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This is Real Deal Media's beta test.
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I'm Dean Ryan here as tonight we are broadcasting from a Studio B
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We'll do media tonight, isn't that tonight we're going to be
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broadcasting a just a puree of headlines from around the world.
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Jim Fetzer will be joining us from that as a very busy
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schedule, as you know, as a secret, just kind of the secret
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messenger for Donald Trump and myself too.
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He delivers messages. So he's very busy.
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So we'll see what he's up to. Also, we're going to be debuting
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OK, OK, Hopefully everybody is a fantastic little brush up on me.
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You're surely if you missed it, I'm on the go.
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I flew into Washington DC, the district of criminals they call
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it. And criminal is not just in the
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politician form, it comes in all forms in DC.
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So that was quite the experience.
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And I'm currently here just outside of DC, if I may add.
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And so the regular Show, fingers crossed the big main show, World
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Crunched in, burned out. OK, so let's get to a few things
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here tonight. But before I do, let's introduce
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the one and only, the man behind the strawberry fields forever,
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the new broadcasting. Yes, music video, Barber of
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Strawberries. Jim, thank you for being here
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tonight for our little beta test.
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How are you doing, Dean? That's a great image and I love
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having you in your new studio. You're looking great, my friend.
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I'm happy about all of this. Well, Jim, we have a lot of
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things to get to tonight and we want to talk about all the
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latest Sandy Hook updates. And Jim, I've actually had, I'm
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not going to say anything. Who?
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But I've had a high fashion stylist from New York contact me
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about Jim's new style going into court and all this new attention
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he's getting this year. So Jim, we have some examples
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we're going to show you a little bit later of things you might
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want to look and think about when style and appearance come
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into play. So I think you're excited about
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that. OK, so here we go, Jim.
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We're going to start now. We're going to do a few
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headlines now from around the world.
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But because it's sort of relaxed here, we're going to start with
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something that is pressing. And what am I talking about?
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Well, there's all this news now about all these lone gunmens and
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these lone killers. Well, that's that certainly
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happened the other day in Colorado.
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It seemed to be a flamethrower now.
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I mean, the creativity of false flags has really, well, it
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really has not left the imagination lingering for more
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because it's providing. In fact, here's a little
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substance clip of what just took place just the other day, The
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man who attacked a group with makeshift flamethrowers in
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Boulder, Co, told authorities he had planned the attack for more
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than a year. He said he wanted to, quote,
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kill all Zionist people and said he would do it again, according
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to court documents. Mohammed Sabri Solomon, seen
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here with apparent burn injuries, has been charged with
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a federal hate crime, among other charges.
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Authorities say he shouted Free Palestine as he threw 2 Molotov
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cocktails into a crowd of people who were raising awareness about
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hostages held by Hamas. Authorities said there were at
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least 12 victims and two remained in the hospital.
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Solomon was arrested near a backpack weed sprayer that
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potentially contained a flammable substance and a black
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container with 14 unlit Molotov cocktails, an indication that he
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intended to do even more damage. He allegedly told law
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enforcement that he researched how to make Molotov cocktails on
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YouTube. He said that he had previously
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tried to purchase a firearm but resorted to the Molotov
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cocktails when he could not purchase a gun because he was
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not a legal citizen. Police searched Solomon's home
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in Colorado Springs on Monday. It's more than an hour and a
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half drive from the scene of the attack.
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Officials also said Solomon, a 45 year old Egyptian national,
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was in the US on an expired visa at the time of the attack.
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These individuals are going to be deported and we're not going
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to tolerate such violence in our country.
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The attack targeted the Boulder chapter of a group called Run
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for Their Lives, which calls for the release of hostages being
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held by Hamas. According to the group's social
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media pages, it had been holding an 18 minute walk every Sunday
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in downtown Boulder. Well, very interesting.
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Thank you. Wall Street Journal, Why don't
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we run to Jim Fetzer and get his take on the well, the the
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acquisition of a new lone gunman or a flamethrower in this case.
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Jim, you saw what we saw. Or should we be expecting more
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of this kind of behavior from lone wolfs around the country?
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Well by the yes Dean, I'd say this is another stunt brought to
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us. Compliments at the ADL.
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They'll hire kids to take his spray paint wasika on a
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synagogue and claim it's a great act of anti-Semitism.
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They want more of these kinds of events.
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I got the impression from a story headline I just saw before
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coming on the show. Steve Free.
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Stu Peters already has proved this was a staged, orchestrated
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event, not an authentic incident.
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And I I'm willing to bet he's got it right.
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Well, what do we know about in Colorado?
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Interesting. It won't happen there.
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I found very interesting, Jim, that the suspect, Mohammed Sabri
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Suleiman is an Egyptian national government officials.
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Well, you know, what's interesting is Egypt seems to be
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one of the select few countries that will not accept
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Palestinians. It's interesting how they picked
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Egypt to play the character in this role.
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Jim, just how fed up is the region with the Israeli
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expansion during the ethnic cleansing era here?
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Well, bear in mind, Dean, I mean his Egypt not wanting to take
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the Palestinians because they don't want to participate in the
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ethnic cleansing. They don't want to give Israel
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an easy out to just vacate all the Palestinians, which is their
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objective. They want them either dead or
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outside the borders of Israel. Egypt isn't playing the game and
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Egypt, I believe has just signed on with South Africa and the
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International Criminal Court winging the genocide charges
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against Israel. So Israel, Egypt I think is
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acting honorably even though Israel, of course, is not very
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interesting to say the least. Let's continue on, shall we?
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As the night is still young and so tolerance for it, that's
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going to bring us now to a few more real deal headlines as we
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see fit. Well, as we tried to attempt
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just the other day while the $700 million affliction of bird
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flu afflictions into us through the miracle jab proceeds is now
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a thing in the past is the contract has now gone the way of
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the wayside and into the waste bin.
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Yes it has. The bird flu and miracle jab
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deal from Moderna, one of the greatest mass murdering
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companies of our time, is now a thing of the past.
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A lot of people said this is a not just a revolution in well
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miracle jabs and the way we see health, but the also the way we
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intake and read about health and it's information.
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We'll get this now it's coming out of natural news is now
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revolution revolution in medical publishing is now expected to
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get a Roto-rooter colonic like I never before now is health
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secretary and Bobby Kennedy seeks to ban federal scientists
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from top journals in bid for transparency and autism
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research. Huge huge I can hear the just
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the bells and the the the arcs for many kids out there now is
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the Bobby has now announced plans to cut off federal
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scientists from major medical journals like The Lancet sending
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corruption and corporate influence.
