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Trump’s Toxic Theater: Trumped-Up Terror Talk, Tactical Trespass, Troop Triumph-Porn, Treasury-Friendly Takeover Tactics · International Flavor: Where the Truth Tastes Better

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Damn straight. My name is Samuel Trapp. This is international flavor.
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This is a special edition of international flavor coming to you live from the
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Lake Ozark real estate of the art studio.
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I'm a reason I'm in here and doing this is frankly, I'm pissed off.
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Here we go again. I'm searching, um, on the, uh,
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I believe it's the Southern district of New York, uh, ECF site.
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If this computer will allow me in from here or if my passwords will allow me,
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I think it will. Um, I, cause sometimes it's tough to get my, uh,
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to get by, uh, what do you call it? Um,
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computers to agree with me when I try to get something done. And, uh,
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so today we're waiting for, uh,
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president Trump to come on and justify his action,
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taking Nicholas Maduro and his wife into custody.
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And heisting them from Venezuela and bringing them to the United States.
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This is a type of BS that I completely hate. And, uh, you know,
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and they avoid, they will avoid the question, you know, Oh gee, why?
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What gives you the right? What gives you the authority? They'll,
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they'll ignore that to destroy, to destroy another country. Uh,
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Venezuela has been around for a long time. What have they done to us?
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Seriously? What have they done? Oh, there's been drugs.
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You have no proof of that. You got nothing. You supplied nothing.
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And by the way, even if they are fight the drugs, fight the drugs,
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you don't go destroy a country or engage in your regime change so that you can
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control the oil. Here we go again.
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Same old shit, different day. And we're doing the same thing.
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And I'm pissed about it. This is stupid. And, uh, uh, you know, no, there,
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there is nobody that can justify this to me because this is not how a good
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neighbor acts. Okay. You could say, well,
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that's not how a good neighbor acts that they're sending drugs.
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Never have we targeted the drugs. You think,
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you think targeting Nicholas McEnroe is going to stop the drug traffic?
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No, it's not. It's not.
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They'll be replaced with somebody else.
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Does this good for the people of Venezuela? Absolutely not. You know,
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because now what, what are we going to do?
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We're going to pick the same thing.
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We always pick somebody who licks the ass of American power and stuffed them
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into a, into a office.
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It's going to be the girl who won the Nobel peace prize. Uh,
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Donald Trump is a little pissed off about,
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but they'll shuffle her in as the dream.
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And in my understanding,
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she doesn't have the support that he believes they did, that she's,
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that they tout that they say what it is. I don't believe anything that they say.
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So of course, everybody knows that about me. Um, I, I just don't believe.
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And so I am, uh, making sure that I am, uh,
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what do you call it?
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Sending the TV stuff to the correct spot. Um,
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and I'm watching when it comes on and talks about coming live now.
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Trump did a little bit of an interview on how this occurred and what they did to
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make this happen. They're apparently built the special forces,
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built a replica of the house that the wife and, uh, uh,
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Maduro live in and practiced on that.
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And then stormed the house in the middle of the night,
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took a one possession in there, uh,
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took possession custody of them in their pajamas.
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And, uh, uh, that was that, um,
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that is what happened. And, uh, I saw this,
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somebody sent it to me. Actually, they sent me where the, uh, where it is.
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Maduro has been indicted in New York.
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The world's already condemning the action. I condemn the action.
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Just so you know, uh, it's the same old,
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same old that, that the,
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that the deep state has been engaged in. And here we go.
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Donald Trump's now part of it. If you ever had any question,
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whether he was part of it or not,
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or he's been snowed by it or not, this is the Marco Rubio's of the world.
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This is the neocon of the world. This is not how you,
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how you engage in international affairs. This isn't how you do it.
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This is not political. This is not, I mean,
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the use of force is something that should be
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extremely rare, extremely.
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And there is zero cause for us to go in there and get involved in this and
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create another drama,
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another military industrial complex,
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M I C military industrial complex win.
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This is a win for them on a huge level. We have ships in the,
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in the, um, you know, ocean off the, uh,
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coast of Venezuela, Columbia, uh, Venezuela is the,
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they, they cite this UN report. I told you about that the other day,
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the UN report that says that Venezuela is a major trafficker. Guess what?
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They're not, they're not even listed in the top four.
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That's Columbia and Peru are the top two. And, uh, that's,
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why are we bombing the shit out of them? Cause they don't have any oil.
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That is why. And, uh, the, this UN report that they cite,
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they're lying about that's what government does. People,
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they lie and they justify.
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And this is the same old, same old in truth.
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And I am trying while we discuss, or while I discuss,
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feel free to call in if you'd like five, seven, three, seven, four, six, eight,
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zero to zero.
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I don't know that anybody's listening in because this is a special edition of
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the show. But if anybody wanted to phone in, uh,
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I'd be happy to chat with them about this or take a different, uh, proposal.
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They actually, the BBC has pulled up the, uh, on the far,
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on the far right TV. I don't know how to get to there,
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but they've pulled up the indictment. That's what I'm looking to do.
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I'm trying to get to the indictment on the Western district of, uh, I'm sorry,
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the Southern district of, uh, New York.
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You can, uh, wait with me while I do it.
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Okay.
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Of New York E C F we
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hit the button. Southern district of New York,
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electronic case filing, log in,
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let us log in, but see my stuff. Isn't remembered here.
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And that's the problem. I don't remember how to get to it. Um,
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Hmm. I wonder if I can do, cause I, I don't remember my password off top of my
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head. Um, we're going to, uh,
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try a different way to get in there and it'll be entertaining.
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Sorry to entertain you with this BS while I'm on it,
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but I want to read the entire, uh,
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indictment when we get there and read it to you and share what counts there are.
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There it is. This one had my login info, uh,
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stored. I love it. Okay. Um, looks like I'm going to be able to get in,
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uh, continue. Yup. Yup. Yup. Uh,
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close. Hmm.
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Please wait. Close. Uh, do I want an app?
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No, I don't want an app. Multi-factor identification.
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Ah, set up authentication to sign in. Can I just close that out?
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I don't want to do it. Um,
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um,
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son of a nutcracker. Now they're requiring me to do all of this stuff. Uh,
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security code has been sent to your email. Well, uh, they've,
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they've changed all the login requirements. And so I've gotta,
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I gotta go and hunt it down. Here it is. Um, gotta go to my email.
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I am really sorry for this part, but it is a learning,
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uh, deal for me. Every time you log into a different, uh, a different, uh,
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uh, what do you call it? Different pacer account. You, uh,
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have to start all over. And now it looks like they're gonna, uh,
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screw me here. Let's see.
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I am really sorry about this. Uh, but as soon as Trump comes on,
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I'll play it for you live and, uh, uh,
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I will make sure to get there,
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but I'm going to rant about this in the meantime and, uh,
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close never. Damn it. Well,
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I'm really pissy now, but Trump will be on in a little bit.
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And we can cover some news in the meantime about how this occurred and why and
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how and all that. We'll make sure that that is in there. What did I,
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what have I done? Have I messed this up? There it is.
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Son of a nutcracker. I'm not liking this one little bit.
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Uh, now where'd it go? This is nonsense, huh?
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Well, friends and neighbors, um, we are,
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we are having a little technical difficulty logging in to get the,
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uh, to get the, uh, indictment copy.
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I want to read the indictment.
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So we're going to, and, uh,
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next. Okay.
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Oh my God. What? I should have done this before. You know what I'm going to do?
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I'm going to put a song on in the meantime.
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So see if we can do something while I get this truck. And I don't know,
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I don't know what to do here.
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I'm going to put something on cause it's messing with me and it driving me crazy.
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So, uh,
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but I want to be sitting here because the old Trumpster is going to come on here
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any minute and, uh, want to, uh,
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talk about the beauty of this action and how he, uh, uh,
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how he can justify it.
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I really am interested in what his justification is going to be.
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We got narco-terrorism. No, you didn't.
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And it's not terrorism in the first place. It's a,
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that's a BS term that you created to justify what you're doing.
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And this is nonsense.
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So I'm going to start with, um, uh,
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a friend on mine cause we had an unrest on the Sumi
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event and I'm going to give you a little bit of
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a, um, measure Maduro regime commentary from my
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good friend on the military summary channel. And then I will, uh, or no,
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maybe we should do, uh, Alex Christoforou. I like listening to him.
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He's comical and he comes to us live usually from, from Cyprus. Uh,
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so let's see where he is today.
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And I will find and get through that while you listen to him for just
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a minute. How about that?
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And where is the old right TV?
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Here it is. All right. Uh,
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I'm going to do that and I'm going to quiet my mic.
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For just a minute whilst I, uh, find the indictment.
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Okay. I have to check some things. Here is Alex.
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They're talking to Maduro very, very young, 20 years ago.
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And they're putting that on there. Alex is going to comment on this.
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China's top diplomats met with Maduro for over three hours in Caracas yesterday
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and they had all weather ties against us sanctions. Here's Alex.
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On this Saturday afternoon,
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January the 3rd coming to you from Larnaca Cyprus.
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And we have the big news,
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the breaking news that Maduro has been captured.
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This according to us,
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president Trump who posted on truth social,
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the United States of America has successfully carried out a large scale
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strike against Venezuela and its leader, president Nicholas Maduro,
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who has been along with his wife captured and flown out of the country.
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This operation was done in conjunction with us law enforcement details to
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follow.
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There will be a news conference today at 11am at Mar-a-Lago.
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Thank you for your attention to this matter. President Donald J.
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Trump.
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So the United States has successfully kidnapped
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the leader of another country.
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Captured. Let's not use the word captured.
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Let's call it what it is, a kidnapping. That's what this is.
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They kidnapped the leader of another country.
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The rules based order, international law and the rules based order.
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Here is a post from Yeroman and I believe he
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is spot on with this post.
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The operation in Venezuela was prepared similar to the operation in
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Syria by bribing military leaders.
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That's why we didn't see any air defense working.
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I warned about that a couple of months ago. Absolutely right.
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100%. That is exactly what I think happened here.
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This is a successful covert operation.
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I wouldn't say this is a successful military operation.
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I would say this is a successful intel covert operation.
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The the United States was able to
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to turn various parts of the Venezuelan military,
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not all of the military, but the part of the military
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that had to that had to deal with the defense of the country,
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the air defense systems of the country.
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That's why we saw no air defense.
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Whatsoever, there was no air defense, the US Air Force and the helicopters,
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free reign to operate and target whatever they wanted to target.
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And that's exactly what they did.
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And and that allowed US special ops to capture Maduro.
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That is exactly what I think happened in much the same way as as what happened in Syria.
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But in the case of Syria, Assad was able to to assassinate
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to to Russia. He was not captured. He made his way to to Russia.
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In the case of of Maduro, well, Russia's Russia or China is very, very far away.
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Maduro was just meeting with Chinese officials just a few hours ago.
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He was meeting with Chinese officials, and it looks like he had no idea what was going on.
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It looks like China had no idea what was going on or Russia.
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So this was a very successful U.S. covert operation.
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Whoever they needed to bribe and to and to turn.
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They did it successfully.
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And this freed up the military to the U.S. military
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to keep the the parts of the Venezuelan military
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occupied to attack parts of the Venezuelan military, the facilities
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and and so on that that they needed to to keep occupied and to go after.
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So so they did that air defense non-existent.
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Special ops come in and they grab Maduro.
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Exactly what happened in Syria.
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Pretty much exactly what the U.S. did in in Syria.
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A very successful covert operation and a kidnapping,
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a kidnapping of of a leader of a sovereign country.
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I'm sure this is breaking all kinds of international law.
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I'm sure I'm sure many, many countries around the world,
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the majority of the countries around the world are are horrified at what is happening.
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The United States conducting these these airstrikes, this military operation
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and kidnapping the leader of of Venezuela.
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And countries need to need to take notice of what's going on.
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This is a Trump administration.
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This is a United States whose foreign policy is very much based on trickery.
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I've said this so many times.
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It is a foreign policy based on trickery,
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whether it's the blowing up of pipelines.
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This goes back to Biden, actually.
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It's not only Trump.
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It's also the Biden administration, whether it's the blowing up of pipelines.
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Not that Biden did it.
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I'm not saying that Biden blew up Nord Stream, guys.
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I'm not saying that at all.
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We all know it was Gilligan and the skipper.
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But there is no international rules-based order,
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international law or anything like that.
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That doesn't exist.
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That doesn't exist at all.
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What we're seeing is the great powers, or at least the United States,
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doing whatever it wants to do or whatever it needs to do
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to continue to hold on to its unipolar moment
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and to prevent the rise of bricks of the multipolar world.
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So if the pipelines need to go kaboom, they will go kaboom.
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If tankers need to be seized, they will be seized.
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Drones need to hit tankers or refineries,
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then the drones will hit the tankers and or the refineries.
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If you need to launch strikes into Nigeria to protect the Christians,
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you'll do that as well.
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If you need to get protests going in Iran, you can do that also.
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If you need to decapitate scientists,
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if decapitation strikes against scientists, that's also on the agenda.
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And if you need to go into a country and kidnap its leader,
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well, you can do that as well.
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You just need to pay the right people
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and there you go.
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And then you can do it.
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This has been in the works for a while, the New York Times.
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I'm going to fade him out after that.
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I have failed in my effort to get a copy of the indictment.
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And I'm looking in strange places on the internet
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to try to get a copy of the indictment
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because I want to see the statement of jurisdiction.
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That's what I want to look at,
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is what claim of jurisdiction they have over this.
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So you charge people with crime in the U.S.
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And then you go, same thing we did back in Nicaragua,
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what was his name?
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Whoever the president of Nicaragua was at the time,
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did the same thing down there to take over Nicaragua
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and do the crap that we've done all over the world
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and continue to do.
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You know, I as an American am offended by this.
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I don't like it.
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I think it's wrong.
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I believe in diplomacy.
