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Be arrested. I'm announcing A historic action
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to rescue our nation's capital from crime, bloodshed, bedlam
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and. Squalor and worse.
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This is Liberation Day in DC, and we're going to take our.
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Capital back. Everybody knows.
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I was never sleeping with the enemy.
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It's a laughing loud. Yeah, I didn't fight a plane.
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I'm on all my shoes I do on so so.
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We are live. Yes, we are.
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Welcome everybody to Realio Media's number one late night
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show. I am Dean Ryan, who is with you
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here tonight for the episode entitled Interference in DC as
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you saw there. Yes, a major interference in DC
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as DC is in under panic has been and I would just think if I
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lived in DC, I'd be panicked every day.
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But that's just a way of life. We're going to be talking about
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the most up to date of events now underway in the nation's
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capital. And it's a slurry of of violence
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that seems to be trending across the little borough, whatever we
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want to call that. So we'll be getting into that.
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Also, some major things happening in the worlds of
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indictments. Yes, if you're not indicted, you
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may not be invited to the Guantanamo Tupperware party.
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And we'll see who's be who's going to be on the guest list
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this year for that. That should be quite
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interesting. Major things in tariffs.
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A little update on that and some huge international news overseas
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with China now making a call of just say no to genocide.
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We'll see if Israel picked up and we'll see what they said to
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China and quite interesting those two, two of the bipolar
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world order as we learned a long ago and a weird story as now
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there might be a new a boogeyman that's in a different kind of
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desert. This time they were sombreros
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and ponchos And Mexico as certain cartels are being
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designated beyond criminals are just now terrorist as we may go
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marching in into Mexico and do the new kind of a cha cha cha,
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if you know what I'm saying. And then we have some major,
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major health news with Bobby Kennedy, who's been so bold so
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brass lately. We'll see that what we're going
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to learn of some new funding that has just gotten pulled over
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the weekend. You don't want to miss that.
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But also, I will be addressing a very tough matter here tonight
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towards the end of this broadcast regarding former RDM
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castmate Matthew Short, who passed over the weekend.
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And we'll, I'm gonna share some experiences.
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I'm willing to shed some light on what took place and a real
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shame and some weird instances that just took place days ago in
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a message I received. I don't understand it.
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And there's still no word about the details of it all, but I
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think I'll put some things into perspective in especially too,
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because there's people that just hate me and they don't know why,
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but they're told to. And this is going to make a lot
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of sense. So we're going to be getting
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into a little memorial of fallen castmate and very, very, very
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close friend of mine. So we'll be talking about that
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here tonight. Very tough matter.
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So you don't want to miss that. Anyways, we are broadcasting
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live on. Yes, we are.
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OK, We're broadcasting live on Facebook over there at the
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Realty and Ryan as well as the D Line TV and Rumble.
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Don't you know it? Now let's get started with some
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headlines from around the world and in your neck of the woods,
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shall we? Real deal headlines, just the
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way you like it. Yes, you might have seen in the
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cold opener there about the shots being fired everywhere in
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a very violent town. This is a huge spectacle for
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those who don't live in the borough of DC, but for those who
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do, well, it's just called a Sunday evening and a Monday
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night. Well, shots are now ringing out
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over there in Washington, DC's Navy Yard.
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As you saw less than one mile from the Capitol building over.
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They're saying over 100 black teens have now taken over the
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park, terrorizing the neighborhood.
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The FBI and the Department of Homeland insecurities are now
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responding quote, to take over DC Trump.
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Really. Well, let's get more into it as
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that's just the teaser before the main course.
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Now, as we go into our main feature story here of now,
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there's now interference in DC as we speak.
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Quite thrilling for those who may not know and panicking for
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those who do. Well, the US military is now
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preparing to quote deploy the National Guard in DC, which
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every time I've seen the National Guard in these
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instances, they just kind of stand there, if you recall, kind
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of like the Queens guardsmen by Buckingham Palace.
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It it's quite interesting the variation in the contrast
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between the two. Well, now the United States
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military is preparing the to activate the National Guard
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troops in Washington, DC over there is Trump's crackdown on
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the street crime in the city as now a Defense Department
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official has now sent on Monday. Who's you bet has certainly
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familiar with the matter. Well, Trump has not not approved
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any official deployment orders as of now early Monday, but
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that's possibly going to change any moment now if it hasn't
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already. People and experts all like are
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expected for they're expecting him to announce news on this
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matter regarding of what he's going to do.
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Well, you're just having to mean luck.
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We have that news as the press conference is now has been
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underway here it. Is I'm announcing A historic
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action to rescue our nation's capital from crime, bloodshed,
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bedlam and squalor and worse. This is Liberation Day in DC and
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we're going to take our capital back.
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We're taking it back under the authorities vested in me as the
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President of the United States. I'm officially invoking Section
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740 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, you know what
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that is, and placing the DC Metropolitan and Police
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Department under direct federal control.
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And you'll be meeting the people that will be directly involved
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with that. Very good people.
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But they're tough and they know what's happening.
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They've done it before. In addition, I'm deploying the
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National Guard to help reestablish law, order and
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public safety in Washington, DC. And they're going to be allowed
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to do their job properly. And we're going to have the same
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thing here. But then I'm going to look at
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New York in a little while. Let's do this.
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Let's do this together. Let's see.
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It's going to go pretty quickly. And if we need to, we're going
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to do the same thing in Chicago, which is a disaster.
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We have a mayor there who's totally incompetent.
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He's an incompetent man. And we have an incompetent
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governor there. Pritzker's an incompetent.
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His family threw him out of the business and he ran for governor
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and now I understand he wants to be president, but I noticed he
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lost a little weight so maybe he has a chance.