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Indeed, Kennedy makes the Maha make America healthy again
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prioritize holistic healing now is going to be in the new
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narrative going forward. This is a a great deal.
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There's critics who are arguing that this, you know,
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politicizing science, of course, all that, but the historical
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ties between drug companies and medical institutions has been
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exposed like never before and people want change.
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Well, Speaking of which, there's now a a new Trump administration
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approves waivers now. Now, this is kind of a big deal.
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They're approving waivers to ban junk food from food stamps or
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SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Now, when you look at the childhood obesity in the United
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States, it's no joke. You know what I mean?
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It's definitely no joke in the childhood diabetes all the way
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to adulthood. And then you look at what is the
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government subsidizing for people who do need some help
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with eateries? Well, they're subsidizing
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Coca-Cola, hot dogs, some of the worst junk food that is causing
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the cancer. Now.
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There's now a change in that as now to the Trump administration
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now proving state waivers to remove junk food, sugary drinks
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from Supplemental Nutrition System programs.
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SNAP as we share, starting with Nebraska, then Indiana, Iowa,
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with more states expected to follow.
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Notice how they picked those states, those states, the
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heartland, the most cancerous of states that grow the food.
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Now the policy aims to combat rising childhood diabetes,
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obesity, chronic diseases linked to ultra processed foods and
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ultimately, yes, you guessed it, autism.
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Now, the US Department of Agriculture, I'm telling you,
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big aggro is the next fall, mark my words.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture now
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Secretary Brooke Rowlands emphasizes America's farmers is
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key to providing health food options aligning with Trump's
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Make a Health America, or excuse me, make America healthy Again.
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Let's talk about it here, Jim. I don't believe in throwing the
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baby out with the bathwater, but in this case, you might want to
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bring the baby in and feed him some healthy food.
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What an effort the Make America Healthy Again narrative it's
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making. Yeah, well, how what everyone
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may feel about food stamps. I think trying to impose
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restrictions on what you can or can't use, apart from, say,
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alcoholic beverages is a feudal enterprise.
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I think it's just going to needlessly complicate the whole
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situation. And well, I agree, people
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receiving food stamps ought to be acting in certain ways to
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benefit their health. Trying to compel them or force
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them to do that, I think is a unsuccessful enterprise.
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I wouldn't recommend it. And I I worry that the FDA has
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just approved the new vax for Moderna that appears to have the
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same features as the old mRNA vax, and I can't see that as
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yet. Bobby has exercised any veto to
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control it, so my confidence in him is being tested by this new
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move, which might be used to attempt to usher in a new
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pandemic. Remember, they had the vax first
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and then they created the pandemic to Stampede the public
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toward taking it when there was virtually no deaths from the
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pandemic per SE, but a whole lot from the vax.
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That's true. A lot of people are commenting
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on this as you you can imagine here, and we want to get to
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that. But let me just add to Jim, what
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do we do about diabetes? You know, when almost half the
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country is on food stamps and a lot of these children,
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especially in the neighborhoods who get are recipients of the
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food stamps are diabetic. Their parents are very educated
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on health. They're buying Coca-Cola, sugary
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drinks, all these things that are causing the deficit of the,
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the cancer industry and the health in this country to just
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go up the wazoo. What are we, what, what are some
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solutions to making America healthy again, would you say, if
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not getting rid of junk food? I, I myself in the last few
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years have been diagnosed as a type 2 diabetic.
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So, you know, I may not be the best source, but of course, a
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healthier diet, more juices, fruit juices and the like and
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more natural foods. I think Mike Adams is actually a
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good source on this. James Gorgensky, I just
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interviewed today about it and then my show on the Raw Deal.
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He had a lot to say about health and he's another wonderful
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source. So I think there's a lot out
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there to give us advice if we're willing to take it.
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Most Americans laughs are would rather, you know, drink stuff
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they like the taste of and the stuff that might be better for
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them. So in many ways, we're a
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population that is so dedicated to fast food that it's almost an
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impossible task to reform. Yes, it is.
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OK, And how am I sending out there?
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We have this beta test tonight. We're we're just being very
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relaxed. If you're catching this very
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late where you are, we're just trying some things out.
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Jim. I got a new Wi-Fi today or a
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system if you, if you will. So we're just trying this out.
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Is everyone hear me OK? Yes, we did.
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OK, OK, perfect. OK.
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Thank you. Very well on this is being great
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on it. Thank you very much.
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We are this is a beta test show here.
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OK, let's continue a little bit longer here, Jim, as we have a
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long way to go in a short time to get there, shall we?
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OK well, this next one here is, well, we're talking about
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health. And I think it's so, so key and
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so important to it all, if you know what I mean.
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Well, there's a lot of talk now about, well, Israel, and I think
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we're going to get to that here about a ceasefire and really
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some other things that seem to be violating human rights and
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treaties. Well, this next clip I'm going
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to show you now, this is kind of interesting.
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This next clip here, you're going to see there's been a
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blockade on food in the Khaza. A lot of people are waking up to
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this now, why they're causing famine.
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If you followed Israel for a long time like I have, this is
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nothing new. Israel has caused famines.
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And then they said that's not true, that that's not really
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what's happening. And yadaga, here's what's
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happening now. This is a little clip of Jeremy
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Scahill, who's been covering what just took place after Steve
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Wittekoff, who went to Ukraine, recorded peace still there, and
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then one with Russia and US, Saudi Arabia, etcetera.
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Well, here is what just took place now, now that they said
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they've allowed food and aid to come into Gaza after Steve
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Wittekoff, who's part of the Trump envoy came to visit.
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And we'll get Jim's takeoff after and yours as well.
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Check this out with Jeremy Scahill who of course is Co
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founder of Drop Site News alongside our very own Ryan
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Graham. Great to see you, Jeremy.
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Great to be back. So there's a lot of developments
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to go through with you. Let's first of all put these
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horrific images up on the screen of, I hate even calling it aid
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distribution. But whatever you want to call
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this, what you see here first is the dynamic they've set up where
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Palestinians are, you know, just running in survival of the
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fittest, Hunger Games style to grab whatever, quote, UN quote,
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aid is available. But it turns even more horrific
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as Israelis began firing on this crowd, killing dozens of people.
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And you can see them fleeing. You can see them taking cover
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here. Jeremy, what do we know about
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what exactly unfolded here? Because I know the Israelis are
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completely denying that any of this actually occurred.
