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Late Nite🌙Update with Dean Ryan 'China's Revenge' · Real Deal Media

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Remember, like going into the 90s, like there's some movies
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that I would recommend you leave in the past.
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The movies with cops. She had one cop who was playing
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by the rules, ready for retirement.
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The other one who was rogue took the badge.
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Maverick. He's a maverick.
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He don't play by the rules. He's dangerous.
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He hangs on to 18 Wheelers going, you know, 90 mph by the
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side and takes a fleet army now and a whole fleet just talking
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about it. I get blurry.
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That's how bad it gets. No, there's no rules.
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Once you take the badge off, anything goes.
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You know, it's full on too. When the good cop who played by
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the rules his whole career, he goes, all right, I'm taking my
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badge off too for this one time. And then you think about those
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films we grew up on, inside the cop movies, lawyer TV shows, the
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hospital shows. You would think that the only
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jobs in America are cops, lawyers and some gig at the
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hospital. Music.
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Music. All right, all right.
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Welcome to Real Deal Media's late Night Update.
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I am Dean Ryan and tonight he is an incredible night of
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discovery, incredible night of bonding, incredible night of
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revenge as tonight's episode is China's revenge because revenge
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is the name of the game. I am your late night host Dean
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Ryan still here with you in this News Radio edition as the major
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announcement outside of everything happening in the
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world is this will be the last week of the News Radio edition,
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a series that will go down in the books in the Hall of Fame as
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we are prepared and have made the acquisition or at least the
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steps for it and for our new system.
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And I can't wait personally. So thank you for putting up with
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this and us and me. Well, tonight we're going to be
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talking about a lot of things that have to do with the
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blackout or as many moving parts are now in transition.
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I guess you can say that's a word.
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Well, yes, we're going to be getting into what is now in
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effect here in the US You might have heard major blackouts in
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major cities across the United States.
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We'll be talking about that as well as what's the relation to
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China seems to be happening there as well.
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Yes, indeed, we're going to be getting into also the government
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shutdown. This is have something to do
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with it. And just how long will the
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shutdown persist? We'll talk about that in a new
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threat to mankind. Sadly, the mysterious spot now
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on the Earth's magnetic field. We'll see what that that
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entails. Also the major World War 3 News
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with the cyber attacks. In addition to that, the ending
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of a war and beginning of a new one, just like the prophecies
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told us, as well as major firings, yes, major dismissals
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now in the Department of Injustices has now come underway
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and the politicos are on fire as well as Democrats and the Senate
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Democrats and the some Republicans too have now put a
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major block, a roadblock for war.
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What does that mean? And Huntington Beach is in the
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news, the national news that is, as they're now making way again,
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once again five years later, if they first came on the scene, as
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well as the Latin American kings themselves over there in Bogota
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are now slamming the US in a new direction for Japan.
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You don't want to miss that in some other major headlines, late
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night headlines from around the world.
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So you don't want to miss that. Well, let's get started now as
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we have some late night headlines from around the world
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and in your late night neck of the woods.
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Well, this is quite a frustrating, scary for some and
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eerie and eerily just right on time as now a major blackout has
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unfolded in major cities across the United States.
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Yes, it's now being said that the AWS services have now
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recovered after a day long outage hits major sites.
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That would explain it and that would explain it.
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Well, unfortunately for those who look better in the dark,
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while this is now the lights are back on as now the Amazon Web
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Services which have suffered a major outage.
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You might have noticed if you have the Signal app that's been
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in and out all day long and for the past 48 hours to be exact.
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Well, it's now a leading provider over there one of these
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major major infrastructures leading providers now the cloud
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infrastructure technology that was had to accounting for about
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1/3 of the market. Well, by this evening on this
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very dreary Monday, the AWS the company said that the services
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have returned to normal operations.
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Nothing to see here go about your day actor previously showed
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user reports of problems at sites including Amazon,
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Snapchat, Disney, Reddit and Canva.
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Indeed, well, many sites have become now back fully online
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within a few hours. Even reports of YouTube, as
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showed another spike in the user reports around noon Eastern
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today. The company's latest update has
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now said they've returned, and they emphasize nothing to see
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here. We don't know why this happened.
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Amazon also confirmed that the outage impacted Amazon.com, some
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of its subsidiaries, and the AWS customer support operations.
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We wonder who runs AWS? It's a big question deserves a
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big answer. Well the outage just to give you
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a timeline has was first reported earlier today about
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3:00 AM Eastern Time and one region hosted in Northern
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Virginia was the 1st to call it. A notice on AWS status page said
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it was experiencing earn sing major DNS problems.
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It's database services that underpins many of the
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applications were also down well, the AWS cited an
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operational issue, a glitch in the system affecting multiple
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services. Instead it was quote working on
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multiple parallel paths to accelerate recovery.
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A person who is definitely familiar with the outage is now
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stated One fact we can now share with you that even some of the
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residents in LA, particularly a resident of Pasadena and while
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he reported the following as it scared him to the bone.
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In fact, here's a clip. Yeah, man, we're not talking
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just some computer glitch or phone glitch.
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No way. Absolutely not.
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Not with not what I have on computers and networking and
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stuff. Absolutely not.
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The TV was down, that stopped working, and that's on AT&T home
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network, then the phone. So I decided, you know, to check
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the phone. Let me check and see if my
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streaming service works on that. A different system, 5 GAT and T
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different system, not using Wi-Fi, Nothing.
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Rebooted the phone, still nothing.
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Hey, Frankie Elio to Pasadena reports.
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Yes, AT&T was down in Residents across LA County and some parts
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of Orange County have also reported the same experience As
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far as the UK. This is quite troubling, yet
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timely for those who know the nature and environment of war as
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well as their history books. We plan them, although
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everything seems to be back up. The down detector showed user
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reports indicating problems at sites including Disney, Lyft,
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McDonald's app, the New York Times, Reddit, Ring, Doorbells,
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Robin Hood, Snapchat, United Airlines, T-Mobile, Venmo, and
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yes, even Pornhub itself. And again, the British
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government is now stepping in. And they said
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websitesgovernment.uk and HM Revenue and Customs were also
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experiencing issues just today. While a government spokesperson
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told a recent network that quote, we are aware of the
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incident affecting Amazon Web Services and several other
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online services which rely on infrastructure.
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Through our established incident response and arrangements, we
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are in contact with the company who are working to restore
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services as quickly as possible. Thank you.
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Well, it's worth noting Lloyd's banking group confirmed that
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some of its services were affected and asked customers to
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quote, bear with us. Well, barely without a wink.
