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Music. He called that suckers and
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losers. Who in the hell does he think he
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is? Who does he think he is?
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Who does he think he is? Sean Vergorian.
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Who does that guy think he is? Well, what does Sean think he
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is? Oh, man, it's best to say he was
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muted. We have Lena Star Moon, who
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might know what the deal is. She said that's a deep thought.
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It's so deep we can't even measure it.
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That's how deep it is. Oh, Maddie Lynn, who says baby
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Sean? Yes, Sean is a baby.
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He needs to be pampered. And how's that diaper rash?
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The. There's war, but China is
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prepared for the tariff war. Raise yourself.
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All right. We are set here.
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We are set. Hopefully, hopefully we're set.
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I say that every time. Welcome everybody.
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Welcome everyone to another, well, another unique edition of
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Late Night Update. I am Dean Ryan, your late night
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host here with a incredible News Radio edition.
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As I've been promoting, yes, as we're now bracing to get our
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system back, we are. But there's too many things
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going on in the world that how can you not showcase, talk about
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it with others. So that's what we're doing here
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tonight as the episode here tonight is called Russia and
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trying to embrace for war now, a phrase that's often been used in
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the past handful of years, but this time there's irrefutable
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evidence that that's simply the case.
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I'll be at wartime theatre nonetheless.
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We're still paying for it. We're still paying for it.
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We're going to be getting into the trade war here with China,
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as well as the doubling and tripling down of EU and their
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efforts to take Russia out. And they have no choice now
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because if they lose Ukraine, all the filthy, dirty secrets
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spill out. And that's just the tip of the
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Ukrainian iceberg there. So we wanted to talk about that.
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We also have major flu outbreaks now spreading across the
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American continent, and probably I would say the European and
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every other continent, too. They're trying to replicate the
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bubonic plague of old. But you know what they say, you
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can't ever, you can't ever replicate a classic like that,
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no matter how many Shakespeareans you have in hand
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and be getting into that. Also, the measles outbreak is
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not far behind, but it sparks outcry in the miracle jab
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industry. A lot of people are decrying
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that, yes, they are.
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New studies are out about the childhood obesity.
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Now, as you can plainly hear, they don't want me getting this
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out. But who does these days?
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Yeah, childhood obesity is now equating to some major cognitive
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dissidents in society and we're going to put that together here
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tonight. So you got the measles, you got
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the flu outbreak, you have just all insanity going out and
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that's why. Is this all because of the
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ceasefire in Gaza? How can we equate the two?
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We have a major internationals section here tonight as major
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espionage to the CCP. It won't let us be is now
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underway here in the United States, going and stemming from
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the big, big corporate CEOs, their ties to the CCP, as well
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as espionage in the Pentagon, something we knew about long
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ago. Oh God, yes, the EU are breaking
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up. They're saying EU are breaking
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up. And let's not forget why the EU
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was formed to begin with. And it wasn't too just trying to
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mirror the United States, but get rid of country borders for
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trafficking. But you didn't hear that from
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me. Also, the aggression of China,
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now underway with her in the Philippines, a kind of a story
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we haven't really covered in about four to five years now.
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But it's now coming back and making a huge splash, a huge
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splash. We'll be monitoring that.
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Also some showbiz things. But we're going to have a Rebel
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Mama and some 3, two to three stories that you need to know
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about in some real deal, you need to know segments.
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It's going to be coming in the second-half here tonight as this
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News Radio edition takes me back to a time where I got my start
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on radio. So it's really good to be back
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in the junior varsity, must I add.
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OK, we're going to get started now before I do what we are
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broadcasting our frequency here over the way over there on the
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Facebooks where they're at the real Dean Ryan as well as Dean
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Ryan TV on YouTube, the wonderful graveyard as well as
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the new graveyard rumble. And hello to everybody who's
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there. So let's now get started with
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some late night headlines from your neck of the woods as well
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as mine. Well, let's pretend that was a
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Segway. OK, So let's start now.
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This is a very interesting story.
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This is coming out of Texas and I knew this was going to happen.
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Don't call me Nostradamus. Just just call me a well, call
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me Mr. Cleo in this case because now Texas Attorney General, Mr.
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Ken Paxton, I'm sure you're familiar with the attorney
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general there. Well, he's now vowing to target
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left, quote, leftist terror cells following Charlie Kirk's
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murder. Now, how convenient do we see
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the, the, the Heigalian dialectic that was used for
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Charlie Kirk's murder, if he's even, if that's even a
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legitimate person in a legitimate murder, which we have
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Candace Owens, who claims that she saw another angle.
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And by the way, said exactly what I was saying.
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And I got laughed at that the shot came from the from the
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front end, which I said could have came from the watch of the
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Mossad agent, one of those high tech guns.
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And they cleaned up the whole, I mean, I personally, I think he's
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dead, but they're using the death to placate the American
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people, to get the American people good to applaud and say,
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yes, go after the leftist. Now, listen to this.
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This is so key because it starts with the leftist quote, leftist
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terror cells. But that's not the true aim.
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And and that's not the true target here.
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It's people like you and I cause ultimately the next big domestic
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terrorists they're going to be naming here in the next couple
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years, if not sooner. Is the quote extreme right?
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Mark my words on that. So let's hear what Mr. Paxton,
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the beloved attorney general of Texas.
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While the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has now launched a
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new undercover initiative to dismantle what he calls the,
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quote, leftist terror cells operating with Texas operating
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within Texas rather signaling a major escalation in the state's
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domestic security efforts. While the operation is now a
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direct response to the fatal shooting of commentator Charlie
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Kirk, yes, which Paxton labeled a political assassination.
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While he's a dirty, filthy liar and he knows he's lying.
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And they're using this to come after all of us.
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And just like you had you, you had the one of the, the, the key
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person in the administration and the FBI is now saying, well, we
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need to take the guns away. They're now drafting legislation
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to take the guns away from leftist organizations.
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Well, that you know the theme here.
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So continuing now they're saying the alleged shooters recent
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left-leaning political shift is a key focus of the
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investigation. And notice too, there's never
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this outcry in this. Well, we need to go after this
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person. You know, when the Trump
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assassination took place there no follow up, nothing of that
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nature. But this one there is.