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Not force and creating war and doing that.
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What is wrong with diplomacy?
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In all seriousness, what is wrong?
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Look, now they're bringing up the indictment on the other side,
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but I'm trying to pull it up and they won't let me.
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I wonder if I can get this in here.
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It's sealed, apparently.
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And I can't get to the sealed ones.
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I can only get to the open ones.
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This is TV number two.
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We're going to try something, see what they're saying,
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because they're reading the indictment right through here.
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Hold on, see if we can get some of that.
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If I can figure this out.
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Just so that we know that,
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and kind of reminder to the American populace
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that when we do these operations,
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there are human beings that we are putting in harm's way.
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And so I would like to hear an update on that.
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Just to know that one,
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there were no killed in action on this.
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We conducted the operation.
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And then I think what you're probably going to see,
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and I think some of the political opposition,
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whether they listen to it or not,
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but it kind of helped the American people understand.
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I don't care about that.
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That's, you know, Fox News is going to glorify this.
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We all know that.
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They're going to just, oh, this is great.
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This is fantastic.
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Bomb the shit out of them.
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And we're going to love that.
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Now it's not on there though.
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Here's the article three project guy talking though.
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Let's see if I can get that to work.
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I'm still new at the TV stuff.
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Sorry for the indictment from the attorney general
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in a federal court, the Southern District of Manhattan
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to allow the military to go execute on that indictment
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and to bring him in as a criminal.
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Yeah, Southern District of New York in Manhattan.
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And there was a separate indictment in 2020 also.
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So there are two different indictments.
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Yeah, I saw this.
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Maybe they're right.
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The latest indictment.
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And these are very serious charges.
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Maduro and his wife are going to spend the rest of their lives
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in federal prison in the United States.
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What a freaking joke.
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This is, President Trump is following the rules.
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His attorney general's following the rules.
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No, they're not.
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I want to say congratulations to President Trump and his team.
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Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.
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Secretary of War, Pete Huckabee.
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This is how you sell it right here.
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You have everybody come out and say, I ain't listening to this a-hole.
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I'm not listening to that.
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That is nonsense.
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And they go out and this is how they justify it.
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The American people will never get the truth on this.
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This broke all kinds of laws.
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And I'll probably jump in here too soon to have this kind of a show.
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But I want to question what's going on with the old Trumpster when it comes on.
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And the Venezuelan defense chief says people have been the victims of most
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criminal military aggression by the U.S.
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The barbarity of invading forces has desecrated the sacred soil of Fort Tijuna.
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In the states of Miranda, Aragua, La Guardia, even striking civilian urban areas with missiles
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and rockets fired from combat helicopters.
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We are currently gathering information on the injured and the dead.
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We fully support the decree declaring a state of external emergency across the entire national
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territory.
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And as a result, the men and women of the armed forces are carrying out the instructions
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of President Nicolas Maduro, deploying all our capabilities.
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We will win.
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Long live the homeland.
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That's a statement from Venezuela's defense chief on the capture.
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No matter how you slice it, I don't care what justifications they come up with on
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TV and have these people come and talk to it.
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This is wrong.
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This is un-American.
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This is not how we act.
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And I've got people who will call me, maybe a lot of the commentators on this exact program
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that go, no, Trump's good.
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Trump's doing what needs to be done.
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We got to come do this.
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And we got to go take them out.
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Okay.
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Why don't we do the same here?
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Why don't we do it?
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Why don't we use the military, use the military to go take all the people that are doing drugs,
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you know, go take them.
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This is not cutting off the head of the snake.
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This is bullshit.
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What about the other countries?
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Does that mean we got to go to Peru and to Colombia?
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Those are the biggest that are sending out drugs.
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But nope, nope, nope.
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We go to one that's fifth or sixth down the line because we know they have oil and we can
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attack Maduro.
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And we can put in the, we can shuffle in through fake elections, just like in Ukraine.
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We can shuffle in, have fake elections, have it show that, guess who wins?
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Oh my gosh.
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It was the person that gets 20% of the electorate, but wins a Nobel Peace Prize.
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But the US sets up the elections.
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If you think those elections are going to be anything less than corrupt, forget it.
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They're just going to install somebody just like they did in Ukraine.
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They took out the person that supported the opposite side of where they wanted the support
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and then shuffled in some a-hole that didn't win an election.
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That is the pattern.
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And like Nicholas said when you were talking to him, same thing they did in, what was it,
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Syria he was talking about.
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We've done this.
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This is the same mode of operation that we have done repeatedly since Nicaragua.
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Way back when, and probably before that.
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But this is the same bullshit.
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And they'll come in and they'll justify it.
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And oh, it's great.
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We got them.
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We have big swinging wieners.
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And here it is.
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We took out some guy doing drugs.
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Well, why don't you take out the guy doing drugs in East St. Louis?
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Why don't you do that?
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Why don't you spend your efforts on our safety?
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I'm so tired of this crap.
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I can't stand it.
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You have to find something for the military to do.
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You got to find something for the military industrial complex to continue to make the money.
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We're saving America.
26:47
We're saving America.
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America wasn't in any danger.
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Why don't you do some policing?
26:52
How about that?
26:53
You block the border.
26:54
You close that off.
26:55
And now we're taking over other countries.
26:58
We complain when other people take over other countries.
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But we do it all the time.
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Why?
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Because we're the biggest, baddest bully on the block.
27:07
And the condemnation is coming from everywhere to condemnation.
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The West.
27:11
Let's see.
27:12
That's not the one I wanted.
27:14
Let's see.
27:14
Well, let's get to this and say Maduro is charged with Maduri with narco terrorism conspiracy.
27:23
OK, here we go.
27:24
I'm still waiting for the old Trumpster to show up online and we'll see.
27:28
I don't know if I have the phone thing connected, right?
27:33
Let's check on that.
27:34
And then somebody sent me a text on my telephone.
27:37
Maybe that's something important.
27:39
But then again, maybe not.
27:41
Let's see.
27:43
Can't get anything.
27:51
So I didn't get any important text.
27:54
I thought somebody might have sent me something.
27:59
Here to discuss.
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I'm going to give that phone number again.
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Five, seven, three, seven, four, six, eight, zero to zero.
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Should you desire to call in?
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By the way, even if you're a family member listening from far away, I can't get you in
28:19
on WhatsApp.
28:19
That's for sure.
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I got a brother in Brazil and it's he's he's I think he's chose to stay down there.
28:26
That's good stuff.
28:27
And we have so much shit going on in the world.
28:30
Just tons of it.
28:31
U.S. President Trump.
28:33
U.S. has confirmed his forces carry out large scale airstrikes in Venezuela, claimed that
28:38
the oil rich always South American country's leader, Nicolas Maduro, has been captured
28:43
and flown out of the country.
28:45
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi later announced that Maduro and his wife had been indicted
28:49
in New York and charged with narco terrorism conspiracy.
28:53
Yeah, let's create something new there and will soon face the full wrath of American
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justice.
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Oh, yeah.
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We're going to imprison them and send them to Club Fed to give them an iPad for the rest
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of their lives, pay for them to be there.
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Why?
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Because we want their oil.
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We want to damage bricks.
29:14
As you heard Alex Cristoforo say, that is the truth.
29:20
That is primary in this is trying to force everybody back into the U.S. is the biggest
29:27
baddest.
29:28
If anything, they are encouraging more action everywhere.
29:32
We've got China on the on Taiwan.
29:35
I wouldn't be surprised if there's some kind of a deal between China and the U.S.
29:39
to say, well, you know, don't fuck with us over here and we don't screw with you over
29:42
there.
29:42
Sorry, I shouldn't talk like that.
29:44
And you don't screw with me.
29:46
I won't screw with you.
29:47
You take because I'm telling you, the one China policy is there.
29:51
They've said it.
29:52
Taiwan even said it.
29:53
You know, it depends on what leaders in power at the same time.
29:56
It's just the money of the West.
29:58
Nobody wants him to touch, you know, on another topic.
30:03
Vladimir Zelensky.
30:04
Notice how he's changed his name to Volodymyr instead of Vladimir.
30:09
It's Volodymyr, right?
30:10
In short, it's Volodymyr for all of them are Vlad.
30:13
You know, you can do that.
30:15
So but Volodymyr Zelensky, who was previously Vladimir Zelensky, calls for a 50 year U.S.
30:22
security guarantee for Ukraine.
30:26
There's a big win for for the military industrial complex.
30:30
The U.S. can can do this.
30:34
Where are these Newsmax people hiding out?
30:37
Are they they got to be in?
30:39
Oh, yeah, they're in Florida talking.
30:41
Well, look, we're so glad we ran away from that country.
30:44
And you've killed it.
30:45
You know, you've taken out the guy.
30:47
Well, yeah, then go back to Colombia.
30:49
I guarantee you, you won't.
30:51
You know, you got these people dancing in the streets in Florida.
30:55
That are very happy waving their Venezuelan flags because you took out Maduro.
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And Maduro is corrupt.
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OK, I don't give a crap.
31:04
It is not our problem.
31:06
It is not.
31:08
The whole world is corrupt, including the United States.
31:11
Why do we get to decide who's corrupt and who's not?
31:15
I'm hating this crap.
31:17
Venezuelan and you hear, by the way, George Clooney and his wife are getting French citizenship
31:23
You know, well, more power to them.
31:27
If I had enough money, I'd, you know, certainly have a house in the French Riviera somewhere, too.
31:33
You know, I would do that.
31:35
Wonder who this is.
31:36
Let us see if we can chat with someone and have a nice discussion.
31:42
I'm so glad we ran away from that country.
31:45
And you killed it.
31:46
You know, you've taken out the guy.
31:48
What happened?
31:49
Hey, you got to turn your radio off because.
31:52
Up here.
31:54
Wait, we got it.
31:55
How about that?
31:56
That's better.
31:58
Hello, caller.
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How may I help you?
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Good morning, Sammy.
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How are you today?
32:04
If I was any better, they'd arrest me.
32:07
That's terrible.
32:08
Well, they probably will do that.
32:10
That's true.
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I'm good for it now before they get me.
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They shall come after me.
32:15
I've been I've been railing on the the U.S.
32:20
overreach, creating stuff for the military to do and a big win for military industrial complex.
32:26
What's your thoughts?
32:28
What are my thoughts about the military industrial complex?
32:32
Don't you remember that Eisenhower warned against the big industrial, big military
32:39
industrial complex?
32:40
Do you remember how he warned against that in his farewell address to the U.S.?
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I do.
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Yep.
32:49
I study those things as well.
32:51
And but but I'm talking specifically about the action to take out Maduro and his wife
32:55
to capture them with Delta Force or whoever did and bring them to New York to face charges
33:01
of narco terrorism, something brand new.
33:04
They've been indicted here.
33:05
Let me read this quick.
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They've been indicted in the southern district of New York charged with narco terrorism,
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conspiracy, cocaine, importation, conspiracy, possession of machine guns and destructive
33:15
devices and conspiracy to possess machine guns and destructive devices against the United
33:20
States.
33:21
The guy's not in the U.S.
33:23
Who gives a rip?
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Yeah, I'm so tired of this crap.
33:26
I can't stand it.
33:27
Anyway, that's derived.
33:28
Now your turn.
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Go ahead.
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Yeah, this is this is the U.S.
33:32
This is the big bad U.S.
33:34
machine.
33:35
We know this.
33:36
This is the deep state.
33:37
This is this has been going on for decades, possibly what centuries long, long, long.
33:44
It's been going on at least since I was born, for sure.
33:48
Well, even when I was in the military, also military intelligence, if there is such a
33:55
thing, misnomer.
33:57
But yeah, exactly.
33:59
But if you recall, some of our relatives were involved in those covert operations for the
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Nicaraguan president.
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What was his name?
34:07
I'm trying to remember.
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Noriega.
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There you go.
34:09
That's right.
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We did the same freaking thing on that.
34:13
This is total shit, total crap.
34:16
However, look what look what the narrative is that they're pushing.
34:20
Oh, this is we needed to do this.
34:24
Yes, because they need to put her in power.
34:26
I know that because she will give us the oil.
34:32
That's right.
34:33
That's what we need.
34:34
We need someone that will be our puppet.
34:36
Exactly right.
34:37
We'll be our Vladimir Zelensky to Joe Biden.
34:41
You know, we'll be our puppet.
34:44
We throw them away.
34:44
When we're done with them.
34:46
That's right.
34:46
And we create another coup where they're lucky.
34:52
They get to go.
34:52
Right.
34:53
We get to go into exile.
34:54
If they're lucky, they get to go to the US club fed prison.
34:59
You know, they get to go if they don't kill them.
35:02
We'll have to see about that.
35:03
That's their retirement.
35:04
Right.
35:04
The retirement is somebody is going to take out Zelensky.
35:07
They're going to allow that to happen.
35:08
Somebody will take out this other lady.
35:10
Of course, there's numerous conspiracies that we did the same thing with Hitler and his regime.
35:17
I mean, back in the 40s, there's ample evidence.
35:22
This is all conspiracy, conjecture and innuendos.
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Nothing but there is evidence.
35:28
There is evidence that Hitler was brought and had a retirement chalet in
35:34
Montana, of all places.
35:37
Well, I wonder if they're getting ready.
35:40
The old Trumpster is coming and I'm making sure I can do this right.
35:42
Hang on.
35:46
And once he comes out, they're now focusing on the podium.
35:49
And so when they do, I'm going to slide up the TV thing and slide you out.
35:57
Fine.
35:57
I will hang up.
35:58
I'm used to being discarded.
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Discarded like a soggy doughnut.
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A soggy doughnut.
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Like an old regime in a faraway country.
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That's right.
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Like a regime in Venezuela or Nicaragua.
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Because Nicaragua is a total shit show now.
36:17
I went there for New Year's a couple of years ago.
36:22
They are like some families where they just go around and stir up contention and discord.
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Ain't that the truth?
