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He called that suckers and losers.
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Who in the hell does he think he is?
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Who does he think he is? Who does he think he is?
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Sean Vergorian. Who does that guy think he is?
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Well, who does Sean think he is? Oh man, it's best to say he was
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muted. We have Lena Sarmoon, who might
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know what the deal is, she said. That's a deep thought, John.
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It's so deep, we can't even measure it, how deep it is.
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Oh, Manny Glenn, who says baby Sean?
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Yes, Sean is a baby. He needs to be pampered.
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And how's that diaper rash? The.
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None. None.
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Are we live? Are we live?
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Finally my word, it is getting a little late, hence late night
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update. Oh we are live.
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Good evening everybody. Good evening to another late
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night update. However, weekend edition, as you
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saw right there, I am the same guy that is 1 tall beer from
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leftover from Oktoberfest, but it is the week in edition.
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How is everyone doing here tonight?
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We have quite the show as I am still Dean Ryan who is under the
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gun and running like a pig from a gun, if you know what I'm
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saying. Tonight is a wonderful return to
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form, so to speak, as we're going to go over some of the
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biggest stories of the week. Yes, you might have heard, you
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might have heard. We're going to be talking about
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this guy right here or one of these guys and we're not sure
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which one it is, but Trump is obviously in the news as the
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polls are tanking. We're going to talk about
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everything politics right now and some major breaking news
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that's underway. I'm going to share with you in a
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moment. We're going to get to that also
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in the second-half. We're going to take a tour that
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I just took over there in Los Angeles, particularly Pasadena
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and Altadena that we're heavily affected by the fires.
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And we're going to see what kind of up uptick or an upkeep if
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any, all the funds that went into California and to fix not
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just the crime, but the fire that affected many, many lives.
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So you're going to see a special report on that, a little tour in
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the second-half today, but also you're going to see a return of
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the incredible Jim Fetcher, who is here tonight, the Real Deal
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media political analyst himself. Yes, I finally found him.
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Ladies and gentlemen, you can put all the dog searches away
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and all the search parties. We found Jim and he's going to
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be joining us here tonight. It's going to be a very nice
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reunion. He told me I've been away for so
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long and I'm, I'm just glad he remembers me 'cause I, I don't
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remember myself sometimes. So we'll be talking to him
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momentarily, but also major things happening
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internationally, as you can imagine, which is affecting us
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domestically in an arrest warrant has now been issued for
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Netanyahu. I'm going to tell you by who
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that's who and exactly what's going to take place.
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And also the war crimes, the Nuremberg, it's all coming
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around again, I'm telling you, like a bad out of hell, or in
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this case, a bad out of Tel Aviv.
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So we'll be getting into that here tonight.
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So just sit back, relax, enjoy yourselves as we are now
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broadcasting. Yes, we are.
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And how about my plants? I've been working at that.
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Love that plant. We, we are broadcasting live on
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the real Dean Ryan over there on Facebook.
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Yes, we are. And I'm sweating bullets just
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like Netanyahu is right now. Can you imagine that?
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We're both sweating, but one of us is going to die?
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Not me. Anyways, we are broadcasting
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live on the real Dean Ryan over there on Facebook as well as the
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real Dean Ryan. However, Dean Ryan TV over there
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on YouTube, the graveyard as well as Rumble.
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OK, sit back and let's now get started with some of the stories
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of the past week here and some of the newer stories that are
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now making breaking news headlines.
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Let's get to it as now it is time for the weekend edition of
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Late Night Update. Well, we can get rid of that
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plant now. Sometimes you need a little
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garnish. Well, anyways, here's what's
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happening. So yes, as we now get into the
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real deal headlines, this is now breaking news.
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Believe it or not, the Senate is now coming out, the United
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States Senate that apparently worked for us or somebody.
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We're we're not sure. It's might be just US and name
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only now the Senate. the United States Senate is now poised to
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take the first steps to end the 40 day shutdown.
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Yes, this is just coming out now.
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Literally we've been in a shutdown for it feels like well,
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it feels like many, many weeks, many more days than just 40.
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Well, in this case, the Senate is now voting on the steps to
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take the first steps to end the government shutdown as of just
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moments ago after a group of moderate Democrats, moderate
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Democrats agreed to proceed without a guaranteed extension
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of healthcare subsidies, a ring many in their caucus who wanted
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to continue the fight. Yeah, that's right.
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The group of three former governors, New Hampshire Senate
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Senator Jeanine Shaheen. Jeanine Shaheen.
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That's what I mean, as a New Hampshire's Senate Senator,
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Maggie Hassan and Independent Senator Angus King of Maine.
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Well, those are the moderate Democrats as they're now being
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described that are now open to taking a vote to reopen the
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country, if indeed the Senate is able to pass three annual
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spending bills and extend the rest of the government funding
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until at least January when we have to relive this nightmare
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all over again. Now, it's worth noting that
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Senate Majority Leader John Thooney well endorse the deal
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Sunday night and called an immediate vote to begin the
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process of approving it. And he ended by saying the time
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to act is now. Now you see, and then again in
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January. So this is a big deal.
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Now because of the shutdown, we've seen a, a just a whole
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host of things happen. We're seeing airports now shut
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down and close. We're seeing government workers
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now going home, even if they work at home.
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A lot of people are getting furloughed, unable to be paid.
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Definitely the airports where the FAA is being told to go
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home, people that work in the airline business and hospitals
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as well. And the big one is the EBT, the
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food assistance program. I mean, and, and the Trump
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administration is in a showdown with federal judges who have now
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issued, issued a, an immediate funding of these government
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subsidies and programs. So we'll see how that goes.
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But the healthcare subsidies are, are also in the chopping
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block. If nothing gets done,
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Republicans now need at least five Democratic votes to reopen
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the government, not just the three that we just heard about.
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In addition to that, the Shaheens, the Kings, the
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Hassans, which I I swear they're American.
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Well, they also want us. Who remembers this guy?
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Democratic Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia.
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Yes. Who remembers that very creepy
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candidate? Yeah.
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Well, he's becoming a big player in this vote as we speak.
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And we'll see what he does in the meanwhile.
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Now a lot of people are saying, well, what about Chuck Schumer?
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Well, Chuck Schumer, Yes. Well, after the Democrats met
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for well over 2 hours, would you love to be a family on that wall
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to discuss the proposal Now send it to a Democrat leader.
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Chuck Schumer said he could not in good faith support anything
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coming from the GOP. Well, he he here's a statement
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from Mr. Chuck. Well, he said, quote, America is
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in the midst of a Republican made healthcare crises.
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He said Americans would suffer immensely, suffer immensely and
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that the crisis would only get worse.
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So they're basing, they're non participants in more pain for
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the American people. Or you can make the case that
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the Trump administration is playing the same kind of game
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with the American people as far as food assistance is concerned.
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So no matter which way you slice it, the American people are the
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pawns in a very, very big game and even a bigger club that
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we're not a part of. Doesn't it seem that way?
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So that's how that one goes. Now continuing and we'll we'll
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come back to that in real deal politics.
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We're now continuing now as we're now learning more things
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about these shutdowns. Is this being done to expunge
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certain bad actors out of the country?