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Well, it worked to restore them just 20 minutes later.
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Well, the outage also brought down critical tools inside
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Amazon, It's warehouse, and yes, it's delivery employees itself,
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along with drivers from Amazon's Flex service.
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While they weren't able to, Flex Today has reported on Reddit
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that internal systems were offline at many sites.
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Some warehouse workers were instructed to stand by the break
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rooms, take a stretch, count to 3 in loading areas during their
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shift or they couldn't load any more.
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So there you have it right there.
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And it goes on and on Reddit and airlines once again.
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And we just reported with to you about a month ago, United
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Airlines. United, excuse me, American
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Airlines, we believe in United as well.
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At one point. We're also Downing all their
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flights twice, two days in one month.
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What does that tell you? And that goes on and many other
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social media sites as well, Coinbase.
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And this could affect the banks as now banking and the
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financials are beginning to break.
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So we shared with you last week, definitely not a accident, but a
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planned takedown that is going to be blamed on somebody.
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And I can't imagine who that's going to be.
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But I can't use the caveman on this one, can they?
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One other late night headlines. I can now tell you this.
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A man has now been arrested over there in the Atlanta airport.
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This just coming in. Yes, a man arrested inside the
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Atlanta airport after planning to shoot up the terminal with an
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AR15. A police chief who's familiar
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with the airport said, well, the man who Mayor Andre Dickens said
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had quote, mental challenges had 27 rounds of ammunition and a
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Springfield AR15 rifle in his truck at the airport.
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That's right, we're there in Atlanta.
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This man with mental challenges was arrested after planning to
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shoot up the Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport
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just this morning. Well, the man who is now being
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identified as 49 year old Billy Cagle of Kartsville, Atlanta,
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showed up to the airport just roughly after 9:00 AM Eastern
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after Atlanta Police Chief Darren Schoenbaum said he live
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streamed on a social media that he had plans to go to the
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Atlanta airport to, quote, shoot it up.
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Well, Cagle's family said they heard about the threats and
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immediately notified Kartsfield police who said had passed run
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insurance with Mr. Cagle and previously convicted felon he
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was. Cagle's family had no immediate
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response to that, although Karnsville police immediately
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told Atlanta police to identify the airport security that they
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immediately began the search for Cagle.
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That his family told us everything.
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We were able to intercept him before all hell broke loose for
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him to shoot it up. Well, sadly this wasn't the
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Iranian that some people in some countries wanted.
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Mr. Cagle seems to be of the latter complexion and no word of
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his manifesto, music video or left behind engraved bullet
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casings that connected him to Antifa at this time.
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And this is a developing story and we will report to you as it
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comes to light as the quota. FBI is continuing to investigate
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the incident that they probably orchestrated.
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But who are we and who are they moving on?
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Now, you might have noticed the government shutdown is still in
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full effect. Yes, many people are plotting it
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and many people are, well, providing golf clamping at this
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point because that's how unsatisfied people are and
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seeming to be. Well, check this out now.
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The government shutdown, they're saying now could be the longest
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ever shutdown running until Thanksgiving.
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What might the economic damage be?
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The questions now being thrown around, bagged and thrown around
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once again. Well, the MarketWatch poll now
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finds 47% of residents and respondents who took the poll.
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While they didn't Just Dance on it, they said that their number
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one shutdown concern is the potential hit to the economy.
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Yes, that's true. The ongoing government shutdown
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once widely viewed as a two or three-week affair, it's morphing
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into Washington's debacle that could really be extended into
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November all the way into Turkey Day.
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Where's a quote at the end? And the end to the shutdown
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requires either the White House engagement on a deal or
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Democrats to cave. As of now, there's no signs of
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either, said an analyst at Beacon and policy Advisors in a
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note. They further and went on to add
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that quote, the current shutdown could could be in the running
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for the longest federal shutdown in the history of the world and
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the world has had many federal shutdowns since its inception.
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The Big Bang theory or the one that came from ours all this
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month. The partial shutdown will have
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lasted at least 20 days as of today, the 20th day anniversary.
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Well, the record for the longest closure is held by a 35 day
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shutdown that took place nearly seven years ago during Donald
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Trump's first term as president. You may recall.
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Well, prediction markets have now spoken and said they're
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saying it could go 41 days as the Vegas odds are now taking
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how long the shutdown could last.
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Well, 41 days, many people have said.
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And November 1st, we'll be open the enrollment for Obamacare.
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Will it make it? And that's widely seen as
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something that could help drive the deal making.
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Now, the current shutdown has happened largely because the
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Democrats, Republicans are locked in a standoff over
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including an extension for Obamacare subsidies in funding
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legislation and the higher premiums for plans will become
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more apparent starting November 1st.
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However, however, many analysts have now spoken and emphasized
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that these subsidies for Obamacare, also known as the
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Affordable Care Act, also known as the death panels, don't
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actually stop until the end of this year.
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The true deadline for the action of the subsidies is now known as
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December 31st, if you can recall and remember that when it comes
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delays at airports because of the staffing shortages are also
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viewed as something that could bring about the end of the
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shutdown. If the problems for travelers
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become acute and generate lots of headlines.
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While you could see a major change by tomorrow.
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Air traffic controllers and Transportation Security
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Administration, the TSA, but when they're not busy putting
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their hands down your pants. While the screeners are now
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being told to show up for work, even though they're missing out
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on pay due to the shutdown. Some are expected to protest by
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not showing up. Some are expected to go back to
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their original jobs as greeters at Walmarts.
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There's a quote in closing. Travel premium shocks, potential
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off ramps, shutdowns, inconvenience for Americans will
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make a deal happen like the blink of an eye.
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An insider who's familiar with the shutdown has said, Well,
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just in time for the holidays, isn't it?
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How fitting, how comforting. And well, so is this next story
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is now, well, in spite of all the blackouts, the shutdowns,
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the creepy TSA people, despite all of the danger, well, there's
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just one more to add to the table.
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Well, yes, now a mysterious spot is now in Earth's magnetic
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field, and it's growing rapidly. Yes, it is.
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Well, this thing that has been described as the skin tag on
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Earth, the hairy mole that won't go away.
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A mysterious spot to those of the intellectual academic world.
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Well, there's something special happening in this region that is
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causing the field to waken in a more intense way.