36:34
Everywhere they go.
36:35
And the more that they do and the deeper the doo-doo gets, they bask in it.
36:41
And they love the smear campaign so that they can smear it around to everybody.
36:48
Share the smear.
36:50
Oh, yes.
36:51
That's what's interesting.
36:53
Nothing like learning the truth while you're working for the U.S. government.
36:56
Well, and you know what?
36:57
That's when it first came to me when I was working as a diplomatic interpreter,
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interpreting stuff.
37:04
And I had questions.
37:07
I have questions.
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Oh, heaven forbid.
37:11
The problem is...
37:12
You're not allowed to ask questions.
37:14
Yours is not to wonder why.
37:17
Yours is just to do or die.
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Yep.
37:20
I remember that.
37:22
And I heard that so many times when I asked questions.
37:26
It's funny that we both know that.
37:28
Because I was called Sergeant Question Mark because I always had questions.
37:33
It's like, wait a minute.
37:34
Why are we doing that?
37:35
That's idiotic.
37:36
Wouldn't it be better if we did blah?
37:37
But suggestions are not encouraged.
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Right.
37:42
We don't need your input.
37:44
Stupidity is the further up you go, the stupider you get.
37:49
And you're supposed to be.
37:50
I think that's part of the ASVAB test.
37:52
That's right.
37:52
How stupid can you be?
37:54
Well, I can be pretty damn stupid.
37:56
Great.
37:57
Let's promote you.
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We're going to put you in charge.
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That's a government mantle.
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I know.
38:02
I know.
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I know.
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Success depends on your loyalty.
38:06
And who's rear end you are licking.
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Yep.
38:11
Yep.
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There we are.
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Yeah.
38:13
And what will we do?
38:14
What will we do?
38:15
We will give kudos to our brave special forces who pulled off a truly impressive
38:24
operation by bribing everyone.
38:26
We throw money at them all.
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Say, turn your head the other way.
38:29
We're coming.
38:29
And then we come to capture the guy and his wife in their pajamas, lock them up and bring
38:35
them to New York.
38:36
Well, there are different perspectives on that.
38:40
What they want us to believe is that Maduro is a dictator and that we are actually saving
38:49
the country.
38:50
No, we're not.
38:51
We're destroying it.
38:52
For the next, what is...
38:55
For the lady who won...
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I cannot remember her name.
38:56
I can't remember either, but she won the thing and she's got like a 20 percent.
39:01
She believes she won.
39:02
Well, she won the Nobel Peace Prize.
39:04
The Nobel Peace Prize, I think.
39:06
And she says, oh, Julia had a bad election and I got screwed in the election.
39:10
So they're going to just install her.
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There won't be an election.
39:14
We will install her and she will be there and somebody will take her out.
39:22
Somebody going to take her out.
39:23
You know, that's for democracy's sake.
39:24
We have to fight for democracy.
39:26
Always have to fight for democracy.
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Democracy.
39:29
Yeah, they're...
39:30
Oh, my goodness.
39:31
We're fighting for democracy in Ukraine.
39:33
If you think there's any democracy in Ukraine, you need to have your head examined.
39:38
You know, there ain't crap but war, corruption and licking the butt of the guy ahead of you
39:45
who's got the American money coming into his pocket.
39:49
And war is a trillion dollar business.
39:51
Do not interrupt the war machine.
39:54
Right.
39:54
I mean, I'm sorry, but study Eisenhower's farewell speech.
39:59
And he was a general.
40:02
Come on.
40:04
He might have been president at one time.
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Well, of course he was president.
40:09
Well, you said he was a general.
40:11
But yes, but let's remember that he was part of the military complex that he was condemning.
40:17
And that usually is the case.
40:19
I watched it.
40:20
I watched it.
40:21
We got so much money.
40:22
I was the training NCO in a unit down in Fort Hood for a year and a half.
40:28
Pretty good size unit.
40:30
Regimental air regiment is what we had.
40:32
It was a pretty big one.
40:33
And I had quick fix helicopters in there and had several squadrons of...
40:37
What do you call them?
40:38
Those attack helicopters.
40:40
I forget the little small cool ones that were very big in the 80s.
40:45
And all kinds of those things.
40:47
And I was the training NCO.
40:48
And so I did all the training for the officers and for the pilots, for all the crew chiefs
40:55
and all of that.
40:56
And I also did the language training for us.
40:59
And we had so much money coming through there for training, but we were gone all the time
41:03
because it was Fort Hood.
41:04
And so toward the end of the summer, because you know, you got to spend all that money
41:07
by October 1 or you don't get it again.
41:10
By September 30th.
41:11
That's right.
41:12
We started wasting money like madmen because...
41:15
And you're going, wait a minute.
41:16
Why are we buying $40,000 conference tables?
41:19
Well, we don't spend the money, we don't get it.
41:22
Remember that I was combat support missile systems.
41:26
So let's not forget that.
41:29
Plenty of money going into that.
41:31
Oh, tons.
41:31
And they always talk about not having enough.
41:33
And now they've got a trillion dollar budget.
41:37
Yep, it's pretty amazing.
41:39
A trillion dollars.
41:40
Well, that's because the price of hammers went up from $1,200, remember?
41:44
Right, now they're $1,700.
41:46
And that conference table today will cost you $80,000, not $40,000.
41:51
And you know, you can't just get on Amazon and buy one.
41:54
Jeez, that would suck.
41:55
You know, you don't want that.
41:57
You can't live on a $1,500 regular person conference table.
42:02
We need one that costs $60,000 and is made out of one solid piece of wood or stone.
42:10
That's what we need.
42:11
I really hope I got this TV set properly because they are going to,
42:17
he's going to wander out here pretty soon.
42:19
Now, what is Trump doing today?
42:20
He's going to address the nation from Mar-a-Lago and glorify the capture
42:27
of Nicolas Maduro and his wife.
42:30
He's going to glorify it.
42:31
First thing he's going to do, our wonderful troops have done the job.
42:35
They've kicked the crap out of a bunch of people.
42:38
And they trained.
42:39
And we built them a model house of Maduro's here in Washington, D.C.
42:44
or wherever, Fort Bragg, somewhere.
42:46
And we built one.
42:47
And they used it as a training place.
42:49
And they learned how to go in.
42:50
And everybody's safe.
42:52
We only bombed a few places to make it look good, you know,
42:55
and to give our military, you know, some additional training.
42:59
But this was an operation that took weeks to prepare.
43:03
And our guys went in great and destroyed everybody.
43:06
We paid off the right folks.
43:08
And that is what you will hear.
43:11
And this narco-terrorism, we won't put up with it.
43:14
But it won't say a word about jurisdiction because they don't have it.
43:18
You know what I think would be interesting?
43:21
What?
43:21
So I have a very close family relative from my ex's side of the family.
43:27
Oh.
43:28
Who was one of the Delta Force Green Berets.
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Green Berets Delta Force.
43:34
Who actually guarded Noriega, let's see, what is it?
43:41
Yeah, Noriega over in Nicaragua.
43:43
Is that right?
43:44
Manuel Noriega.
43:45
That's right.
43:46
And he talked how they had him confined to a church building in the jungles.
43:54
I tell you what, the only thing I see.
43:56
He knows all about the covert operations.
43:59
If you could ever get him to talk.
44:00
Wait a second.
44:01
Wait a second.
44:01
Here it is.
44:02
That just came out.
44:03
One, three.
44:04
Deleted documents.
44:05
I found it.
44:06
Sealed documents.
44:07
Now I'm on the PACER system.
44:09
I'm on the Eastern District.
44:10
And here's the order.
44:11
Here's a superseded unredacted indictment.
44:14
I got it.
44:15
I think.
44:16
This document is not available.
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Nope, because I'm a public member.
44:21
And it's not available to lawyers either.
44:24
But I can't get it.
44:25
And here's the other order to accept the charges.
44:29
View document.
44:30
Let's view this document.
44:31
See what it says.
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Open.
44:35
Here we go.
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United States versus Nicholas Maduro et al.
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Honorable Jennifer Willis, U.S. District Magistrate Judge.
44:45
The government requests superseded indictment be unsealed January 3rd.
44:51
They want to unseal the indictment so that people can read it.
44:55
Let's see.
44:56
But I don't see it yet.
44:57
I don't see.
44:57
It's still.
44:58
Son of a nutcracker.
45:00
Have I my I'm haven't used my ECF on a regular basis.
45:06
And so it kind of screw screws me up here.
45:10
Well, here it is.
45:11
Superseding unredacted document filed as to Nicholas Maduro.
45:16
Deosado Cabela Rondon.
45:18
Ramon Rodriguez Chachincilla Adela Flores de Maduro.
45:23
Nicholas Ernesto Maduro Guerra.
45:27
Hector Rosen, Ford, Guerrero, Flores.
45:30
Not for public view pursuant to standing order of the court.
45:34
Meaning I can't log in.
45:35
Not for public view.
45:37
I can't get it.
45:38
This document is not available to me.
45:41
But they can leak it to the newspapers.
45:43
So unfortunately, not only that, but somebody will post it later.
45:47
But you just keep writing the blank checks and signing those.
45:51
And then you can continue to get what you already have gotten.
45:55
Nothing.
45:57
You are not entitled to know how we took jurisdiction over Nicholas Maduro.
46:03
This is such good news is that we could be unburdened by what has been.
46:10
Yeah, I feel unburdened.
46:13
Here I am unburdened by what has been.
46:16
I'm unburdened by a lot of things.
46:18
But I'm suddenly burdened by all of this horse crap.
46:22
We have a signed memorandum of understanding regarding classified information as to
46:28
several of these people on 12-4.
46:30
We have a deleted document on 1-3, which was an unredacted indictment.
46:37
We have an order that shows Trumpsters just about to walk out into the space.
46:43
So Sam, the problem here is not them.
46:46
The problem here is that your eyes are wide open and you are speaking.
46:52
Yeah, I know.
46:53
That is the problem.
46:54
So what needs to happen is you need to take your daily dose of propaganda
47:01
and shut up and just walk with the daze in your eyes.
47:06
And everything will be well.
47:08
Keep churning the hamster wheel and churning out that money for the great omnipotent Oz.
47:15
Well, I am the great unpowerful.
47:19
I was in the right case file and that kind of surprised me.
47:23
But I am there.
47:24
I am waiting for the old Trumpster to walk out and give us the politicized scoop, as it were,
47:32
on what is going on.
47:35
But I already told you what he will say.
47:37
We already know what he's going to say.
47:39
What I do like about Trump is we get his from the straight up business perspective.
47:45
The lies have a whole new twist to them.
47:47
And that's refreshing.
47:49
That's true, too.
47:49
It is.
47:50
But don't act like he's not part of the bigger issue, though.
47:56
No, notice that I said it's on the lies.
47:57
Internationally.
47:58
You know, this international bullshit, you know what this means?
48:02
It means Greenland's next.
48:04
That's what this means.
48:05
So you do realize, though, you do realize that Trump and Putin,
48:10
the reason that they are in alignment is because they are both nationalists.
48:15
Well, yes, but this is not nationalism.
48:18
No, I'm talking about in the factions of the elite of the elite.
48:23
It is the nationalists.
48:26
There's three groups, three main factions.
48:28
And I'm sure that someone is already.
48:29
Of course, you already know this.
48:31
The nationalist faction, the globalists.
48:34
And there's another faction that's got a whole new level of evil in it.
48:39
And the name escapes me right now.
48:41
Their label.
48:42
But the nationalists put places like Russia first, America first, blah, blah, blah first.
48:49
Each country.
48:51
But they still have the same dark room, you know.
48:54
Yeah, well, I realize that, too.
48:57
Yeah, these are backroom deals.
48:58
This is just people, groups, entities, organizations,
49:07
clandestine governments to forward their agenda.
49:13
It's basically the same agenda, but just different twists according to their own.
49:18
You know, it's just like when they say, how do you run a business?
49:21
Well, I don't know.
49:23
It depends.
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Depends on what it is you're trying to do or who you are.
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You can run a business a million different ways.
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But people agree and they're in alignment on certain ways.
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Putin and Trump are in alignment, I believe.
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Well, no, they are.
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They are.
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That doesn't mean they're right.
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That doesn't mean they're right.
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But it's opposed.
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The opposition is Hillary Clinton, Obama.
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That's even, they're just all straight up.
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They were all the same.
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Oh, especially.
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We had the Uniparty from 91 to 2016.
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Mm hmm.
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And maybe, maybe, but I don't think Reagan was that way.
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No.
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So, no, but.
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No, well, that's why he was giving the warning shot.
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But after Reagan, after Bush won.
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That was the warning shot.
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Well, that's right.
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Bush won and all the rest up to Trump.
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But Trump's in on it too, but at a different focus.
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It's a different perspective.
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They all have, that's the thing.
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Right.
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It's all the same.
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We wield the government as a weapon.
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The government is our weapon.
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This is what we do.
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We want this, the government will find a way to get it for us.
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And that is what I hate.
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We are not sovereign citizens free to act according to our will.
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Absolutely not.
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And we are subject to this sort of horseshit, you know, that destroys the opinion of Americans
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worldwide.
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When you go out of the place and people, you see you as an American, trust me, they don't
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envy you.
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They think you're, you know, and a lot of times they don't like you because you're an
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American and you have to overcome that fact.
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And not because you're an American, because, because of this, the people of Russia are
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different.
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They are, they separate, they separate and they know the government is this and the normal
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people are this.
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That's because they have firsthand experience with what oppression is.
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They have communism.
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They have communism, they have propaganda.
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And when I was over in Russia, then I had many people come up to me and they all know
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the dramatic audience.
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Yeah.
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And then what did they say?
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You know, they're very surprised that you even try to speak Russian and they love you
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and they love the people of America.
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But my other friend who was a Russian interpreter for, and I'm talking, he was Russian and he
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was an interpreter for English for Americans, but it was for an entity that I'm not going
52:03
to tell you who it is.