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So there was more clout on this one than there was on the 1st
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event last summer. Now the mission's goal is to
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identify in in infiltrate of the radical groups that Paxton
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believes encourage political violence, using the state's full
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law enforcement power to bring them to justice.
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Authorities are linking now Kirk's killing two other violent
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incidents, including in the shooting of an ICE facility in
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Dallas. Over there, investigators have
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connected to the extremist group Antifa brought to you by the
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FBI. The FBI presents antifa now
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Baxson's frames Kirk's death as a pivotal moment for America,
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positioning his new security crackdown as a necessary defense
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against an ex oh a existential threat in this case and a
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central part of his political agenda, which includes a run for
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the US Senate. So that's there it is right
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there. He wants to grandstand and look
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like the hero here, Mr. Paxton, a man who has really got in the
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way of true liberty and freedom. I believe in in many key
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incidences over there in Texas and misdirected on purpose the
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target of that whole psychological operation.
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So if he was really keen to reality, it would be Mossad is
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somebody who should be looked into not the FBI presents
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antifa. Well, there's that one for you.
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And that makes me sick. That makes me sick.
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But I'm used to it and I'm getting better.
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Well, now in wake of all that. Well, the hoopla just as of
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yesterday was now the ceasefire agreement, which I guess you
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have to have a ceasefire agreement and the Gaza, the Gaza
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neighborhoods now because there isn't a a Gaza anymore.
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Well, in this case, the Gaza ceasefire is now signed after
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massive prisoner swap. But the path to lasting peace
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remains uncertain. Well, if there's anything
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certain I can tell you is that statement right there.
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That's a certain certainty. There is no uncertainty or
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certainty rather run now. Trump has now announced the
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ceasefire signed over there in Egypt with Egypt, Qatar and
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Turkey. Now, prisoner exchange saw Hamas
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released captives for the Palestinian prisoners.
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Now, the deal also includes a plan for Gaza's reconstruction
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in demilitarization, which how do you demilitarize when there's
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no military to begin with? And then if you really looked
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into it, any and all weapons came from the Netanyahu himself
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via Qatar $18 million. Now skepticism remains now over
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long term peace in Palestinian statehood as now the agreement
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faces challenges with Israel and Hamas absent from the ceremony.
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Well, that's too bad. And I guess it doesn't count
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because they weren't there to touch the wall.
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Well, that's how we see it now. Here's another just astonishing
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accomplishment is now New York attorney general who's at no Ken
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Paxton, but something far less well, Latita James.
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So when I haven't spoken about in, well, quite some time, has
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now been indicted on Federal Bank bank fraud charges amid the
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political firestorm. That's right, the New York
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attorney general, Miss Latita James, who I'm trying to recall
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and recollect if she was the one who wore her dress backwards
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while taking the witness stand after some raunchy
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rendezvousing, but that's somebody else.
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Well, the in this case, she's been indicted on the federal
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charges of bank fraud and making false statements and claims to
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the financial institution regarding no fork No Norfolk, VA
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property. Now, prosecutors allege that she
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misrepresented it as a secondary residence to secure favorable
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loan terms when it was actually a rental investment.
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So there you go. She's trying to scheme the
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timeshare kind of industry over there.
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Now, the charges stem from a wider investigation initiated by
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the FHFA, which also flagged discrepancies in her Brooklyn
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brownstone loan filings. So Latita dismissed the
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indictment as politically motivated attack orchestrated by
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President Donald Trump, accusing him of weaponizing the justice
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system in retaliation for her civil fraud case against him.
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You know, the irony there is giving me poisoning just of some
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sorts just to hear that the irony and the hypocrisy
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politicizing the, the, the law fair and the justice system.
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Boy, you know that she has the, the short term memory problem
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and the memory of a well of an insect in this case.
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In closing, the indictment follows similar cases against
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Trump's critics, including James Comedy fueling accusations of
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the judicial politicization. Democrats including Kathy
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Hotrell and Senator Chuck Schumer condemned the move as an
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abuse of power. And you know, Chuck Schumer
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would know. He's been abusing people with
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his power for quite some time. And have you seen his wife?
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That's the last question. Now, if convicted, James Latita
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over there, Latita. James faces up to 8.
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Just wow. An incredible amount of time in
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jail, up to 60 years in prison. Legal experts note that the case
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could challenge the prosecutorial independence,
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especially if defense targets the legitimacy of US Attorney
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Lindsay Halligan's appointment. So we'll have to wait and see.
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The HER trial begins October 24th, Although it feels like
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it's should be starting on the 31st because it is quite
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ghoulish. There's that one for you.
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Well, something else. That school is here that's now
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spreading across the United States without any prejudice.
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Well, that's the new flu outbreak.
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Have you heard about it and have you contracted it?
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That's the other question. The global health is now in
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peril as a headline. It's coming out of natural news
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as the flu outbreak now has crippled, crippled in cripples,
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continues to crippled schools across the country as cancer
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deaths projected to soar. And that's another thing we have
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to tell our very ill informed and very naivete friends and
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family about. Before you get that booster, let
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me tell you and talk to you about turbo cancer.
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Yeah, we're going to have to be those types and go door to door
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and maybe give them the Watchtower magazine too when
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we're done. Is now a severe influenza
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outbreak over there in Malaysia just for instance, not just
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America has now infected over 6000 students and forced the
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temporary closure of multiple schools, particularly affecting
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teenagers outside the usual flu season.
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See and heavily heavily, heavily miracle chap over there in
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Indonesia and many Asianic parts of the country and world.
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Now the outbreak has led to shifts at home based learning
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and junior science colleges in heightened preventive measures
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like masking and distancing and sanitation.
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Yes, and that's coming to California and has already
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started. Now the influenza activity is
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also rising globally and not just domestically.
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Now for instance, in the US, 26 states now report high activity
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and 16 widespread infections. Now the World Hell Organization
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notes heightened flu levels across Europe and North America.
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Yes, Canada as well. Now, I think that, yeah, there's
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still part of North America and N Beijing now.
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Meanwhile, cancer projections born of a looming crisis, global
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new cancer cases may climb up. All predictions of 75% increase
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across the world, with deaths also surging.