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I mean, I think it's important to remember what Netanyahu and
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other members of his war cabinet said at the beginning when we
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started to learn about this so-called Gaza Humanitarian
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Foundation. And that is that it was never
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meant to be an actual aid distribution program, that this
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was meant to offer the veneer of giving humanitarian aid to
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Palestinians to sort of. Quiet down some of the critics
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from within the pro Israel camp Internet.
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OK, there you have that. Let's talk about this now, Jim.
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Let's talk about the political implications of this because you
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have Steve Witkoff from the Trump administration that got
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the aid through the blockade of the IDF into Israel when every
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country, a lot of private citizens could not.
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And it's been that way for years.
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How is this going to affect the Trump peace policy going
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forward? Well, Gene, you got to
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understand, the Israelis have rigged the aid thing.
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They've got a new NGO. What is it?
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Gaza Humanitarian Foundation only founded like, was it four
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months or four years ago? It's a recent vintage.
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It includes a lot of CIA, former agents, former mercenaries, You
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know, I mean, it's all bad. This is designed to maintain the
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starvation of the Palestinian while appearing to do something
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to benefit them and shooting them down.
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That was absolutely predictable that these people who are
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starving would virtually riot over food and even the contents
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of the food. I gather these boxes have a few
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tins of tuna and some sort of oil and not much else.
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I mean, that's really pathetic. This is all deliberate.
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It's all purposeful. They want to exterminate
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Palestinians, have no doubt about it.
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Donald Trump, if he really cared about humanitarian principles in
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international, I could end it overnight by simply cutting off
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the weapons of war being used to kill, to commit the genocide.
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He could cut it off. He is not cutting it off when he
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could cut it off. That tells you what you need to
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understand whose side he's on. And I dared tell ya, it's not
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that it is starving people of Palestine, sad to say, here we
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have Angelina Wolf saying bin said Hamas blocked the
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distribution, blamed it on Israel's.
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Jim, you want to answer that? Oh, that's it's absolutely
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ridiculous. Hamas says they have the power
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to block. Why would the Hamas want to
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block it? They're giving their lives and
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defend their people. These are some of the great
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heroes of our age. That's just it.
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Israeli propaganda is grotesque. They're doing doublespeak, Jim,
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because you hear that and they have, they'll have it
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administered. And then you have almost
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Smoltridge, the finance minister of the IDF literally saying
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we're going to, we're going to, we're going to ethnically
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cleanse and clean out all the jobs.
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And they even admit to, yes, we are blocking the aid because it
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might be weapons. Then they bring someone out and
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says, no, that's not happening. Then they said, yeah, that's
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happening. But let me just tell people this
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has been happening well before October 7th, which was the 9/11.
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Do not fall for this Israeli bullshit that Americans fell for
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from our own government following 911 in the years to
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fall. You know what I mean?
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It breaks my heart that the president of the United States
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is on the wrong side of this issue.
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It just is, well, grotesque. It is grotesque game.
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He he he's he's playing. He's playing.
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OK. Blake Crosby, we heard you.
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Thank you. If you're trying to get me
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canned because that's what it looks like, Yeah.
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I can't. Once something blown off the
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map. Yeah.
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That that that's going to hurt us here on Facebook.
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But thank you anyways, Jim. It it's it's a game of playing
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his cards close. However USAID as we talked
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about, yeah, I think has a lot to do with what we're seeing in
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the Middle East that that's been cut off.
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We have Elon who's now left. Well, now get this Jim, this
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clip here of Joe Rogan, Bono, out of all people from you too,
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who was a recipient of USAID and a lot of the, the, the foreign
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aid and money that's going overseas.
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Well, he's doing a damage control tour and check this out.
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Just a recent report. It's not proven, but the
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surveillance enough suggests 300,000 people have already died
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from just this cut off this hard cut of USAID.
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So there's food rotting in boats in warehouses.
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There is this, this, this will will fuck you off.
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This will not, you will not be happy.
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No American will. But there is I think it's 50,000
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tons of food that are stored in Djibouti, South Africa, Dubai
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and wait for it, Houston, TX. And it, that is a rotting rather
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than going to Gaza, rather than going to Sudan, because the
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people who know the codes are for the warehouse are fired.
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They're gone. And so this, I don't know, I
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just it's, I'm what do you think?
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What, what, what is, what is that?
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That's, that's not America, is it?
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Well, they're throwing the baby out with the bathwater, right,
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Right. This is the problem.
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The problem is for sure, there have been a lot of organizations
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that do tremendous good all throughout the world.
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Also, for sure it was a money laundering operation.
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For sure there was no oversight. For sure billions of dollars are
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missing, in fact, trillions that are unaccounted for that were
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sent off into various that they they don't even know where
25:47
because there's no receipts. The way Elon must describe that.
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He said if any of this was done by a public company, the company
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would be delisted and the executives would be in prison.
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But in the United States, this is standard.
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When Biden left office, when it was clear that Trump won in the
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73 days, they spent $93 billion from the Department of Energy on
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just radical loans, just throwing money into places.
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And there's no, no oversight, no receipts.
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Like the the whole thing is it's there's a lot of fraud, a lot of
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money laundering, Yeah, lot of money laundering when it comes
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down to it. I mean, how else can you back
26:29
out of the the snake pit here of, of fraud called the US
26:33
government without, yes, spilling some baby water and or
26:36
bath water in this case. You know what I mean, Jim?
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And it turns out the mindless twit Elizabeth Warren was in
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charge of the autopen during these years when the imposter
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president was occupying the White House.
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Trump has even called out that he died in 2000.
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We believe Joaquin Nicopia denied that he actually died in
27:00
2017. It was replaced by an imposter
27:04
with a different shape and size. It's called different
27:07
handwriting, different way of presenting himself, articulating
27:12
the real Joe used his hands a lot.
27:14
He was very expressive, very much as am high.
27:18
But this guy was virtually A cadaver, a walking cadaver.
27:23
And I'm sorry to say, you know, the American people have been
27:26
played so massively. I was calling this out years ago
27:30
from the time at the first debate between Donald Trump and
27:34
Joe Biden, that this was not the same guy.
27:38
But it's taken all these years for it to be acknowledged by
27:41
someone in high office. Dina's situation with American
27:45
politics is pathetic. The corruption is unbelievable.
27:51
Jim, I'm starting to think I died in 2017 and they replaced
27:54
me. I mean, there are so many things
27:57
we're covering here. Let me, let me, let me cut.
28:01
We had, you know, for people that think Hamas is blocking
28:05
aid, let me let me show Israel's even admitting this.