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Well, a lot of people may are now saying that's the case and
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definitely people who are in universities.
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Well, this is a story we haven't seen really since 2020 and
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around that era, we'll get this now three Chinese university
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students, researchers now out of Michigan.
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That's very, that's very important. close to Canada,
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close to Canada. So these ones coming out of
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Michigan are, have been arrested.
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Why you might ask? Because they have said that they
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were on, they were smuggling, excuse me, bio smuggling.
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That's the charge here. 3 Chinese nationals named Zhu Bay,
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Hengfong Zhang and Zhang Zhang Zhang yes, very famous
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researchers I'm sure you're aware of were charged with
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conspiring to smuggle illicit biological materials into the US
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while working at University of Michigan laboratory.
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Well, I'll be, I'll be damned well now in the scheme involved
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receiving packages from a fourth individual who goes by the name
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of Chang Shuan Han well, which contain biological materials
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related to a genetically modified roundworms that were
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deliberately mislabeled to evade customers.
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Yeah, yeah, I can see that they're trying to it it.
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It's a form of warfare to poison the food supply.
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Now, the three researchers were fired after refusing to
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cooperate with the university investigation.
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They were then in intercepted by federal agents over there at New
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York airport while attempting to leave the country immediately.
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Now, federal authorities describe this as part of an
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alarming trend of Chinese nationals exploiting academic
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research to commit crimes that threaten you, the United States,
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national security and agriculture security.
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Yes, yes, Big aggro said. We're the only ones who want to
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poison the Americans. Get out of here, China.
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Now. The case highlights how the
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openness of the US scientific community is vulnerable to
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exploitation. In case you haven't figured that
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out by now. Well, demanding increased
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vigilance and security at a federal funded research
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institution should be the first priority, not the 10th.
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Well, this goes also, you know, just five years after the fact,
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who remembers Doctor Charles Lieber who was coming out of the
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Logan Airport who was caught with two researchers that got
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which is so happened to be part of the People's Liberation Army
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that had vials and vials of what we were told then was the
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COVID-19 84 juice in the vials. That is something to be said.
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I'll be damned continuing now as we get to more of just the
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changing times here. Well, this is something and and
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more of the domestic in the socials now was a lot of
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definitions seem to be changing as the institution seem to be
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following falling. Well, it's not just normal
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marriage that goes and winds up and ends in divorce and don't we
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know it? Well now a decade old war has
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now been reignited. You might remember Kim Davis
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from the big gay marriage debate from 20 years ago.
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I can't recall and I don't have much recollection of her, but it
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it sounds familiar. Well, now the Supreme Court is
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now hearing from Miss Davis once again to erase and hurt her, I
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should say. Her journey, her mission to
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erase gay marriage nationwide. Wow, this is something about
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now. Kim Davis appeals a $360,000
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verdict for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex
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couples. Now this rings a bell.
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Well, she is petitioning the US Supreme Court to overturn the
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2015 the orbit the orbs fell versus Hodges ruling that
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legalized the same as sex marriage.
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Now the case argues her refusal was protected by the 1st
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Amendment's guarantee of a free exercise of religion.
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Yeah, we have a First Amendment. You know, I mean, some courts
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don't recognize that anymore. Is that something now the the
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Supreme Court now is considering petition in a private conference
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now, with a decision on whether to hear the case expected soon.
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That's right. If it's if, if it accepted now,
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the case could be argued in 2026, presenting a direct
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challenge to a decade of nationwide marriage equality.
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Oh, just another headache of a political football season down
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the road. So that's how that one goes in.
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Do we even see anything movement?
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Will the Supreme Court even take this?
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You, you must have to wonder on your own, right?
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Well, before we get Jim into the fold here, excuse me, before we
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get Jim into the fold here, there's some other pressing
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things that I've noticed over time and a lot of the Trump
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officials seem to be missing. And here's a little video re
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explaining why that is. Check this out and we'll discuss
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a bit more after. Multiple senior Trump officials
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are now moving into military bases.
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Here's what we know. Multiple senior officials in the
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Trump administration have relocated to military bases in
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the Washington, DC area amid reported concerns for their
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personal safety, According to The Atlantic.
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Top Trump advisor Stephen Miller and his family recently moved
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into military housing after their neighbors in Arlington, VA
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protested their presence. The Millers have since listed
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their home for 3.75 million. Homeland Security Secretary
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Christine Ohm is residing in a government owned residence in
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Joint Base Anacosta. Bowling, a home typically used
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by the Coast Guard commanded. A Department of Homeland
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Security spokesperson said Nome is, quote, paying fair market
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rent for the property. Secretary of State Marco Rubio
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and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are both living on Fort
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Mcnair's general's row near Buzzard Point.
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Rubio reportedly lives there alone while his family remains
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in Florida. A Defense Department official
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said Hegseth pays around $4655.70 per month for his
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residence. Army Secretary Daniel Pete
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Driskel has also moved into military housing at Droid Base
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Meyer Henderson Hall, which he shares with B Secretary John
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Feeling Feeling's Washington home was damaged in a fire
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earlier this year, according to congressional staff familiar
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with the matter. National Intelligence Director
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Tulsi Gabbard had also considered relocating to Fort
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McNair earlier in the year, so the plan did not move forward
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due to limited space, The Atlantic reported.
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While it is not uncommon for some defense and national
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security officials to reside in military housing, experts say it
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is unusual for so many senior civilian leaders to do so at the
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same time. Well, what?
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What does this all mean really? What is this all about?
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What is truly happening? Have I missed something?
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I know I've been busy like many, but to discuss this a bit more
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with all of us here tonight, well, I brought a gentleman all
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the way from the Wisconsin underground.
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He's one of our favorites. He is the real deal media
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political analyst himself, the one, the only the true crooner
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of our time. Jim.
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Sure. Jim, welcome to LATE NIGHT
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UPDATE weekend edition. Welcome back, Dean.
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It's great to see you live on the show again.
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It's just wonderful. I think this military base thing
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was due to expected active wartime engagement with
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Venezuela on the one hand, also possible actual sending
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Tomahawks to Ukraine. It didn't happen.
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Russia has provided Venezuela with a whole lot of weaponry,
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including anti ship missiles that could sink everyone in the
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flotilla. Iran too.
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While it was anticipated there be another strike by the United
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States and Israel on Iran, China and Russia both declared they're
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going to support Iran. Russia's provided all kinds of
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S400 anti missile defense system.
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China some 124 top line fighter jets.
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Iran is now prepared. And I think finally, finally,
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Dean, a message is sunk in that Russia is not going to let the
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US get away with this if the US is willing to place ballistic
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missiles on its border. Russia can reciprocate by
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putting hypersonic and Venezuelan even in Cuba.
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I think finally the fact that Russia's the militarily superior
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power on earth today is sinking in at the Pentagon and the White
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House, I'm glad to say. Interesting.
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So just to kind of maybe harp on that just a little longer here
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regarding Venezuela, because we're told that the we're firing
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on fishing boats, but it's said to the, the, the reasoning being
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is that these fishing boats, you know, possess narcotics that
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doesn't seem to be passing the sniff test, Jim, as I, I've come
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up with a theory, not even a theory, just the, the reality.