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And he told me straight up, I said, please come back and come visit me over in Idaho.
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And he said, ha ha, yeah, yonnihatu.
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I'm like, oh, why, why?
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It's beautiful.
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You're going to love it.
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I'm not talking the city.
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I'm talking Yellowstone.
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And he goes, nyet.
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He's like, and I said, why?
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Patamusta, you know, he's like, uh, because he said, you are not free.
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And what a shocker that was.
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He said, I am free.
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He said, you are not free.
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Well, you know, you Americans.
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And he said, and you don't even realize.
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Well, that gave me something to ponder.
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That's been a decade ago.
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There's a certain amount of truth in that.
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And, uh, that doesn't mean that he's absolutely free himself because I had many
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whispered conversations myself, you know, with certain topics that, that, that they
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do not talk about, you stay away from it.
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It's like, no, we don't go there.
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It's like, it's like going into a bar and discussing religion, you know, or, or politics.
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You don't do it.
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And in Russia there, you don't, you don't, I got into a discussion.
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Uh, it was at a funeral, um, for, uh, my wife's, um, grand grandmother, my wife's
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grandmother, she died.
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And we went to a little town, uh, Chistopol in this little town of Chistopol where her
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grandma had lived and, uh, property remains your property for generations.
53:41
They're not like America where, you know, where we move around and we have 50
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different houses.
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And, oh yeah, we are the most migrating country.
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They stay put in the same place.
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And she had a really cool uncle.
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This uncle was really interesting to me and I liked talking with him and we were at the
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funeral.
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What do they call it?
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The wake at the end.
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We were at where they sit in the viewing.
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This one, she was not Muslim.
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I went to a Muslim funeral a couple of years later for another person, but this lady was
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She was a Russian Orthodox and so we went to her, we went to her.
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It was very religious, very cool to have this little feast afterward.
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And it was very, very, very, very somber, very nice.
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And everybody spoke well.
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And, uh, anyway, I got discussing with her uncle who was just cool as crap.
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And he asked me a question about what I thought about, uh, this was during Biden, what I thought
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about Biden and what I thought about how the reactions were and what was going to happen
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in Ukraine, because it was very close to the 2022 period.
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You know, when, when the war started in February,
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Mine was during the first administration of Trump and you should have seen the conversations
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we had done.
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Well, he talked to me, he talked to me for just a limit and, and Biden, everybody knew
55:00
about Biden and what a piece of dog meat he was and that he, he wasn't, he was just a
55:04
puppet on a string for somebody, but nobody knew who the string was.
55:07
And, uh, as soon as the conversation turned to Russia and what Russia was going to do
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in Ukraine and how it goes, he's like, I don't talk about that.
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He said, no, no, no, I don't want to talk about that.
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And, uh, uh, they still have that suspicion of it.
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And it's, and it's just, you know what?
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It's not worth it.
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I want to know about you.
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I want to know what I hear about you is true because what we hear is that Americans are
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stupid.
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He said, Sam, I don't think you're stupid.
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He goes, man, the fact that you learned Russian as well, as you know, Russian means you're
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not stupid.
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You know, he goes, you're not a stupid person.
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Oh, I had, I had many, many, uh, whispered conversations.
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I lived with a widow over in St.
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St.
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Peterburg.
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Yeah, where I'm supposed to be right now.
55:54
Well, it was, she was an awesome lady and she is the one that brought up the things and
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she told me many things.
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And she also believes as many of us conspiracy theorists and preppers and doomsdayers believe.
56:08
And she also had a little, um, gotcha now in the country as many of them do.
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But this one, she was actually prepping and, and very, very interesting.
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I'm still, in fact, I wished her a happy new year and talked to her for a short bit done.
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And, uh, yeah, the things that she said and, and many times she was like, you know,
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you know, well, they're just things that they don't talk about.
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And they're such one, they're, they're just wonderful people.
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Number one, they don't let that stuff impact their lives.
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I'm sorry to be sitting here railing about, right.
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It doesn't matter.
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It just doesn't matter.
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And I'm sitting here railing to our own lives.
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Then why can't I do it?
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Why am I sitting here doing a special edition of, of, of international flavor?
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Because we have another idiot move by the United States.
57:05
This is just like, this is the problem is that we're very limited in our capacity
57:10
and the ability to be able to, uh, change this.
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Even, even groups and groups of us.
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We're very, because so all we can do is make it appear as if we are,
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but we're, we're still not still.
57:25
Things continue forward the way they always have.
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So why are we just a bunch of, uh, impotent pricks, uh, as it were,
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what can we do?
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I mean, seriously, there's 10,000 groups across the U S that actually, um, are taking things local.
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And, you know, we participate going local.
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What does that do?
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What is it?
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Does it help us?
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I mean, should we be more important?
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Should we be more Russian is what?
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And just not speak about it and just not speak about it and leave it alone and go, well, there
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are levels that's not the American way.
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We've always been dissenters.
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We've always been rebels.
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We've always been, I don't think you'll ever get us to, uh, do that.
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And, but you have to remember, we have a different history entirely than they do.
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Well, that's true.
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They are used to war.
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They honor their, their, they honor the fact that they lost 26 million people in the great
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patriotic war and, and they fight for their nation.
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And if they hadn't had done that, they'd all be speaking German.
58:39
And they realized, well, I was actually, I was actually going over there to, uh, when
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I was there for St. Petersburg university.
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And I was there for the 75th anniversary of the, uh, siege on Leningrad, right?
58:55
Yeah.
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I was actually over there for that and the flyovers and the immense, you know, a lot
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of us don't take our patriotism, nationalism.
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Yeah.
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I want to say patriotism, but I don't want that in a bad light.
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I don't want it with all the political.
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No, they're patriots.
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They are patriots.
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Oh, absolutely.
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They believe in what they're doing.
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I'm talking about us.
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I'm talking about us.
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Us, it's kind of a joke, you know, we do it on July 4th and that's it, you know, or, or
59:29
veterans day or, or, you know, any of that stuff, you know, and, and now we have people,
59:35
every time they find out you were in the military, they thank you for your service.
59:39
And, and, and honestly, it drives me nuts too, that, you know, thank you for your service.
59:43
You don't know what I did.
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It should be an obligation to do something.
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Not just, not an obligation as in paying taxes, which are criminal, it should be your duty
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and it should be your, your honor to be able to do that.
1:00:02
It should be your honor.
1:00:03
And when I went in, when I went in, I was so wrong.
1:00:06
I thought that the military was full of morons.
1:00:09
This was just a stepping stone for me to get some money to go to college.
1:00:14
And when I got in, I realized, you know what?
1:00:17
This is going to make me a different and a better person than, than, than I am.
1:00:23
And I actually didn't go in for the money.
1:00:26
Well, I went in because I, my, my primary reason was college fund money to get to law
1:00:33
school.
1:00:34
Cause my goal was go to law school, but a life version was I got a young girl pregnant
1:00:39
and I needed to be a father and I needed to have a steady way to be a father because that's
1:00:47
a serious obligation.
1:00:49
And, uh, you know, army was difficult army was something, but I had something that gave
1:00:56
me money for four years to support a family.
1:00:59
Well, I don't know if you know this, but you know, that I signed up for the Navy first.
1:01:04
I remember that.
1:01:06
Yes.
1:01:07
I signed up for the Navy first as a Russian linguist and then I switched over to.
1:01:15
Why did you?
1:01:16
Yeah.
1:01:16
But you took some, some, some weird job.
1:01:19
Totally stupid.
1:01:19
What guidance system?
1:01:21
Missile guidance systems.
1:01:23
Yeah.
1:01:23
That was combat support.
1:01:25
Yeah.
1:01:25
And I still went out to Monterey and I did get to go to DLI.
1:01:30
For which language would you do?
1:01:32
Russian.
1:01:33
Well, and that's, that's the problem that it was.
1:01:36
That's the problem is that it caused problems because back in the day when you had a guaranteed
1:01:42
enlistment and you had certain terms of that.
1:01:46
And that's when I started to find out what all of this was really about.
1:01:50
And it caused problems because I was, they didn't.
1:01:54
In fact, the highest ranking, the highest, longest tenured, I should say, Colonel on the
1:02:03
base, I became very good friends with.
1:02:05
And he said, what you don't understand, as he said, is something called one upmanship.
1:02:12
And he said, and you are steps ahead of many of these officer counterparts.
1:02:24
And he said, and they don't like that.
1:02:26
And he said, and that is what gets you in trouble because you are smarter than they are.
1:02:31
Well, I always got, that's why I always get the Sergeant question mark.
1:02:34
And that's what gets us in trouble.
1:02:36
It drives them nuts.
1:02:37
You ask questions and they go, but why?
1:02:40
And I'm not afraid to ask the question and it is, it has destroyed my life that I cannot
1:02:47
stop asking questions and I have to tell you what I believe to be the truth.
1:02:55
Well, they were willing to pay me to leave.
1:02:59
I enjoyed it so much.
1:03:01
I had one of the best teachers in the greatest class.
1:03:04
And honestly, when I was there, that was one of the best years.
1:03:08
The first time I went to DLI twice, I went to DLI twice, once in 85 and then the next
1:03:16
one in 89 and 90.
1:03:18
And I went back for the treaty interpreter course, which was the second year.
1:03:22
So I got two full years at Monterey speaking Russian eight hours a day.
1:03:27
And after that, I actually used it.
1:03:31
And so I questioned everything.
1:03:38
In fact, when the commanders wouldn't put my packet forward to promote me when I was
1:03:42
eligible, when I immediately became eligible, I started harassing them immediately and going,
1:03:48
now I'm eligible for this.
1:03:50
You tell me what I need to do to get there.
1:03:52
What you will do when you sign my packet, because I know you've got to sign my packet.
1:03:57
I've maxed everything for promotion.
1:04:00
Everything I have is maxed.
1:04:02
Is there anything that will stop me from getting on the promotion list the very first time
1:04:07
it's available?
1:04:08
And I had a couple of people say, well, I had one guy say I didn't take things seriously
1:04:14
enough.
1:04:15
And he said, well, you don't take things very seriously.
1:04:17
So what are you talking about?
1:04:18
Well, it's that it's that thread of sarcasm that you'll have running through your veins.
1:04:24
Well, it's definitely true.
1:04:25
It's inherited.
1:04:27
Well, maybe so.
1:04:29
It's like a wide vein of sarcasm, cynicism.
1:04:34
Oh, I'm definitely cynical.
1:04:36
Definitely.
1:04:37
Definitely.
1:04:38
Well, thanks for thanks for psychologically analyzing me today.
1:04:42
That's what I need is somebody to analyze me.
1:04:46
Well, I am who I am.
1:04:49
And I had somebody tell me a lawyer, pretty big one, pretty, pretty powerful one in the
1:04:54
state.
1:04:54
He said, you know, I still believe that Samuel Trapp, you either love him or you hate him.
1:05:00
There is no middle ground.
1:05:02
And a lot of times you go from straight loving to straight hating, like we've seen recently
1:05:07
in a couple of a couple of instances, other other situations.
1:05:11
Yeah, things are going on.
1:05:14
Donald Trump, we're removing the National Guard from Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland,
1:05:19
despite the fact that crime has been greatly reduced by having these great patriots in
1:05:23
these cities.
1:05:24
And only by that fact, Portland, Los Angeles and Chicago were gone if it weren't for the
1:05:29
federal government stepping in.
1:05:31
Oh, thank heavens for the federal government.
1:05:34
Yeah, thanks.
1:05:36
Thanks for being there.
1:05:38
It's hard to believe that Democrat mayors and governors, all of whom are greatly incompetent,
1:05:43
would want us to leave, especially considering the great progress that has been made.
1:05:49
Yeah, well, we can't have occupation.
1:05:52
We should write a new book.
1:05:53
We could call it.
1:05:54
Maybe that's what we're supposed to have.
1:05:56
That's right.
1:05:56
Occupation.
1:05:57
We could write a new book.
1:05:58
What am I thinking?
1:05:59
We do it in every other country.
1:06:00
Why can't we do it here at home?
1:06:02
Donald Trump is brain and Rubio is pinky.
1:06:09
What are we going to do today, brain?
1:06:11
Same thing we do every day, pinky.
1:06:13
Plan to take over the world.
1:06:17
Well, I mean, look, isn't it too?
1:06:19
How many countries is it that we are basically occupying and basically have?
1:06:27
There are more than 750 army bases in the in the in the world.
1:06:32
750.
1:06:33
Yeah, largest, largest police.
1:06:35
Everybody.
1:06:36
Yep.
1:06:36
You don't see China doing that.
1:06:37
They don't have they don't have them everywhere.
1:06:39
They have their eyes.
1:06:40
And Russia has like six.
1:06:42
Russia has like six places where they have little where they've been asked to come in and help.
1:06:46
China has has maybe three installations somewhere.
1:06:50
It's not very many.
1:06:51
And the U.S. has 750 so that we can dominate the planet.
1:06:56
That's because we're that's because we are insecure.
1:06:59
What are your thoughts on this?
1:07:01
What are your thoughts on this being a BRICS, a BRICS thing?
1:07:08
Well, what for?
1:07:09
Not for us.
1:07:10
You're talking about what am I?
1:07:11
Trumpsters coming on.
1:07:12
I got to bring this up.
1:07:13
Have a good one.
1:07:14
I'll listen.
1:07:14
All right.
1:07:15
Bye.
1:07:15
Well, it's just this big stuff.
1:07:19
We appreciate you being here late last night and early today at my direction.
1:07:30
The United States Armed Forces
1:07:34
conducted an extraordinary military operation in the capital of Venezuela.
1:07:43
Overwhelming American military power, air, land and sea was used to launch
1:07:47
a spectacular assault, and it was a assault like people have not seen since World War Two.