28:09
And I know it's hard because, you know, I've never had to
28:16
really get into Israeli matters before until recently.
28:20
And I have to do it with, with, with surgical gloves here
28:25
because of the, the algorithms and the because of the out
28:30
because of Israel, the half of the Internet and people in our
28:33
industry are are censored, shadow banned.
28:37
Imagine that we went from not being able to say vaccine to now
28:40
you can't say Jews or you can't say Israel.
28:44
And I just did. And then you have derelicts who
28:48
are actually Israelis or something connected to them
28:50
themselves that are going hardcore over the top anti
28:53
Israel to then lump you in then to get you censored.
28:59
And we're going to talk about that too, Jim, after the break.
29:01
OK, this last one here. I want, I want to show here
29:04
before we go to break. This is and I have terrible
29:06
allergies, Jim. The the pollen is off the charts
29:09
here. So Israel cuts off all
29:12
humanitarian aid to Gaza Aid group says they are scrambling.
29:16
This is what I want. OK, this is coming out of CBS.
29:21
They say aids free. And I've been hearing about this
29:24
from this Polish guy here. Yeah, Israel says the a blockade
29:28
is aimed at pressuring Hamas to accept, to extend the first
29:32
phase. So they're admitting blocking
29:36
aid and pressuring Hamas. You know, that's what it's
29:40
always about, pressuring Hamas. They've they've rejected so many
29:44
hostage releases. But that's what this is about,
29:49
pressuring and pinpointing the people of Gaza to submit, submit
29:53
and then take the land overall. And it's disgusting.
29:56
I spent a fair amount of time today discussing that remote
29:59
ceasefire agreement. It is very shady.
30:02
It has vague language. It's something that would allow
30:06
Netanyahu to resume the war after 60 days.
30:09
He wants to continue the slaughter.
30:11
He's not going to agree to any prospect that would allow
30:14
Palestinians to remain alive in Gaza.
30:18
They're either gone to a distant land or they're underground.
30:22
That's the plan. So this is all perfectly
30:25
consistent. And once again, I say the
30:27
president of the United States has the ability to bring this to
30:30
an end immediately. He could also recognize a
30:34
Palestinian state. He could do that as well, Have
30:37
the UN do it. There are all kinds of things
30:40
that can be done, but he's standing aside and allowing the
30:43
slaughter to continue. And that is reprehensible.
30:48
And I say this as someone who for years has been a staunch
30:51
supporter of Donald Trump. He has betrayed the world here
30:57
by his stance the president in not allowing in allowing this to
31:02
continue. Dean, good point, Jim, we're at
31:06
that time. We're going to take a little
31:07
break here. Stand by, if you will.
31:09
OK, You're watching a little beta test here as REAL deal
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media is under construction, as you can see there.
31:16
Look at that. We're breaking through the
31:18
tapes. OK.
31:20
When we get back, we're going to do a few things here.
31:25
We're going to look into this new revelation coming out of
31:28
Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin.
31:31
Yes, we are. And what he's told Tucker about
31:33
911, we're going to kind of rehash that and maybe even tease
31:38
a battle of the wits that I'm hoping to be referee aunt of Jim
31:43
Petzer versus Richard Gage. What a hoot that's going to be.
31:48
We'll see. We'll talk about that.
31:50
Plus, there's a new interest in the missing Madeleine McCain
31:53
fiasco over there in Portugal is now they're saying Madeline
31:57
McCain, who was there. There's a new search that's now
32:01
underway. We'll see what this is all about
32:02
and if there's any new suspects. Yes, we will and plus which I
32:08
can't wait for incredible 2 stories.
32:11
We're going to do a follow up on the furry story with Jim, but
32:14
also also you don't want to miss this in the very, very tail end.
32:18
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32:22
Yes, I have the power to do that as a physician on television and
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32:33
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You don't want to miss that. And plus a new style style
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32:50
for the Sandy Hookers. You don't want to miss that.
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You are watching Real Dio Media's beta test as we're under
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Stand by. Breathing is easy.
33:18
With. Eyes crossed.
33:24
Misunderstand your city. It's getting hard to be someone
33:34
on the road. Looks like it is a thing.
33:40
That's not true. I'm going to take you.
34:01
Down. Strawberry fields forever.
35:18
Jim, how long have you been a strawberry farmer?
35:21
That's the big question everybody wants to know.
35:23
Look at that wonderful picture with your Co workers.
35:26
There you have Seth who's a human strawberry.
35:30
You have the munchkin who's half strawberry.
35:32
Then what? What a cast of farmers you have
35:35
Jim. I I must say that's the world's
35:38
largest strawberry. Dean too had won all kinds of
35:41
awards nationally, even internationally Sensational.
35:47
Seth Black, do you hear that? You are the world's largest
35:50
strawberry, I must say, and you can't forget that, OK?
35:56
And also, yes, we have Jim's new role as Darth Vader for the new
36:02
Star Wars series. And he's a good swordsman.
36:05
Yes, we love that. OK, we're going to now change
36:08
hands here and we're going to show you the new website.
36:13
I think we're going to have our new Frankie the merch guy.
36:16
If he's out there, we're going to have him call in and we're
36:19
talking about the new website. OK, here we go.
36:21
Here's the new one. So Jim, just to recap here,
36:24
we're going to continue now with some headlines from around the
36:28
world. Here is the question here.
36:33
Here is the question. There's now a new thing
36:38
happening in the Sandy Hook case.
36:39
We'll get Jim's take on it. But there's now a new thing
36:44
happening in the world of 911. And so much so that it's no
36:50
longer just the timid who are scared.
36:53
They're now joining the college who are asking questions.
36:55
What about Power 7? So much so United States senator
37:00
over there in Wisconsin, Ron Johnson.
37:03
Well, he's got that question mark in a inquiring thirst for
37:08
truth. Here it is.
37:10
Tell us all about it. I could the same way the first
37:13
two towers did. That shouldn't be verboten.
37:15
So you asked that question. I want to read the response from
37:17
a Republican in the House, a new member called Mike Lawler, I
37:20
guess from New York, and he said this.
37:23
I don't know if you know him, you probably don't.
37:24
He just got there. Quote, Senator Johnson should
37:27
stop peddling conspiracy theories about the worst
37:29
terrorist attack in our nation's history and one that forever
37:32
altered the lives of so many of my fellow New Yorkers.
37:34
Crap like this dishonors and disrespects the innocent.
37:37
Lives lost are brave first responders and all families and
37:39
survivors who still carry the pain of 911 each and every day.