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I believe that the reasoning we're, we're starting a war
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unilaterally with Venezuela. It's a proxy stronghold for
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China and Russia #1 #2 it is a strategic placement over there
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in the Caribbean for Russia to with the West.
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And we're doing this ultimately to weaken China, weaken Russia,
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so then we can be told we can fight another Israeli war with
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Iran, who's backed by those two superpowers.
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Do do you see that as the case, Jim?
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Because it's, it's very evident to me at this point.
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Well, that's not going to play out being I mean, the US has
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grossly underestimated Russian military capabilities and
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overestimated America's current military strength.
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Russia, China, ran, are now, in my estimation, the dominant
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force in the world today. And because of bricks, it's
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extending to the economy. The world economy is shifting.
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The dollar is on the verge of collapse.
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All the signs, in my opinion, indicate that the East is rising
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and the West is falling. And it can happen a dramatic
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speed, Dean, under certain circumstances, which even appear
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to be shaping up today. Well, Jim, it can happen
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overnight as we've seen things. I mean, the blink of an eye, the
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whole world could change. But bringing it back to
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domestics, you know, this government shutdown, you know
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it, it's a tall order to, to get 5 Democrats to go along with the
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Republicans. But Jim, I, I think the American
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people find the disingenuous of both parties using the American
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people as the, the pawns or as the, the ransom in this
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emotional blackmail. Because right now you people who
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the working class who voted for Trump are saying, wait a minute,
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our food assistance is getting cut by this administration.
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What is the, what is the case for this, Jim?
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Is this to get the shutdown finished and get a bill done?
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And I'll as well, Dean, the Democrats are conducting a
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filibuster in the Senate to preserve Obamacare, which ought
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probably to have never passed in the 1st place.
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John Roberts appears to have been induced to support her,
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even though it appears to have been unconstitutional.
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And now are paying the price. You got 42,000,000 Americans who
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are on the verge of having no food stamps.
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I can't begin to describe the chaos that could be generated
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here. So those 3 moderate Democrats
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you're talking about, if they're joined by a couple of more and
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it just might have and would be acting for the best interests of
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the country. The the party has lost its way.
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Just to comment one more briefly on Venezuela.
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Yeah, taking out those fishing boats 15 now on the grounds that
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they were transporting narcotics was just a cover story for the
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planned attack on Venezuela, which was to secure its oil,
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which is among the very best in the world, in anticipation of
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Iran shutting down the Straits of Hormuz when the US and Israel
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attacked. Now, I believe the equation has
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shifted and that none of the above are in fact, going to take
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place, for which I'm enormously relieved because of a greater
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degree of realism in assessing the military strength of the
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enemy. It should we go to war with any
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of these parties? Yeah.
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It, it, it doesn't make sense to me, Jim, as the average person
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is, is everybody seems to be in debt, working 2 jobs.
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They're in debt because they're paying their bills.
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And none of this makes sense. And meanwhile, we're subsidizing
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Israel to a, a, a huge, huge billions and billions of
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dollars. In fact, Jim, I want to show you
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this right here. This next piece is a little
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segment that Mister Jimmy Dore did, and I want to give him
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credit for it. But check this out because
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somebody did the tallying up of all the foreign aid that we're
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giving to 1 country. It's bigger than any other
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country in the world. Meanwhile, we have starving
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people right here in the United States that are confused and it
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makes no sense until you start looking at the proof, which is
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in, yes, the Israeli pudding. Check this out and we'll talk
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after. Here it is, Jimmy Dore take us
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away. US firms, influencers, AI
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platforms like ChatGPT to shape pro Israel narratives online and
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counter growing criticism among young Americans.
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Whoa. And Brian Tashman says America
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sends billions of taxpayer dollars to Israel so they can in
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turn spend millions telling Americans to send Israel even
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more money. And that, and that's the best
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part. We're paying for it.
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Yay. That's the best part.
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Wow here is Gen. X girl says Israel lobby siphons
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US taxpayer money to send to Israel.
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How much? 3 trillion, 8.3% of our national
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debt. Additionally, 2.3 billion in
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state employee pension funds have been used to buy high risk
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Israel bonds. Israel anti boycott laws keep us
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subservient so and and and so the so we're forcing States and
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counties are using your pension funds to buy junk bonds,
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Israel's junk bonds because their economy is so bad that
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Moody's is going to drop their bond rating to junk I.
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Remember the housing crash? And they made that fun movie
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about it with Steve Carell and everybody, and they explained
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about junk bonds they're doing. It again they're.
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Doing it again. Israel to you more often?
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So let let me just stop it there just to explain, just to explain
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what what we're seeing here. I want, I want to.
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OK, we'll put this on hold then that that Kirk guy, he's
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something else. But pay attention to the
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following. So just to explain, this is all
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of these anti-Semitic speech laws.
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So if any state or governor says they don't want to pay this junk
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bond to Israel and that's considered a boycott, then
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there's harsh penalties that are issued to this particular state
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that doesn't. So what in essence, we're giving
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trillions of dollars all this time, especially since 1973 to
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Israel this whole time and nobody has any ideas.
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So this next part, pay attention to all the states that are doing
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and how much they're paying. This is wild. 3 trillion, which
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is 8.3% of the national debt and again, $2.3 billion in the state
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and employees pension funds are all given to this country.
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This is insane. OK, let's get to it.
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This is we're. Yeah, Here it is, right here.
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So let's watch this video. You can keep Kurt up.
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What is the US taxpayer cost of supporting Israel?
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3 trillion. Wait, aren't we missing 2 or 4
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two trillion from a little bit ago?
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Wait, remember the 2 trillion we couldn't account for right
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before 911? And then that happened again.
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OK, here we go. So what do our state
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representatives do? State employees pensions used to
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buy high risk Israel, Israeli bonds so they're using your so
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state pensions money go to Israel junk bonds so South
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Carolina. So these are all the different.
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Flows one way all. The all the money flows that
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way. That's a Development Corporation
29:32
for Israel bonds. So these are.
29:35
These are all the different Alabama, Oklahoma, Louisiana are
29:38
all the different states sending their money to buy horrible
29:41
bonds in Israel. They drink your milkshake, you
29:45
morons. Yeah, so keep.
29:46
Voting. Keep being part of the thing.
29:48
Keeping listing in missiles? Keep doing it.
29:51
Keep doing it. So Alabama sends $10 million,
29:56
Arizona sends 20 million Arkansas 57 Florida 200 million
30:02
in Israel bonds Georgia 25,000,000 in Israeli bonds,
30:06
Illinois 100 million in Israel bonds Indiana 100 million
30:11
Louisiana 30 million Mississippi 20 million New York 267,000,000
30:19
Ohio 187,000,000 Oklahoma 62,000,000 Pennsylvania
30:25
56,000,000 S Carolina 30 million Texas $140 million to Israel
30:32
County employee pension and used to buy high risk Israeli bonds.
30:34
That's county employee pensions 5 million from Broward County,
30:39
76 million from Miami-Dade County, 700 million from Palm
30:43
Beach County, 33 billion from So this total taxpayer cost of
30:48
supporting Israel, you ready for this 1.6 trillion US taxpayers
30:53
cost for Israel support since 1973?