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You know, you never know what happens, but Priska is a gross.
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What in addition to that, here is something he said at Trump
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that is Washington DC will be liberated, not obliterated as I
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originally thought today, saying crime, savagery, filth and scum,
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which describes a lot of the public restrooms at libraries
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will disappear. And they also he also continued
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by saying I will make our capital great again.
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The days of ruthlessly killing and hurting and or hurting
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innocent people are over quickly fixed border 0 illegals in last
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three months. DC is next.
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Thank you for your attention on this matter.
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But wait, there's more there's definitely more than CNN show as
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that's a lot of run on sentences.
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I mean, hasn't anyone told them anyways, continuing.
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Well, also in addition to this, we're now learning too that
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there's now a plan to temporarily reassign 120 FBI
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agents in Washington to do, yes, night time patrol duties.
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So if you're one of those 120 unlucky ones, you get to be the
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mall cop for the evening is in addition to that, there's a lot
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of additions as now the troop activation over there in
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Washington comes now in the summer of nearly 5000.
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National Guard troops who are just over there in Los Angeles.
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As we portrayed and showcased to you of those so-called riots
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where when you showed up just to see what it was all about, you
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got shot with a rubber bullet. That's the warm, welcoming
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greetings they do. So there you have a so.
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Yeah, We've seen a lot of deployments, a lot of these
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instances over the course of this summer, now that I think
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about it, yet no major violence I guess until today.
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Well, that's going to bring us now to real deal politics the
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way you need it and the way I want it to.
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OK, OK, let's get to it now as we're now anticipating major
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troop rollouts. And by the way, did you hear
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that too? Did you guys catch that?
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We have troops on their way to Chicago, on the way to LA and I
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believe New York, right, New York, obviously New York City
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and even potentially don't hold me to it, San Francisco, which
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if you do do get deployed there, you got to watch where you step
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now. But here's some breaking news.
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I can share it with you. It's now underway.
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That we mentioned it earlier about the indictments that could
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may be coming. I mean, we've been hearing about
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this thing feels like since I was in elementary school at this
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point. Well, JD Vance seems to be
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talking about it. He wants to be about it.
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Him and his Smokey eyes. Let's see what JD has to say as
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now the indictments are now under way.
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Let's get to it. I absolutely want to see
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indictments, Maria. Look, of course you got to have
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the law follow the facts here. You don't just indict people to
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indict people. You indict people because they
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broke the law. But if you look at what Tulsi
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and Cash Patel have revealed in the last couple of weeks, I
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don't know how anybody can look at that and say that there
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wasn't aggressive violations of the law.
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What they basically did is they defrauded the American people in
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order to take Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign talking
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points and turn them into intelligence by defrauding the
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American people, defrauding the intelligence agencies, lying
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about what the Intel said. They would take something that
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that that that supported a Hillary Clinton campaign talking
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point and they would overemphasize it and exaggerate
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it. They took anything that actually
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contradicted that narrative and they buried it deep.
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And through that they actually laundered Hillary Clinton's
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presidential campaign talking points through the American
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intelligence services. That's a violation of the
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people's trust. That's a violation of what our
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intelligence services should be doing.
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And I absolutely think they broke the law.
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And you're going to see a lot of people get indicted for that.
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Here's the thing that we should really bother the American
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people. What do you want our
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intelligence community to be doing?
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I want them to be catching bad guys.
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I want them to be making sure that terrorists aren't going to
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kill innocent American civilians.
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I don't want them laundering Hillary Clinton's campaign
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talking points into the American media and giving them this air
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of legitimacy. It is sick and it's disgusting.
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That was good. Thank you, JD Vance.
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That's the new thing right now. It's the new wave. 2 hands in a
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row. So there's a JD Vance with the
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potential indictment party just around the corner.
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Thank you very much, JD Vance. And how about those eyelashes,
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too? Those were something else,
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right? Yes, I thought so too.
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OK, here's another one here as we now continue and forge ahead.
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Well, now Trump is authorizing now military action against
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terrorist designated drug cartels.
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Well, isn't that great? I mean, I'm for it if this gets
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rid of the fentanyl and we make certain things better.
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I mean, we have to applaud the effort and, and try to bring the
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80s back, don't we? Well, here is, yes, Trump is now
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authorizing the military to do so.
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I had a premonition of this five years ago.
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Now. Here's some of the tidbits of
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what that's going to entail. Now, as President, Trump has
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certainly signed a classified order authorizing the United
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States military to conduct direct operations, including the
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use of force on foreign soil against Latin American drug
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cartels. Well, several cartels, including
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the Mexico Cartel de Sinola and El Salvador's MS13, as well as
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Venezuela's Cartel de Las Solas and Trend Duraguas, Yes, is have
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been labeled especially designated global terrorist of
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the region. We're now the Venezuelan
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President, Nicolas Maduro, who is now worth $50 million if you
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can touch base with him. Well, is now identified as the
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leader of the Cartel de Solas, responsible for drug trafficking
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into the United States and central and is central rather to
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recent US efforts against narco terrorism.
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There is one of those new words for the Webster's well, the
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United States Department of State.
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And department, I should say, is of justice or injustice,
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depending who you ask, has now increased the reward of
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information leading to Medoras arrest or conviction to a
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whopping $50 million under the narcotics rewards program.
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And you better cash that out right away.
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The dollar is being defaced as we speak so fast.
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And finally, the New York Times did report just recently that it
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did not specify which countries might be targeted or how US
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operations will handle resistance from local forces in
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cartel controlled regions. So there you have that.
