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Jake Jacobs: The Lawless Left Pounce On Trump Geopolitical Doctrine · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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No topic, off limits.
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And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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Hello, friends, family, and Christ, special treat today.
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Welcome to World View Matters.
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We've got our globe brought in by the host of One Nation at Freedom Project Dr. Jake Jacobs
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who is in studio.
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Brother, welcome.
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It's great to be here, David.
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It always is.
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Thank you so much for coming in.
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And thanks for bringing the globe.
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I think I'm going to have to get one because World View Matters, we're going to go around
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the globe and talk about places like Venezuela, we might talk about New York City, we might
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talk about other places.
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Maybe Greenland?
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Greenland.
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Greenland.
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Let's start with something fun, and that would be the Gulf of America.
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I have it.
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It's crossed, though.
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It says Gulf of Mexico.
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I crossed it out.
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My wife wasn't too happy.
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I put Gulf of America in there.
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So let's talk about that.
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Why do you think that was such a big issue for some?
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You know, and that was kind of off the radar completely until President Trump said, you
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know what?
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Go ahead.
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President Trump, he drives the leftist nuts.
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I know.
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He's the king of trolling.
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He knows how to drive him nuts.
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We talk about Greenland, and I'll talk a little bit more about that.
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But when he did that, they call it the Don Roe doctrine based upon the Monroe doctrine,
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the idea President Monroe, what fifth president, United States, December of 1823, excuse
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me, gave a speech where, in essence, he said to the European colonists, you're not messing
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around in our backyard anymore.
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And the fact of the matter is we are going to make sure that that doesn't happen again,
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right, or happen in the future.
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So you're fast-forward.
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You look at American presidents that were there from Teddy Roosevelt to JFK, Cuban
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missile crisis, Reagan and Nicaragua, El Salvador, President George H.W. Bush with
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a getting Noriega in Panama in 1989.
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And the reason Trump did that, it was his way of saying, this isn't about one little country
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that has, excuse me, profound damage in many ways, Mexico.
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But it's about the United States of America that is an essence going to design a new, what
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I call, Trump Roe doctrine.
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In essence to say, no more, are you going to get away with the things you've been getting
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away with?
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It's interesting, because we just say it's a name on a map.
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But it really was the beginning of his new doctrine that is letting the world know, and
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by the way, when he lets the world know this, he's letting the Iranians know this, who are
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in Venezuela, the Russians, the Communists, Chinese, it's actually killing a lot of left-wing
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Marxist birds with one stone.
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So that little thing in a map is really an overarching big thing.
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It's significant.
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Very significant.
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And tariffs play into this a little bit, don't they?
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Because other countries were getting away with charging us massive tariffs, and we weren't
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charging them the same.
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And could you speak to that for a moment?
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I wasn't planning on talking about that, but I was thinking about that as you're explaining
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this, what he's trying to do, America first.
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Yeah, that's fascinating, because a number of conservatives from maybe the Cato Institute
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or Heritage Foundation, or even others within maybe the Von Misi's School of Economics
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or Milton Friedman, the famous Nobel Peace Prize winner, or even Frederick Hayek, another
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great Nobel Peace Prize winner, advisor to President Reagan.
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A lot of those individuals are saying, wait, tariffs are going to cause profound damage.
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And yes, there is short-term suffering and pain that is involved in this.
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But President Trump being a very astute businessman, understand, by the way, his major in college
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university, Pennsylvania, was economics.
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Just like Ronald Reagan's major was economics.
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Interesting, right?
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Leftist hate to hear that stuff.
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But the whole point in saying that is Trump came along and said, let me get this straight.
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You can put tax on our goods, but we can't have a reciprocity back at.
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And Trump is saying, nope, we're drawing the line here.
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And it's very interesting, many, well, most leftists have not all left us.
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And many, even within the conservative circles, they're like going, whoa, literally millions
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and billions and trillions of dollars are starting to flood back into the United States.