30:55
Hang on, let me back that up. Ben was.
30:59
OK, I'll, I'll end it there. Wow, that's that's something
31:02
else, isn't it, Jim? I'll bring you in.
31:05
We had no idea. This is the first time I've
31:07
heard it. Jimmy cracked the code with with
31:10
with that wonderful smart girl who's on X and we do apologize
31:16
for his sidekicks. Just outrageousness.
31:19
But Jim, you want to comment on that?
31:21
This is this is staggering. One of the most important
31:25
revelations Jimmy Dore's ever made, because he's rightly take
31:30
our money and then they use it to extract more from the United
31:34
States, to buy our politicians to control our government and
31:37
get more money from the United States.
31:39
Remember BB back in 2000 was overheard observing America is a
31:47
golden calf. We're going to suck it dry and
31:50
chop it into parts and leave it as the world's biggest welfare
31:53
state because that's what we do with nations we hate.
31:56
We hate. That's a Prime Minister six or
32:00
seven times over of Israel. He regards us as useful idiots.
32:06
And the American taxpayer is simply a resource to fund
32:10
genocides and other grotesquely immoral activities by Israel
32:16
because it regards itself as a chosen people.
32:20
Well, since I have you here, we're going to go right into our
32:24
real deal politics, Jim, on this weekend edition of LATE Night
32:27
Update. And does that make us the
32:31
unchosen people or how do we get chosen?
32:34
I don't understand. That works.
32:35
And you know, I didn't know too. Jim, in Israel, it is illegal to
32:42
have interracial marriage. So here we are arguing about gay
32:45
marriage. You're not even allowed to have
32:46
that in Israel or interracial, yet you can't marry a gentile in
32:51
that country. I had no idea they come out
32:54
there behind much of the funding for interracial marriages.
32:57
How often do you look at a commercial?
32:59
It never was the case in the past, but you constantly see
33:02
mixed race couples on television these days.
33:06
And believe me, that's an Israeli policy for other
33:09
nations. They feel they can weaken the
33:12
fiber of the nation to make it more subservient to Israel by
33:16
racial mixing that they would never permit in Israel itself.
33:20
And of course, Europe has long since been subjected to the same
33:25
very, very bad, very troubling, the long term consequences of
33:29
which are simply enormous. So are we seeing a leftward
33:35
shift now with everything happening?
33:38
Because as we get into real deal politics, this is what's
33:43
happening. Just to recap, the week we saw
33:45
this, we saw the Zorhan Mendani wins New York City gym.
33:50
The the New York Zionists are freaking out, freaking out.
33:56
We even had the chief, the fire department chief, who happens to
34:00
be Jewish, resigns the same day city elects the socialist mayor,
34:05
Zoran Memdani, who is, by the way, democratic socialist, if
34:10
that means anything. It's kind of like oil and
34:14
vinegar versus vinegar red. It's kind of all the same.
34:17
But but they put a big fight on. Jim.
34:20
Look at this. We showed this earlier.
34:22
Stop the stealth jihad now. I mean, we saw literally the
34:26
throwbacks of the Bush era resurgence and emerge once
34:31
again, Yeah, in the wake of the Dick Cheney death.
34:37
But then when you look further into it, Jim, well, he's a proud
34:43
democratic socialist who is also a good friend of Alex Soros, who
34:49
is right there, left them. So it's, it's almost like, Jim,
34:53
it almost feels like it's a rigged game, rigged election, No
34:57
matter which of the two you voted for, Cuomo or Zemdami.
35:02
It's I, I think that Israel would want a Zemdami, A Zorhan,
35:07
because it gives them more of a justification of the the rise of
35:12
Islam, takeover of the whole world and how we need to go to
35:14
war with Iran. Do you see it that way, Jim?
35:17
Well, there are multiple dimensions here.
35:19
He wants free bus service, which I think is terrific.
35:22
It's been done in the past in other communities.
35:26
He wants to have grocery stores that are run by the government
35:31
that are at cut rate and apparently allow you to defer
35:36
payment so you don't have to have cash on the spot.
35:40
He's got a major, probably the chief of police, however, who's
35:43
an extreme Zionist fanatic. It was broken up.
35:47
Any protest against Israel and the Geno side.
35:51
Everyone should be out protesting against Israel and
35:55
the Geno side. I think he may have to part
35:58
raise even though he compromised to say give her on.
36:02
She's obviously a major problem. And there are those who
36:08
speculate Dean that Realtors are in the background.
36:12
They're hoping and Dami is going to cause the value of real
36:16
estate to drop so they can come in and buy it up at it for a
36:20
song and then poof and Dami will be gone.
36:24
Regular government will be restored and the value of the
36:27
property will zoom back up. So it's a complicated situation.
36:32
So the the problem that I saw is all these attacks on Zoran.
36:37
It's not it's not on his policies, which I think are
36:40
dangerous. You know, the the government
36:42
getting involved in the the grocery stores.
36:45
You know, we saw that in the Soviet Union.
36:46
That always leads to food rationing and then social
36:49
crediting score, which is what BlackRock is now announcing that
36:53
they want to that they want to induce on the American it.
36:57
So it was always this Jim. It was always he it's a jihad
37:00
coming. I mean, it fell flat on its
37:03
face. You saw every MAGA candidate
37:05
lose virtually and how in the world Trump was backing Andrew
37:12
Cuomo. I mean, Jim, that that that's a
37:15
sign of the apocalypse right there.
37:16
I mean, the the guy we used to call Mr. Nipple Clamps that that
37:21
you shared with you shared that story with me years ago.
37:24
How is he getting backed by Trump?
37:26
Zoran got over 50% of the vote. There are of course, pro Israel
37:34
forces are very upset about him. I think there is the risk of
37:38
assassination not to be minimized.
37:42
I've even heard there's already a bounty on his edges, and we
37:45
had a bounty on Maduro's head down in Venezuela.
37:48
So I'm worried, too, that, yeah, that Wall Street is going to
37:53
sabotage his financial plans. So I think it's going to be very
37:58
messy for quite a while. I I not really paid attention to
38:02
him, but when I heard his victory speech, I was very
38:05
impressed. Yeah.
38:06
Highly intelligent, very articulate.
38:09
I thought it was a masterful speech.
38:11
I like the speech. I regard this as an experiment
38:16
in American politics. They have this Muslim become the
38:20
head of New York City. I am prepared to see how it
38:23
plays out. But others are far less patient
38:26
and. Well, we have a lot of people
38:30
commenting, too. Thank you, Seth.
38:33
Your memory is impeccable. Once again, the great Seth
38:35
Blacks. Has Andrew Cuomo killed 10,000
38:39
elderly during 2020 in the cold and flu?
38:42
Yeah, he did. Never forgive him for that.
38:45
Never forgive him for that. We have Mojave, Pocahontas
38:48
saying it's all all still a stage.
38:52
Yeah, I mean, I think so, too. I mean, he's a controlled
38:55
opposition. He's not this Muslim, you know,
38:57
we think he is, but it is, you know, they're going to try to
39:01
knock him out of there. But here's something that's very
39:03
concerning too. And let me look at Rumble too.
39:07
We have Aussie girl says Cuomo is lesser of the two evils.