37:43
So I think Lawler was like in high school when 911 happened.
37:46
He doesn't really seem to represent New York anyway.
37:48
But whatever the point is why would he attack you personally
37:51
for asking like the most obvious question ever 1 rooted in
37:54
science, which is how did this happen?
37:55
Like what is that? I don't sure hurt my feelings.
37:59
I know you don't care. So I just thought why Mike
38:01
Lawler who literally just got there got a lot of problems in
38:03
New York. Why is he mad at you for asking
38:05
that? I think he would want you to
38:05
ask. What is so off base about that
38:07
is the only reason I'm looking at this is because the then
38:12
chairman of the PERM subcommittee investigation, now
38:14
I'm chair. But you know, Senator
38:15
Blumenthal, he wanted to do this investigation on Saudi's
38:18
negotiation with PGA and you know, he's doing 'cause he's
38:21
from Connecticut and got 9/11 families, they want to know what
38:23
Saudi involvement was. I didn't agree with that.
38:26
I thought this is a private sector negotiation, you know,
38:28
let them take care of that, OK. But he did anyway.
38:31
So leading up to a pretty well publicized hearing, I started
38:35
getting 911 family members see me in the hallway.
38:38
They, they would literally in the hallway in Congress and they
38:41
would have a heavily redacted document they got from the FBI
38:43
in terms of what Saudis, the Saudi involvement was in 9/11.
38:46
We knew and they, they asked me, can you please get this
38:49
unredacted? We, we want to know what the
38:50
government knows about these things.
38:51
Now this is 27 years after 911. It's probably about time.
38:54
So in the hearing, you know, I asked Senator Blumenthal, would
38:57
you join me in requesting from the Biden administration this
39:01
information from the 9/11 family?
39:02
So, so the the well he had to. But the bottom line is I got
39:07
down this road because the 9/11 families want to know the
39:09
answer. The 9/11 families want to know
39:14
the answer. Well, let's bring in the man who
39:17
knows some of those answers about that frightful, dreadful
39:20
day. Jim, Welcome back here to our
39:23
beta test night. Jim, that must make you feel a
39:26
sense of pride. Your US senator in Wisconsin
39:30
sharing a bit of your jargon over there on the Tucker Show.
39:34
Oh, yeah, I'm very proud of Ron Johnson.
39:36
I think he'd make up great president of the United States,
39:38
to tell you the truth. But I mean he's simply talking
39:41
about the difference between building 7, which 7 hours after
39:46
the destruction of the north tower, which of course was
39:49
destroyed following the South tower, came down in a classic
39:54
controlled demolition, all the floors coming down at the same
39:57
time nearly at free fall speed and leaving a residue.
40:02
Equal at percent of the of the original 47 floors 5 1/2 floors
40:07
Classic even dim rather watching that day said.
40:11
This looks just like what we say with the resorts and casinos
40:14
taken out in in Las Vegas. And he was completely right now.
40:18
The twin towers were different. The floors didn't move and the
40:23
building were blowing apart in every direction from the top
40:26
down. They were being converted into
40:28
millions of cubic yards of very fine dust and when it was over,
40:32
there was no pilot. 12% of 110 floors would have been 13 1/2.
40:38
It wasn't there. They were destroyed in
40:41
completely different ways. And that's only one of the
40:44
blatant incoherencies about the official report.
40:49
They use the word collapse, but while the the building staff Hun
40:54
did collapse, the north of the South didn't.
40:57
That I would call, you know, building 7A controlled
41:01
demolition 1 and 2A demolition under control, but no collapse.
41:07
Jim, are you willing to sit here tonight and tell Richard Gage,
41:14
who is willing to challenge you in a real deal debate, that you
41:18
accept his challenge and that he's nothing but chunk change?
41:24
I know, Richard. Sure.
41:26
We'll, we'll be glad to have a cardinal debate about 911.
41:30
No doubt. You heard it here, Jim.
41:33
You heard it here, Jim. And you're the favorite to win.
41:35
OK. But you know, Richard cheats.
41:38
He likes to use brass knuckles. In fact, joining us here, we
41:41
finally have Seth here. Seth, you may not have heard it,
41:45
but Jim called you the world's biggest strawberry.
41:48
Am I correct on that? The world's biggest strawberry
41:52
to date. There you have it.
41:56
And I love how the munchkins always in your adventures too.
41:59
Jim. That's something interesting.
42:02
Oh, God. OK, here we go.
42:03
Here this is the next one. And I don't know if you know
42:07
anything on this one here as now we go to yes, Madeleine McCain.
42:12
There it is. Madeleine McCain.
42:15
We haven't heard this story in a long time.
42:17
While there seems to be a new update in the similar ways of
42:22
Jonbenet's case. Well, now Portuguese and German
42:24
police have launched a new search in Portugal this week of
42:30
parts of the ongoing investigation disappearance of
42:32
Madelyn McCain. You may remember the little girl
42:35
whose parents took her to where was it, Jim?
42:38
Spain. Yeah, Portugal, Excuse me.
42:43
And went out for dinner left their daughter behind in the
42:47
hotel and then she was missing sketches of what men took her
42:52
looked identical to the Podesta brothers.
42:54
I mean, give me a break. Yes, yes, yes.
42:58
Unbelievable. Anyways, Madeleine was three
43:01
years old when she vanished from an apartment complex on the all
43:05
the way back in 2007. Now believe it or not, holiday
43:07
with her family. It sparked A worldwide, at least
43:11
European wide investigation, has become one of the most highest
43:15
profile unsolved missing cases. They're now thinking she's in a
43:20
new area. I mean, this usually, I don't
43:23
know where this is going to go, Jim.
43:25
But let me just say that usually for me, when I see these
43:31
stories, whether it's about Marilyn McCain or, or or
43:35
Jonbenet, it's not about that. There's a new suspect they're
43:39
going to find, but there's new interest in this, and they're
43:41
trying to throw off people on the outside who might be getting
43:44
close to the conclusion of what really happened.
43:48
Do you see it that way, Jen? Yeah, sure.
43:50
Of course. Yeah.
43:51
Yeah. But I felt the Podesta brothers
43:55
were responsible from the beginning.
43:57
He has a horrible record. John Podesta was like the king
44:01
of peace and Gate. He's been deeply involved in the
44:05
torture and sexual abuse of children from all my research
44:10
supports. And he is a key player in all
44:12
these sordid events. That would be unsurprising in
44:16
the extreme that he should have been involved in this kidnapping
44:20
where it just so happens, as you say, sketches of the suspect
44:25
just happened if it the two brothers.