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That's right, a major dip in Earth's magnetic field over the
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South Atlantic has now been puzzling scientists now for over
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a century. Yes, it has as perhaps most
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strangely the weak spot dubbed the South Atlantic Anomaly has
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now grown so rapidly over the last 11 years, especially now in
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2025. Well, according to a satellite
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data industry and data works and now suggests that showing it's
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expanded by an area of equivalent to half the size of
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continental Europe. And my calculations are right.
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That's about about 1/4 of Texas. Well, it's entailed in a new
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paper now published by the journal Physics of the Earth and
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Planetary Interface, which highly recommend.
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An international team of researchers now have analyzed
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data collected by the European Space Agency's Swarm, A
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constellation compromise of three identical satellites that
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measure the Earth's magnetic signals.
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Now, In doing so, the findings could allow us to improve the
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existing magnetic models. Now the theory is now enormous
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is now the swirling body of molten iron in the planet's
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outer core roughly 1800 miles below the surface could be
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generating a major dip in the magnetic field, which many of
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experts say has affected people's moods.
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Polar shifting and why people are very anxious and very
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irritable. That's right, moving on.
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It's also known that many factors in influencing the this
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weakening scientists working to identify other factors at play,
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but at the latest they're saying we could be doomed.
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It might be too late or might be too soon.
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Well, the South Atlantic Anomaly is not just a single block.
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It's a changing, changing continental block as it's
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differently towards Africa and it's near South America and it's
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coming and it's coming fast, but it won't tell you when.
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Swarmdad has also found that the magnetic field is strengthening
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over Siberia while weakening over Canada.
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How fitting and how comforting. Well, they say Enclosing is
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expected to extend its Swarm mission beyond 2030.
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They're going to continue to research this.
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But then by then it might be too late as we could be squashed
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like a bug as this thing lands on us.
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If we're only so lucky, aren't we?
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That's going to bring us now to something else here.
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You don't want to miss this. There's now we're going to go
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into the World War three apparatus.
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Aren't we blessed for it? Well, now in Speaking of the
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blackouts now in the relation to China, this is a huge story as
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this is now our feature story for tonight as we get to World
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War 3. Well, now China is now blaming
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the United States for cyber break in claims America is
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world's biggest burglar. That's right. the US is, quote,
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the greatest source of chaos in cyberspace.
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And you could put a different country hyphen right next to the
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US, if you know what I'm saying. Well, now China has blamed the
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US for the major cyber attack that just took place against its
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National Time Service Center, alleging it could have disrupted
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the country's communications, financials, transportation
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networks and even caused power outages.
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Now, what are the odds that this is happening in China and almost
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this was a beta test that happened here today, in the past
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three days to be exact in the US, something we call a
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self-inflicted wound to blame somebody else.
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Well, just yesterday, Sunday, we chat over there in China, the
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Ministry of State Security said it uncovered, quote, irrefutable
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evidence that the US National Security Agency, the NSA
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exploited a major security flaw in a foreign mobile phone brands
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messaging service to hijack phones and still sensitive data
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belonging to China's National time Service center employees
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beginning in late March 2022. Well, it's now continued once
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again. China's intelligence service
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also alleged that in April, 2 years ago, 2023, well, the NSA
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used stolen credentials to break into the time service centers,
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computers and Snoop around on its networks.
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That's right. It's accused the American spy
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agency of deploying, quote, a cyber warfare platform and
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activating 42 specialized cyber attack weapons to launch a high
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intensity cyber attack against multiple internal network
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systems throughout China in between 2023 and in June 2024.
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And here we are again. They're now saying that the NSA
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has now attempted to penetrate the high precision ground base
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timing system, potentially disabling it.
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That's right. Which added that the Beijing's
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national security authorities ultimately thwarted the attack.
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We're now China's time service center located over there in the
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Shangzi Shin Shuang a province. Well, it's now providing high
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precision timing to the nation's government and critical
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infrastructure sectors for defence due to the US cyber
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attack. Now just last week, they're
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saying highly sophisticated nation state hackers as they're
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being described. Reportedly, Beijing backed
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snoops broke into its network install, big IP source codes,
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undisclosed vulnerability details and some customer
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configuration data. Well, just this past Sunday, the
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Chinese Information Board accused the US spy agency once
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again of continually carrying out cyber attacks targeting
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China, Southeast Asia, Europe and South America itself,
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particularly Venezuela, while coercing other countries to hype
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up so-called Chinese hackers attacks.
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As I told you, see now ironclad facts have proven that the US is
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the true matrix, the greatest source of chaos in cyberspace,
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Beijing added, but did not provide any proof to back up its
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latest allegations. The NSA did not immediately
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respond to this story. Well, what does that tell us?
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What does that tell us? What does that tell us?
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So now you see a ramping up in war with Russia, and now you see
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it with China. Why?
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Well, they're the two major superpower allies of who?
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Iran, which certain countries want to go to war with.
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And America is the military might of Israel.
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That's why this is happening. It's a terror of war.
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It's a cyber attack war. And don't I know when I was
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taken down. And now it's a war, a precision
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proximity and resurgence as it tries to revamp its momentum to
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get a war with Iran. Here we go again.
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Continuing now as China's revenge will come, even if it
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doesn't will self inflict again to blame China.
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Well, now Trump's now with Putin, Speaking of which.
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And they're now negotiating the end of EU, not the UK, but the
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Ukrainian war. That's true.
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This is coming out of natural news.
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It's now Trump and Putin negotiate an end to the war in
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Ukraine once again. Well, this is just taking place
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just over the past 24 hours now as the US and Russia are now
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quickly organizing a new summit between Trump and Putin in a
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Budapest setting to negotiate the end of the war in Ukraine.
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Now, this signals a major diplomatic push now following a
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predictive phone call between the two leaders and old pals and
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some say front men for the Rothschild banking system.
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But that's just a whisper and careless at that.
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OK, part of the US strategy involves now the potentially
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supply of powerful long range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.
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Trump may use this as leverage, warning Putin that weapons will
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be sent to if Russia does not move toward a peace settlement.
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Now both sides appear to be feeling the pressure to
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negotiate. So much so, the US and its
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allies are now experiencing financial and political fatigue
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from supporting Ukraine, while Russia faces its own battlefield
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challenges. Recent US success in mediating a
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ceasefire in Gaza, wink, wink. They also add momentum for
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peace. Despite the tension, there is a
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sense of consciousness yet optimism.
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While the Kremlin has stated it is open to talks and hopes US
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influence can encourage Ukraine to be more ready for peace more
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than ever, this will be the second recent meeting between
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Trump and Putin, building on earlier a constructive
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discussion. And finally, the success or
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failure of these talks is quite critical.