1:07:59
It was a force against a heavily fortified military fortress in the heart of Caracas
1:08:05
to bring outlaw dictator Nicolas Maduro to justice.
1:08:09
This was one of the most stunning, effective and powerful displays of American
1:08:17
military might and competence in American history.
1:08:23
And if you think about it, we've done some other good ones like the attack on Soleimani,
1:08:33
the attack on al-Baghdadi and the obliteration and decimation of the Iran nuclear sites
1:08:43
just recently in an operation known as Midnight Hammer, all perfectly executed and done.
1:08:55
No nation in the world could achieve what America achieved
1:08:59
yesterday or, frankly, in just a short period of time.
1:09:04
All Venezuelan military capacities were rendered powerless as the men and women of our military,
1:09:12
working with U.S. law enforcement, successfully captured Maduro in the dead of night. It was
1:09:20
dark. The lights of Caracas were largely turned off due to a certain expertise that we have.
1:09:31
It was dark and it was deadly, but captured along with his wife,
1:09:41
Celia Flores, both of whom now face American justice.
1:09:48
Maduro and Flores have been indicted in the Southern District of New York,
1:09:54
Jay Clayton, for their campaign of deadly narco-terrorism against the United States
1:10:01
and its citizens. I want to thank the men and women of our military who achieved
1:10:06
such an extraordinary success overnight with breathtaking speed, power, precision and
1:10:12
competence. You rarely see anything like it. You've seen some raids in this country that
1:10:18
didn't go so well. They were an embarrassment. If you look back to Afghanistan or if you look back
1:10:24
to the Jimmy Carter days, they were different days. We're a respected country again, like
1:10:31
maybe like never before. These highly trained warriors operating in collaboration with U.S.
1:10:39
law enforcement caught them in a very ready position. They were waiting for us. They knew
1:10:45
we had many ships out. They knew we were coming. So they were in a ready, what's called a ready
1:10:54
position. But they were completely overwhelmed and very quickly incapacitated.
1:11:03
If you would have seen what I saw last night, you would have been very impressed. I'm not sure that
1:11:07
you'll ever get to see it, but it was an incredible thing to see. Not a single American service member
1:11:14
was killed and not a single piece of American equipment was lost. We had many helicopters,
1:11:20
many planes, many, many people involved in that fight. But think of that. Not one piece
1:11:28
of military equipment was lost. Not one service member was more importantly killed.
1:11:34
The United States military is the strongest and most fearsome military on the planet by far.
1:11:40
That's what bribery does for you. Scarcely begin to imagine we have the best equipment
1:11:47
anywhere in the world. There's no equipment like what we have. And you see that
1:11:52
even if you just look at the boats, we've knocked out 97 percent of the drugs coming in by sea.
1:12:00
90 percent. Each boat kills 25, on average, 25,000 people. We knocked out 97 percent.
1:12:09
And those drugs mostly come from a place called Venezuela.
1:12:13
We're going to run the country until such time-
1:12:22
So we don't want to be involved with having somebody else get in. And we have the same
1:12:28
situation that we had for the last long period of years. So we are going to run the country
1:12:35
until such time as we can do a safe, proper and judicious transition.
1:12:42
What a crock of shit. That's what you say to that.
1:12:47
Peace, liberty and justice for the great people of Venezuela.
1:12:51
Oh yeah, that's what we're after.
1:12:52
That includes many from Venezuela that are now living in the United States
1:12:57
and want to go back to their country. It's their homeland.
1:13:02
We can't take a chance if somebody else takes over Venezuela that
1:13:06
doesn't have the good of the Venezuelan people in mind.
1:13:09
And won't give us the oil.
1:13:12
Decades of that. We're not going to let that happen.
1:13:17
We're there now. And what people don't understand, but they understand as I say this,
1:13:24
we're there now, but we're going to stay until such time as the proper transition can take place.
1:13:33
So we're going to stay until such time as we're going to run it essentially until such time as a
1:13:38
proper transition can take place. As everyone knows, the oil business in Venezuela has been
1:13:44
a bust, a total bust. They were pumping almost nothing by comparison to what they could
1:13:52
to the West have been pumping and what could have taken place.
1:13:58
We're going to have our very large United States oil companies, the biggest anywhere in the world
1:14:06
go in, spend billions of dollars,
1:14:09
fix the badly broken infrastructure, the oil infrastructure and steal the start making money
1:14:15
for the country for the country. And we are for this country ready to stage a second and much
1:14:22
larger attack if. If we need to do so, we were prepared to do a second wave embarrassment, buddy,
1:14:32
if we needed to do so, we actually assumed that a second wave would be necessary.
1:14:37
But now it's probably not the first wave, if you'd like to call it that. First attack was
1:14:43
so successful. We probably don't have to do a second, but we're prepared to do a second wave,
1:14:48
a much bigger wave. Actually, Greenland's next friends. And this was pinpoint.
1:14:52
But we have a much bigger wave that probably won't have to do this partnership of Venezuela
1:14:59
with the United States of America, a country that everybody wants you just to be involved with
1:15:04
because of now what we're able to do and accomplish will make the people of Venezuela rich,
1:15:11
independent and safe. And it will also make the many, many people from Venezuela that are living
1:15:19
in the United States extremely happy. They suffered. They suffered. So much was taken
1:15:25
from them. They're not going to suffer anymore. The illegitimate dictator was the kingpin of a
1:15:31
vast criminal network responsible for trafficking colossal amounts of deadly and illicit drugs into
1:15:38
the United States. As alleged in the indictment, he personally oversaw the vicious cartel known as
1:15:46
Cartel de las Solis, which flooded our nation with lethal poison responsible for the deaths of
1:15:55
countless Americans, many, many Americans, hundreds of thousands over the years of Americans died
1:16:01
because of his crap. Maduro and his wife will soon face the full might of American justice
1:16:08
and stand trial on American soil club said right now they're on a ship. They'll be heading to
1:16:15
ultimately New York. And then a decision will be made, I assume, between New York and
1:16:21
somehow they'll die. Miami or Florida, New York in Miami or wherever. But we have
1:16:26
die in between people where the overwhelming evidence of their crimes will be presented in
1:16:33
a court of law. And I've seen it. I've seen what we have. It's it's both horrible and breathtaking
1:16:42
that something like this could have been like sealed for many years after his term as president
1:16:49
of Venezuela expired. Maduro remained in power and waged a ceaseless campaign of violence,
1:16:58
terror and subversion against the United States of America, threatening not only our people,
1:17:03
but the stability of the entire region. And you also had, in addition to trafficking,
1:17:08
gigantic amounts of illegal drugs that inflicted untold suffering and human destruction all over
1:17:16
the country, all over, in particular, the United States. Maduro sent savage and murderous gangs,
1:17:23
including the Bloodthirsty Prison Gang, Tren de Aragua, to terrorize American communities
1:17:29
nationwide. And he did indeed. They were in Colorado. They took over apartment complexes.
1:17:35
They cut the fingers of people if they call police. They were brutal,
1:17:41
but they're not so brutal now. And I just have to congratulate our military people and everybody
1:17:48
in our National Guard because the job that they've done, whether it's in Washington, D.C.,
1:17:53
where we have a totally safe city, where it was one of the most unsafe cities anywhere in the
1:18:00
frankly. And now we have no crime in Washington, D.C. We haven't had a killing. We had the
1:18:06
terrorist attack a few weeks ago, a little bit of a different kind of a threat.
1:18:15
But we haven't had a killing in a long period of time, six, seven months. We used to have two,
1:18:21
on average, two a week in Washington, our capital. We don't have that anymore.
1:18:26
The restaurants are opening. Everyone's happy. They're going. They're walking their daughters.
1:18:31
They're walking their children, their wives. They walked to
1:18:35
restaurants. Restaurants are opening all over Washington, D.C.
1:18:39
So I want to thank the National Guard. I want to thank our military. And I want to thank law
1:18:43
enforcement. Been amazing. And they should do it with more cities. We're doing it, as you know, and
1:18:49
we're doing it in Memphis, Tennessee, right now. And crime is down. We've just sort of started a
1:18:55
few weeks ago, but crime is down now. Seventy seven percent. And the governor of Louisiana called
1:19:02
great person. And he wanted us to help him, as you know, and a certain very nice part of
1:19:11
Louisiana. And we have done that. It's a rough it was a rough, rough section.
1:19:17
And we have crime down. I understand it's down to almost nothing already after two and a half weeks.
1:19:23
New Orleans, it's down to almost nothing. And we've only been there for two and a half weeks.
1:19:29
Can't imagine why governors wouldn't want us to help. We also helped, as you know, in
1:19:34
Chicago. And crime went down a little bit there. We did a very small help because we had no no.
1:19:41
We had no working ability with. All right. I'll keep an eye on the rest of this and see if there's
1:19:47
anything he talks about, about about this crime. But I'm telling you what my my thoughts on this.
1:19:53
And I knew it immediately when I woke up this morning was this is going to be the same old
1:19:57
bullshit that always happens. And it is only so they've done it quicker. You know, they had one
1:20:04
hundred thousand active duty total active forces, about one hundred and nine thousand in Venezuela.
1:20:11
Right. The army is about sixty three thousand, twenty five thousand in the Navy, eleven thousand
1:20:18
or so in the Air Force National Guard, about twenty three thousand reserves of about eight
1:20:22
thousand. Right. We used overwhelming force. What you did was you paid people to look the other way
1:20:28
because you said we're coming and you took them. I want to know how many people you killed in that
1:20:34
in that
1:20:39
assault and in taking it. I think this is a big loss for America. I think this is more of the
1:20:46
same for America. And you're going to drive people to understand because they understand now already,
1:20:54
you know, Shell Shell and all the bigwigs. I had a story about that a few weeks ago,
1:20:58
got booted out of Russia and they lost their capacity. They lost billions by leaving Russia
1:21:06
and Russia just nationalized everything they did. They were in and where were they going to
1:21:11
replace that? They couldn't figure out where to replace it. They can't get back into Russia.
1:21:16
And so what do they do? They take Venezuela and Trump's first words, at least he was honest about
1:21:22
it. You know, he well, we've done this for oil. We've done this for oil. We're going to send the
1:21:29
great American oil companies, American oil companies. Why? Why, why, why? Venezuelan oil
1:21:37
companies, you know, they don't have any money. They won't let us fund it. Where's the money going?
1:21:42
China. You know what? Why can't China fund it? That's what's happening right here.
1:21:46
Venezuela was leaning heavily bricks and going to jump in and that that is scary because you
1:21:55
can't control the oil and the West needs to have oil that it can control. And this is exactly this
1:22:02
is nothing about narco terrorism. This has nothing to do with any of that. OK, this has to do only
1:22:11
with oil. And that is my objection. This is not how you deal with sovereign nations.
1:22:18
Well, we would condemn any other country that did something like this. We would condemn them.
1:22:27
But Russia is probably going to look the other way because Trump's going to bail on Ukraine.
1:22:31
This is what it looks like. And he should. You know, we shouldn't be there anyway.
1:22:35
But now nobody you know, they've condemned it. Russian newspapers. Let's see what they put.
1:22:41
Where is it? Let's see if there's anything new that has been published.
1:22:49
Live updates down below. Here we go. We're ready to launch a second and much larger attack
1:22:57
if necessary. We already got that. U.S. said the U.S. will run Venezuela until it's able to carry
1:23:06
out what Trump describes as a safe, proper and judicious transition of power. That'll never
1:23:11
happen until somebody agrees to give Venezuelan oil to the West, period. And the military capacity
1:23:22
of Venezuela rendered powerless. And he has a certain expertise to destroy all the lights.
1:23:28
He said Maduro's capture was one of the most stunning and effective and powerful displays
1:23:32
of American military power. Oh, my God. I can't help but bitch about this.
1:23:44
And if you support this kind of activity as a as an American, that we go and destroy other
1:23:52
countries, I really feel for you. I do. This is just not the way that you run a country.
1:24:00
This is not the way to be a good neighbor, to make friends, to do anything like that.
1:24:06
You want to help the people of Venezuela, help them be educated, help them. I mean,
1:24:12
you don't go in and replace them. Oh, we're we somehow are the answer. We can't run our
1:24:19
own freaking country and we're going to go run theirs. You want to you wanted to say that that's
1:24:26
not going to be a corrupt shit show. Here we go again. We're going to dump millions,
1:24:32
billions in only for because we don't give a crap about that country. We don't give a
1:24:37
crap about those people. All we care about is the oil. That's it. It's oil, oil, oil,
1:24:48
the end. End of sentence. And he was very clear about that. You heard him.
1:24:53
American oil companies are going to go in and fix that. Hell, they probably got ships waiting
1:24:59
right now. They're probably on the oil fields already because we run Venezuela. Venezuela is
1:25:07
USA South. There's 51 states in the country now. Venezuela is the 51st. Next, next stop,
1:25:17
Greenland. We're going to go up there and take over Denmark. We're going to do it. We're going
1:25:21
to take over Denmark and get rid of those people. There's only 50,000 of them. Yep. Try
1:25:26
that with another country. Put your military to a real test that, you know, test, you know,
1:25:33
oh, geez, we're going to take over. We're going to take over Venezuela. Real difficult. We're
1:25:39
going to take over Nicaragua. Yeah, you know, because we are the police of the world,
1:25:45
certainly in the southern hemisphere. What this is, is a warning shot to any country
1:25:53
in South America that prefers to deal with China and Russia. You think this wasn't a shot at Brazil
1:26:03
with the BRICs? You think this wasn't a Brazil thing? You think this wasn't an Argentina thing
1:26:11
or Columbia? You think this wasn't Columbia-based or Panama-based? That this is not a warning shot
1:26:21
to those that are speaking to other powers, let's say? This is the warning shot. And Trump will do
1:26:31
it and he's set a new foreign policy that's a bullshit foreign policy. But this is now the
1:26:36
foreign policy. This is what we do. We accuse you of narco-terrorism, which nobody knows what
1:26:42
the hell that means, and whatever the elements. Let's see if somebody can give you the legal
1:26:48
elements of narco-terrorism. What are the legal elements of narco-terrorism? Now, a legal element
1:27:01
of a crime is the elements that you have to prove. If you're driving while intoxicated,
1:27:11
there are certain steps. You got to be operating the vehicle. You can't be asleep in the back seat,
1:27:18
although that depends on the state, really. Well, it doesn't matter. But the elements are
1:27:25
each particular fact that you have to achieve. And I want to see the definition
1:27:31
of narco-terrorism. The DEA defines narco-terrorist organization as an organized
1:27:43
group complicit in the activities of drug trafficking in order to further or fund
1:27:51
premeditated politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets
1:27:57
with the intention to influence a government. Oh, crap. It's cut off. A government or damn it.