44:27
And I'd say the improbability of that happening by chance is, you
44:33
know, trillions to 1. Jim, I'm not saying you're
44:37
making me cry, but it's the pollen in Virginia is record
44:42
level. I'm terrible right now.
44:45
OK, so I just want to say that I'm not a crier when I do cry
44:49
'cause I chop onions live on television.
44:51
OK, so here's another one. Here is if you join the convo.
44:58
If you want to join the convo app following tonight's show,
45:01
we're going to be backstage. Feel free to do so.
45:04
You could you call now or join the stream yard.
45:06
We're going to have our Frankie the Merge guy call in here and
45:09
talk about the new website. But a few more things first.
45:11
OK, let's get your take on this 'cause this is something before
45:16
we get to the age defying tricks from Mike Adams.
45:21
Jim, let's speak about Sandy Hook.
45:23
Let's exchange lanes here. Here it is.
45:27
Deep state losing info war against Jones, legitimate judge
45:31
likely to reverse $50 million lawsuit payout for the Sandy
45:36
Hook. The coverage we always kind of
45:38
thought show. So here's the take away.
45:43
Deep state Democrat or losing the information war.
45:46
Sandy Hook was state federal involvement.
45:48
This naturally is mind you, Democratic politicians exploit
45:51
shootings for median legal persecution.
45:54
OK, Jim, it looks like it's leading that way.
45:59
Let's talk about Alex's case if you know something about it and
46:03
then let's relate that to what's happening to your case present
46:09
day as we're we're going forward.
46:12
Well, it appears to be a technical issue about the
46:14
arguments for liability amounts of awards that they were
46:20
exceeding the cap in Connecticut, which I think is
46:24
1.5 million. But the attorney never mentioned
46:29
to the jury that that was something they were doing,
46:33
exceeding the cap and the he the issue has been raised on appeal.
46:37
This attorney was not representing Alex during the
46:42
original trial, which was really an abbreviation.
46:47
It wasn't a bonafide trial. None of these cases, Dean, have
46:50
been decided on their merits. None of them has gone to a jury
46:54
except for damages, and the the judges have in all these cases
46:59
arrived at predetermined conclusions.
47:03
So in the case of Alex, it was a matter of some alleged failure
47:07
of discovery that no one can sort out because they gave him
47:11
everything he had. They hit all the television
47:13
coverage, gave him all the e-mail.
47:15
Hell, his attorney, Norm Pettis even gave the the prosecution,
47:20
the plaintiffs, all his e-mail by mistake, allegedly, allegedly
47:25
by mistake. So this, this decided on a
47:28
failure discovery is nonsense. It just looks ridiculous to me.
47:33
And as in my own case, there appears to have been collusion
47:37
between the judge and the attorneys for the other side.
47:40
And in my case, there are four up deals panting and
47:45
interestingly enough, and they're very strong.
47:49
I mean, the evidence is very substantial and the judge
47:54
decided to take an early retirement, not just a few
47:58
months, days or weeks 5 1/2 years before his official term
48:03
would expire on when August 2030.
48:07
He stepped down at 3 mating and I I think it's got to be because
48:11
he was anticipated either being recused from my case, which is
48:15
embarrassing enough, or actually being removed from the bench for
48:20
judicial misconduct. So he preferred to get out of
48:23
Dodge. Well, Jim, a lot of people have
48:28
this idea that you're going to be marching to the Supreme Court
48:32
over there in DC. No, I've already, I've already,
48:37
I've already been to the Supreme Court team.
48:40
I've already been a lot of people.
48:41
A lot of new attention is coming your way.
48:43
In fact, they might make ATV movie out of you.
48:45
And well, we got some. Go ahead.
48:50
What you had there in that article, which I haven't seen
48:53
before about Alex Jones, those 3 or 4 paragraphs are the bullet
48:57
points. Those were very important.
49:00
They're reflected by my case, but I'm glad if they apply.
49:03
You know, Alex abandoned Shim. He reversed himself.
49:08
He said that Sandy Hook was 100% real when it was 100% fake.
49:14
But I'm telling you, I'd like. Yeah, there you go.
49:18
Staged with federal involvement. It was a FEMA trail.
49:21
See deep state yeah, law firms are losing the information war
49:26
state with federal involvement, but they're not talking about
49:29
the role of FEMA. I have the I have the FEMA
49:32
manual for the exercise. I have the Connecticut FEMA
49:35
schedule showing it was exercise L366.
49:40
They're exploiting the shooting for Obama 2 days and a month and
49:45
two days after the event signed like 23 executive orders to
49:50
constrain our access to wetlands under the Second Amendment.
49:54
That was a whole idea. This is all good.
49:57
This is all good, Dean. I mean, it's coming to a head
50:00
and I think that is going to happen.
50:06
I have so too the judge, you know, the judges and home.
50:10
I mean, he, he didn't just abandoned ship because he wanted
50:15
to, but because he was going to be humiliated by what was to
50:19
come. So that's got to be a reversal,
50:21
I hope with prejudice, not just sitting back for a trial for a
50:26
retrial. But if it happens, I'm prepared
50:31
now I know enough about the legal system to represent myself
50:35
properly in court, deem so if it goes back for a retrial.
50:38
But what I'm hoping is they're going to reverse the finding
50:42
with prejudice. So it can't be, you know, the,
50:45
the suit can't be. It was absurd from the
50:47
beginning. Anyhow, Yes, it was.
50:50
Well, something that's not absurd is if you're watching
50:53
here, we get a lot of people in a huge demographic, as you know,
50:56
Jim, we have a lot of people who are actually very in keen and in
51:01
touch with style and fashion as Jim and I are, as you've seen
51:04
over the years. Well, they said to me, well, now
51:07
Jim has this new higher profile, your demographic, a very
51:11
affluent metropolitan demographic.
51:14
Well, they might make ATV movie out of Jim.
51:17
And I said, by golly, that's right.
51:18
And as you know, Jim, we have a lot of ideas and suggestions of
51:23
maybe kind of a new kind of hipper, rockier, rockier,
51:27
rock'n'roll look for Jim. I mean, you're not opposed to
51:30
that, Jim, as your profile goes up.
51:33
I think you're about to spring something on me, Dean, if I know
51:37
you well. Well, here's what we have here.
51:40
First here is Jim is his. His light is beginning to shine
51:46
as he's getting ideas as well. Well, the first one we have
51:49
here, and I am a person who thinks formal is the way to go,
51:53
especially going to court or talking about these things.