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That should be exciting as a blockbuster is around the corner
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where Sean Penn when you continuing now is, well, we have
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this now. Trump's tariffs axe the $12
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billion from the auto giants industry as it braces for
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fragmented future. Fragmented future.
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Well, just when you thought you were going to buy a car just
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around the corner, well, maybe not so fast now as this is now
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underway as the auto giants of would that be these days?
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Ford, Hyundai? I don't think so.
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Well, here's what it's all about.
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As the global automakers have now faced $12 billion in tariff
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driven losses with Toyota, Volkswagen and others hit very
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hard. Yeah, and that said about
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Toyota, but Volkswagen, I mean, older parts are foreign.
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You know what that costs just to go to the shop just to get a
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just a check up. Well, now Trump's 25% car
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tariffs imposed all the way back as far as April, if you recall,
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forced companies to raise prices or shift production to US
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plants, meaning do it or else. Now automobile companies like
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Mercedes, Audi, Honda accelerate the production over there in
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North America and just both of our countries, I guess to reduce
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costs amid the trade friction. I'd say so as now the higher
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vehicle prices and potential shortages loom as companies
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grapple with the supply chain retooling.
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And finally, the EU, Japan tariff talks contrast with
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stalled US China trade ties, deepening the global auto
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industry fragmentation. Isn't that something just music
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to my ears now continuing here as we now go into this.
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Well, here it is now. Trump has now vowed to issue
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executive orders to stop debanking of conservatives.
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Well, this is an issue and I've been debanked at least three
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times than I'm aware of, possibly 4.
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And I'm not sure I classify as a conservative or just one pissed
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off American who just can't get his way anymore.
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So that should cover everything. But let's find out a bit more
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about this really annoying nuisance in society.
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Well, the DE banking, as you know, has been a thing, feels
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like over a decade now. Well, now there's going to be
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executive action to stop it. Well, in a recent interview,
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Trump claimed that JP Morgan Chase forced him to move
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hundreds of millions of dollars in that the Bank of America
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later rejected a $1 billion deposit signing.
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Politically motivated to banking?
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Yes, yes it is. Well, Trump also announced plans
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to sign an executive order targeting banks that engage in
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alleged ideological discrimination, particularly
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against conservatives, crypto firms and religious groups.
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Now, the order would direct federal regulators to
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investigate violations of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act,
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antitrust laws, consumer protection statutes, you name
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it. And it comes after a reflection
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of broader concerns amongst conservatives about banks.
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How about PayPal out there? Who who's experienced some
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difficulties with that Stripe? We know my engagements with them
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now. It's worth noting that JP Morgan
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Chase and Bank of America deny engaging in such politically
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motivated shenanigans and but expressed support for Trump's
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push for clearer and updated financial regulations.
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Well, I feel so much better that we're on the same page as JP
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Morgan Chase. And finally, well, here's a new
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catfight. Look at this one.
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Here we have margarine Green Taylor now is coming after Laura
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Loomer. You see hiding in the corner
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there. She's now at Laura Loomer, who
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is by the way, I've I've called her a potential Mossad, Mossad
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junior varsity. I don't think she's smart enough
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to be there, but you know what I mean.
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But here's so here's what's happening now she's saying Laura
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Loomer viciously attacks and lies about those who are
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President Trump's most loyal original mug and supporters.
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She has no long time relationships because she psycho
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actively turns on everyone. Laura is the most unstable
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person and worst liability to ever walk in the office.
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Geez. Well, tell us how you really
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feel because I'm loving it. Well, that brings us now to
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World War Three. Let's get to it, shall we?
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World War 3. Here it is now as there is now a
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Putin Zelensky meeting as this is really heating up.
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And we thought it was going to go nuclear.
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But I must have said that at least a dozen times in the past
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year alone. Well, this time I mean it as now
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over there in the Ukraine, things seem to be taking a turn
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for not the worst this time, but somewhere in the middle of that.
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We're now the world is holding its breath once again as we have
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really mastered the practice of that as Trump is now preparing
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to meet Russian Presidente Vladimir Putin over there in
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Alaska, potentially an Alaskan cruise this time of year.
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Yes, it would be beautiful with the hopes of pinned on a
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breakthrough in the UK conflict, the Ukraine one that is.
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Well, JD Vance and his eyelashes are also going to be making its
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presence on the trip. And we will be out waiting in
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just a fury and excitement now or some key points to take away
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now as JD Vance is now proposing a peace deal based on the
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current front lines between Russia and Ukraine.
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Well, now also, there's now plans to bring Vladimir Putin
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and Vladimir Zelensky in that mosquito that's been eating meat
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for days together for direct talks.
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Now Washington is signaling an end to direct funding for the
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Ukraine. I've heard that before.
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I don't know where Mike Johnson, the father of the year, stands
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on that, but I'm sure it's somewhere under a desk.
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Now. Zelensky insists that Ukraine's
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territorial and torrential integrity, well, is at cost now
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is they're going to be rejecting any land swaps for potential
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future negotiations. Also, Russia, in closing
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maintains it seeks a stable, permanent peace but remains
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skeptical. As Bill Gates, I hope, rots in
23:46
hell for all these mosquitoes he just put on all of us this
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summer. And that's how that one ends
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there, Yes. Did you know Bill Gates was part
23:54
of that story? Just amazing surprises at every
23:58
corner no matter where you turn here.
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OK, we're going to get to some other things here as we have a
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lot a long way to go, but I'm going to make sure I leave a lot
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of time to expressed our major memorial here towards the
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second-half here tonight. So we're going to take this
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quick break and gear up for our internationals and go right into
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our memorial following this break here.
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But there's a lot of interference in life and I think
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Let's talk about it here as I'm sweating profusely like a
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melting candle. Well, something else is now
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sweating too. It's well, it's the country of
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Israel as they've now done the unthinkable, that it's now
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becoming thinkable on a weekly basis.