1:28:05
The whole thing wasn't there. And when I moved to scroll down, it took it to the next page. The DOJ
1:28:12
in its great wisdom has put this out here throughout history. Narco-terrorists.
1:28:22
Here's the rest of it. Sorry about that. The DEA defines a narco-terrorist as an organized group
1:28:28
complicit in the activities of drug trafficking in order to further fund premeditated politically
1:28:34
motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets with the intention to
1:28:40
influence that is influence a government or group of people. That's what the DEA defines
1:28:50
narco-terrorist organization is they are you have so you have to prove that they're an organized
1:28:55
group one complicit in activities two of drug trafficking three in order to further
1:29:03
for fund for a premeditated five politically motivated violence six perpetrated against
1:29:13
noncombatant targets seven with the intention to influence what the flip is that that is influence
1:29:24
a government or group of people so we're we're charging the president of a country
1:29:32
with influencing his own country that's narco-terrorism he uses it to influence
1:29:41
a government or group of people that's it so a narco-terrorist is is it can be a president
1:29:47
if he doesn't kill the people in his country that are that are engaged in drug trafficking
1:29:54
that is that is the most that i mean and this this takes a lot of law uh i mean it doesn't
1:30:01
take much of a lawyer to poke holes in all of that you know how are you going to prove
1:30:06
the organized group okay what's the organized group we don't know you know it's it's a his
1:30:12
group look we we arrested five of them that's a group right and we say they're together and this
1:30:18
is strong evidence that they're together complicit you know every single one of them has to have a
1:30:23
part in it because they've got to be complicit you know can't be just one guy because you know
1:30:28
it's an organization you you you got to be part of an organization you can't be a man of one you
1:30:32
can't be just a drug trafficker that won't work this has to be an organized group organized being
1:30:39
a key word how are they organized we don't know this this is such horseshit and all it is is a
1:30:45
public uh display of power and this is propaganda this political we will run venezuela
1:30:55
at least he makes no bones about it i mean you know it's not like oh we're gonna put somebody
1:31:00
else in charge nah venezuela's ours we're winning the risk game we took venezuela on the risk board
1:31:09
and it's ours and uh honestly it ain't worth listening to the rest of this crap um the general
1:31:15
just got up and gonna talk about how you know my troops did such a great job you're fighting
1:31:20
venezuela dude you're if you can't take over venezuela oh my god do we get to count this as
1:31:27
a war that we won in the last 50 years could this be the first war that we have won in 50 years
1:31:34
oh my god i think we're gonna have a field day with this we're gonna have a field day we won a war
1:31:42
and the war was a 52nd war you know we we just went in took them over we win the end oh this is
1:31:51
embarrassing to us well i plan to speak on that again later in the week i think that monday will
1:32:01
come and i will there will be more news upon it um you realize by the way that narco-terrorism
1:32:09
these terrorist organizations is as a case of formally controlled afghanistan narco-terrorism
1:32:19
wasn't limited to terrorist organizations afghanistan is a major source country for
1:32:25
the cultivation processing and trafficking of opiates producing over 70 of the world supply
1:32:31
of illicit opium in 2000 because the country's decimation by decades of warfare illicit drugs
1:32:40
have become a major source of income the taliban's afghanistan would be an example of a state
1:32:47
primarily funded by illicit opium production narco-terrorism afghanistan through this drug
1:32:56
income the taliban were able to support and protect osama bin laden and the al-qaeda organization as
1:33:03
in this case drugs and terrorism frequently share common ground of geography money and violence
1:33:10
we're the good guys folks we couldn't take over afghanistan that didn't work but then and trump
1:33:17
gets to you know say well we we took venezuela it's because venezuela isn't afghanistan and you
1:33:24
parked the navy off of the coast and blew up all these boats and then started blowing up shit on
1:33:30
land this is i am so against this obviously that uh you know sorry to rant on it but that's what
1:33:36
i'm doing what's the evolution of narco-terrorism according to the dea right any region in which
1:33:43
illegal drugs are cultivated transported distributed or consumed is susceptible to narco-terrorism
1:33:50
they're introducing us to narco-terrorism so that they can use it later to take over countries right
1:33:54
this is the document that came out from the dea throughout the world insurgent groups revolutionary
1:33:59
groups and ideological or spiritual groups who use violence to promote their political mission
1:34:05
may use drug proceeds to fund acts of terror and furthest of their ideology well in the west we
1:34:12
may use the military industrial complex to fund our ideology and come pump the oil business world
1:34:20
down your throat that's what we do and so who's better who's better those funding drugs or those
1:34:29
funding the oil the oil rich you know that this this doesn't help america at all i want you to ask
1:34:36
your each of yourselves ask yourself this question what good does attacking venezuela and killing
1:34:45
maduro and his wife which ultimately is what's going to happen they aren't you know they're
1:34:49
gonna they aren't going to be able to make the case against them and so they'll just kill them
1:34:53
they will off them and uh you know that's neither here nor there they'll just they'll die in some
1:34:59
crazy accident you know they'll be hung in jail you know took their own lives you know that kind
1:35:04
of thing that's what they're gonna do and then when they do they'll say well see they were just
1:35:09
so guilty they had to take their own lives so uh but but what's the difference between narco
1:35:15
terrorism and oil terrorism what do we do i mean is is what we're doing oil terrorism what good
1:35:22
does this do for the american person for the individual zip nothing this is not helping you
1:35:31
at all will all the venezuelans that are currently in florida go back home
1:35:38
pause no they won't they're not going back home the only thing that's going to happen
1:35:45
is oil will flow from venezuela to the u.s through u.s companies u.s companies make bank
1:35:53
and that is the end of it they make money trump makes friends gets to do some things like that
1:36:01
this is not protecting america this is protecting the oil businesses this has nothing to do with
1:36:08
america zip this is not how we react that's not how we're supposed to act not at all another
1:36:16
category of narco terrorists consist of groups that continually pursue ideological goals
1:36:22
while participating in aspects of the drug trade for example the revolutionary armed forces of
1:36:30
columbia so columbia these are notable notable examples of narco terrorist groups in almost
1:36:37
every corner of the world why aren't we attacking every corner of the world mr trump
1:36:45
because every corner of the world doesn't have oil fields that you can hand over to shell or uh
1:36:52
you know whoever's biggest that you can just pass off to them because trust me they gotta
1:36:57
kiss the trumpster's ass to get the right to do the oil in that country and he will pass it out to
1:37:03
them and to see what he can get just like everybody else so many insurgent and extremist groups are
1:37:11
suspected of drug trafficking such as hezbollah islamic resistance movement hamas in the tri-border
1:37:18
regions of paraguay argentina and brazil now i've been to the border region of paraguay argentina
1:37:26
and brazil to one of the largest um in fact i think it is the largest system of waterfalls on
1:37:34
the planet it's called iguazu falls holy crap it was awesome it's uh paraguay uruguay argentina
1:37:42
brazil uh you know i i think argentina is not um cornered at that point but it's the three the
1:37:48
three of them and it's just beautiful we went from argentina and saw the brazil uruguay and paraguay
1:37:54
it was just freaking awesome and the uh it's a huge uh waterfall um complex called iguazu falls
1:38:01
and it's very nice and they say that is a tri-border area has huge uh drug trafficking called
1:38:08
sendero um this is peru sendero lumineso shining path in peru the basque fatherland and liberty eta
1:38:16
in spain the level and involvement of drug trafficking by actual narco terrorist groups
1:38:21
and the evolution of the groups and the purpose are often very different so
1:38:25
you can find my point is you can find narco terrorism everywhere everywhere but you can't
1:38:33
find oil that you can immediately step in upgrade what is there and make and start pumping oil for
1:38:41
for big money you know this trust me this is about oil not drugs okay kurdistan workers party in
1:38:50
the the pp the pkk in turkey was founded in 74 developed as a revolutionary socialist organization
1:38:57
the goal of pkk is to establish an independent nation of kurdistan in 84 the pkk began using
1:39:04
violence against turkish security forces escalating the level of violence including
1:39:08
civilians in early 1990s the group added urban terrorism to their repertoire of activities
1:39:15
the pkk considered a terrorist organ by most western governments is represented in kurdish
1:39:20
immigrant communities throughout the world and particularly prevalent in europe they are known
1:39:25
to benefit from drug trafficking trafficking but the extent of their involvement is debated
1:39:30
the government of turkey reports that pkk as an organization is responsible for much of the
1:39:36
illicit drug processing and trafficking in turkey turkish press reports say the pkk produced 60 tons
1:39:43
of heroin a year and receives approximately 40 million each year from drug trafficking proceeds
1:39:50
according to this well then it gives how what would the dea and what they have the revolutionary
1:39:55
forces of colombia remember the report that we were telling you that that venezuela is not even
1:40:01
in it this is it this is your report venezuela isn't in it so narco terrorism wasn't a big deal
1:40:10
but it's boy huge now and because why because venezuela has oil venezuela isn't even on the
1:40:17
list they are mentioned in passing is the address for somebody and that's it so the the the fact
1:40:25
that you're going to claim narco terrorism trust me if you can file an indictment against somebody
1:40:31
in federal court they're done you know they're there there's no reason to fight it so these
1:40:36
people will either die on the way to court or they will be tucked away in some little private
1:40:41
villa for them somewhere probably together to make it work to make it you know to to apologize to
1:40:48
them but they won't run them through the ringer like they do everybody else they're not going to
1:40:52
do that and and if they do it's a pretty shitty move you know you already stole the country why
1:40:58
you know these people should be treated like what's really going on they should be treated as
1:41:05
some sort of a political prisoner and not as a a a common criminal this is bullshit no matter how
1:41:13
you slice it and and it's just downright wrong you don't run a country this way and well you do if
1:41:20
you're trump and uh and normally once again i am uh you know pretty much although it's getting worse
1:41:31
i'm pretty much a trump supporter for most of the time but i don't support this this is nonsense oh
1:41:40
rubio just took the microphone let's see what he's got to say well i don't have much to add to what
1:41:45
you've heard now other than the following points nicolas maduro was indicted in 2020 in the united
1:41:50
states he is not the legitimate president of venezuela that's not just us saying it the first
1:41:55
trump administration the biden administration the second trump administration none of those three
1:41:59
recognized him he's not recognized by the european union and multiple countries around the world
1:42:04
he is a fugitive of american justice with a 50 million dollar reward uh which i guess we save
1:42:09
50 million dollars and uh sure yeah exactly but don't let anybody claim it nobody deserves it but
1:42:17
us but i want to be clear about one thing nicolas maduro had multiple opportunities to avoid this
1:42:22
he was provided multiple very very very generous offers and chose instead to act like a wild man
1:42:29
chose instead to play around and the result is what we saw tonight uh the other message here is
1:42:34
the following you have a guy like many people around the world they like to play games you
1:42:38
have a guy who decides he's going to invite iran into his country is going to you know do the
1:42:43
confiscation of american oil companies is going to flood our country with gang members is is going to
1:42:48
take americans prisoner and try to hold them for hostage and trade them like he was able to do with
1:42:52
the biden administration basically likes to play games all this time and thinks nothing's going
1:42:56
to happen and i hope what people now understand is we have a president the 47th president united
1:43:02
states is not a game player when he tells you that he's going to do something when he's good
1:43:06
tells you he's going to address a problem he means it he actions it i i can tell you i've watched
1:43:11
this process now before that means greenland is next this i'm going to do that when i get there
1:43:16
we're going to do this we're going to take this is a president of action like i don't understand
1:43:20
yet how they haven't figured this out and now if you don't know now you know because this is the
1:43:25
way it's going to play out and i think people need to understand that this is not a president
1:43:28
that just talks and does letters and press conferences and you know if he says he's serious
1:43:33
about something he means it and and this is something that was a direct threat to the national
1:43:37
interest of the united states and the president addressed it there's a president of peace by the
1:43:41
way i told you what i just said earlier this guy had multiple opportunities to find his way somewhere
1:43:46
else and figure out another he could have been living somewhere else right now very happy but
1:43:50
instead he wanted to play big boy and so now you know he's got other sets of problems on his hands
1:43:54
and uh but i think that the message here should be the president doesn't go out looking for people
1:44:00
to pick fights with he's not my generally wants to get along with everybody well talk and meet with
1:44:04
anybody but don't play games don't play games with this president's in office because it's not going
1:44:10
to turn out well and so i hope that uh you know um you know i guess uh that lesson was learned last
1:44:17
night and um and we hope it'll be instructive moving forward so who's in power right now well
1:44:32
we're going to be running it with a group and we're going to make sure it's run properly we're
1:44:35
going to rebuild the oil infrastructure which will cost billions of dollars it'll be paid for
1:44:40
by the oil companies directly uh they will no doubt uh they will run the country doing but
1:44:47
it's going to be paid and we're going to get the oil with a groove the way it should be as you know
1:44:51
oil needs to flow right right a minor flow for what they have but we're going to run it properly
1:44:56
and we're going to make sure the people of venezuela are taken care of we're going to make
1:45:00
sure the people that will force out dollars to them a little bit at a time uh the oil companies
1:45:05
get it all he didn't answer the question president does the u.s running the country
1:45:11
mean that u.s troops will be on the ground how will that work well you know they always say boots
1:45:16
on the ground oh so we're not afraid of boots on the ground if we have to have we had boots on the
1:45:20
ground last night at a very high level actually we're not afraid of it we don't mind saying it
1:45:27
but we're going to make sure that that country is run properly we're not doing this in vain this is
1:45:31
this is a very dangerous attack this is an attack that could have gone very very badly
1:45:36
could have gotten very badly we could have lost a lot of people last night we could have lost a lot
1:45:40
of uh dignity we could have lost a lot of equipment you lost a lot of less important but
1:45:46
we could have lost a lot and we're going to make sure that this is proper we're there now we're
1:45:52
ready to go again if we have to we're going to run the country right it's going to run very uh
1:45:59
cute are you going to answer who's we who is it a lot of money we're going to give
1:46:03
money to the people we're going to reimburse uh people that we're taking advantage of we're going
1:46:09
to take care of everybody it's very important we couldn't let them get away with it you know they
1:46:13
stole our oil we we stole our oil in 1976 and they just took it over like we were nothing and
1:46:21
we had a president that decided not to do anything about it so uh we did something about it we're
1:46:27
but we did something about it yeah please explaining the exact mechanism by which you're
1:46:32
going to run the country are you going to answer that it's all being it's all being done right now
1:46:37
we're designating people we're talking to people we're designating uh various people and we're