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A successful agreement could lead to a lasting, long lasting
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peace and end the suffering in Ukraine once and for all.
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Despite Zelinsky, Ukraine's greatest drag queen.
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However, if the talks collapse, it could deepen the conflict and
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lead to further escalation, which would only make the EU and
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NATO very happy. A very significant meeting
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indeed. Well, another significant
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happening there. You might have heard about the
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ceasefire in Gaza. Well, here's an update on that
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as now. Was the ceasefire broken and by
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who? And without going further, I'm
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going to make a prediction that the ceasefire was broken.
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Israel did it, but they're going to say Hamas did it.
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It's my prediction. Well, here it is.
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Oh, now Gaza ceasefire collapses as we as we knew, as we thought,
29:58
while Israel and Hamas trade fire risking wider conflict.
30:01
Once again. The fragile US brokered
30:04
ceasefire between Israel and Hamas unraveled just yesterday,
30:08
Sunday, October 19th, following a deadly exchange of fire in
30:11
Rafa, with Israeli airstrikes killing at least 44 Palestinians
30:15
and Hamas denying responsibility for the initial attack that left
30:19
two Israeli soldiers dead. With this military deployed
30:24
armored vehicles by the US and personal and personnel rather to
30:29
southwestern Gaza. So we do have troops on the
30:32
ground to protect aid deliveries.
30:37
Now this move has introduced A volatile new dynamic with
30:41
analysis analysts rather warning that Israeli forces may not
30:46
hesitate to engage American troops if they perceive
30:50
interference in their operations.
30:54
Well, there's a thought idea of soldiers firing upon U.S.
30:57
soldiers just the way they wanted to.
31:01
Now the immediate trigger for Sunday's violence remains
31:04
contested. The idea of stated that Hamas
31:07
fighters launched an anti tank missile and Israeli forces over
31:11
there in Rafah, while Hamas denied any role in the attack.
31:14
Now the discrepancy under well, it underscores a deep mistrust
31:18
between the two sides and I can't imagine why.
31:22
I can't imagine why Netanyahu seems like he's his word as good
31:26
as gold and his handshake is as firm as well the devil himself.
31:30
Now the ceasefire collapse comes amid broader geopolitical
31:34
tensions, they're saying, including Iran's accusation that
31:37
Israel assassinated its president Abraham Rassisi, and
31:43
the risk of multi front war involving Hezbollah.
31:46
The Houthis in Iranian proxies themselves, may I add, very
31:52
pissed off Americans. What Israelis blockade of food,
31:56
water and medical supplies has left hundreds of thousands of
31:58
Gazans at risk of starvation. The US State Department warned
32:02
of Hamas potentially violating the ceasefire by attacking
32:04
Palestinian civilians, but Hamas dismissed this claim as absurd.
32:13
Well, there you have it looks like 1 country does not want a
32:18
ceasefire. They want a continuation of the
32:20
ethnic cleansing and genocide. Yes, they do.
32:25
We're going to take a quick break here.
32:27
And when we get back here, we're going to get to that real
32:29
politics and we're going to talk about how are the Senate and the
32:35
Congress? How are they going to block this
32:37
war? How are they going to block
32:39
further troops on the ground in Gaza and dare I say Ukraine and
32:43
potentially now trying to. We're going to find out as
32:45
you're watching LATE Night Update or listening rather,
32:48
we'll be back after this break for a whole lot more.
32:51
You don't want to miss that. Stand by and stay tuned.
32:53
And it is war, isn't it? So where are we off to now,
33:27
Kathleen? This.
33:28
Is Pier del Sol It's a side street just off of on the whole
33:33
shores. When I used to come here, all
33:36
these were. Homes and everything and.
33:38
There was just one tiny little 711.
33:42
I worked it down here, everybody used it.
33:46
So here at La Jolla Beach, where we are here as this on the Road
33:50
series continues, it is phenomenal.
33:53
I'm in my element. I smell amazing.
33:56
I see I'm. I'm hungry.
33:58
They're we're going to go have some eateries here.
34:01
We're going to check out the market.
34:03
The locals are nice to me. No one's bit me.
34:05
No one's bit me so far. So this is just a true living.
34:09
It's what it's it's the real deal, really.
34:11
Yeah. No doubt about it.
34:15
No doubt about it. So stay tuned for more.
34:23
Wow, we're gonna do this one. What do we want?
34:30
So. I'm just going to see what we
34:32
saw. Here, Yeah.
34:59
I live my stream. I'm.
35:02
A guillotine brought it away in my machine where I've been.
35:10
I lose you shooting stars in my life now, Mama.
35:21
Now go low. Give it away time because the
35:29
sun is slow. I still love you.
35:37
Is this what I'm going to? We'll see.
35:47
We'll see. We'll see.
35:59
I live my spring. I'm guilty.
36:04
Brought it away in my shield. Sing right on me.
36:12
Loved you. Is this where I'm going to?
36:20
Is this where I'm going to listen?
36:50
Welcome back. Welcome back.
36:53
Welcome back, everybody to LATE NIGHT UPDATE.
36:58
I am still Dean Ryan who is live with you.
37:01
Can you believe that? Yes, I'm live with you here on
37:04
this very special News Radio edition, which it will be the
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last week for that. And if you're not a member,
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well, you can still become one. And let me tell you what you
37:15
missed before I tell you. Well, you missed a an
37:19
incredible, incredible interview or this last weekend and they
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come a night out. Well, you should go to
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realdealmedia.tvrealdealmedia.tv. But what we discovered during a
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very special episode of Late Night Thoughts, the rabbit holes
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and dirty malls episode, it was quite spectacular, wasn't it
37:39
members, wouldn't you say we learned about some major
37:43
infiltrators and but a major, major move by Israel, we believe
37:50
into the alternative media and members don't give it away.
37:52
Don't spoil it. It's one of the attributes so
37:57
big thank you to the night owls who make this thing run.
38:02
And you saw there, San Diego wasn't that beautiful.
38:06
Some rare footage that never aired.
38:09
San Diego's a major, it's under a major microscope right now as
38:13
the war is hitting up. And I'm going to tell you about
38:15
that. But also I want to tell you
38:17
about this now. I'm going to make the bold
38:19
announcement. And if I'm wrong, well, pin me
38:22
to a Ferris wheel with you. Well, starting Monday next week,
38:27
we can now announce because I feel it, World at War returns.
38:32
Yes, it does. 10/27/25 Monday night World of War.