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Well, here's what I'm talking about here as now this is now
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under way is now Israel kills 5 Al Jazeera journalists in
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targeted strike to silence Gaza coverage.
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Well, you may or may not know there's no journalists allowed
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in Gaza and Al Jazeera is a pretty big deal.
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And I should know I get a copyright complaint from them on
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the weekly. But that aside, I mean, imagine
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if this was NBC or somebody of that elk, it would be quite the
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foul play across the board. But let me tell you a bit more
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here as now this is what we know now as the IDF, the very moral
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and wholesome IDF has now killed 5 Al Jazeera journalists
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including Mohammed Quereg and Anas Al Sharif in a targeted
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strike on their press tent near Gaza's Al Sharif Hospital.
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Now, Israeli has basically accused Al Sharif of being Hamas
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operative, while Al Jazeera condemned the attack as an
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effort to sound coverage of Gaza's occupation.
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And that's just the thing to do. You know, I had a Fender Bender
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the other day and I said, I'm sorry, I thought you were just
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Hamas. I was just trying to stop you
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from a terrorist attack. You understand, right?
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Thank you. It's the thing to do.
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You know, you could use, don't you know, al Qaeda, whoever you
30:33
want to use. Now, the journalists were
30:35
clearly marked as press. I don't know how clearly you can
30:38
make it, or much more. Wearing vest and carrying
30:41
cameras while they were struck in the act of the Committee to
30:45
Protect Journalists, called part of Israel's long standing
30:49
pattern of killing reporters unfathomable.
30:53
Well, before the death, one of the posted videos from the
30:55
journalists was a video condemning Israel's bombardment,
30:58
warning that Gaza would be erased if the world remained
31:01
silent. the United Nations and press freedom advocates and
31:06
denounce Israel's actions, accusing them of systematically
31:08
targeting journalists to conceal war crimes.
31:11
And by the way, around the block, this is being condemned
31:16
even in local town halls right here in the United States.
31:20
Oh, yes, it is. In fact, here's what I'm talking
31:22
about. People are starting to question
31:24
is they're noticing some patterns and things that they're
31:26
not too. Happy.
31:26
What are you doing? Facing the heat for Rhode
31:30
Islanders, AUS Senator and Congressman hear loud and harsh
31:34
criticism over hot button issues.
31:37
A critical crowd turned out tonight to question Senator Jack
31:40
Reed and Representative Seth Magaziner.
31:43
There was shouting and pointed comments.
31:45
Yeah, that joint town hall happened in Johnston.
31:48
NBC 10 political reporter Brian Cradnell has the outburst.
31:51
And the response. Putting themselves in front of
31:55
constituents, in front of critics?
31:57
What? Are you going to do about?
32:02
It Democrats Senator Jack Reed and Congressman Seth Magazine
32:05
are faced shouts and tough questions at a community
32:08
session. They called it Johnston High
32:09
School. Many who spoke from the crowd of
32:11
more than 200 ripped the congressman on Israel's war in
32:14
Gaza, claiming they're not doing enough to stop the killing of
32:17
civilians. I gave you to say this is not a
32:22
hard one. People are dying as you speak.
32:25
Magaziner said the images out of Gaza are awful and indefensible,
32:33
but riled up the crowd by also pointing out he's seen
32:37
indefensible images from the October 7th Hamas attack on
32:41
Israel that prompted the Israeli response.
32:48
And that's where he lost the crowd.
32:49
You see that he could have, he could have had the crowd.
32:52
But then he goes into the old protocol and old antics.
32:56
He needs a publicist band. Well, that didn't just stop
33:00
there at the locals. That has now gone viral into the
33:03
international ionospheres. Yes, it has.
33:06
Well, now China's speaking up in very perfect English, I might
33:10
add, in this case, they're now calling for an immediate
33:12
ceasefire over there in Gaza at once admits escalating the
33:17
crises over there in the international criticism as of
33:20
Israel that is is now escalating like never before.
33:23
Here's what we know now as China's urgent ceasefire demand.
33:27
China's also intensified their calls for immediate Gaza
33:30
ceasefire. That's right.
33:32
They're not just leaving 1 voicemail, they're leaving 2
33:35
condemning the Israeli military plans to occupy Gaza City and
33:39
warning of a catastrophic humanitarian and legal
33:41
consequence. Well, we've been hearing that
33:43
for years. What does that mean?
33:44
I mean is George Bush, maybe he can answer him.
33:47
Well now Israel's proposed military control of Gaza drew
33:50
sharp criticisms now from the UNUK Australia with officials
33:56
warning if it violates that, it violates that is the
34:00
international law and undermines the two state solution.
34:04
That is quite anti-Semitic to say that little phrase there.
34:08
I well, from what I heard the matter with the matter, well,
34:11
Gaza faces now extreme conditions like never before,
34:14
famine, malnutrition. Just to start with UNICEF
34:18
reporting over 320,000 children are now at risk, trying to
34:22
pledge to collaborate globally to alleviate the crises,
34:25
whatever that means. That could be military or other.
34:29
Well, China's envoy engaged Arab nations to unify support for
34:33
Palestinians, while Palestinian officials urge international
34:37
intervention against Israel's escalation.
34:40
Yeah, Can you believe we're still talking about this?
34:42
Between that and Ukraine, it's just a boondoggle, isn't it?
34:45
Well, now several countries, France and UK included, plan to
34:49
recognize the Palestinian statehood, reflecting a shifting
34:51
global stance as the conflict reaches a critical juncture.