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Now experts who are familiar with the deaths and the flu and
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yes, the outbreak as well, stressed that the dual threats
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under score the weakness in health systems and call for
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increased investment in prevention.
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Well, could they be any more vague on that one and what what
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expert advice that was? Thank you very much.
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Experts familiar with the matter.
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Well, now that brings us to me another familiar situation as
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now measles are giving the flu a run for the money.
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Well now this is sticking with natural news now as the measle
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outbreak sparks debate over the miracle jab, miracle jab, the
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efficacy of the miracle jabs in the country, as well as the
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public health policy. For starters.
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Well, South Carolina has now reported 11 new measle cases,
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forcing 153 on miracle jab children into a 21 day
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quarantine. Outbreaks in Spartansburg and
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Greenville counties mirror a national surge.
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Isn't that something? And notice what they said there
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153 UN miracle jab children had to be in the 21 day quarantine.
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No, not the children who have the measles that yes, got the
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miracle jabs. Those are the those are the
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protected class now and the outcast are the UN miracle jab.
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And they knew this was going to happen years ago before the
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rollout. This was part of the entire
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pandemic essentials right here when we warned everybody.
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And nobody, not a lot of people, did not heed those calls.
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And they're paying the ultimate price.
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They have the Bell's palsy. They have aches and pains and
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all kinds of ailments that they never had before.
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That's right. They had diabetes and it was
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diet managed. Well, that changed now.
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Officials insist, though, that the MMR Miracle Jam is the best
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defense in the world. But critics question the
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effectiveness, the durability and yes, the transparency, yes,
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and the competency as well. Now, despite measles being
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declared eliminated in 2000, outbreaks persist, raising
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doubts about the CDC's data and Big Pharma influence past
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scandals. Now have I come to a question
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and raised awareness and as the distrust in these agencies is at
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a record high now as well as the distrust in miracle jabs safety.
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Now critics argue that natural immunity may offer a better
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protection than the miracle jab itself, especially in well
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nourished individuals. Now get this now Texas just this
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year alone had an outbreak of 762 cases, 2 deaths despite
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aggressive miracle jabs and suggest waning the miracle jab
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efficacy. And let us not forget that there
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is how many millions came through the border from all over
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the world with all kinds of new airborne and illnesses measles.
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And a lot of this began in 2015 with the most notable major case
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of measles stemming out of California.
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Now, what you didn't hear about that is where it came from in
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the where it originated from, which it stemmed out of
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Disneyland 2015 from quote, Chinese tourist and I'll leave
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that there and I'll take my answer out there.
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There you have that one. Well, sticking with health and
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as a health practitioner myself and a online doctor, I can tell
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you this one is major. It's one of them is the biggest
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epidemics, no pun intended, that has across the shores.
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And I'm talking about childhood obesity.
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Well, now a new study has come out as we close out the segment
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here as childhood obesity is now being linked to thinner brain
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cortex and impaired cognitive function.
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And let me tell you, this is so true.
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The diet, it's all stemming from the gut.
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And this is really just kind of on the heels of the most recent
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study linking your gut health, your diet health could be and
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probably is linked to your bipolar disorder.
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Well, now y'all. Researchers found that children
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with higher BMI show cortical thinning and a white manner
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damage, indicating impaired cognitive development.
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Yes, there's a lot of low IQ D young people in this country,
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sadly. Now the large scale study
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analyzed the MRI scans from roughly 5000 kids ages 9 to 10,
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and in the study it found that 21% of those with high body
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measurement, the body fat scores were overweight, while 17.6%
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were obese. Now the structural brain damages
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could explain the poor academic performance in these obese
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children, linking the high BMI to memory, attention and
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executive function deficits. Now obesity related
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inflammation, insulin resistance and reduce brain blood flow
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could drive these changes. But long term studies are needed
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to prove the cause of it all. Now early nutritional lifestyle
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interventions may help, but preventing childhood obesity is
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critical to protect long term brain health.
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Let me go further on that, that I, I, I, we have such depleted
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minerals in the food crops in California alone.
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And what that has caused is low cognitive functioning of the
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brain. And, and a lot of young people,
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for instance, as we close this off here, for instance, I went
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to a pizza parlor the other day just to, you know, pick up a, a
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pizza pie and the, the cashier kid had to be 1617 was
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completely not there. He was like Spicoli was all
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those years ago, but even worse, didn't know, didn't know how to
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agree to didn't know how to initiate and, and receive the,
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the orders. And I see this across the board
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that a lot of things that we knew and took for granted and
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learned the essentials of life, a lot of these young people just
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don't know. And you could see that you go go
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to a gas station today and look at some of these instructions on
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how to pump gas. All of a sudden lift up, put in.
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I mean, it is the most basic things that you would teach like
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Neanderthals who are like becoming unfrozen and trying to
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assimilate back in society now. And that's the kind of road
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warrior stature Hunger Games that was built by the power
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structure for this time. And it's quite well, it's quite,
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quite annoying. In that case, that's going to
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bring us now to some real deal international.
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And let me tell you, this one is big here as late night update.
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We're usually monitoring the the geopolitical spectrum here, but
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this time we're getting really immersed in it now as some major
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news is coming out of the US, in this case, the corporate America
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now as ACEO of top American insurance company faces scrutiny
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over CCP ties amid growing US China tensions.
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And that's just, this is not even the tip of the iceberg.
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This is just a little sample of what has been espionage and
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treason, not just within the government, but in corporate
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America. And with the CCP, because
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starting in the late 90s, going in the early 2000s, it was
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highly encouraged, excuse me, starting in the early 90s going
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into the early 2000s was highly encouraged to take your business
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to China. Oh, you, you have a tile texture
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business. You have a fashion clothing
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range. No, just have it manufactured in
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China. And that's what was going on.
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It was a, a very close knit group and CE OS that still have
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their CCP time. But let me tell you about this
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now. This is a big story and a
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microcosm of what's to come now as insurance giant Chubb
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Limited. There's been obesity in the
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country. Well, here's a company called
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Chubb Limited and CEO Evan Greenberg, accused of
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maintaining deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
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Yes, so much so Eric Swalwell's jealous.