38:38
Just the way you remember it, the way you like it.
38:40
It's coming back with a whole new system just in time to give
38:45
us a real deal Halloween special next week.
38:47
You don't want to miss that and I can't wait for it.
38:51
Quite thrilling, isn't it? So I tell you that a big thank
38:56
you to everybody who has helped fund the give send go for the
39:01
real deal go. You know who you're right there.
39:03
We thank you very much. OK, we're going to get back to
39:07
to bidness business because now we get to some real deal
39:10
politics. And many people have asked,
39:13
well, how are we going to stop this war?
39:15
I'm just one person, who am I? And well, we say, well,
39:19
sometimes the representatives come through.
39:21
Sometimes great things happen during a shutdown, says we now
39:27
go to real politics. It now brings us to this.
39:32
Well, now the Senate Democrats have now blocked military
39:34
funding bill as shutdown crisis deepens.
39:38
Yes, it's true. As the led by the Minority
39:41
Leader, Mr. Cuck Schumer, Democrats blocked a $852 billion
39:47
defense appropriation bill despite the bipartisan committee
39:51
approval earlier. Well, the bill failed and the 50
39:56
to 44 vote falling short of the 60 vote threshold needed.
40:02
Well, Mr. Schumer, the husband then is insisted Democrats would
40:07
not support military funding without a concession on social
40:11
programs such as healthcare and housing, which Republicans argue
40:15
is political leverage unrelated to defense needs as they had
40:21
blood dripping from their. War.
40:23
Bloodthirsty mouth? What despite the controlling
40:26
Congress? Despite controlling Congress and
40:29
the White House? Well, Republicans need at least
40:32
nine Democratic votes to pass major funding bills.
40:37
Well, Keck Schumer at this time or his refusal leave the
40:39
government shutdown now on its 16th day and counting yet
40:44
unresolved. Well, President Donald Trump has
40:47
now signed an emergency order to ensure military paychecks long
40:52
term funding remains in limbo while Republicans accuse now
40:56
Democrats of holding military readiness hostage for political
40:59
gain. What a thing to say in closing.
41:03
With negotiation stalled, House Republicans may push piece meal
41:07
funding bills, but Democrats refused to budget then to
41:10
finally provide a budget without concessions.
41:16
That's right. They won't give in unless you
41:17
buy them dinner first. Well, now critics question
41:19
whether Democratic priorities have changed from national
41:23
security or partisan strategy ahead of the 2026 midterms.
41:29
I would say the second, if you want to ask me, and I'm an
41:33
expert who is familiar with the matter.
41:36
So that is quite thrilling. And well, now that moves us to
41:40
budget over to well, Pam bunging Bundy is now Pam Pamela Pam
41:46
Bondi has now fired 2 prosecutors who oppose charges
41:49
against New York Attorney General Letita James.
41:54
A source who we're not well we may not be familiar, but their
41:57
source says well, the Trump administration now has now fired
42:02
two federal prosecutors is Pam Bondi is now given the waving
42:06
signal to over there in the Eastern District of Virginia who
42:09
voiced opposition to the criminal case against New York
42:12
Attorney General Latita James. A high-ranking Justice and
42:17
Justice Department source familiar with the matter now has
42:20
told over there CBS News, which apparently is a new station.
42:26
Well Kristen Bird and Elizabeth UC were terminated Friday by
42:31
their from their post as assistant US attorneys in the
42:33
Eastern District of Virginia Norfolk office or James case is
42:38
being prosecuted now you see is according to her LinkedIn page
42:42
had been an assistant US attorney for the Eastern
42:44
District 10. Now Byrd well she had previously
42:50
worked in the office since 2019 and was the deputy chief from
42:54
the narcotics and violent Crime unit.
42:57
Her profile now says she's in the private sector doing things
43:01
in private. Well, these firings continue
43:04
ongoing purge in the office now after the other ouster, an
43:08
ouster ring of Eric Sherbert, the former interim US attorney
43:12
who did not bring against James or former FBI director Mr. Tutal
43:18
himself. James Cagney.
43:20
Call me. Excuse me.
43:23
Well, the Injustice Department declined to comment at this
43:25
time, although there have been other firings too, including the
43:29
top office's top national security official, Michael Ben
43:33
Arie. Well, he condemns that he was
43:36
fired because he's because far right social media figures like
43:40
Laura I eat dog food. Loomer criticized him on X, but
43:44
the Injustice Department has not commented on that fact.
43:48
Also, First Assistant US Attorney Maggie Cleary left her
43:52
post and was told to clear her desk and get out.
43:56
And just weeks after taking the position, she briefly led the
43:58
Eastern District of Virginia last month, shortly after Mr.
44:02
Sherbert's departure from office, clearly had told the
44:07
staff that she was Mr. Sherbert replacement.
44:11
But days later, former White House aide and Trump's personal
44:14
lawyer Lindsay Hooligan was sworn in as an interim US
44:19
attorney less than a week after taking office, while Mr.
44:23
Hooligan brought criminal charges against comedy, accusing
44:26
him of lying to Congress and being foolish.
44:31
Well, James is scheduled to be arraigned Friday, but it is yet
44:35
unclear who will represent the Injustice Department at this
44:39
time for the hearing because of the firings.
44:42
But Hooligan secured James's indictment from a grand jury but
44:47
has never appeared in the Norfolk federal court.
44:51
So there, there you have it. There you have it.
44:53
The Injustice Department did not immediately respond to requests
44:57
or even acknowledge the requests were even sent.
45:01
Well, that's how this is. Latita, James and James comedy,
45:03
they're all screwed and maybe 2. We're not sure yet.
45:08
Well, is that is that's happening now there's another
45:10
blunder, another boondoggle and another anomaly.
45:15
And that's what we like around here, in case you haven't
45:18
figured that out. Well, now the question is also
45:20
being asked, why is the Trump administration releasing alleged
45:24
Norco terrorist into the playground?
45:28
Well, mistake played out in a major role in unraveling.
45:31
That's now unraveling. That is as the Trump
45:34
administration's legally dubious efforts to ignore what experts
45:39
have said and called the due process.
45:42
And they sent undocumented migrants to a brutal El Salvador
45:47
prison, specifically the wrongful deportation of Killamar
45:53
Abrigo Garcia. That's Kilmar Abrigo Garcia.
46:01
Now to be confused with Kill em all, Abrigo Garcia.
46:03
Or now they're saying, could it now be happening with another
46:09
legally dubious, highly punitive Trump effort in Latin America,
46:15
which we are pissing off Latin America like no one's business.