34:56
Many people who are familiar with what the critical juncture
34:59
say now. In addition to that, as we said
35:01
earlier earlier this year, now Australia joins the global push
35:04
for the Palestinian statehood amid Gaza genocide.
35:09
Yes, the land down under. They see things that we don't
35:12
and well, their water goes this way, if you recall.
35:14
Well, now in this case, they're joining and getting into the
35:18
fight. And the fray is now Australia
35:21
will formally recognize the Palestinian state at the UN
35:24
General Assembly in September. Get your tickets now.
35:27
Joining a whole wholesome, a bunch of people including France
35:31
and Britain and Canada, just for starters, as to reject the
35:36
Israeli occupation. Now, Prime Minister Albanese
35:39
condemned Gaza as a humanitarian catastrophe, citing Israel's
35:43
blockade and starvation campaign, which has now killed
35:47
more than 37 children from malnutrition since July.
35:50
Now, Netanyahu, the crime minister over there of Israel,
35:54
called Australia's move, quote, shameful, even as Israel faces
35:58
genocide accusations, the ICJ, the International Criminal
36:02
Justice Court and plans a new military offensive in Gaza.
36:08
There you have it. And that recognition follows the
36:11
Palestinian Authority pledge to exclude Hamas, demilitarized
36:15
Gaza and hold elections. But critics demand sanctions, an
36:19
arms embargo against Israel. the United States is increasingly
36:23
isolated as Western allies, including New Zealand and the UK
36:27
signal growing support for the Palestinian statehood.
36:31
Yes, they do it. It's quite the scene there
36:34
continuing now as finally Speaking of that, I I believe we
36:39
are now getting where to that Germany will suspend the
36:43
military exports going into Israel.
36:46
And we heard about this before their airport personnel stopped
36:50
moving cargo and and luggage to facilitate the crimes of the
36:55
Israelis. So that's happening too, is the
36:58
Chancellor, Frederick MERS is now expressing deep concern.
37:03
Yes, he is not about his country, no, about the creepy
37:07
country called Israel and what they're doing.
37:09
So there is that one there. OK.
37:12
And finally here in the Real Deal Health, which brings us now
37:19
to something that happened over the weekend as a defunding of a,
37:23
well, a very serious thing called the miracle jams of life.
37:26
And Bobby's now responding to the millions and millions of
37:30
Americans who are saying enough is enough.
37:33
And this is what transpired over the weekend.
37:35
Hi. I'm Robert F Kennedy Junior.
37:37
You're HHS Secretary. Let me ask you something.
37:41
Should doctors make decisions based upon what's best for their
37:44
patients or based upon what makes them the most money?
37:48
It's not a tough question, but we've inherited a healthcare
37:51
system that constantly pushes doctors toward the ladder.
37:56
It rewards certain treatments not because they're better for
37:59
the patient, but because someone profits.
38:02
Take what happened during COVID. Hospitals were paid to report
38:06
staff vaccination rates. Those numbers were fed into the
38:10
National Healthcare Safety Network, then published on the
38:13
CDC website to shame any hospital that refused to become
38:17
an enforcer of federal vaccine mandates.
38:21
Today, I'm proud to announce we've eliminated that policy by
38:24
repealing a dangerous Biden era provision in the CMS inpatient
38:29
payment rule. And we're not stopping there.
38:32
We're scanning every corner of the healthcare system for hidden
38:35
incentives at corrupt medical judgment.
38:39
What we're finding is alarming. Doctors are being paid to
38:43
vaccine, not to evaluate their pressure to follow the money,
38:47
not the science. We've recently uncovered that
38:50
more than 36,000 doctors had their Medicare reimbursements
38:54
altered based upon childhood vaccination rates.
38:58
That's not medicine, That's coercion.
39:01
It's immoral. It has no place in a
39:04
constitutional democracy or in a system that claims to protect
39:09
children. Medical decisions should be made
39:11
based upon one thing and one thing only, well-being of the
39:15
patient, never on a financial bonus or a government mandate.
39:21
Patients deserve honest, uncorrupted advice from their
39:23
doctors. Doctors deserve the freedom to
39:27
use their training and to follow the science and speak the truth
39:31
without fear of punishment. Doctors should be guided by
39:34
medical judgement and their Hippocratic Oath, not by
39:37
financial incentives or government mandates.
39:40
That's what this policy changes about, and it's just the
39:43
beginning. Thank you very much.
39:46
Produced by the US Department of Health and Human Services Thank
39:52
you. Thank you, Bobby.
39:53
And it's also worth noting too, in addition to that which is a
39:57
total win, major win. Now, federal agencies over there
40:02
have been ordered to erase all COVID-19. 84 Miracle Jabs
40:07
records a major sweeping victory for health, freedom and.
40:12
You know, it's about time, Amy. It was the most fakest thing
40:15
we've ever seen and we're now re examining what has now taken
40:20
place over the course of now five years and just how fake it
40:25
was. I mean, who recalls this one?
40:46
I beat you up. Yeah, Madam, Madam, I miss you.
40:58
Just like yesterday, isn't it just lovely classic moments?
41:02
OK, we're going to switch gears now and get to what has happened
41:07
over this weekend. I want to give some time to talk
41:11
about it and really be methodical here, what we're
41:14
about to get into as this is normally something I haven't
41:19
talked about in quite some time. And there's a lot of you out
41:24
there who have been on this journey for quite some time.
41:27
Real Deal media and have seen all of the different outfits of
41:32
it, which seems like ages ago, but if you are new, I will start
41:37
from square 1. Here is we had a former castmate
41:45
pass this weekend. His name is Matthew Short and
41:48
it's definitely a familiar name for many, many, many real the
41:54
only fans out there across the world and to start small here is
42:01
Matt was I I met Matt in 2013 and and I had to think about
42:10
this because I I received a call yesterday.