1:46:42
going to let you know who those people are that would run venezuela it's largely going to be
1:46:48
for a period of time the people that are standing right behind me we're going to be running it we're
1:46:54
going to be bringing it back it's a it's a dead you know i talk about a dead country
1:46:57
a year and a half ago we were a dead country now we're the hottest country anywhere in the world
1:47:03
we're a country doing better than any country anywhere in the world we're fighting for democracy
1:47:07
in venezuela required leadership venezuela answer the question a lot of bad people in there a lot
1:47:13
of bad people that shouldn't be leading we're not going to take a chance that one of those people
1:47:17
take over doesn't kiss our asses right you can look at and and others we have fantastic people
1:47:23
including people in the military so we're going to have a group of people running it until such
1:47:28
time as it can be put back on track make a lot of money for the people and give people a great
1:47:33
way of life and also reimbursement for people in our country that were forced out of venezuela
1:47:43
we're going to back machado to come back and be the opposition leader in your fox and friends
1:47:47
interview and then you also mentioned the vice president of venezuela are you going to work with
1:47:51
vice president of venezuela or how do you foresee the relationship i understand she was just sworn in
1:47:56
but she was as you know picked by maduro so marco's working on that directly he just had
1:48:02
a conversation with her and she's essentially willing to do what we think is necessary to
1:48:08
make venezuela great again very simple mr president uh so uh colombian president
1:48:14
uh a couple weeks ago you said he's got to watch his ass we need new hats and today he said he's
1:48:20
not concerned about anything happening to him in the aftermath of this operation so uh just what
1:48:23
your message is well he has cocaine mills he has uh factories where he makes cocaine and yeah i think
1:48:30
i stick by my first statement he's making cocaine they're sending it into the united states so
1:48:35
he does have to watch his ass did you notify any members of congress in advance marco do you want
1:48:43
to talk about that because you were involved in sure we call members of congress immediately after
1:48:47
this was not the kind of mission that you can do congressional notification on it was a trigger
1:48:51
based mission in which conditions had to be met night after night we watched and monitored that
1:48:55
for a number of days so it's just simply not the kind of mission you can call people and say hey we
1:48:59
may do this at some point in the next 15 days but it's largely a law enforcement function remember
1:49:03
at the end of day at its core this was an arrest of two indicted fugitives of american justice
1:49:09
and the department of war supported so you just indict people anywhere in the world and then drag
1:49:14
them to the united states so that you take your attention over this isn't how it works that's not
1:49:22
how our legal system works not remotely this would not be good if they leaked general i think it would
1:49:29
have been maybe a very different result but i i have to say they knew we were coming at some point
1:49:35
you know a lot of ships out there they sort of knew we were coming we wanted but but congress
1:49:40
congress will leak and we don't want leakers you were one of the only people to watch this all play
1:49:47
out live what was maduro doing uh when the u.s forces entered what i assume would be his home
1:49:52
and also was there any point where the u.s was considering if maduro pushed back or resisted
1:49:57
killing maduro what could have happened it could have happened he was trying to get into a safe
1:50:02
place you know the safe place is all steel and he wasn't able to make it to the door because
1:50:08
our guys were so fast they went through the opposition so fast and there was a lot of
1:50:13
opposition you know people were wondering do we get him by surprise sort of surprised but they were
1:50:18
waiting for something it was a lot of opposition there was a lot of gunfire you saw some of it
1:50:23
today uh friends and neighbors i'm truly embarrassed by all of this i i uh i i gotta tell you this is
1:50:32
more of the same let us keep our eye on the joke that this is turned into and will continue to be
1:50:40
because trust me this has nothing to do with taking care of the people of venezuela if you
1:50:46
believe that you know take a look at afghanistan if you believe that take a look at syria if you
1:50:52
believe that take a look at palestine for god's sake take a look at anywhere in the world where
1:51:00
we have engaged in regime change and tell me that they're better off years later look at serbia
1:51:06
right now serbia is still being run by a nato king you throw a king i told you about that several
1:51:13
several months ago here we go again doing the exact same thing 51st state of america according
1:51:21
to trump only this one will have to comply or we'll take you out too he said that the vice
1:51:29
president was sworn in and is now in charge of the country but where we run the country not her
1:51:35
she's agreed to uh do what we say basically is what he said because she has no choice otherwise
1:51:40
we'll do the same to you we've taken over your country for all intents and purposes
1:51:45
and uh uh we it you know you might as well might as well change the color on your risk board
1:51:52
because venezuela now belongs to the u.s venezuela is not venezuela any longer
1:51:58
it's the state of venezuela another part of the united states of america 51st state or territory
1:52:04
kind of like puerto rico and somebody asked her are we gonna do same to same to cuba is this a
1:52:09
warning to cuba do you hear that uh trying to get a response to that i uh i'm truly embarrassed
1:52:16
um by all of this i i think it is the wrong move it's the same old crap just colored a little bit
1:52:27
differently and do you know what you got to respect this part of it though at least he isn't
1:52:35
twisting the truth what did he say we took over venezuela we are going to run it and we are going
1:52:45
to give the assets to the oil industry forever and venezuela can't stop that because otherwise
1:52:54
we'll come back and do it again venezuela was working with china to give oil to china and to
1:52:59
russia and to start doing that that is what this is about it doesn't have anything to do
1:53:06
with narco terrorism and i guarantee you the level of terror of of drugs coming into the united
1:53:12
states isn't gonna change because venezuela wasn't a drug state they had some but they're
1:53:18
not the drug state they're like number six down on the list the big boys are different ones they're
1:53:23
peru they're colombia argentina couple other ones i forget was panama nicaragua don't remember
1:53:30
but but the the the top four venezuela is not in however venezuela's number one on the loyal list
1:53:38
on the oil list aren't they they're number one and who needs to be in there pumping that oil
1:53:43
the same old assholes that always are that's who needs to be there and so that is what we're doing
1:53:49
and a lot of americans think that's great a lot of americans thinks is what we're supposed to do
1:53:54
a lot of americans right now are putting on their mega hats and running around going oh this is
1:53:58
great look what we did we killed the shit out of maduro and his wife they should be saying should
1:54:05
be wearing black t-shirts with oil and and put a shell a shell emblem you know because this is a
1:54:13
victory for shell um for whatever the big ones are chevron you know who's who let's ask that question
1:54:21
from our grok or from whoever uh who which oil companies which american because only american
1:54:31
oil companies will be invited which american oil companies will benefit the most from trump's
1:54:42
takeover on the risk board on the risk board of the country
1:54:56
of venezuela let us see what comes up with chevron is the only american oil company still operating
1:55:09
in venezuela and is in the best position to benefit the most from the change in the country's
1:55:17
profile and shift in u.s policy chevrons in sole u.s presence chevron is the sole single major u.s
1:55:26
oil company having maintained a continuous presence in venezuela for over a century
1:55:30
operating through joint ventures owned with state-owned oil company petroles de venezuela
1:55:35
other u.s majors like exxon mobil and conoco phillips chose to exit years ago after asset
1:55:42
nationalizations 70s they left in the 70s and trump is fixing that specialized license chevron
1:55:49
operates under a special license from u.s department of treasury office of foreign assets
1:55:54
which has been extended by both trump and biden allowing it to reduce and export oil to the u.s
1:55:59
while other companies face strict sanctions strategic advantages companies deep experience
1:56:05
and technical expertise in extracting and refining venezuela's heavy crude
1:56:08
give it a significant competitive advantage should u.s be fully lifted and political sanctions
1:56:15
stabilized chevron will be the best place to quickly ramp up production and help rebuild
1:56:20
the company's battered oil infrastructure chevron's current operations are structured
1:56:24
to repay billions of dollars in debt owed by pdvsa which is the venezuelan allowing it to
1:56:32
recover losses through oil shipment rather than direct cash a mechanism that appeals to u.s
1:56:37
policymakers u.s gulf coast refineries are configured to process venezuela's heavy crude
1:56:44
which makes chevron's output valuable and profitable for the american market while
1:56:51
other countries american companies might be interested in returning to venezuela
1:56:56
many have indicated reluctance to invest not anymore chevron having written out the turbulence
1:57:03
is situated to uh to uh as newsmax says the trump administration has polled major u.s oil companies
1:57:15
about whether they would return to venezuela after removal of nicolas maduro and it's like
1:57:20
remember every time trunk top talked about war in iraq he'd rant about the fact that it was oil
1:57:26
it's a fine line between cheap gas and profitable extraction of those resources and both are not
1:57:31
always possible at 56 dollars a barrel and wait in australia we have iron ore and coal america save
1:57:39
save australia so you know come on in at least he's not hiding it these are the commentaries
1:57:47
chevron owned most of it you know if if if the path forward would be guaranteed why not buy a
1:57:53
guarantee that the country is a big if it's we we're gonna take it not only oil in russia and
1:58:00
china has no business in our part of the world russia didn't want nato on its border any any
1:58:04
closer we say keep china and russia over there this is why it's happening the people that know
1:58:11
what's happening are telling you the truth this is absolutely to keep russian oil companies and
1:58:18
chinese oil companies out of venezuela it says nothing to do with drugs friends and neighbors
1:58:27
and notice that nobody's talking about it in the press conference that this is about drugs nobody
1:58:34
asks the root cause question why because we never do we never care about that we care about the
1:58:40
reality here's the reality we took over a country and that country is now state number 51 of the
1:58:46
united states with a with a kiss-ass new person in power and we're gonna stay in power you know
1:58:53
trump made no question on that they swore in a new vice president yeah big deal you know we're gonna
1:58:58
we're gonna come up with a group who will it be it'll be oil companies who and trump gets to say
1:59:03
that's an illegitimate president well what about the takeover in maidan what about the the killing
1:59:11
of the people in the uh what do you call them in the uh profits i use the uh union houses in odessa
1:59:18
that they burned these people alive during the time period when they were inserting a new leader
1:59:24
in ukraine because we didn't like the old one who was looking to the east instead of the west
1:59:32
so we kill it off we have people like uh victoria newlin go over there and pick and
1:59:39
help help pick and choose the next leaders and we set up western people to run ukraine
1:59:46
this is the same thing if you know what are we going to do for the for the venezuelan people
1:59:53
seriously do we care about them at all absolutely not we do not and uh our country sure as hell
2:00:01
doesn't he's not doing this to better the people of venezuela he's doing it to better the pocket
2:00:06
books of the oil giants like chevron exxon mobil standard oil those people are going to benefit
2:00:17
greatly from this well the typical venezuelan no typical venezuelan won't be any different than
2:00:25
they were before in fact they could be arguably worse now the oppression will come from a
2:00:32
different direction that's it and if you think i i i wish i wasn't as cynical as i am about this
2:00:40
but we've seen this history play out far too many times what happens when the u.s engages in
2:00:49
regime change it's a bullshit way to run a country but it's constant and i thought
2:00:57
trump was different how do you like rubio getting up there and saying oh trump's still a peacetime
2:01:02
president he wants peace but by god you better do what he wants we'll come bomb the crap out of you
2:01:07
we'll come kill you in the middle of the night and steal your president how many people died
2:01:13
that's what i want to know they said oh yeah people died no americans but you know people
2:01:17
died they put up strong resistance while maduro was trying to get into his his little steel room
2:01:22
you know his safe room or whatever it was he was trying to get in there and uh you know it was
2:01:27
real risky we might not have gotten to him then you know then what you know you're gonna wait
2:01:31
outside and boy they didn't want that to happen so they built a replica of his house and trained
2:01:36
people for a month or so on how to go in is what i'm seeing on this and this is a travesty i say
2:01:45
and i don't like it i don't like it one little bit let's see if there's anything else um
2:01:53
where else are we i'm gonna listen to us over the weekend uh i'm going to listen to some uh
2:01:59
uh russian stories i haven't or opinions from other parts of the country i'm especially
2:02:06
interested in what india has to say um what china has to say what russia has to say
2:02:12
and brazil as well i'm very interested in brazil and because i want to hear what reaction these
2:02:22
bricks countries have to the you because this is an attack on bricks also because the chinese were
2:02:32
very much trying to uh work with in fact last night that there was a meeting between uh or uh
2:02:39
between uh russian russian chinese foreign ministers or administrate or uh economic
2:02:46
ministers something like that there were some people that actually met with maduro saw that
2:02:50
when i was playing some alex christopher for earlier in the show and uh they um they
2:02:58
uh what do you call it departed last night they're gone and uh us came in and took it over but so
2:03:06
the point is that the oil riches of venezuela i believe trump knew that something was going to be
2:03:15
signed or has been signed it was tainted and this is a big a big shot across the bow to bricks this
2:03:21
is a big shot across the bow to china and russia i think frankly i think this will speed up the
2:03:27
u.s heading or u.s china heading into uh taiwan that's what i think under the one china policy i
2:03:34
think this there there's there are for every action there are counter actions and uh you know
2:03:40
here here they come in with a massive deal to take over this taiwan at least half of the people wish
2:03:47
to be associated with china under the one policy uh one china policy it's not like they don't want
2:03:53
it the only people in fact i heard stories that there's actually a majority in taiwan that that
2:03:58
are not against being part of china but that's tons of money that is why that will be lost in
2:04:04
the west that is the only reason it's important is because of the business interests that are
2:04:09
tied up over there and so we should have our imperialism put all over the world this just
2:04:16
like here in venezuela this is nothing but an imperialist move we are the empire and trump is
2:04:22
gonna continue the empire i don't like empires i don't like empire politics i'm a nationalist i
2:04:29
want to be in one i want to take care of my own country taking venezuela doesn't do anything to
2:04:38
take care of my country to take care of my children in the future to limit the risks that
2:04:44
they have of assholes going to war with us of creating world war iii by taking over other
2:04:50
countries this is not right it's just not right and you know right and wrong isn't that you know
2:04:57
you don't just this is a justification just like every other military takeover of in regime change
2:05:07
in the last 50 years this is no different this is no different than bush taking or hoping to
2:05:15
take over iraq you see what a piece of crap that ended up being right we don't have long-term
2:05:21
policies we got nothing what's going to happen in three years seriously what's going to happen
2:05:26
is anybody going to be excited about this anymore nope we lose interest and we move on to the next
2:05:31
to the next uh big money part you know there's never enough money never for the oil companies
2:05:39
or for the big wigs or for the globalists there's never enough money so now already they're looking