46:18
Isn't that right, Marco? Well, last week Americans
46:24
learned that one of the most recent Trump administration
46:27
strikes on the alleged drug carrying submarine in the
46:31
Caribbean failed to kill two of the people are born and the
46:35
situation is now casted a spotlight on the holes in the
46:40
administration's and justifications for strikes,
46:42
which if you haven't seen the footage, it's quite, quite
46:45
daunting. And now, now the dilemma over
46:50
the what to do with the survivors has now crystallized
46:53
the fact and injected the situation with new urgency.
46:58
Even some Republicans have questioned the legally and
47:01
legalities of the strike. And the events last week can
47:05
make it more difficult to move on, as Trump's GOP critics have
47:08
now often criticized before are definitely on the critique boat
47:13
as we now speak. Now, to recap, the
47:16
administration has now scrambled to figure out what to do with
47:19
the two survivors that survived a submarine attack just a week
47:23
ago over there near Colombia and Ecuador.
47:26
Some of wagered that it shows that these two men might have
47:29
been innocent after all. Well, the administration after
47:33
all, is including not limited to providing public evidence for
47:38
claims that its targets are quote, Norco terrorist.
47:43
No doubt about it. Some people in the Colombian
47:48
president's administration have called Trump's administration,
47:52
well, the true Norco terrorists after all, and said the
47:56
fishermen were killed and people who were killed by collateral
48:00
damage from the strike. the US will never be forgiven.
48:05
Now, in addition to this and, and also in closing, Donald
48:09
Trump has now claimed that this past weekend, the United States
48:14
military is now killed, or excuse me, has claimed that at
48:17
least 25,000 Americans would die, quote, if I allowed this
48:22
submarine to come ashore because of fentanyl.
48:28
If these men were engaged in any attempted mass killing of
48:31
Americans, how in the world does the US leave holding them
48:35
accountable to other countries? It's dangerous enough to try to
48:40
kill with military force, but not dangerous enough to detain
48:44
and prosecute via lawful methods.
48:48
A Harvard University law professor has now claimed Mister
48:52
Jack Goldsmith, So there's a analyst for you.
48:56
And this is a growing kinetic warrior that's really hitting
49:00
the Latin American beehive. And it could have long lasting
49:05
ramifications, consequences and effects for decades to come,
49:11
many experts should say. But this one here tonight is,
49:15
well, as I'm telling you that another weird anomaly, blunder,
49:19
mystery, quagmire and yes, another boondoggle of confusion.
49:27
We're now prison. It's now coming out.
49:29
That prison is running a massive Ghislaine Maxwell cover up,
49:36
right? A prison consultant, Sam Mingle,
49:39
reveals on a recent opening on the podcast that a unique
49:44
blackout is hushing up every detail about Ghislaine Maxwell.
49:49
Well, that's right. Officials at the Bureau of
49:51
Prisons have now instituted a unique system for keeping
49:54
absolutely every detail about Ghislaine Maxwell's secrets, a
49:58
federal prison consultant revealed just today.
50:03
Some experts even wonder if she's even a real person or not
50:07
just an imaginary figure of a sketch artist in the
50:11
stenographer world of the courts.
50:15
Well, Maxwell is said to move to a cushier jail after an order
50:18
came from quote well above their heads following a visit from
50:23
Trump's personal former personal lawyer Mr. Tom Blanchey, who is
50:28
now the number 2 at the Department of Injustice with a
50:32
notorious partner in crime of the late sex offender alleged.
50:36
We should say Jeffrey Epstein was quietly transferred in
50:41
August from a federal correctional institution in
50:45
Tallahassee, FL to a federal prison camp in Bryan, TX that is
50:50
known for its comforts relative to other jails.
50:54
It's free. HBO and ESPN, if we might add.
50:57
Dare I say lazy boy to end well, Mr. Sam Mangle, a former inmate
51:01
turned prison consultant for high profile names like Steve
51:05
Bannon, Kenner Navarro and maybe even Martha Stewart herself,
51:11
explain that all this. They're now working overtime to
51:15
keep every detail about Maxwell out of the news.
51:19
That's right, here's a quote from Mr. Mangle.
51:22
Quote when they go into prison. Anybody of that type of statue
51:26
or frame, inmates tend to be very curious.
51:30
They want to almost live vicariously through them, and
51:33
many of the staff tend to be very differential to them
51:36
because they understand who they are and who their friends might
51:39
be. In this case with Miss Maxwell,
51:42
it's completely different. They were warned.
51:45
The inmates and the staff were warned prior to her coming in
51:48
that under no circumstances, I repeat, no circumstances are
51:52
they to disclose anything that happens with her or to her or
51:57
surrounding her during her time in prison.
52:01
Which ladies and gentlemen, if that's not the ingredients and
52:05
the recipe for another assassination of self-inflicted
52:11
suicide that's upcoming, I don't know what is.
52:16
So there we have a tie in the so Maxwell, who's now serving a 20
52:19
year prisons, 20 year sentence for sex trafficking, also took a
52:25
rich step of waving the public safety factor related to her sex
52:28
crime conviction to overcome a, quote, severe restriction that
52:32
wouldn't have prevented her transfer to a minimum security
52:35
prison over there in Texas. So there's something that
52:38
they're going to cover up. And we have to also ask, just
52:42
from the world of logic, if the abstain case and files were
52:46
nothing but a Democratic hoax and fiction, why is this woman
52:49
serving 20 years in prison? And we'll wait for the answer
52:53
and we'll take it offline. It appears to be that Trump is
52:58
now leaving the door open to a possible Maxwell pardon while
53:00
pretending not to know her. You might have heard about that
53:04
earlier this month. It's quite sickening.
53:07
And it's giving me an ulcer and I don't even drink.
53:10
As for the question of a possible deal struck behind the
53:12
scenes by Maxwell and the Trump administration, Mr. Mangle and
53:17
only speculate the way a Mangle can.
53:21
He said the following in closing quote.
53:23
I have to imagine that getting her to the Bryan prison over
53:27
there in Texas was the starting point to getting her out of
53:29
custody, whether through communication or pardon.
53:33
It just seems to me that you don't move someone to that type
53:35
of facility with this kind of protection and precautions if
53:40
you're not overly concerned about her safety and what she
53:43
has to say and offer. My guess is speculation, but
53:48
it's also a guess and probably reality that she will receive
53:52
some sort of clemency. End Quote.