39:13
I think it's I think they're both it's the people who's
39:17
behind these candidates. You know, look at the Soros
39:20
character. But here's something very
39:21
interesting too, as we're talking about Zolar here.
39:25
Well, look at this right now. Breaking Israeli political donor
39:29
Miriam Adelson will lead a $20 million campaign to unseat
39:34
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie.
39:38
Massie is one of the few members of Congress who has been
39:41
outspoken about the Israeli influence in the American
39:44
politics and is now known for criticizing the AIPAC.
39:49
But wait, there's more. He's saying.
39:51
This is from Thomas Massie himself.
39:53
He's saying Israeli citizen Miriam Adelson bought the Dallas
39:58
Mavericks for 3.5 billion. Now she's buying politicians.
40:02
She's spending millions in Kentucky to buy Ed Galerin, my
40:07
primary opponent, A congressional seat in Kentucky.
40:10
Why? Because I won't vote to send
40:13
your tax dollars overseas. And I'm even willing to say to
40:17
Jim he's going to vote to not send more troops.
40:21
More of them the the men in the armed forces over there to Gaza
40:25
to fight in Israel's war. Jim, this is treason as far as
40:30
I'm concerned. They're buying up all the media.
40:32
How do we stop this? Yeah, yeah.
40:35
They bought CVS paramount TikTok.
40:39
It's really a massive insult on the 1st amendment in order to
40:42
protect Israel from criticism and it has nothing to do with
40:46
classic anti-Semitism. Nobody cares about the Jews per
40:51
SE. They care about the actions of
40:52
the Israeli government. So they've expanded the
40:55
definition to include any criticism of Israel on any
40:58
ground whatsoever, which is so insulting, unconstitutional, and
41:05
contrary to the public interest. Now Charlie Kirk, many believe
41:09
was taken out because he was wandering off the Israeli
41:12
reservation. The members of Turning Point
41:16
Generation Z have shown in surveys that they support Hamas
41:21
by 64% to only 14% for the IDF. And I think that change in the
41:28
younger generation is a very encouraging sign for the future.
41:32
It's the older generation that is still stuck in the mud and
41:37
believe that Israel, a bunch of good guys and that they deserve
41:41
our support when in fact they do not be the monsters of our era.
41:46
I would even call them the neo Nazis of today.
41:51
Oh well, I, I, they could be possibly worse than that.
41:54
I mean, it's so bad now Turkey, who's a member of NATO and we
42:00
often forget that. Well, look at this, Jim.
42:03
They've now issued an arrest warrant, issues a genocide
42:07
arrest warrant as you just let us into that segue there against
42:11
Netanyahu. There he is right there.
42:14
Turkey announced Friday that it has issued an arrest warrant for
42:17
genocide against Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and
42:20
senior officials in his government over the war in Gaza.
42:23
One up, Gene, you got the one up about pair UPS here.
42:26
You mean the one about Turkey and Netanyahu?
42:28
Yes. Excuse me.
42:29
Excuse me. Yes, you're right, Jim, Thank
42:32
you for I'm glad you're here because I'm getting used to our
42:34
new system. Oh, boy.
42:37
I'm a I'm a real novice. Yeah.
42:39
Turkey issued an arrest warrant. We'll get back to tariffs one on
42:42
that. Yeah.
42:43
They announced Friday the arrest warrant.
42:46
And this is what they're saying. The announcement was met with a
42:48
rebuttal from Foreign Minister Gideon Tsar.
42:52
Firmly rejects with contempt. They always reject it, but here
42:56
it is. They include the defense
42:58
minister, Israel Katz, National security minister Itmar Ben
43:01
Gavir. That's huge.
43:03
And army chief, Lieutenant General IL Zamir.
43:05
Turkey is accused officials of genociding crimes against
43:08
humanity. So yeah, they're there.
43:12
It is right there. And you know they're not going
43:14
to get bombed because they're part of NATO, thank God.
43:17
They're probably thinking because if it was anyone else,
43:20
they'd be bombed. Could this be the beginning of a
43:24
domino effect around the world for an arrest warrant for these
43:27
people, Jim? It's a very positive sign, Dean.
43:31
Everyone is kind of played both sides.
43:34
But here, this is a strong statement by Turkey, which I
43:37
endorse 100%. I mean, you know, what was it?
43:44
It's like almost too little, too late.
43:45
I mean, how come this wasn't happening like a year ago?
43:48
Yeah, Yeah. You know what I mean?
43:51
At the very least, you're absolutely right, Dean.
43:54
It ought to have happened. But remember, you had the
43:56
International Criminal Court, the International Court of
43:59
Justice, you've had the UN. They've all condemned Israel for
44:02
the Commission of genocide. And all the denials in the world
44:06
won't change the facts. The ICC has yet to do anything.
44:13
You know, the fact that Dick Cheney died of natural causes
44:17
for a very unnatural guy should tell you something.
44:20
What's the point of having an International Criminal Court?
44:24
You know, there's somebody who is on the floor of the ICC that
44:27
said, how do we face our future generations and our kids and our
44:31
kids kids? How do we tell them we did
44:33
everything we could to stop the the blatant murder and ethnic
44:37
cleansing of some say Jim, upwards of 200,000 people.
44:42
I mean, the whole damn city's gone.
44:45
I believe it's much higher, in fact, being actually much higher
44:48
than the reported numbers. They're shooting them
44:52
nondiscriminately. And it is.
44:53
It's been this way as far as I've been researching Israel for
44:57
15 years now. These horror stories I've heard
45:02
time after time. It's just now the whole world is
45:04
paying attention, Jim, that I can tell you.
45:08
And Speaking of that, I can say this, that now there's a new
45:16
leaked report. Jen, check this out here.
45:19
Let me show you this. There's a new leaked report
45:21
coming out revealing for the first formal acknowledgement of
45:25
widespread Israeli gross rights abuse, meaning war crimes,
45:29
right? That that's the, the, the
45:32
legalese way of saying war crimes.
45:33
Look at this, just coming out of national news.
45:35
Before we go to break. Leaked US report reveals first
45:39
formal acknowledgement of widespread Israeli gross rights
45:42
abuse. So there it is.
45:45
A classified State Department is officially acknowledged.
45:47
Israeli soldiers have committed many hundreds of potential human
45:51
rights violations in Gaza. This is big, Jim.
45:55
The report itself is skeptical. Meaning meaningful action will
45:59
be taken meaning it won't be taken.
46:02
Despite providing billions of annual military aid, US
46:05
repeatedly avoided concluding that its weapons were used.
46:08
Specific atrocities. That's another thing too, Jim.
46:10
I mean, couldn't we be complicit in some of these these Nuremberg
46:16
trials that seem to be coming because we funded aided and
46:19
abided this genocide? Oh yes, we're, we're going to be
46:25
Co conspiracies indicted or unindicted.
46:29
You're absolutely right. We are complicit.
46:31
We are guilty of these very same crime because of our support.
46:35
Therefore, they could not have taken place without US weapons
46:40
and money. So and then look at this.
46:43
The the scandal erupted when its top lawyer was arrested for
46:47
leaking. The Israeli top lawyer of the
46:51
military there was arrested for leaking a video of soldiers
46:54
severely abusing Palestinian detainees.