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And so far, no word from think thing.
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Well, consumers research launches multimillion dollar
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campaign, clear TV ads and mobile billboards.
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And alleging that Chubb prioritized CCP linked
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businesses over the US interest. Yes, they did.
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Greenberg has repeatedly met with Chinese leaders including
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yes Xi Jinping himself, and holds advisory roles and CCP
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linked institutions like the Tung Shui University.
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Now Chubb defends Greenberg citing his criticism of China's
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authoritarian approach, while former Trump officials vouch for
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his pro US stance of the father of Greenberg, Mr. Maurice
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Greenberg has long standing CCP connections, receiving awards
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from Beijing for advancing China's economic interest.
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And so far, that's all we know, as the allegations that Chubb's
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operations in China, including its 85.5% stake and the Hawaii
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Insurance Group in partnership with the state owned PIC PICC,
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reveal a pattern of difference to CCP influence.
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The group's ADS declares that while US leaders warn of China's
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growing threat, that Chubb is investing more and more and
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standing closer to the CCP. And well, Chubb is, well, they
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have a Chubb for China. That's how things are growing
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over there. Speaking of which, well, there's
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now more espionage this time out of corporate of America and into
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the Pentagon itself. This, this is something to raise
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eyebrows and alarms now as a Pentagon contractor is now being
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charged with unlawful retention of classified information.
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Well, I'm appalled and I'm shocked.
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Never my wildest dreams. I've said we'll get this now as
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some of the documents that has been here.
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It is right here. As a man who worked for the
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Pentagon, let me share with this with you.
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And the State Department advisor has been charged with removing
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classified information from a government facility after
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investigators found over 1000 documents with classified
30:07
markings at his house in Virginia.
30:11
And some of the documents that Ashley Telus, an expert in South
30:15
Asian affairs, allegedly accessed and removed refer to
30:19
Air Force tactics techniques, according to court records.
30:24
Now, Mr. or Miss Telus allegedly met numerous times with the
30:29
Chinese government officials over the last several years,
30:32
says FBI affidavit made public on Tuesday.
30:36
Now, just as far back as April of 23, Telus had dinner with
30:40
Chinese government officials in Washington, DC suburb could be
30:46
occasionally overheard talking about Iranian Chinese relations
30:49
and emerging, emerging technologies, including
30:52
artificial intelligence. And that's the big one right
30:54
there. China wants to own the gravel.
30:59
They want to own the the AI in the same way that Israel owns
31:05
the Internet and the cables all connected to it.
31:08
They want to go above that. Now.
31:11
Telus is a unpaid advisor for the State Department and a
31:14
contractor of office and net assessment, according to the US
31:18
affidavit. So this is a huge, this is huge.
31:25
Now, it's worth noting that Telus, who I'm speaking about,
31:29
is a naturalized U.S. citizen, although born in India,
31:34
according to court documents, enlisted as a senior fellow at
31:37
the Carnegie Endowment. The Carnegie endowed the well
31:43
Endowment of the International Peace, a prominent US think
31:48
tank. We think so.
31:50
There we have it. Isn't that just it's really
31:53
refreshing to hear that espionage is still well and
31:57
alive in 2025. Now Speaking of well and alive
32:01
and there's now a well orchestrated in a live trade war
32:07
just in time for the holidays. Something you can get your loved
32:11
ones well get them a trade war as now as China says it will
32:14
fight to the end after US said it was trying to hurt world
32:18
economy. China that is well I I would say
32:23
so in some regard but some others would disagree.
32:27
Now as China has hit back at accusations from the US that it
32:31
is trying to hurt the world economy as the trade war between
32:34
the world's two biggest economies appeared to re
32:37
escalate as an amped up and aggression of rhetoric has now
32:41
increased from both sides. Don't you hate when these guys
32:45
fight? Well, China's commerce ministry
32:48
said Tuesday that the US was threatening to intimidate with
32:51
the prospect of new tariffs on Chinese exports quote, which is
32:56
not the right way to get along with China.
32:59
A spokesperson stand who's familiar with the aggression.
33:05
Well, the comments came shortly after U.S.
33:07
Treasury Secretary Mr. Scott Besant said China wanted to,
33:11
quote, pull everybody else down with them by damaging the world
33:15
economy. It follows the US and China's
33:19
starting to charge each other increased port fees on cargo
33:23
ships, increasing trade tensions.
33:25
And we must remember China owns virtually over 80% of the ports
33:31
around the world, including major ones here in the US.
33:35
Well, the US announced plans earlier this year to begin
33:37
charging duties on China linked ships to counter what it says is
33:41
unfair maritime trade practices. Those tariffs and retaliatory
33:46
ones at that. Charges from China came into
33:49
effect just today. Now, state media said that
33:53
Chinese built ships would be exempt from new measures,
33:56
although the Commerce Ministry and the Ministry of Commerce
33:59
said Monday that it had notified the US about the rare earth
34:04
export controls Beijing announced last week,
34:07
contradicting comments made by the US Trade Representative Mr.
34:12
Jamieson Greer over the weekend that US had not been warned.
34:18
So this is what it is. So we're going to be seeing an
34:21
increase in restrictions on rare earth minerals right here in the
34:24
US and related technologies. And that also includes a lot of
34:29
the on the shelter medicines from ibuprofen, the the the
34:37
autism riddled Tylenol. Yeah, you can't get that
34:42
anymore. Now in response and also in
34:46
closing here, Trump has now responded to the rare earth
34:49
measure by announcing plans to impose tariffs of a hundred 100%
34:55
on Chinese exports effective November 1st.
35:00
Trump announced prompted threats, retaliation from China.
35:03
So the the tariff war now between us over here in the US
35:08
and China has been largely paused all this time until 10th
35:15
of November or so, or until November 1st, that is, as both
35:18
sides are trying to reach a trade agreement now.
35:21
Yeah, this is this is very worrisome.
35:23
You're going to see an increase in a lot of things that you took
35:26
for granted or didn't even know were made in China.