53:57
Well, there we have it, folks. She'll get a pardon where Rodger
54:01
Stone didn't even get a pardon. Stuart Rhodes and everyone got a
54:04
pardon. How is this possible unless the
54:08
American president was being blackmailed?
54:13
Or we're playing 5D chess. And there we have it.
54:18
Well, as I'm telling you that of the MAGA movement that's quite
54:22
upset about this. Well, this made the front page.
54:26
And the headline goes how Huntington Beach became
54:29
California's angriest MAGA city. And that's exactly where I
54:33
travel in and around as now. The former President Ronald
54:39
Reagan, you might have famously remembered, called Orange County
54:43
the the idyllic and affluent Southern California community, a
54:47
place where, quote, good Republicans go to die.
54:51
Well, I didn't know he said that.
54:53
And I've been feeling pretty, pretty mortal lately.
54:59
When in recent years, as now, Huntington Beach seemed to be
55:02
under a microscopic target once again.
55:06
Well, the county, the hippies, beachside surfer haven, has
55:10
drawn national attention for leaning dramatically further to
55:13
the right than most of its California neighbors.
55:17
The Conservative majority City Council, representing 200,000
55:20
residents, has now pushed the right leaning policies into
55:23
action, sometimes directly in response to more progressive
55:26
policy statewide. And may I ask, they're now
55:30
accepting a sister city of Huntington Beach in Israel.
55:34
Now there's a affluent influx of Mr. Mr. Rabbis around
55:40
everywhere. Quite interesting.
55:42
And that's all I have to say. So just a few years ago, you
55:49
might have also heard Huntington Beach had a Democratic LED City
55:52
Council. But in 2023, three virtually
55:54
unknown conservatives backed by already seated Republican
55:57
members successfully ousted the last remaining Democrats.
56:00
Newly installed all Republican group dubbed themselves the MAGA
56:05
Nificent 7. And these people are ruling with
56:09
an iron fist and trying to privatize a lot of things.
56:14
It's not all the safe haven. So what?
56:15
Why this is interesting. It gets now into what I covered
56:20
for Real Deal Media in just weeks and weeks ago.
56:23
According to the the City Council.
56:25
Now the MAGA Nificent 7 won't get this.
56:28
Now the City Council of Huntington Beach hit the ground
56:31
running. From trying to ban children's
56:33
books by arguing they are quote porn, to pushing to prohibit
56:37
flying the pride flag at government buildings, from
56:40
opposing the miracle jab and mask mandates to dissolving the
56:45
watchdog committee formed in the aftermath of white supremacist
56:50
hate crime thing in the 1990's, the conservative council has
56:53
showed the seaside paradise into uncharted territories.
57:00
That's right, the Huntington Beach Mayor Pat Burns, who was
57:04
elected to the City Council in 2022, summed it up differently.
57:08
Quote. It's a middle class town
57:09
basically, we just want to live our lives with as little
57:12
government as control as possible.
57:16
Well, that may be true, but there's other plans now.
57:19
Now the problem with this, just that you heard they want to ban
57:23
the books. They're using the planted SIOP
57:27
of the the drag queen story time, which is incredible to
57:30
privatize the public libraries for the with companies that
57:36
they're already invested in. Do we see do we see the
57:42
overlapping here the conflict? Yeah, I think we do.
57:48
There is a problem with a majority rules in it to the
57:51
conflict of interest. So it's good to see Huntington
57:55
Beach in the headlines but not like this.
57:57
Anyways moving on now interesting Well as you saw
58:01
during the break there you saw the San Diego how beautiful it
58:04
is. Well, as we kind of sunset here
58:07
tonight, well, now Marines are investigating live fire blast
58:11
over California, over the I5 right now in San Diego.
58:15
And I for one can tell you you're hearing shells exploding,
58:20
you're hearing military aircraft right now all over the place is
58:23
at where I'm located monitoring this impeding war that we've
58:29
had. Generals now come out and say
58:31
there will be major worldwide war and conflict coming very
58:35
soon. Mark my words.
58:37
UN quote, you're hearing shells explode everywhere and there's
58:41
investigations into why that's happening.
58:43
But it's no shadow of doubt that the United States has now
58:47
entered into major conflict seeking sinking submarines,
58:54
going after Venezuela as it's a stronghold for China and Russia,
58:59
which they want to weaken. We are the military might of
59:02
Israel. Israel wants to weaken those two
59:04
superpowers before going into Iran for the greater Israeli
59:08
project. Hence why the doubling down of
59:11
Ukraine and the the absurd Tomahawk missiles being sent
59:17
there on our dime when we have starving people in the streets
59:20
and people medical insurance and health.
59:22
This is now happening and it's not our war and Americans don't
59:27
want it. And we are uniting together to
59:29
for the first time. So that's happening in San Diego
59:34
right now. Major, major movement.
59:36
You might hear it over me right now in Internet news as we heard
59:40
about Latin America. Well, now, Bogota, the country
59:43
of Bogota is now slamming the US invasion threat after Trump vows
59:50
to end Colombian drug production.
59:54
Yes, so far, no word from Juan Valdez on the matter.
59:57
But nonetheless, Columbia's interior minister has now spoken
1:00:01
on the matter as he's now voiced anger at U.S.
1:00:05
President Donald Trump for threatening a potential invasion
1:00:08
of his country. The world's biggest cocaine
1:00:11
producer, to combat drug production.
1:00:15
See, I didn't know that. That's well now.
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Trump angrily lashed out Sunday at his Colombian counterpart,
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Gustavo Petro. Saying on social media that
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quote, he better close up drug cultivation sites or the United
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States will close them up before him and it won't be done nicely.
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Well, that was a very bold statement, wasn't it?
1:00:42
Espresso, anyone? Well, in a blue radio interview,
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Colombian Interior Minister Armando Adamando Benditti
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remarks by the US president and his threat of invasion of
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military action against Colombia, saying, quote, I can't
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imagine closing down some Hectors unless it's in that way,
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unless it's by invading by the US.
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Unheard of, unprecedented, not very nice.
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So there's another war front that's going to be happening now
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in Colombia. Now, the sale of cocaine has
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just gone up by a whopping 70%. And it's already expensive, they
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say. And some other very flattering
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news in a very lightful news. Well, Japan is now elected its
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first female leader. Yes, a hawk who promotes, get
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this, Japan first. That's right.
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Well, her name is Sunay Tekachi Senek.
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Tekachi, a firebrand nationalist and security hawk, should be
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chosen as Prime Minister of Japan starting tomorrow,
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becoming the nation's first female head of government during
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an unusually rocky time in Japanese politics.