42:15
I believe it was Sunday morning yesterday morning.
42:18
It just the time is just, it's been on my mind.
42:20
Old, old day. And I received a call from a a
42:23
mutual friend of Matt and myself named Eddie.
42:27
And I literally woke up and to just there's horrible news about
42:33
Matthew Short, who passed away this weekend.
42:36
Yeah. From all we know now from a
42:38
house fire, house fire. And that's all we know.
42:46
I don't know where he's been. I haven't spoken to him in three
42:48
years. I don't know where he is.
42:51
I don't know what he's doing. And I'll get to why that is, but
42:56
I I don't know anything about Matt.
42:59
Matt's world at the moment. And a lot of the people around
43:02
him as well. And there's a great reason for
43:05
that. But so I had, I had received
43:07
that horrible, horrible news. And this is an incredibly
43:13
tragic, tragic way to go and tragic information and news to
43:19
to have been shared. His family, he has two kids,
43:23
awesome family, his mother, every, everything.
43:26
His daughter, his son. I've spent a lot of time with
43:30
Matt himself and his family, many, many holidays over the
43:34
course of what is it, 12 years now off and on.
43:40
But so hearing that I have a lot of mixed emotions because Matt
43:49
has been gone here for for a while as things happened.
43:55
I've never had a problem with him not one time throughout our
43:59
our friendship and he got caught up in a takedown effort on me by
44:06
some other nefarious people that that I don't need to rehash that
44:10
are no longer here that had a modus up ran die to read me.
44:21
Who's in jail now from Bezel Mitch and her wonderful bald
44:25
husband, too, in jail and for something a hell of a lot worse
44:27
than that. And the other one who was in
44:30
whispering amounts here, had greater and higher ambitions
44:34
than what we see here. And I think it really it it that
44:41
interference, just like what we've been talking about.
44:44
Put a damper on and God knows what they said and put a damper
44:49
on our working relationship and eventually and sadly our
44:53
friendship. And it was really sad because it
44:55
put Matt into an attack mode for now three years because it just
45:00
didn't stop in 2022. I you know, for the course of
45:04
three years I've been receiving very bad and I'm trying to is be
45:11
respectful here as possible, but I not so not so nice messages
45:16
from random numbers from Matt, you know, in a very taunting way
45:20
it but still, even at that fact, because my memories of Matt were
45:29
well before I asked him. You know, we took this venture
45:33
and I asked him if he you know, if he wanted to continue.
45:36
In fact, I never asked him because we were just doing so.
45:38
We always gelled well together because we're so different and
45:42
he's from Missouri, I'm from Orange County.
45:44
You couldn't have two far separate the contrast of of two
45:49
people, but we found each other somehow some way in Austin, TX
45:53
in 2013 and the the amount of stories I could tell you that we
45:58
have lived through and an experience would blow your mind.
46:02
It goes the most adventurous things and that's what I'm going
46:06
to remember from that is the incredible amounts of journeys
46:12
and adventures we took. I mean, every year, you know, he
46:19
was the first I I went to 2013. I went to a JFK ceremonial
46:23
thing. He was the first Texan I've ever
46:25
met in my life. He was my first Texan friend.
46:28
Never been in Texas before him and his girlfriend then at the
46:31
time Julie and just lovely people.
46:34
I, I met through met and we remained very good friends.
46:39
And every year we go to South by Southwest festival over there in
46:43
Austin every year. And you know, for for maybe four
46:47
years straight, every endeavor I've ever had, whether it's been
46:51
what you see here tonight or, you know, I'm producing a, a
46:54
game show, I would put Matt on there, you know, get him a
46:57
little money and stuff and cash. And or if I was doing a film
47:02
pilot series, I I get Matt involved and make him part of
47:05
the crew. And because, because to see the
47:09
excitement in his eyes as, as this, you know, this kid out of
47:13
Missouri kind of the sticks, as he used to call it, who became a
47:17
grown up really fast. He, he, he had a, a, a child, a
47:23
daughter at 18. So he had to be an adult right
47:25
away. And he kind of missed out as
47:29
people do on, on some of the youthful activities that people
47:33
do as young adults and later in life.
47:36
He, he certainly, well, he tried to make up for that.
47:39
And I think he certainly succeeded at that.
47:43
But he was a wild man. And you know, I and I, I can't
47:49
even describe to you the first time I brought him to Sunset
47:53
Beach or, excuse me, Venice Beach in LA.
47:55
And I, I can't describe to you what he did because it was, it
48:02
was pretty wild. But and that I'll remember.
48:07
But for me, one of the most memorable moments of our
48:13
friendship was in 2019, I had, well I should say 2016, he had
48:20
brought me to his family's home for Christmas where I got to
48:23
spend it with him and his dad, who not long after that passed
48:29
and succumbed to a cancer. So that was a very special
48:31
Christmas. And so I got to meet his father.
48:34
I got to karaoke with Matt and his brother then it was it was
48:38
tremendous because I've always kind of been alone on Christmas
48:40
the the past decade or so. But it was 2019 a few years
48:44
later, because Matt moved back to Missouri to be with his
48:51
mother after the passing of his father and to do it to be
48:54
another a stronghold over there and keeping the Fort down for
48:59
his mother. And his brother lives in
49:01
Chicago. But in 2019, I was there and
49:04
Matt took me on the river raft. And this is a picture of us not
49:08
that long ago, very red, as you can see.
49:12
Yeah, Yeah, he's very red. And it was my first time there.
49:16
And I think I'm praying there or something.