35:29
So when you want to get that wonderful white rice that's made
35:33
of plastic for your dinners and that wonderful beef and broccoli
35:37
wok, you're going to be charged a little more on rice and a lot
35:42
of other goods too. This is going to have a big
35:45
impact on us. Well, speaking and lastly,
35:49
Speaking of aggressions, while China didn't stop there with the
35:51
US, well, they came back to an old foe who could be an old
35:56
friend, who could be a friends. Well, not with benefits, but
36:00
with deficits in this case. Now as the Philippine Islands
36:03
over there, as the Philippine Coast Guard condemns China's
36:06
aggression near disputed island in just to paint the picture
36:10
where this was before, there was coral reefs and little islands
36:14
around the Philippine Islands that China's trying to take back
36:17
and how they were doing it. They were doing it through
36:19
fishing boats. They were disguising the
36:23
People's Liberation armies in Davie as through fishermen boats
36:28
and taking it in increments. And this is what they're doing
36:31
in South America too. So this is how the war is
36:34
fought. And it if and when they were to
36:37
come into the mainland here in the US, it's said that the PLA
36:42
and the Chinese special forces will be wearing blue helmets.
36:46
Sounds crazy until you find out in 2020 they were disguised they
36:51
as the PLA, as U.S. National Guardsmen and asked
36:55
Australia how that fared for them.
36:56
And during their big revolt or attempted 1 and they got batted
37:00
down by cops that looked very unfamiliar to places over there
37:05
in Sydney. Yeah, and Cambodia.
37:11
And they were Chinese cops because they want Australia's
37:14
earth minerals that are rare. Shocking.
37:18
Well, now the Philippine Coast Guard now has reported that the
37:20
Chinese ships executed, quote, dangerous maneuvers and fired
37:25
water cannons at the BRP tattoo peg Bun Pang Bun way, which is a
37:33
great cuisine as well, well, causing minor hull damages.
37:37
Officials condemn the actions as unprovoked coercion.
37:41
And by the way, this is happening in the South China
37:45
Sea. We're doing the same thing to
37:47
the Chinese Navy. You see, everybody's trying to
37:52
repeat the Gulf of Tonkin and it just doesn't always work.
37:56
And then China figured out as well as others, wait a minute,
38:00
If the Americans do can do Gulf of Tonkins, if they can do false
38:03
flags, well, so can we. It's a very big emerging
38:07
industry now is now. Beijing denied wrongdoing,
38:11
claiming the Philippine vessels were quote, illegally intruding
38:15
into its waters and force defensive measures.
38:18
Now, this contradicts the 2016 Hague ruling, in case you
38:22
forgot, which rejected China's expanse of South Tennessee
38:26
claims and they recently released video.
38:29
It captured the moment of the Chinese vessel that rammed into
38:33
the Filipino ship and blasted it with water cannons.
38:38
Despite the aggression, Philippine officials vowed to
38:41
remain undeterred in protecting its fishermen.
38:44
I mean, haven't you ever had a squirt gun fight?
38:48
Little water guns? I guess no one has a playful
38:52
spirit anymore. Now the US embassy over there in
38:54
Manila denounced China's aggression for firming support
38:58
for the Philippine Islands. And the South China Sea sees
39:02
$3.4 trillion in annual trade, heightening strategic tensions.
39:07
Yes, it does. Now the clash underscores and
39:10
closing in the Filipino President Fernando Marcus Junior
39:14
tougher stands compared to his predecessor.
39:16
With China militarizing its artificial islands nearby,
39:19
analysts warn of potential wider conflict if diplomacy fails.
39:24
Well, that's a hell of analysis. In that case, I should become a
39:28
State Department analysis or analyst.
39:31
And here is a final, final one here before me.
39:35
I had to break and come back. Well, we've always wondered what
39:39
was going to come about with the documents that were supposed to
39:43
be revealed from JFK. Well, now we might have an
39:46
answer, although it might not be the one we want.
39:51
Let me tell you about this is this is coming out of the
39:53
national news desk. And now as Representative Luna
39:58
Well says Ambassador from Russia will give docs to her office
40:03
regarding the JFK assassination. So there you have it.
40:08
All the missing documents have been in Russia this whole time.
40:12
Is that something? Well, now, Florida GOP
40:15
Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, Anna Paulina Luna announced
40:20
Tuesday today that the ambassador from Russia to the US
40:24
will be giving documents and number of documents for office
40:27
about the Russian government's findings on who killed former
40:31
President John F Kennedy. Where's a quote?
40:35
My office just received word from the Russian Embassy that
40:39
the ambassador to Russia, from Russia or to the US, from
40:42
Russian to the United States will be handing over and hand
40:46
delivering the missing documents findings on who assassinated JFK
40:52
to my office. Isn't that something she said?
40:54
The documents about 350 pages long.
40:57
It's an easy read and a lot of pictures.
41:00
Luna said that her office will be working with former
41:02
Washington Post reporter Jefferson Morley, in case you
41:06
were just dying to know, to make sure that the American public
41:09
has full access to the documents as long as Israel's not
41:12
mentioned in them. That's in the fine print.
41:16
Yes, it is. So earlier this year, in case
41:18
you forgot, I certainly did that.
41:20
Luna was made the chairwoman of the task force to declassify
41:25
federal secrets. And that's where we lost hope,
41:28
faith and trust in Luna after she she's an Israeli first.
41:34
Her my God, we are so infiltrated.
41:38
OK, we're going to take a quick break.
41:39
Here is I got to talk to my Russian ambassador and see what
41:43
they got for me. But when we get back, we're
41:45
going to get into some key stories that you need to know
41:48
about. We're going to bring a rebel
41:49
Mama back here on the stage and get to that as some of these
41:55
things are very daunting in. Let me let me just give you a
42:01
little preview of what I'm talking about here.
42:03
So on the other side, we're going to get into something I've
42:07
been wanting to know for quite some time of, well, who is Katie
42:10
Porter and why is there so much controversy of this candidate
42:14
for the new government or the new governor of California?
42:17
Yeah. Did you know, did you know, you
42:19
know Newsom trying to be president?
42:21
See, we're going to talk about that also there.
42:24
There's some weirdness happening, major weirdness
42:27
happening in what is now being called another suicide from a
42:33
parking garage. And I covered this about two
42:36
years ago coming down to Disneyland.