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Tekachi, who's 64 years old, would succeed Shuguru Asabi, who
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said last month that he would step down after bruising
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electoral losses. They cost long running Liberal
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Democratic parties. It's coalition majority in both
1:02:15
parliamentary chambers. Now the parliament is that now
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scheduled to vote on a new Prime Minister and just starting well
1:02:23
tomorrow or if you're in Japan in a few hours and local reports
1:02:28
suggested that Tekachi is had overcome the last minute
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attempts by opposing parties to derail her candidacy will win
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after all. And as she hit the ground the
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ground running. So this is a quite exciting,
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isn't it, ladies out there. We have any listeners in Japan,
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We know we have one in the Philippines.
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But if you hear us in Japan, I guess now chose every in each
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and every young Japanese girl out there that you yourself can
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be Prime Minister one day. If you put your mind to it, you
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can accomplish anything and that's what I said when I first
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tried Wasabi and boy was I wrong.
1:03:08
I never accomplished it. Speaking of that, now something
1:03:12
that's now getting accomplished is now a long term California
1:03:14
study. As we in the show tonight, a few
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studies that I find very interesting as the real deal
1:03:21
studies is underway. Like I was saying, a long time
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California study now find surprising links between birds
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and wildfires. So just when you thought it was
1:03:31
Antifa starting the fires, the Dews?
1:03:34
No, it's a bunch of cranky cockatoos.
1:03:38
Well then research investigated 42 bird species in Yosemite,
1:03:41
Sequoias and even Kings Canyon National Parks.
1:03:46
That's right, across several national parks in Sierra Nevada,
1:03:48
researchers found that populations of some bird species
1:03:52
grew rapidly after fires and remained higher even decades
1:03:57
later. Well, scientists already knew
1:03:59
that some bird species could thrive in a burn scarred kind of
1:04:02
environment, dubbing them quote post fire specialist with their
1:04:07
little firemen hats on and their little firemen coats.
1:04:11
They fly around acting like they own place.
1:04:14
However, the new study published just recently on the 9th in the
1:04:18
journal Fire Ecology, which if you haven't read the new issue
1:04:22
while you're missing out, spent my weekend doing it well,
1:04:27
provided a rare look at the long term impacts on fires in the
1:04:31
groups that they affect and the common bird species.
1:04:35
Well, the researchers only investigate low to moderate
1:04:37
intensity burns such as those in previous fires and suggest that
1:04:42
high intensity fires fueled by so-called climate change and
1:04:48
suppression can threaten birds. But they're now coming back in
1:04:51
droves as now the birds are not just fornicating and creating,
1:04:57
they're angry, hence Angry Birds.
1:05:00
So they're now repopulating due to anger.
1:05:04
Some people call that, well, hate procreating, I guess you
1:05:08
could say, for example, the woodpeckers are cavity nesters
1:05:13
that they're saying, which is a dirty word in the bird world.
1:05:16
So they make a hole in dead trees and raise their young
1:05:21
then, and they're not so pissed off for making two holes.
1:05:26
So you expect them to be positively affected after a fire
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sweeps through their land, their homes, They're only coming back
1:05:33
in vengeance. What a study this was.
1:05:37
What a very angry study. And finally, Speaking of hatred,
1:05:41
anger and everything that accounts for that, there's
1:05:45
another new study at the close of the night is the world's.
1:05:50
I'm going to give you the top ten of the world's most hated
1:05:53
airlines and I look out surveyed for this because I have a lot to
1:05:57
say about it. And if anyone knows my story
1:06:00
from Frontier Airlines, well, I'm going to tell you now as the
1:06:04
top ten world's most hated airlines, American Airlines once
1:06:09
again ranked as the world's most disliked carrier.
1:06:13
Yes it did, with a dissatisfaction score of 56 out
1:06:17
of 100, earning just 2.9 out of 10 from passengers.
1:06:22
Budget carriers Frontier and United took second and third
1:06:26
place. With Frontier, who I hate, I'm
1:06:29
posting the low passenger experience rating 2 out of 10
1:06:33
sponsoring 33.3 million travelers annually across 105
1:06:39
destinations which some of them in majority you never make them
1:06:43
to them. If I recall, British Airways LED
1:06:46
all airlines in lost of luggage complaint, 319 searchers per
1:06:51
100,000 researchers, while Air France matched American Airlines
1:06:56
with 11 safety incidents and show the second highest baggage
1:07:00
complaint rate. The analysts examined 4 key
1:07:04
metrics, including passenger experiences, ratings,
1:07:07
evaluations, normalized complaint search volumes, and
1:07:10
safe records, with higher scores indicating greater passenger
1:07:14
dissatisfaction across major global carriers.
1:07:19
And don't we know it? And let's never forgive these
1:07:22
people who forced the mask on us.
1:07:26
In my case, locked me in the damn bathroom until I put my
1:07:31
mask on and to get back to my seat after I was literally
1:07:34
vomiting. And we all know that story
1:07:38
because I approached him after that and I was the wrong guy.
1:07:41
So there you have it. Yeah.
1:07:42
So a lot of a lot of unknown airlines, too, from other
1:07:46
countries. But yeah, we we make the top 3
1:07:49
here in America. And that's the late night news
1:07:53
to me. OK, we're going to get out of
1:07:55
here. I'm going to just say that
1:07:58
Beware of Darkness is now here again, as we once were on the
1:08:04
Blackout Watch just five years ago.
1:08:06
We find ourselves repeating history as we are now here once
1:08:10
again. So there you have it.
1:08:13
All right, I will be back tomorrow night monitoring the
1:08:17
world here from the late night headquarters here.
1:08:20
The News Radio Editions is the full show.
1:08:24
World at War will be back next week.
1:08:27
You don't want to miss that. OK, for all of us here at Real
1:08:30
Dale Media and LATE night update here, I'm Dean Ryan saying thank
1:08:33
you for sharing a bit of your night.
1:08:35
Until next time, always remember to stay tuned and stay awake.
1:08:39
Goodnight everybody. I'm a stream traveling on now,
1:09:09
the two men of places I've got. To see.
1:09:19
But if I stay on you, girl, then you just couldn't be on the
1:09:29
same, because I'm as free as birds, and as birds cannot
1:09:44
change. Lord knows I can dream.
1:09:55
As but you can't dream. Lord knows I can't dream.
1:10:42
The Long knows I can hear you. Second hear you now as bird, you
1:10:56
cannot change. Long knows I can change.