46:56
Yeah, they were raping the detainees.
46:58
And then they denied it. Then The leak was intended to
47:01
counter criticism for far right Israelis who accused the
47:04
military of legal office being too hard on soldiers.
47:08
Wow. So yeah, they always eat their
47:11
own over there in Israel. There's no loyalty to anyone who
47:15
gets in the way of the greater Israeli project.
47:18
Jim, I'm not holding my breath. But that's the first
47:21
acknowledgement in our history of in relations with that
47:24
country or whatever the occupiers.
47:27
That's the first time there's been an official acknowledgement
47:30
of war crimes. That is huge at least documents
47:35
documented wise. OK.
47:38
And do you want to comment on that?
47:40
We we put this on at the wrong time.
47:42
But this is Speaking of natural news.
47:45
This is what Mike brought to the fold here.
47:46
He brought Trump is now entering the helicopter money phase of
47:50
the empire collapse. He's saying after effectively
47:53
taxing Americans with punitive tariffs that are ultimately paid
47:58
by the consumers, Trump is now promising to give a small back a
48:01
portion money from the government to us.
48:04
Well, this is what he's saying. Donald Trump that is.
48:06
He's saying that people that are against tariffs are fools.
48:10
We are now the richest, most respected country in the world
48:12
with almost no inflation and a record stock market price of
48:17
four O 1K is higher than ever. We are taking trillions of
48:21
dollars and will soon begin paying down the enormous debt of
48:25
37 trillion. There it is.
48:28
A dividend of at least $2000 per person seems to be coming.
48:33
Jim, what do we think about this?
48:34
Is this a realistic hopeful or is this more pipe dreams?
48:40
Because I don't think we're respected at all after the whole
48:43
Israeli connection, I don't think there's any respect
48:45
whatsoever. Go ahead, Jim.
48:47
Some have suggested the Mitch and create a $37 trillion coin
48:55
and use it to pay off the national debt.
48:59
I mean, this is mostly interest compounded on interest for the
49:06
Fed printing the currency of the United States.
49:09
I mean, the situation is as absurd as it could be.
49:13
Jack 1 and circumventer abolished the Fed.
49:16
He instructed the Department of the Treasury to print United
49:20
States knows on the ground the Department of Treasury could put
49:24
the currency of the United States for no interest at all.
49:27
And of course we know what happened to him.
49:30
Alas. So the situations are loaded.
49:36
The Congress is showing no integrity and as long as it's as
49:39
rately occupied territory, situation is unlikely to change.
49:46
Yes, it does. The only thing is changing.
49:48
We're the walls seem to be closing in.
49:51
But the they have planned for this.
49:54
Jim, we're going to take a quick break here.
49:56
We're going to bring you back. Hold tight, if you will right
49:59
there. OK, We're going to take this
50:02
quick break when we get back. Now we have our special tour of
50:07
Pasadena that I took just days ago and just so happens to be
50:11
Jim Fetzer is from Pasadena. Can you believe it?
50:14
It's even rumored to believe he actually wrote this song along
50:18
with The Beach Boys of little old lady from Pasadena.
50:21
I don't know how true that is. We'll see and get to the
50:23
folklores of that. But we're going to find and look
50:26
at and really delegate the the aftermath of the fires of LA,
50:32
which is just incredibles. And what you're about to see
50:35
when we get back shows you the lack of enthusiasm from alleged
50:41
Governor Newsom over there in California.
50:44
But really the lack of empathy and the lack of action by the
50:47
so-called officials who are supposed to be protecting people
50:50
but just happened to knew the fire was coming two days prior.
50:53
What are the odds? So anyways, you're watching Late
50:56
Night Update Weekend Edition right here with Dean Ryan and
50:59
Jim Petzer. We'll be back after this quick
51:01
break. Don't go anywhere.
51:25
Well, now aliens are now in Mexico.
51:28
No, not the illegal ones, they're all in LA.
51:30
Well, these ones are the real ones.
51:32
They say as now quote alien bodies with three fingered
51:35
hands, unknown DNA and eggs inside are presented by the UFO
51:40
experts of today at a Mexican Congress with non human found in
51:44
Peru said to be about 1000 years old.
51:46
Still no word or statement from The Rolling Stones Keith
51:49
Richards on if it was him anyways, look at ET phone home
51:53
here. Look at him.
51:55
If you read his lips, the last thing he's saying is Elliot.
51:58
Elliot. Yeah, there's the three, the
52:00
three pronged fingers. You know what they say about
52:03
aliens with long fingers. Anyways, here's ET, who is, who
52:07
was just in a little basket on a bicycle earlier.
52:09
He's now finally found the time to he's taking a nap and there's
52:15
one of the guys, there's one of the cartel guys.
52:18
They're doing a funeral for ET because he never got a proper
52:21
one, never did. So he's a non human.
52:24
Well, it's Speaking of non humans.
52:25
There's one too. His funeral is coming soon.
52:28
So there you have it. Things to be excited and
52:31
celebrate about. We have we have some non human
52:33
cousins in a big reunion. How great is that?
52:42
Did you see any surprises in Gaza?
52:44
Surprises. Yeah, I mean intelligent
52:46
surprises. Pages, walkie talkies.
52:47
How many equipment, I mean traded equipment do we have in
52:49
these countries? You can't.
52:51
You're not. I do you mean I do mean, you
52:54
mean booby trapped equipment? Not only booby trapped and
52:58
spying, manipulated equipment. All right.
53:01
In which countries you're looking at?
53:02
In all the countries that you can imagine, and not Gaza, not
53:06
Gaza, not enough Gaza at all. Did you see that?
53:11
If we had it when we knew something about them coming,
53:17
something right, or they sold them everything, just
53:21
everything. I mean, you can't imagine the
53:23
quantity when I have invented that, that method that was in
53:30
2002 to 2004. The page method, the the
53:35
manipulated equipment method, OK, we have already used it,
53:43
Manipulated equipment in Second Lebanon War, some of the
53:48
elements were speaking to us. How did you use it?
53:54
Want a glass of water? We can get some brand.
53:58
He can tell you. He can tell you Very bad in the
54:00
early morning in, in, in London. I mean, I don't think that is
54:03
the case. But how did we do it?
54:04
I tell. You wow.
54:08
Wow, that was a Mossad agent right there bragging about how
54:15
they booby trapped all of those mobile phones that exploded.
54:20
Remember that in Iran in the lead up to that most recent
54:23
bombing, you know, and he takes credit for that.
54:26
Is that not a war crime? I mean, imagine it just going
54:31
off indiscriminately. You think you have low fi tech,
54:34
you know, kid has it. And where do people more often
54:38
than not put their mobile phones?
54:40
Right in the kisser right there. Yeah, the other one.
54:44
And everybody's genitals were exploding.
54:48
Now you see, you're going to hear more of those kind of
54:51
raggedychers as they're telling the American people the same
54:55
thing that, oh, by the way, we made the chips and all of your
54:59
phones and all of your appliances.
55:02
Just just try us. So they've all anticipated this
55:06
very, very purpose of a moment here, of all of us waking up to
55:11
the nefarious actions of the wicked.
