She's
57:17
Points for consistency. I suppose with Maxine waters
57:21
Steny Hoyer, he's 86 Nancy Pelosi 85 James Clyburn 85 John Carter 84
57:29
there are
57:31
24 members of Congress who are 80 years old or older
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24 of them
57:39
That's like 5% right. How many what do we have 550?
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6 I don't know. It's
57:45
It's too many
57:47
Too many 20 there should be term limits. There should be age limits. There should be
57:54
Aptitude tests you should have to do hopscotch. You should have to do a
57:58
Five-minute six-minute mile. I mean, I don't know. I mean there's how to be requirements here for this
58:03
I don't want to see maybe eight-minute mile for them. They're eight. They're old. They're in their 80s, but
58:10
It's the third oldest Congress in the history of the United States
58:14
Right now train in the swamp make an America great again. Yeah, baby
58:19
Yeah, it's the end of the silent generation finally
58:24
But now we just have we're stuck with boomers
58:27
Great great that
58:29
What could possibly go wrong there? Let's talk about the future and we'll wrap this up and get out of here
58:33
the future is AI government and
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Unfortunately, these these guys are making a great case for it now
58:41
I don't want a I government because that's gonna be even worse than what we've currently got
58:46
But you understand how the sales pitch goes these people these humans are flawed
58:52
They have blind spots. They're able to be compromised. What about the computer? The computer doesn't share those sort of traits. It could be
59:00
It could it could be objective. It could be programmed to be fair. It could be the yeah, of course
59:05
It could also be programmed to be unfair
59:07
It could be programmed to look like it's doing everything that you think it's doing while simultaneously doing something else
59:15
AI governments is not going to be the answer but you can understand how that push is going to look
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You know that the computer can't be bribed that
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You know that that they could run
59:30
Well, we've got a situation unfolding. How do we want to address it?
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Well, let's have the computer run 10,000 simulations and figure out which is the best, right?
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They'll they'll sell it to you like that
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You're not some Luddite, right? You want to we've we've got computers that can help us
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You know do the things that we've always wanted to do we don't need to spend all this time
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With the human hours of governance and things like that we can outsource this to the computer
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It's easy for it to track and manage and and then you can spend the rest of your time in this socialist paradise being a painter
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Right, that's what they always talk about like why you guys
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Man the fields and you guys harvest all the wheat I'll be over here finger painting
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You know in my communist paradise where I can do whatever I want
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So yeah, it's tempting to want AI government when you see the human government that we have right and how awful they are
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but I
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can envision a scenario in which
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Blockchain rewards for social welfare programs you're gonna force tech compliance, right?
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You're gonna you're gonna say something like your section 8 your ebt your health care all that stuff is on the blockchain
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You got to get on it you got to get on to get it, right?
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If you want your study, you know, this would be easy to walk people into a digital prison like this a digital government
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It won't be a prison initially. It'll be it'll be the government that you've always hated but digital
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So in and you want to get your section 8
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housing
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stipend or your your ebt cards and everything now you'll just have to deal with the machine which will be fun and
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I would consider that the carrot
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portion of the program and
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Because at some point you'll get the stick and the stick is gonna be things like the cash is banned and that things are certain
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Trackable crypto is required in order to participate in this government this this new technology government that we've imposed
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And I think it's and you can be dismissive of that and go yeah, maybe that'll happen
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Maybe it won't maybe it'll be a million years from now. Well, ask yourself the question. Why are they building the AI data centers?
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Are they are they building it to stream Netflix faster? I doubt it. I really do. I think it's for the digital prison
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being built all around us run by a future
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semi-digital government
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program by these maniacs and
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And put into existence we've got a gender 2030 coming up
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We've got the 17 sustainable development goals. They've talked about openly wanting 15 minute cities. All of this stuff is
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impossible
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With the current government
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But doable in a digital government. So again, we're we're
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We're goofing on on these fossils that are
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Representing the American people in government and we are right to make fun of them because they deserve it
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But my bigger fear is that we may get to a place. I don't know a couple decades down the down the line
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Where we reminisce about the good old days
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When we had human beings that were actually in positions of power and yeah, they were flawed and sure they were pedophiles
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And of course they were monsters
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But they were humans and we could at least
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Interact with them on some human level, but now the machines have taken over and everything is different, right? I
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Don't know
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So maybe the devil that you know
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I don't know the story of the tortoise and the hare
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Is for your kids the story of the turtle and the ladybug
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Is certainly not earmuffs kids
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