49:18
I'm doing something. But it was there at his mother's
49:22
house that I received the news in real time that my grandmother
49:26
had died. And I was completely devastated.
49:29
And it was such a pinnacle moment for me at that time.
49:35
And little did we know what was going to come in 2020, but that
49:39
I'll never forget. And it was very heart warming
49:43
and stuff. And it was, but it was
49:47
incredible. First time in Missouri.
49:49
I've never seen it, never knew what it was all about.
49:53
He tricked me so many times pulling fast ones on me, driving
49:57
really fast in the winding roads down the mountain, knowing I get
50:00
carsick told me we're going to go on a little detour on in
50:05
Silver Dollar City on these little trains.
50:08
It gives you a tour of the city and didn't tell me it was a
50:11
roller coaster and I threw up everywhere.
50:12
I mean, this is what the guy did.
50:14
He lived to torture me, whether it was in jazz back then or it
50:18
was in, you know, vitriol later in in our relations, ships and
50:24
and stuff. But so that was very touching
50:27
for me. Now when I started doing the
50:30
real deal media, I had Matt on and even my show prior to that
50:34
when I was on iHeartRadio for truth be told, I would always
50:36
have Matt on because I, I'm the kind of guy that believes in
50:40
bringing your friends with you. You know, you bring the friends
50:43
you bring, stick with the people you bring to the dance.
50:45
So it was a no brainer. And you know, he was very, the
50:51
audience had was always receptive to what Matt said.
50:55
I don't know if he was always on a format like this, but I, I
50:59
always did my best to showcase him the what, what I thought was
51:05
the most quality angle and way I could do it.
51:09
You know, lobbying in the question for him so he could
51:11
just, you know, just hit it hard back, giving him the time and
51:15
the respect to do it. And, you know, I don't know if
51:17
he was aware of the, the direction I was going, but it
51:22
fit, it fit and, and it worked so well.
51:26
Some of my best shows, I believe, during that time in
51:29
2021 for the World at War series here when Matt came on and then,
51:37
and then he transitioned so well into our after party series over
51:41
there on Thursday nights that we used to do.
51:43
And he was a star. And I, I can't never forget the
51:47
time he, he, I told him to dress up and do something because
51:54
we're doing a well, we were doing a, a dating show, an
51:57
apocalyptic dating. Many of you remember, and, and
52:00
certainly Matt wanted to always be on a dating show.
52:03
Little did he know that, or I knew I should say that he was
52:08
wearing a leather vest, brought a whip and everything and just
52:11
completely stole the show. And, and he was good in that
52:16
format too. So he was just good at a lot of
52:19
things around here. And I think that that's what I
52:22
miss about him. And what breaks my heart is what
52:27
happened to me in 2022 was a targeted situation.
52:33
And I happen to believe of some agencies or private agencies
52:38
that pay people to infiltrate and take down.
52:41
And he he sadly got used and taken advantage of by people.
52:47
I mean, they were telling him things about how evil I was,
52:50
this and that, and it was never true.
52:52
And sadly I never received a call from him that he knew or we
52:56
could discuss these things. You think it would, but it was
52:59
so startling that he kind of ran with it and a white knight
53:05
fashion and and it wrecked everything that we had, sadly.
53:10
And what pisses me off is the people who did this, they know
53:15
who they are. It wrecked not just our
53:18
relationship, but it wrecked things for the fans who loved
53:24
having and watching Matt and portrayed me of this evil
53:28
character, which is totally non true, but it wrecked any chance
53:31
of reconciliation. Now, in the years that followed
53:38
2022, you know, he, he went on some crusades against me, which
53:43
I, I mean, I, I couldn't get myself to hate my friend, you
53:48
know, I mean, I was annoyed. It was a nuisance.
53:50
I moved on. I, I kept calm and carry on, but
53:53
it was nuisance and he would continue to message me, make
53:57
statements and stuff. And then in April of this year
54:00
and heard from Matt and quite some time and then I think, I
54:04
think it was April, excuse me, March, Saint Patrick's Day.
54:07
He sent me a drunk text, which I still don't know.
54:10
I don't know what it means. Something about FEMA camps and
54:15
you know, pot of gold and stuff, you know, so I, I didn't know
54:18
what that meant and stuff I I just didn't want any more
54:21
hassles. Now, the weird thing about what
54:25
has just happened here recently is days ago, days ago, I had
54:33
received what I thought was a bot message from rando on, on
54:40
the Internet, some random person on the Internet over there on
54:43
Facebook and, and I think anything of it.
54:48
And then the next day, two days later, I, I received a call from
54:53
a mutual friend again after the the initial call about Matt's
54:57
passing. And I was because, and I asked
55:00
the simple question like if I were to get shot and everybody
55:05
here would ask, not necessarily when's the funeral, but who shot
55:09
me? And so I was asking the
55:13
gentleman, I said, how did this happen?
55:18
If anyone who knows Matt is he knows he's an outdoorsman
55:21
survivalist, You know, I mean, I submitted this guy's information
55:25
to Naked and afraid that that the incredible TV show that he
55:30
thought he would totally win for his place on.
55:34
But how does this happen? You know, I mean, he would have
55:36
smelt the smoke. Was he alone?
55:39
Where was he in? I was told he was with somebody
55:43
named Reba and I didn't know. And then it clicked to me, Reba.
55:47
And that is the person who messaged me days prior to all
55:52
this and 1-2 paragraphs of just complete and utter smear against
55:57
me and call me Apos. You know, all these things.
56:01
I don't know. I won't say her last name or
56:03
anything. Apparently that's his
56:04
girlfriend. I didn't know.