55:14
They're they're prepared for that.
55:15
Anyways, where are my manners? Welcome back to Late Night
55:20
Update Weekend Edition. I am still Dean Ryan and we're
55:24
going to just make a a quick change of lands here and I think
55:31
Jim is with me too as we're going to be getting into now
55:34
Pasadena. But I think is he ready?
55:41
OK, there he is. Anyways, we're going to be
55:43
talking about Pasadena and the LA fires, and a lot of people
55:47
have been asking me, you know, where's Jim been?
55:50
A lot of people have said, is he is he still working with you,
55:54
Dean? Is he what has he been doing?
55:57
And Jim, I don't know. What have you been doing?
56:00
I because I heard you been in the recording studio lately.
56:06
Yeah, well, I've been engaged in a philosophical discussion about
56:11
evolution and morality on the UN's review with our name, Jonas
56:17
Alexis, which is rather fascinating.
56:21
It's in three parts to have been published, and the third is
56:24
about to be published. And of course I have three
56:27
different lawsuits going on. I'm still awaiting the results
56:32
of my 4 appeals in the Dane County Court of Appeals.
56:37
I filed a rumble and bit shoot for permitting and violations of
56:43
their terms of service and oddly enough, I've had to sue the
56:47
chief of police in the Oregon village president for
56:50
dereliction duty for not pursuing charges where I've
56:55
enumerated massive evidence in the very statutes that are being
56:59
violated. It's very strange, but I've been
57:02
busy indeed. I still have you have 24 hours a
57:07
week on the Internet every single week.
57:10
But but Jim, see, that's that's for the peanut gallery, what
57:13
you're talking about. Let's talk about what you really
57:16
were doing in your double life. As you know, Jim is a crooner.
57:20
He's a great singer. He's been the most prolific of
57:23
recording artists I've seen, but he doesn't tell anyone.
57:26
So luckily we found some, well, some of his most classic,
57:31
classic albums and records that are huge in Japan.
57:34
In fact. Well, here's his first hit
57:36
record right here. He goes by James Fett's Backdoor
57:39
Lover album featuring the singles Back Talk and watch your
57:43
back. Jim, what a great, great
57:46
crooner. That was a great album you put
57:48
together. And I love that hair too.
57:51
Love what you did with that in those white pants.
57:55
But it's soon followed by a follow up.
57:58
I love this one too. Backdoor Confessions, Jim, you
58:01
want to speak? It's something about the back
58:03
door, but we applaud his efforts before that.
58:09
We just love it. We just love it.
58:10
So backdoor lover. OK, so when he's not rapping.
58:15
Anyways, Jim, since you know, as we're sunsetting the show here,
58:21
I want you to maybe share some of your sentiment.
58:25
Memories of Pasadena. I I've always found Pasadena
58:29
very special place. I've been going there.
58:32
Why? I went there for a long time at
58:35
a young age for the Tournament of Roses.
58:37
I participated in in producing that wonderful event.
58:42
Maybe you could share some of what you remember because you're
58:46
going to see a very different side of Pasadena now.
58:49
Well, of course, Nina was born in Huntington Memorial Hospital
58:53
in Pasadena. You can see the Rose Bowl from
58:56
the hospital where I was born. Pasadena has always been just a
59:01
wonderful, relaxed, very high quality, very civilized city
59:07
that is, you know, drawn admiration virtually for
59:13
centuries. I have a grandfather on my
59:20
mother's side. It was actually the mayor of
59:22
Pass City like that, you know, a Yeah, They've named a powerhouse
59:27
after in the Waterhouse powerhouse.
59:30
But it's it's just a wonderful community.
59:32
So I, I was born there. I spent some time in Altadena.
59:37
I wound up in La Habra for a number of years and back to
59:40
South Pasadena, where I went through junior high and high
59:43
school before heading off her college at Princeton and New
59:48
Jersey. But that's just wonderful.
59:51
I used to deliver the Pasadena Star News and South Pasadena on
59:54
a bicycle mountain when I was in high school day.
59:59
Would you say too, because I know you've been back you've
1:00:01
been back since that. Would you say that the homes
1:00:04
there haven't really changed. They still have the original
1:00:07
homes of the 40s and 50s and Altadena was known for their
1:00:10
their milk farms that that seems to be the case.
1:00:13
Very substantial, large lots, immaculately manicured lawns,
1:00:19
broad roadways. I mean, it was really a very
1:00:23
impressive, very. What can I say, solid community,
1:00:32
yeah, just espousing a lot of civil virtues is in the average
1:00:38
home price now everybody and you'll see it is anywhere from 4
1:00:42
to $6 million in Pasadena. And you have to differentiate
1:00:46
Pasadena and and kind of the the closer you get to Orange County.
1:00:50
A lot of these LA County cities are very different than, you
1:00:54
know, downtown LA or Hollywood. It just to let you know, there's
1:00:58
more of a quaint feeling, more of an Old Town feeling special
1:01:01
Old Town passage in. But anyways, this next little
1:01:05
little series we put together, I was met up with friend of the
1:01:08
show there, Frankie Elliott, as he helped me rebuild the entire
1:01:14
system that you're seeing now. But here's a piece we did, and
1:01:17
Jim hasn't seen this, but he's in for a real surprise as this
1:01:22
is the aftermath of the LA fires.
1:01:24
Here we go, all. Businesses and houses right
1:01:48
here. So from the Palisades fire, what
1:01:50
you're seeing here, that was how many months ago?
1:01:55
The Egon fire was January 6th. There you go, they just rebuilt
1:01:59
10 months in real. Very, very symbolic.
1:02:03
Very corners gone here. Dean on the right.
1:02:05
This whole corner used to be a bunch of stores.
1:02:08
Oh look, they're rebuilding Jason and Colleen's apartment.
1:02:10
Building so this is Altadena. This is an apartment.
1:02:14
The area here a lot of this is very as you go further up, you
1:02:20
can tell who has the money. Oh, sorry, is it is it
1:02:23
gentrified? Sorry, is it gentrified?
1:02:27
And but who has the money? I haven't.
1:02:31
There's a big house right here. There's a big house right there,
1:02:33
streets here. And are there plans to rebuild
1:02:39
or? A lot of people are rebuilding.
1:02:41
They're trying to encourage rebuilding because a lot of.
1:02:45
The Chinese are coming in they. Want to come in and build condos
1:02:49
and make Altadena something it never was supposed to be?
1:02:53
You can. See the hills right above here.
1:02:54
I wonder if people are up to speed that the LA Mayor Karen
1:03:00
Bass, who was caught on a hot mic on a phone call, knew about
1:03:05
the attacks two days beforehand. I've heard, I've heard the
1:03:10
actual footage. Yeah, that it is pretty
1:03:13
chilling. Here's some just gone.
1:03:14
And how, how, how much were these homes?
1:03:16
How much was the the listing? A couple.
1:03:20
Million. So you're looking at pretty
1:03:24
small houses, probably some of the original houses from
1:03:27
Pasadena. They're Gen.
1:03:28
A lot of them are generational. So the families before owned
1:03:33
them. Yeah.
1:03:34
And they've been passed down. So where Jim Fetcher grew up
1:03:37
here in the 1950s as a little, you know, young kid?