2:05:47
for the next target they weren't able to take over the uh vast riches in the east of ukraine
2:05:55
they weren't able to do that and they weren't able to have the us be able to profit from those things
2:06:01
so trump had to get another financial win remember he is a transactional president
2:06:07
he needed that he needed some transactions to get money flowing to the u.s
2:06:16
i wonder if it's good unfortunately none of it will flow to
2:06:22
improve the deficit of government spending i would like to see some sort of analysis on that
2:06:31
has anybody ever looked i haven't looked at in a long time and i think i'm going to have a look at
2:06:36
the u.s debt clock have you ever seen that um i i used to follow it at the the national debt
2:06:46
clock in real time and the u.s debt clock we have tariff revenues coming in revenue per taxpayer
2:06:57
three thousand two they put a new line on it so the u.s federal debt is now 124.27 percent of our
2:07:10
gdp and so the national debt is now 38 trillion 561 billion 653 million and it goes up about
2:07:26
a hundred thousand every few seconds um as i'm watching it's a 600,000 700,000 800,000
2:07:39
900,000 it's a little bit more than a second per hundred thousand dollars you can find this at us
2:07:48
debt clock.org and it says u.s total debt total debt in the u.s unfunded debt okay um and then
2:07:59
u.s federal interest savings per year they say this is d finance bankless future us m2 money
2:08:08
supply i gotta see so they've they've redone this this is uh quite a bit different where's and
2:08:14
here's a gold supply and demand that's interesting i haven't seen that one before
2:08:20
from us debt clock.org it's pretty cool the uh the base the base spot where they put it u.s population
2:08:29
342,717,833 and the uh u.s income taxpayers 108,340,200 and so
2:08:42
that amount total uh let's see where is it you know i want the big i want the amount that they
2:08:52
show per uh per citizen here you go debt per citizen 112,511 dollars now debt per taxpayer
2:09:07
is 355,810 and so that amount i what i want to know is whether that's on its way i mean
2:09:19
has to be on its way up because the federal budget deficit is 1,728,698,820 well it's going up
2:09:33
incredibly fast too not as fast as the as the national debt is going up but federal spending
2:09:40
you're we're way in the red on but now they put a new one that are showing this tariff revenues
2:09:47
of what tariffs are coming in revenue per taxpayer is 3,247 and uh it is tariff revenue
2:10:01
369,659,140,000 going up pretty quickly and uh i tell you what this is this is
2:10:11
horror story of our national debt it couldn't have been two years ago maybe three
2:10:19
wasn't it about three years ago that we passed into the 30 trillion category
2:10:26
so you know is is this attack seizure of venezuela why are we giving this to private
2:10:36
companies if we're going in there and take it why didn't the government take it and and
2:10:41
lease it to i mean if you're gonna take it anyway we all know there's no no no trump didn't even
2:10:47
hide it there's there's no he didn't talk about drugs he'll give a shit about drugs that's the
2:10:53
excuse to get to the oil he don't care about drug trafficking that is not what's going on
2:10:59
he doesn't care about that he cares about the oil rich stuff that he can give well
2:11:06
if he was real smart and i think he is a pretty smart guy that he he's going to require something
2:11:12
from he has to require something i wonder what the backroom deals are for what they have to pay
2:11:20
to get the oil flowing because they know it's it's probably not forever you know um it's still
2:11:29
a hostile volatile company and i think you may have made it worse people don't like you taking
2:11:35
over their country people don't want us in there the only the people from uh venezuela
2:11:42
want you know that are living in america don't give a shit anymore because they're here they're
2:11:46
not going to go back there that what they want is a free traffic they want a free pass to come
2:11:51
to america if they want to that's what they want and so their families over here you know become
2:11:57
citizens i'll bring them and none of these guys are going to go home tell me that now that there's
2:12:01
now that the us is in charge of venezuela that any of these immigrants coming in are going to leave
2:12:08
are we going to repatriate renationalize them not likely highly unlikely in fact
2:12:16
these people aren't going home it's one thing to wag wave a venezuelan flag from miami you know
2:12:23
oh jeez we're gonna we're venezuelan and we're popular right it's real popular to be ukrainian
2:12:29
in the us these days horribly popular to be a venezuelan now you get to walk out on the street
2:12:35
and wave your flag and say i'm a venezuelan well go home everything's beautiful now right
2:12:42
the u.s is going to run the place go home what difference will it be between there and here
2:12:47
go see you they're not going anywhere there and and frankly i don't care i'm not saying that
2:12:52
because i don't want them here i don't give a crap i'm talking about the more people more here the
2:12:58
merrier i don't care now i'd like them to come legally i have a problem with the illegal stuff
2:13:03
i have a problem with with bombing countries and taking over their uh taking over their country
2:13:08
we didn't bomb anybody well no there was some bombing there were some explosions in various
2:13:12
places over uh around in certain places to threaten people to keep them at home around caracas right
2:13:19
there was some of that and uh i want to know how many people they killed to take these people i
2:13:27
think that's bs um you know and and how who are you to indict somebody in another country
2:13:33
for terrorism i mean this is so stupid you could you could say that about any any leader in any
2:13:41
south american country they haven't destroyed narco narco terrorism which nobody can define
2:13:46
i read you the ridiculous definition of narco terrorism it fits to everybody hell i'm a
2:13:53
narco terrorist yeah i'm just as much as they are this is nonsense and um so i'm gonna have fun with
2:14:01
this as we as we uh discuss it while our debt climbs incredibly from 38 trillion um you know
2:14:09
it's gone up you know several million while i've been sitting here watching it and uh this is the
2:14:18
scary part and taking venezuelan oil isn't going to change this the trump administration has not
2:14:28
changed this they may have through these tariffs slowed down minutely the clicking of 100 000 which
2:14:39
is now taking slightly more than a second but maybe when he took office it was making slightly
2:14:45
less than an extra second because the deficit spending is what's kicking your ass and the
2:14:53
federal deficit spending is huge it's a trillion in the negative so you can't stop it but the
2:15:02
interest is what's kicking the ass so they're 1.7 trillion dollar deficit each year we're spending
2:15:11
1.7 trillion more than we're bringing in as everybody's used to it this is what we do
2:15:19
we just borrow the money from i don't know oil companies right and now who this is what we're
2:15:24
doing and that is going to fund this u.s debt right and that's just the the corpus the um
2:15:35
the uh base amount that's the the asset part of the debt that's the and debt's not an asset but i
2:15:42
the body of the debt so every year you can add your deficit spending adds on 1.7 trillion
2:15:52
but you're adding on at the rate that it's going several trillion each year in
2:16:00
interest so the interest is larger than the budget each year u.s total interest paid
2:16:11
unfunded debt well they have credit card debt too and the average person has 8174 dollars in
2:16:20
uh debt wow these numbers are pretty cool to look at u.s debt that is held by foreign countries
2:16:31
nine billion three hundred forty million six hundred thirty three million nine billion three
2:16:38
shit nine trillion three hundred forty billion six hundred thirty three million five hundred
2:16:43
thirty three thousand is what it is and our trade deficit is enormous too wow
2:16:52
there's some there's some crazy numbers in all of this this is um and again i'm checking out
2:16:58
usdebtclock.org it's a good place to go and check out some of this and they keep track of it by
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the second well we're gonna wind up the show i am gonna be done here in about 10 more minutes
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let's go see if there's any cool news that has come out i appreciate you listening to my rant
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today and i gotta tell you i only chose to do an extra show as it were because of the
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uh bullshit of the day and there is plenty of it i'm gonna see if they unseal that um
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indictment for me at some point because you know at some point they may make it a public document
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right now it's not um i tried to get it they said they were unsealing it so i don't understand why
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we can't see it you know maybe it's because it needs to be edited or changed but but the uh turn
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the uh office of the attorney general uh said they wanted to unseal it because it was a sealed
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indictment before and i want to get a copy of what this is you know and um i i want to i want to
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analyze it from the jurisdiction part where do you get the jurisdiction to go and arrest somebody
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he said it was law enforcement right so the military goes in and takes somebody and bring
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he if they end up on the u.s you can take jurisdiction of them so arguably if you put
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them on a u.s ship they are on u.s soil and therefore you can arrest them so they didn't
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arrest them until they got them there this is like the spy movies you know where they try to
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take somebody out you can't take jurisdiction over somebody uh outside of jurisdiction right
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and and uh what are they showing up here nicholas um trump says we will run venezuela until
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transition but i who's the lady is that is a that is sworn in macado as is a well she
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hasn't been sworn in but i'm i'm interested in that um to venezuela you're gonna have peace
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justice and safety oh yeah that's what we provide everywhere we go
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peace justice and safety right oh my god yep that's that's what we're providing the world
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today that's us um where are the live updates let's see what the latest is if there's anything
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cool um we're going to have our very large u.s oil companies the biggest anywhere in the world
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go in spend billions of dollars fix the badly broken infrastructure the oil infrastructure
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and start making money for the country we are ready to stage a second much larger attack
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if we need to do so so we are prepared to do a second wave says trump that is crazy
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the u.s is a curse upon all of latin america former u.s army officer stanislav krapivnik
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has told rt condemning the capture of venezuela's nicholas maduro now i like listening to this
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stanislav kaprivnik he was a u.s army officer for for quite a few years and go out and look him up
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i actually was trying to get him on a show uh either in russian or in english i i'm still
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trying to get that done and i've i've been following a little bit of threads to try to
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get to krapivnik because i think we'd have some interesting conversations both in english and in
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russian and i really want to talk to this guy and uh you know i i've been trying to get to russia
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again my path my uh what do you call it uh visa expires the last day of february and i'm i'm i'm
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sorely tempted to uh find a way to get there quickly and go try to hunt down this kaprivnik
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and a couple of other people that would be very interesting talk to over there plus i got some
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interviews lined up for my damn self if i go and so i'm i'm i'm supposed to be there right now the
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plan was that i go over uh new years um if i don't get to go in february i'll have to or i'm sorry
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march when my other one expires i'll have to go back i'll have to mail my passport to the russian
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consulate to get a new one you know pay him another buttload of money and get another visa for three
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years because uh i think it's important to uh to to have that and uh uh to go um i don't know if
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you heard this yet but uh zelensky has uh sent um a new ally to be the defense minister as lensky
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has offered ukraine's it czar mikhail fedor fiodorov the position of minister of defense
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the move comes as a country is continues to grapple with the series of high-profile corruption
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allegations important this guy isn't going to change anything they're still going to be corrupt
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as hell um he's decided to uh here here's the quote i've decided to change the working format
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for the ministry of defense of ukraine mikhail is involved in issues related to the drone line
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that works effectively on digitizing public services and processes said zelensky
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so we've got that going on um tehran is demanding a u.s response i'm i want to look at the legality
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of this uh bullshit attack on uh venezuela uh you know the justification for it is tenuous
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no matter how you slice it you know this narco terrorism where the world's police department
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is a bs line and everybody knows it but this is how they justify it this is how they justify
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we're going to do what we want to do it's just like legal decisions are made you pick the winner
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the judge picks the winner and then figures out how he can tailor the law to match who he picks
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right i don't believe that the people follow the law if they followed the law many of the things
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that occur wouldn't occur but what they do is they pick winners and losers and then figure out the
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most or the least offensive way to get there with the most justification that's how i feel
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about this attack on uh venezuela and i think people need to be seriously concerned about the
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activities of the united states and what we are doing on the global stage under the old trumpster
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i wish i mean and i the the sad part is is i've always said you know ever since 2015
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when he was standing in a group of uh 16 or 17 republican wannabe presidents and uh i was
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leaning toward him and i would say things like well he's not my favorite but look who else is
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there the same old crap for years the same old assholes doing the same old thing marco rubio
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by the way marco rubio is a neocon marco rubio loves his war he loves his military industrial
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complex this is fodder for people like him he loves it we're gonna go more into this but the
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show is here ending we're winding down i will be back with you on monday morning 7 30 to 9 i did
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