42:37
This is something of foul play coming out of LA that's now
42:41
being investigated by the LA County Sheriff's Department over
42:44
there. As if somebody jumped and who
42:46
jumped? And what's the key to it?
42:50
What's the key to it? And then we're going to cover
42:52
the Charlie Kirk Medal, Honor, Honor Medal ceremony and see
42:57
what that was all about in case you missed it.
42:59
And something is going on with Britney Spears.
43:02
We're going to tell you about that on the other side of here
43:04
of LATE night update, the News Radio edition.
43:07
We'll be back after this quick break.
43:11
And by the way, happy birthday to well, Paul Simon.
43:15
Stand by. Get this much wear for me.
43:24
You wouldn't be my bodyguard and I can be a long lost then I can
43:33
call your bed and then call me. You call me I wouldn't be my
43:43
bodyguard. God can be a long I can call
43:51
your bed and when. Remember, like going into the
44:23
90s, like there's some movies that I would recommend you leave
44:27
in the past. The movies with cops.
44:30
She had one cop who was playing by the rules ready for
44:33
retirement. The other one who was Rogue took
44:35
the badge. Maverick.
44:36
He's a maverick. He don't play by the rules.
44:38
He's dangerous. He hangs on to 18 Wheelers
44:43
going, you know, 90 mph by the side and takes a fleet army now
44:47
and a whole fleet just talking about it.
44:49
I get blurry. That's how bad it gets.
44:51
No, there's no rules. Once you take the badge off,
44:54
anything goes. You know, it's full on too.
44:56
When the good cop who played by the rules his whole career, he
44:59
goes, all right, I'm taking my badge off too for this one time.
45:02
And you think about those films we grew up on inside the cop
45:05
movies, lawyer TV shows, the hospital shows.
45:08
You would think that the only jobs in America are cops,
45:10
lawyers and seven gig at the hospital.
46:05
OK, we are back. We are back.
46:10
Hopefully everybody can hear me. Yes, we are.
46:15
So we are back here and we have we have backup charity.
46:37
I. Anyways, let's get her out here.
47:13
Let's see if she's ready for us. Rebel member, welcome to the
47:17
show. Welcome to the stage.
47:21
What a flawless show it is here today.
47:24
Thank you for being here. No problem.
47:28
What you just said was garbledy gook everything to.
47:33
My scrambled or scrambling my audio once again.
47:36
Is that what's happening? Yeah, however fascinating
47:42
stories. I I especially like the one you
47:47
talked about with the child obesity, because let's think
47:52
about it. If childhood obesity causes all
47:56
of these cognitive thought issues, well, then it would only
48:02
make sense that would carry on into adulthood, right?
48:09
I think you're on to something, but I see what you're.
48:11
Doing some names come to mind. Pritzker Christie And this is a
48:20
lovely segue to the woman who will henceforth be known as
48:24
Katya Porker with AK. OK, OK, tell me about it.
48:31
OK, because I'm hearing about this Porter person and porker.
48:38
Porker. Or anyways, there's also.
48:40
Look at our first algorithms well.
48:44
John, tell me about it. Yeah.
48:46
I have a wonderful video and I'm going to post it in the comments
48:50
because we are technically handicapped tonight, so if
48:53
anybody wants to see it, it actually is.
48:56
AI certainly AM. It's a it's a wonderful collage
49:01
of bad behavior by this woman who is running for governor and
49:05
is favored to win in the state of California.
49:09
And let's see, she did an interview with CBSA few days
49:15
ago, became and completely offended by follow up questions.
49:20
Cut it short and the look on her face was similar to Miss Piggy
49:24
just prior to a karate chalk being delivered.
49:29
Wow, and she's a Democrat running for the the governor
49:33
position as as Newsom is, he's turned out correct.
49:38
Absolutely so. And that's only the beginning.
49:43
So she only not only walked out of the interview that every
49:46
other candidate has done without any issues, but she is also on
49:52
screen doing some podcasting from her kitchen by the looks of
49:56
it. And one of her staff members
49:58
walked behind her and she had a complete meltdown and screamed
50:01
at them. And back in 2012, her now
50:06
ex-husband. Thank goodness in the the
50:10
divorce proceedings let it be known that not only was he too,
50:15
and I quote, too effing stupid to have a cell phone, let alone
50:19
operate it, but she got mad that her mashed potatoes weren't just
50:25
so, and she took the pot of boiling mashed potatoes and
50:28
dumped it on his head, burning his scalp.
50:33
You know, some people take their mashed potatoes very seriously
50:36
and that's a step too far, very a step too far.
50:40
So, so that's the controversy around her is that she's abusive
50:44
towards her, her husband, which which is then you know, she's
50:51
perfect for the governor's position in California because
50:54
we've always had abusive governors to run the Golden
50:58
State. OK.
51:01
That might be a trend you want to get away from.
51:04
Well, we're addicted to pain. OK, so is she.
51:07
So she said, she said to win and the the incumbent or I should
51:13
say the the challenger from the GOP from what I've seen over
51:18
here, well, you have the the sheriff of San Bernardino, I
51:21
don't think he's faring well. So it looks like they're going
51:23
to keep a strong hold a stranglehold on the Democratic
51:28
side for governor. Is, is that what we're seeing?
51:31
Unless the Republican get some real traction and that would be
51:35
the podcast you've got. What's his name talking an L?
51:40
Right. It's escape ill, yes, amongst
51:45
many things that escaped me right now.
51:47
But OK, I want to ask you about this now.
51:51
Segwaying here. There's somebody who jumped from
51:55
a car garage again and they're saying it was a self assisted
52:01
suicide or something of that nature.
52:02
And you know, this is another example of here in the Southland
52:07
of these bizarre cases where people are jumping.
52:11
But is there, what's the significance of this one in
52:14
particular? Cause I I've made the case for
52:17
past jumps before. I'm just going to look at it
52:21
here. So yes, this this was stemming
52:25
out of. LA at.
52:26
The Hyatt Regency Hotel, You had officers who arrived on the
52:30
scene around 8:30 last Friday near the town's shopping mall
52:36
and local Hyatt Regency hotel foul play.