1:03:41
See for sale. 40s just can't afford to.
1:03:44
But if you look, if you look at the style of these homes, they
1:03:47
haven't changed. See here's here's one of the the
1:03:50
CCPs. Are you going to see more CCP?
1:03:52
This stuff is a huge these old trees.
1:03:56
So the 100 year old trees here I'll.
1:04:00
Be damned, Altadena has so much history, and so much that it
1:04:03
was. Lost Altadena, in case you don't
1:04:05
know is known for its milk farms they're milk production back in
1:04:10
the the days hence the Altadena milking company also citrus.
1:04:17
Also citrus, yes, and this was targeted because this is on the
1:04:24
list. The 15 minute cities.
1:04:26
More footage of the palisade fires that went into Altadena.
1:04:31
January of 2025, January 6th to be exact.
1:04:34
And here's some of the aftermath.
1:04:35
That steel is in rubble like majority of the houses here.
1:04:42
The cost to rebuild has far surpassed the cost a lot of
1:04:48
people pay for these homes. Not to mention you have the
1:04:52
alleged governor Newsom who has literally squandered the
1:04:59
charitable funds and donations for a lot of these city firemen
1:05:05
to the city utilities, to people who want to rebuild it, given to
1:05:11
his charity, his wife's charity, money laundering, money
1:05:14
laundering. So there it is.
1:05:15
Have a look at this. Right here, Freaky Elliot of
1:05:24
Pasadena, I want to ask you, how far is the Rose Bowl from here?
1:05:27
About two miles. So, so believe it or not, as he
1:05:32
cared going to the Rose Parade, I wouldn't be too far from where
1:05:34
we are. And this was a very lovely,
1:05:38
beautiful, beautiful city. Not that it's not anymore, but
1:05:41
to, to see the, the, the aftermath.
1:05:46
See that sign right there? Yeah, the white sign.
1:05:48
Yeah. Mariposa Townhouses for Rent
1:05:50
sign still up. That's where I lived before I
1:05:53
moved and met Sherry. There was, there's two pools.
1:05:56
You can still film because there's two pools down there.
1:05:59
But that whole open lot right there used to be Mariposa
1:06:02
Townhouses and you can still find it on like your map, your
1:06:05
old maps, if you look up the address and it'll show the two
1:06:07
pools and the outside. But now it's just one open
1:06:10
field. So basically what we're seeing
1:06:14
here, this is a reminder that there was an attack, there was
1:06:20
an attack homes here, there was an attack on the city, There was
1:06:25
an attack on the people of California to get LA to get the
1:06:33
LA cities, LA County into the 15 minute cities because LA is not
1:06:38
even considered in the top 15. So sadly, we have to expect more
1:06:46
efforts and opportunities, just like we now see in Jamaica of
1:06:49
these horrific weathers, horrific fires out of the
1:06:52
nowheres, because they're going for everything.
1:06:55
Because the more people wake up to it, the more acceleration it
1:06:58
is for their objectives. Truly sensitive affairs.
1:07:30
The. These to be all these stores
1:08:05
here, right here. This used to be where we'd go to
1:08:08
have coffee, just chill out. We'll walk over here and you can
1:08:13
still see where the pools were. It's starting how they still
1:08:18
have. This plant growing right here
1:08:20
because life finds a way in the midst of all this and still
1:08:26
found a way. Wow, wow, Jim, there, there.
1:08:34
You saw it right there. You, you want to comment on
1:08:38
that? You probably haven't seen your
1:08:40
your hometown like that in quite some time.
1:08:46
Altadine is more like the least impressive aspect of Pasadena.
1:08:54
Pasadena is far more elegant. The homes are very impressive.
1:08:57
Their older homes are multiple stories.
1:09:00
We weren't seeing that in Altadena.
1:09:03
But Altaden played a special role in my life because my first
1:09:07
conscious memory was from Altadena, where my parents were
1:09:13
in the house. We had a big yard.
1:09:14
My parents were in the house. They were having an argument.
1:09:17
It would lead to a divorce, but they're having an argument.
1:09:20
And I was out on the front lawn when a fire engine came down the
1:09:24
street. It was a broad Blvd.
1:09:27
And the fire engine was so spectacular and distracting from
1:09:32
the argument of my parents. That made an indelible
1:09:34
impression. And then second of all, my
1:09:38
parents are buried in Altadena at Mountain View Cemetery.
1:09:43
And I gather even the cemetery was hit by the fire.
1:09:49
So, you know, I was out there when the Badgers playing the
1:09:54
Rose Bowl in 2000 and went to visit an aunt who was at a
1:09:58
Hospice at the end of her days and made a special trip over to
1:10:04
the cemetery. That is where my mother and
1:10:07
father were buried. So, you know, it has interesting
1:10:13
special meaning. Yeah.
1:10:16
Yeah, Yeah. Little condolences.
1:10:19
Condolences. Yeah.
1:10:22
Major. It's it's a big change, I think.
1:10:26
Yeah, Mohammed, you have it right.
1:10:28
Altadena is a California area brand, very popular one.
1:10:30
I grew up on that as well. There you have it.
1:10:33
So anyways, we're going to end it there.
1:10:35
We want to thank you for joining us on this LATE NIGHT update, a
1:10:39
weekend edition. You can catch Jim eight days a
1:10:43
week over there. The revolutionary radios and
1:10:46
medias and everything. And there's, do you have a big
1:10:49
conference coming up to Jim in December?
1:10:52
You mentioned 1314, December, my 6th annual Volkswagen
1:10:57
conspiracies conference. I got about a dozen speakers for
1:11:01
Saturday and another dozen for Sunday.
1:11:05
As soon as we get the website up, I'll be announcing it.
1:11:08
But it's something you are take from the comfort of your own
1:11:12
home. It's a virtual conference.
1:11:14
It's all done by Zoom at no charge.
1:11:17
You'll have the opportunity. Here's some of the best speakers
1:11:20
on the most important controversial subjects of our
1:11:23
time. There you have it.
1:11:25
So you you will have more on that.
1:11:27
And we thank you very much. Jim Fencer there.
1:11:30
Thank you very much. All right, there you have it.
1:11:33
OK, on that note, it is been a real a real eye opener on to see
1:11:38
that, I'll tell you that much, a real eye opener.
1:11:41
But anyways, I will be back with World at War Tuesday tomorrow we
1:11:46
have a special report on Tylenol.
1:11:49
Tylenol. You're going to see that in your
1:11:51
local listings. It's a big one.
1:11:53
You don't want to miss this and I don't think anyone's going to
1:11:56
be touching the the the IT factor that we've managed to
1:12:00
capture. So you're going to see that
1:12:01
tomorrow and at World at War will return Tuesday and I'm just
1:12:07
trying to catch up to speed. I mean, we had five years of
1:12:11
stuff all in disarray. I I'm having to look for it in
1:12:14
the stress factor is next level. So anyways, on that note, I want
1:12:19
to thank Jim Fencer and for Jim, I'm Dean Ryan saying thank you
1:12:23
for sharing a bit of your night here with us.
1:12:25
Until next time, always remember to stay tuned and always
1:12:29
remember to stay awake. Good night everybody.
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