56:05
I've never heard about her. Don't know, you know, but she,
56:07
she just messaged me out of nowhere and to tell me how much
56:12
I'm a horrible human being, which tells me, and this is what
56:17
hurts the most that Matt has left this earth.
56:21
Matt has passed and in that fashion and doing so, he left
56:28
thinking that I am responsible for all of his woes in life and
56:32
I'm a horrible human being that's never helped him or done
56:35
anything. And that hurt me the most
56:37
because it's not true. Again, there is outside
56:41
interference that was influencing him greatly to do
56:47
so, to use him as a tool against me.
56:49
And it's so cruel because there's there's never been a a
56:55
mean bone in my body or even mats for that, that fact between
56:58
us over the years. And I mean, you know, I would go
57:02
to Texas sometimes it was during the summer, I'd stay for three
57:05
weeks, 4 weeks, you know, go around and see all the different
57:08
people. We go to the festival.
57:09
I mean, this was a habitual thing for years and a group of
57:13
friends and our media friends, too.
57:15
And so for that to have been stolen from us and replaced with
57:22
complete, utter vitriolic falsehoods as a mechanism to
57:29
hurt me, take me down, take everything I work for down.
57:31
That's what angers me. And what saddens me is the fact
57:36
that he left this world, which we still don't know how nobody,
57:41
nobody knows how. I mean, I mean, I wish I could
57:43
just call somebody and and find out, but I don't know who this
57:47
person is. But it saddens me that he left
57:50
this earth thinking these things about me, the the last person
57:54
who would ever want to hurt him or.
58:03
Or to just, you know, send him more hurdles in life.
58:05
You know, I've only wanted to help.
58:07
So yes, so I got that. And that was very telling to me.
58:11
It's weird how it was just days, just two days before all this.
58:17
I know, you know, I don't know even what know what to say back
58:20
other than, you know, you know, what can he do?
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Because now Matt's gone and it's a real damn dirty shame he's
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gone. And it's a damn dirty shame that
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the people did this to break us apart.
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Because I think about the past three years of, of doing this,
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that the, the the number one guy that we did, I did the best
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shows with could have been here for three years to witness the
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history change as we do and share with you every night.
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And that opportunity was not allowed or afforded to either
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one of us. So with that said, as this has
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really hit me hard actually, and it's all I could think about the
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past 24 hours, you know, we were very close and and I in, you
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know, I, I never, we never got that job.
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Yeah, never got that chance to, to put it all together and find
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out who the true culprits are because it ain't me.
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And I knew it wasn't him. He just fights very dirty and
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hard. I mean, I accept that, but
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wasn't me. So I will sincerely, sincerely
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miss Matthew Short and our incredible times together on and
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off screen, which were as just as magic off the screen as they
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were on. And I, I just want to say he'll
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be dearly missed and I know by many of you out there.
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And so my heart goes out to the family, his kid, his son's like
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only about 19 years old. You know, he's not going to have
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a father anymore. And his daughter's about 23.
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So, so on that note, I, I want to leave you with one of the
1:00:04
rare gems that I discovered and I never aired.
1:00:08
This is a rare never aired segment I did with Matt at his
1:00:13
house roughly 4 years ago now. Where Matt was, he was a great
1:00:19
camper, he was a great survivalist and which I hope we
1:00:23
get answers immediately to what the hell happened.
1:00:27
But he was also a great cook and that was one of those talents of
1:00:32
his I I was always hoping to showcase and then put a
1:00:36
spotlight on because he was a very multi talented individual
1:00:42
with a big heart. And I know that if if we had
1:00:47
that time or the opportunity once again, he would forgive and
1:00:51
forget just like all of us. And that's kind of what US guys
1:00:54
do. But on that note, I'm going to
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leave you with the following as I want to thank you for joining
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World of War here tonight. I'm Dean Ryan, and this is for
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our fallen Matthew Short. So this one's for you, Matt.
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Good night everybody. What are you making and how long
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did it take you to make it? And what special sauce are you
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doing? This is Missouri lobster fresh
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water and we are cooking it over some pecan charcoal and I'm
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putting a garlic fresh squeezed lemon butter sauce for it to
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cook on. Now I do it a little
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differently. I open my mud bugs on the bottom
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and that way this butter can soak in as it cooks and it's all
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that fishy flavor out that makes it really good.
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You said it's. Missouri butter.
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Missouri mud bugs. Why they call them Missouri mud
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bugs. Well, they're the largest in
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the, I think in the world, or they're some of the biggest in
1:02:02
the world, and they call them mud bugs because they eat the
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mud. It's probably a different, they
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have that regional taste, would you say different than the ocean
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and ocean? Oh yeah, when you cook a good,
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good sauce, it makes it really awesome.
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Falls apart in your mouth. Anything particular in this
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special sauce here? Or squeeze lemon, garlic and
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butter. Nice, Very nice.
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OK, very good. Now we're cooking a cowboy rib
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eye. I've flipped the mud bugs for
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the first time and now we're going to put this inch and a
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half thick steak fried middle. It's got steak seasoning and
1:02:43
fresh garlic forced your sauce on it.
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We're going to slow cook all that together for the serum and.
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How long is that cooked for? And how many coals that I just
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put out? It'll probably be 1012 minutes
1:03:01
on one side, 1012 minutes on the other side.
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Put the mud bugs again and give them the rest of the butter and
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all right. So depending on what you want to
1:03:09
eat, it rares over here on this section and your mediums more
1:03:13
back towards towards here on the rib eye.
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So cowboy rib eye with the bone. I just cut the bone off corn
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rice. I need your help this one time.
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This year. I bought this ranch.
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There was nowhere around here building.
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Yeah, it'd make me a better way. What's with that Missouri mud
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bug? Enjoy.