52:40
So tell me about this is who jumped, what do we know and what
52:47
is the link here? It's the sister-in-law, I
52:52
believe of her name is Carrie, and it's Carrie Romney.
53:00
OK, so Romney, Mittens, Romney, Mittens Romney who has been very
53:05
silent recently ever since the Burisma Ukrainian connection and
53:11
really honestly ever since the weird bizarre off shoot Mormon
53:18
pack over there on the border of Mexico and California was caught
53:22
as they were doing baby cells and trafficking.
53:25
Connected to Romney, who is totally not into women, but also
53:30
connected to Obama, who's I'm not sure what he's into.
53:34
Well, I have an idea, but yeah, so, So This is why is there foul
53:37
play or why they're saying foul play is not suspected because
53:41
that usually gets it edge. That's a weird thing, I mean
53:44
that, the LA County Sheriff's spokesperson said.
53:47
We don't know if it was self murder or accidental, so how can
53:53
you possibly rule out somebody shoving them?
53:57
Well, this is what's interesting.
53:59
So about a week ago, we saw the head of the Mormon church get
54:02
gunned down. You know, nothing to see here.
54:06
Now we see what I believe is sending a message to Romney not
54:11
to speak because there's something big.
54:16
And I predicted this a long time ago.
54:18
The something big is lurking around the corner for the Mormon
54:21
church. And I think that the Mormon
54:24
influence is highly underrated and people highly overlooked
54:29
their influence in the military and politics as we know it.
54:34
Just Steve Marriott alone and his influential power is, is
54:41
right up there in injustice, superior as I would say a Jared
54:45
Kushner or an Ellison. That's how powerful that church
54:50
is. And remember where Charlie's
54:53
murder took place. Utah, You got it.
55:00
And what a great segue that is, because now today was the medal
55:05
ceremony. No, tell me about this because
55:07
I, I didn't get a chance to. I, I was too busy watching paint
55:11
dry and my grass grow. What was the ceremony?
55:15
It was a lovely ceremony, lots of people there and we had an
55:20
entire crew in the night owls cynical department working as it
55:26
was on and we critiqued it like you would not believe.
55:30
First of all, the Trump that was there was not the same Trump as
55:34
yesterday. This was red tie Gray haired
55:37
Trump. Not blonde and blue Trump that
55:42
we had. Or blonde and burgundy yesterday
55:44
I guess. Yes, yes, the different Trump.
55:50
So she made a big mistake during her speech, Dean.
55:55
And who's she? The wife.
55:57
Which one? The wife Eric OK in between dabs
56:01
of the fake tears she said and I quote he loved to sit outside,
56:08
excuse me with his decaf coffee on a Saturday morning, his phone
56:13
turned off to honor the Sabbath Saturday.
56:20
So Saturday is only observed by 7th Day Adventist and Jewish
56:26
Charlie was neither according to them.
56:31
Right, interesting. And what we're kind of learning
56:33
that Charlie Kirk is really probably could be not his name
56:38
after all. And.
56:40
The parent parent. See, OK, so this is where I'm
56:44
going into. You've yet to see true relatives
56:48
of this Charlie Kirk, and I'm even willing to say that there
56:51
could have been several Charlie Kirk's over the course of time.
56:57
And and what does Candace Owens know?
57:02
Who's Candace working for? Well, Candace Owens is is
57:06
married to somebody very suspect.
57:08
We got to remember that. Yes, cancel.
57:12
Interesting. Look into the husband.
57:15
It's he is completely the other side.
57:19
And he's coming out of the City of London, correct?
57:22
He, he works in the, the finance center.
57:24
There you go right there. That's City of London.
57:27
If in case you don't know the IT is the IT is the Ground Zero for
57:33
the Rothschild banking cartel. And where our Prime Minister
57:39
came from, remember, yes, you can talk yesterday in England
57:43
when the dossier was paid for. Well, OK, well here is before
57:50
you go and I'm going to get your take.
57:52
On this I just got three more stories.
57:54
Are you kidding? Well, I want to bring this to
57:56
you. Well, let's we'll get to her
57:59
first year, but I'll be remiss if I don't bring this up because
58:03
somebody brought this to my attention about Britney Spears.
58:06
Once again, who is going out of control?
58:10
Apparently posting bizarre videos on Instagram.
58:14
Have you heard about this? I have not that I will look into
58:17
it. This is another display of the
58:20
conservative ship and takeover of people with money.
58:25
We saw it with Wendy Williams and now her ex-husband Kevin
58:30
Federline, I guess, you know, is saying in his book he has a new
58:33
book coming out. Everyone has a new book coming
58:35
out and people that don't even read books or know how to write
58:39
one, they all have books coming out.
58:41
He's saying that since the pop stars conservative ship ended,
58:44
which he's vying for, it's become impossible to pretend
58:47
everything's OK. So this is another example.
58:50
Now here is here's where I'm getting at is it's now being
58:55
said that these bizarre clips that we see Brittany, which is
59:00
very worrisome because last time we saw something like this, Anna
59:03
Nicole Smith was doing similar things.
59:06
But in this case, people are saying that it's not really even
59:11
Brittany herself. There's a lot of different look
59:13
alikes and we've heard that about Jamie Foxx and others we
59:18
talked about in politics all the time.
59:21
Do you think this is, you know, is she even still with us?
59:25
So that's another question. But this is some bizarre,
59:30
strange Illuminati stuff on display once again.
59:34
Well, you know, what if she's not with us anymore and they're
59:37
just using AI or whatever, which is perfectly plausible.
59:43
I mean, why not use somebody who's already gone?
59:45
They can't fight back. They can't contradict anything
59:48
you say. You can smear them all you like
59:51
and nobody's going to stand up for her.
59:54
That's right. That's right.
59:56
That's right. We got, I mean, we got multiple
59:58
Erika Kirks. We got multiple Trump's.
1:00:00
What's one more? OK, let's get to your three
1:00:03
more. A few more things to share.
1:00:05
Go ahead. Just a couple of fun ones.