51:56
Well, this is the the I'm I'm on the edge, but I'm still
52:01
sophisticated. Jim, that's a wonderful I've
52:06
never seen you in a tie before. That's unusual.
52:08
OK, we love that. Here is the I forgot my tie.
52:12
I'm still a rocker look, That's that's a lot of hair.
52:18
We're not used to that at at all.
52:20
Obviously we have the farmer look, as you know, but Jim here
52:23
is the one I believe is going to sell the most.
52:26
This is the Dallas oil tycoon. Yet I'm still a rocker kind of
52:32
guy. Right here, Right here, Jim.
52:39
It's just so good. It's just white.
52:45
You have your trademark smile. I mean, look at that wonderful
52:48
gold chain too. I mean, you can't get that
52:50
anywhere. So we love that here.
52:53
And Jim, any of these. Well, just to recap, we have the
52:58
the rocker yet paralegal look, we have the rock God look, and
53:04
then we have the the Dallas oil tycoon but ready to party look.
53:09
Well, Gene, I, I haven't worn a tie since 1969.
53:14
I put on a tuxedo on a couple of occasions for weddings, but I
53:19
haven't worn a tie since 69. So that's not going to work.
53:24
The kind of rock or the the this one that that looks like a woman
53:29
to me. Kind of cute.
53:30
Actually. I don't think that was me, but
53:34
she's kind of cute. And the third one is discordant.
53:38
So I think you're going to have to go back to the drawing board.
53:41
Back to the drawing board, Mike. Yeah, she's she's a real looker,
53:48
kind of cute. Well, you learn everything.
53:52
You learn something new here all the time.
53:53
And happy birthday to Paula Abdul, too, while we're at it.
53:57
A very youthful one. I just want to throw that out.
53:59
And Jim was getting this earlier, as you know.
54:04
Anyways, let's see what people have to say.
54:07
And then we're going to bring on our Frankie the merch guy.
54:10
We have Maddie, who says Elvis lips.
54:14
Jim, that's true. He gets the ladies that way.
54:19
Yes, he does. Maddie loves the Paisley tie.
54:24
I believe that's this one here. So we.
54:26
Jim, it's it's tied 2 to 2. The ladies get the pick at the
54:30
end. So people like these two.
54:33
OK, so it's tied 2:00 to 2:00. What?
54:36
What else does everyone think here?
54:39
Dress Blues? Look, it's it's 3 two to one
54:44
now. People like the Thai.
54:46
Look, we have Mr. Watlin, who likes this one here.
54:49
OK, let's see what else? I guess that's it.
54:55
And Moscow meals rules. All right.
55:00
Well, Jim, people want you in a suit, probably since the
55:03
Christmas special. People want you back in a suit.
55:06
What are you going to do? OK Jim, before we get out of
55:10
here, I have one. You know what?
55:15
I'm going to save that for Thursday.
55:17
Thursday we're hoping to bring back the men's with Jim John
55:20
Brown and a new revolutionized Sean Gregorian.
55:25
Jim, I can't believe it. He is dating again and we're
55:29
going to hear all about it this coming Thursday night.
55:31
You don't want to miss that. So I'll save the anti aging
55:34
stuff. But before we get out of here,
55:36
Jim, we have we have a new guy who's helping us with the
55:40
website, Frankie, the merch guy and Jim, I think you met him
55:45
last night. Let's meet him again.
55:47
He's going to be helping us out and he wants to talk to us about
55:51
the new website. We're going to show overview for
55:53
the first time here tonight. Frankie, welcome, welcome to
55:57
Dean and Jim show. How are you doing my?
56:02
Friend, how are you guys doing? Welcome you.
56:04
Know well you doing well. Frank, can we hear you just
56:10
well, let's talk about let's talk about the website and how
56:17
you kind of discovered things and and what to expect that the
56:20
new website before we hit the hey here.
56:25
War is, I think this is more than a movement, right?
56:28
It's it's huge right now. The population in the world are
56:32
waking up. OK.
56:33
And we can actually pass on to this because what you provide in
56:37
my opinion and. Obviously by the users.
56:39
Members is cutting edge, but somebody who's actually moving
56:43
around on a street to St. level. We have a lot of ideas that
56:47
we're doing for the website, for membership show live.
56:52
I mean, there's a lot of technical things that aren't
56:54
being implemented too. For example, one of the things
56:56
that people aren't doing, what I'd like to see happen with the
56:59
website is a chat, a 24 hour 7 chat.
57:04
So when you're not available and you're not online, I can go
57:07
there, Jim could go there and it's a live chat.
57:10
It's always on, it's always up. So people communicate while
57:15
you're gone. Now they give you the
57:16
information from the days, you know what I'm saying?
57:18
It's just like an active thing, you know, and for your website,
57:21
we'll do like a live so people can get updates on where you
57:24
are. What you doing?
57:25
That sounds really good. Where's Dean movement?
57:28
You know what I'm saying? The whole where's Dean movement,
57:30
I'm telling you, man. And then?
57:32
Jim, you love the chat. This sounds like a good deal for
57:34
you. Jim, I, I think you're spot on.
57:37
And let me address this too. And Maddie, I second you.
57:41
Congratulations to Sean on the new baby on the way.
57:45
We can hear it being made now. And Seth loves Paula Abdul.
57:50
Yes. Yes.
57:51
Who doesn't? Frankie, That's, you know.
57:54
OK, let's. Yes, let's do this now Here.
58:00
OK. We're going to show the new
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website here. Jim, you haven't seen it, right?
58:04
I haven't showed you. I haven't really showed Frankie.
58:07
It's still in progress. OK.
58:09
We're working on it and we might even have a connections or price
58:14
for singles or a Sean's Love connection room.
58:18
We might do that as well. Well, look at this right here,
58:21
Jim. Look how sleek that is.
58:24
Look how beautiful that is. Very simple, latest products.
58:30
Obviously, we're going to put some new ones there.
58:32
And Frankie, I want to ask you and by the way, the members,
58:38
when you, if you and when you make the switch over the month,
58:41
the membership's going to be 999 annual 50%.
58:46
Obviously, if there's people that have annuals, we're, we're
58:52
going to do the change over. It's a real mathematical
58:55
nightmare, but we all know each other.
58:57
So we'll, we'll figure it out, as you can see here.
59:01
But we're kind of just, yeah, this is still a work in progress
59:05
and it takes time. And Frankie, let's talk about
59:08
the newsletter here because we haven't had a newsletter quite
59:11
some time. What are some of the things you
59:13
want A newsletter 4 or 9 hours from filming?
59:19
Say that one more time, you broke up.
59:22
That's OK. What are some of the things you
59:24
want to do with the full senses you?
59:26
Were you were elastic bandit? Right, What are some of the
59:32
things you want to do with with the newsletter here for our
59:35
members, our members only newsletter, we haven't had one
59:37
in quite some time, but what are some of the ideas you have,
59:40
Frankie? It says the house.
59:43
Is muted my mic, can you hear me?
59:47
We can hear. You host?
59:50
Yeah, you can hear me, but. OK, OK, OK here.
59:55
Here's Bill. We have a 2 minute delay.
59:57
So you're not you're not muted anymore.
1:00:00
Just assume that we hear you. If you don't, we'll pick you up.
1:00:03
So Frankie, let's take three. What are some of the things we
1:00:07
can expect with the newsletter? The newsletter.
1:00:10
Will be a 24 hour update as well as a weekly.
1:00:13
Update. There'll be something that will
1:00:15
go over the whole range of topics for the week and then
1:00:19
there'll be a daily update. Now could that turn into more,
1:00:23
could that turn into 12 noon update on 6:00 update and then a
1:00:27
live at 10:00? Absolutely again.
1:00:30
But I mean, you know, you see the whole thing we're, we're
1:00:33
covering a lot of areas that a lot of people are missing out
1:00:37
on. I think that giving people a
1:00:38
newsletter to feel inclusive, plus it gives them a cutting
1:00:41
edge on what's what, you know, how you link your stories and
1:00:45
stuff. This is real good stuff, man.
1:00:47
I love, I love the direction it's going and the website is
1:00:49
the live fight. So we're looking forward to
1:00:51
anyone to send in suggestions. If you have an idea or
1:00:54
something, just forward it to Dean or to info@realtyomedia.com
1:00:58
and we'll implement it. If you think it works.
1:01:02
You know, so it's. Awesome as well.
1:01:05
Absolutely. Jim, any suggestions or
1:01:08
questions for Frankie as we have him here because he's a big fan
1:01:12
of yours? Oh, I'm looking forward to
1:01:15
watching this develop and evolve.
1:01:17
Big, exact, excellent. Oops, sorry.
1:01:22
OK, yeah, there you have it, Frankie.
1:01:24
Any final, final thoughts, Frankie before we go to the way
1:01:27
the Buffalo go tonight? Final thoughts, Frankie.
1:01:30
Final thoughts. Imagine large.
1:01:33
Imagine it's huge. Imagine humongous right?
1:01:37
And then go bigger and then save yourself.
1:01:40
Holden and was bigger. Stay tuned More More at 11.
1:01:45
As they say in the cycle. More at 11.
1:01:48
And we have another Bostonian here.
1:01:50
And Frank, here's our other Bostonian, Seth Black, who's a
1:01:53
Bostonian himself. So we got a lot of Boston
1:01:56
running through a van. Jim, what do you know?
1:01:58
Nice. OK.
1:02:02
All right, thank you, Frankie. OK, there you have it.
1:02:04
All right, following tonight's show here in a minute, we're
1:02:07
going to be opening up the backstage as you know it.
1:02:10
Jim, thank you for being here for the beta test night.
1:02:12
Yeah, my pleasure, Dean. I'm real glad you're back on the
1:02:16
air, my friend. Yeah, we're slowly getting
1:02:19
there. And then obviously, we're going
1:02:22
to try to have you back Thursday for the big men's night.
1:02:25
Jim, I cannot wait for this. We're going to have.
1:02:27
What would Jim do? I think we're going to have.
1:02:29
Some of the ladies go in. And do a a battle of the sexes
1:02:33
Thursday. Fine, Jim.
1:02:36
This could get very, very violent in a melee if we don't
1:02:40
be careful. OK.
1:02:41
So you'll see Jim again in the coming week.
1:02:43
And then obviously, we're going to take down the guy who's
1:02:46
beating him up and myself up. We're going to get him pretty
1:02:49
good coming up, hopefully soon. So.
1:02:51
All right. Thank you very much, Jim.
1:02:53
My pleasure, Dean. There you have it.
1:02:57
OK, on that note, here we have some people saying Sean Goran
1:03:04
says I'm wearing my Boston shirt to Yankee Stadium on a Sunday.
1:03:08
Wow. OK, Seth, are you going to take
1:03:11
that from Sean? Are you going to take that from
1:03:13
Sean? And how many about their vote
1:03:18
now should Sean, Seth and myself meet up since I'm on the East
1:03:22
Coast? Finally, a lot of people said we
1:03:26
should. I think it's time that that they
1:03:28
3 The Three Tenors meet up. So anyways, if you want to join
1:03:33
us for backstage, I'll be here for an elongated amount of time.
1:03:39
I'll do the secrets to de aging on Thursday for our men's only
1:03:43
show or not our men's only, but our our men's show for
1:03:48
everybody. So that's that.
1:03:50
Hopefully my allergies will get better.
1:03:55
Really cool thing here is I'll put a montage together,
1:03:59
hopefully right just in the backyard over here, the
1:04:03
wonderful, beautiful wildlife of Virginia right outside DC,
1:04:09
beautiful Cardinals, birds I've never seen before, Robins, but
1:04:14
the the deers here, just truly beautiful that it's very
1:04:19
seasonal. There's appropriate bugs outside
1:04:22
and what have you. So it's very, very nature.
1:04:27
So I'll be here for just a little bit and then back to the
1:04:31
West, as you Remember Me. So that's how we'll do it.
1:04:36
All right. So we'll see people backstage if
1:04:39
you're around, OK. And we'll be here for a while,
1:04:42
you know? So for Jim, that's true.
1:04:46
For the rest of us here and Frankie as well.
1:04:50
Wonderful. Thank you, Frankie for sharing.
1:04:53
I'm Dean Ryan, thank you for sharing a bit of your night with
1:04:55
all of us. Until next time, always remember
1:04:57
to stay tuned and stay awake and I'll see everybody well
1:05:01
backstage or tomorrow. Good night.
1:05:23
Walking around with me, round with me, Which two men are
1:05:31
better behind the way outside? My brain will smile, but the
1:05:36
funny one, friend, man, I'm down to my room.
1:06:21
But tonight I'll be only wished. I'm going to be.
1:06:33
I'll smile, baby man. I'm in my room from my way.
1:06:53
May them bear my room found my way a a
1:07:16
home. May them bear my room.