1:00:08
Would you believe that the schools in Canada are
1:00:14
suggesting? Strongly suggesting that kids
1:00:18
not bring ham sandwiches to school because some students
1:00:22
find them offensive. Personally, I'd say get your
1:00:29
face out of my sandwich, but you know one has to be
1:00:32
accommodating. Well, you know what?
1:00:35
When I go to Subway, I'm often offended myself, so I can't
1:00:38
blame them, right? Yeah, that was just a quick one.
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We've got some extremely disturbing news out of the UK
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courtesy of Angelina. And this hit like 20 minutes
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before Showtime. Would you believe that they are
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going, they are trying to push through legislation in the UK
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that means everybody has to go to sleep by 10:00.
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And if you even try to get on the Internet, they're going to
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find you and take away your cable TV and everything else.
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I am not making this up. OK, OK, so this goes into a
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bigger issue here. And if you're from the UK, you
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know, what I'm talking about is a lot of people and a lot of
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Americans may not know you. In order to watch television in
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England, you have to have a television license.
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Literally you have to pay and license to watch because
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everything's public, you know, everything, every networks owned
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by the government. So a lot of people, as we are in
1:01:34
the modern age, don't watch their television anymore.
1:01:37
They watch YouTube and the government's having a hard time
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collecting the fees because that entire economy and society is
1:01:46
based off the socialism module and which is really communist
1:01:52
and in, you know, they're running out of other people's
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money. So they're cracking down on the
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Internet escapades of individuals.
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They also can't control it. They can't control it the way
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they want. Exactly, they can't control it.
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That's why they don't want they're trying to ban Signal in
1:02:12
England. They've already banned it
1:02:13
throughout the EU because the signal, the app won't hand over
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the data information of its users.
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But just another example of the UK, how it's fallen.
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And I would go as far as stating that they are an oppressive
1:02:29
government that we could potentially be subsidizing as
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well, like Israel. We just have to look more into
1:02:37
it. But the people there, they need
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our thoughts, prayers and our guns too, probably.
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Absolutely. And on that note, anybody on the
1:02:46
on the West Coast from Northern California all the way down to
1:02:50
Baja, check your weather. You've got a massive storm
1:02:54
coming in. They're talking landslides, mud
1:02:57
slides. There's already 65 people
1:02:59
missing in Mexico. There's been like 0 coverage of
1:03:02
this. I just caught a video couple of
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hours from Riverside Homestead so everybody knows who they are
1:03:09
that are in California. So if you see anything like
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heads up. Well, well, well, well, thank
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you very much. Thank you very much, Rebel Mama,
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everybody. 01 more, Dean, one more.
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Oh, Colombo, one more thing. Go ahead.
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Yes, one more thing, Miss Hurt. Now President Trump and his
1:03:30
Department of War have been quietly buying up Canadian
1:03:35
mineral companies, including percentage shares, and there's
1:03:42
not a darn thing Carney can do about it.
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Well, see, there you go. Carney is on his way out.
1:03:49
It it, it feels. But, you know, that's just my
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feelers. Thank you very much, Marney and
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and we. Will speak to you.
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Soon. There you have it.
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OK, well, there I am too. Isn't that shocking?
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We're going to say now our final, final craze here.
1:04:05
OK, we're going to get out of here now.
1:04:08
Tomorrow. Tomorrow we may be doing a late
1:04:12
night thoughts, but also a late night update as well because
1:04:15
their geopolitical landscape is in full throttle as the NATO and
1:04:21
EU are prepared for a full out ground war with Russia right
1:04:28
now. And is someone who's here on the
1:04:31
coast next to military weaponry stations?
1:04:36
Yes, literally, that's where I am.
1:04:40
We are in a full movement of World War Three as we know it.
1:04:45
And you may not feel it, but you just have to look over the
1:04:51
defense here, what's happening and there is a major conclusion
1:04:57
coming. Not sure, can't put my finger on
1:05:01
it, but I can see it. I hear it where I am the the
1:05:04
amount of military aircraft has subsided at the moment, but
1:05:09
it's, you know, ebbs and flows. It peaks and then stops.
1:05:14
But I'll try to capture that on film if I can and then try to
1:05:18
share it, if I can even do that with my handicap issues here.
1:05:22
So that's going to be happening. Return tomorrow night.
1:05:27
Now, Thursday, mark your calendars.
1:05:29
Thursday we're going to have Matt Millen, somebody a a
1:05:33
filmmaker who's traveled throughout the Middle East and
1:05:36
many different regions and cultures of the Middle East
1:05:39
since, great theologian and historian as well.
1:05:46
We're going to talk about World War Two in the things we didn't
1:05:51
hear about, the things that were never really covered as the
1:05:54
fixation on Germany. And everything that followed
1:05:57
kind of took precedent in not just films and movies and, you
1:06:03
know, TV specials, but also the history classes that we had to
1:06:06
sit through during our academic careers.
1:06:09
So we're going to touch upon that, Delvin, maybe to the
1:06:12
creation and the origins of the Bolsheviks who were fighting
1:06:17
today. So that's going to be Thursday
1:06:18
night at 10:00 PM Eastern usual. And then Friday for the members
1:06:23
only, we have a special, special guest, a very big show.
1:06:27
You don't want to miss that. Friday, 10:00 PM Eastern Report
1:06:30
members only, which you can become a member and a
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visionaire. Yes, you can by going to
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1:06:41
and join us there. Well, we don't even have that.
1:06:45
So anyways, we're going to leave it.
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I want to thank Rebel Mama for joining us here tonight.
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Thank you morning. And also, yes, thank you for
1:06:56
your patience with all of our little shortcomings here
1:06:59
tonight. But that that will change soon.
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So for all of us here at Realtyo Media's late night update, the
1:07:06
News Radio edition, I'm Dean Ryan saying thank you for
1:07:08
sharing a bit of your night. In the meanwhile, never forget
1:07:12
to stay tuned and stay awake. See you tomorrow.
1:07:18
Good night everybody, and maybe tomorrow.
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None. None.
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Look around and have a beautiful laugh and you're yourself down
1:09:50
and then inside the bow of the grill won't please warm up and
1:10:01
loud streaming and you won't see that sound.
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Tomorrow.