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Being utilized as venture capitalism.
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And we saw the third and fourth quarter of 2025 where the economy, GDP, was exploding.
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And most of the economic forecast for the first and second quarter coming up in 2026,
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it's even going to be better.
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But you would never hear that from the media, right?
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Of course.
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Well, it's interesting.
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Who's the guy in CNN that always talks about stats?
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I don't know his name, but I forget his name now, our producer director would know that.
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But CNN lets him talk about this stuff, and he in essence is saying the Democrats, you're
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really messing up.
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And President Trump is profoundly successful in a number of ways.
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You know why I think he's so prominent on CNN, because the clips go viral.
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Because they are reaching Harriet and Harriet.
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They're reaching moderates, they're reaching independence, they're reaching, even conservatives
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will watch that and go, wow, that's on CNN and they'll share.
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So some of these video clips with him talking and going through these.
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It's about the numbers.
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Yep.
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Yep, yep.
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That's my theory anyway.
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So Jake, do you want to go to Venezuela or Greenland next?
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Let's just do Greenland.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Let's jump to Greenland.
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Why is this important?
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And why are some saying, wait a minute, Trump campaign that he didn't want to take over
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the world and now is becoming, you know, Greenland is a multifaceted, a geopolitical
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issue.
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And President Trump granted he's doing this kind of trolling, bombastic, bellicose language
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we're going to take Greenland.
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Okay.
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He understands that he doesn't have, he doesn't have constitutional authority to do that.
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Now there could be maybe certain historical references of where Americans in the past have
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been able, have done, American presidents have done that.
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But I don't think people recognize when you look at Greenland, it's the northern part
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of the Western hemisphere, it's in our Western hemisphere.
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So it does relate to the Monroe, Trump row doctrine in that Greenland.
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When you look at the northern part of the world, the Arctic, and you're dealing with Russian
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ships, ice breaking ships and Russian military ships through the northern part of the world.
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Communist Chinese ships in that region of the world.
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Back during World War II, when the Nazis took over Denmark, which has the providence over
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sovereignty over Greenland, we went to Greenland.
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We said, you know, we said to Denmark, we're sorry, you've been invaded by the Nazis taken
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over, we have to make sure that the North Atlantic is protected and we have a base, we have
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bases, we have bases in Greenland.
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So there's so many things going on with Greenland.
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Also there is the idea of space fair or space warfare.
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Now that's going to sound a little conspiratorial and crazy, but trust me, this is very important
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because the northern part of the world, we have a bases in Norway, which is very important
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for satellite dishes when it comes to this, when it comes to the internet, when it comes
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to the technology.
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And in the meantime, the Communist Chinese, they have plans and the Soviet, I said, you
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know the Russians, they have plans because if they could control that part of the world,
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they can control the space technology with the internet and things related because we
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know with AI and other things related.
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That's a lot of power.
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So we're dealing with the geopolitical situation, of course, the sovereignty of Greenland
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and relationship to Denmark's control is a very important issue.
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Really the treaty that was established back in 1916, in essence, we said, okay, Denmark,
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look, take the Virgin Islands, you can have control of Greenland.
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And so it's, I think Trump is using his bellicose language as a way of kind of stirring it
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up, getting people thinking, it's what he's done with the art of the deal for all throughout
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his life.
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And what he's doing is he's setting the stage.
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So when he goes to Denmark, he'll say, look, we need to have not one base, but we need
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more bases.
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We need to expand our bases.
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We need to have more access to Greenland.
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And a lot of Greenlanders, which if I'm not mistaken, are Inuit in their background,
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they really love President Trump.
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And so what people are thinking, and I could be wrong in this, what people are thinking
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that maybe possibly there could be an election where, and the Danish government has admitted,
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if the Greenlanders, the Inuit, if they vote, I think there's about 57,000 people in
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all of Greenland, if they vote to be independent from Denmark, they would be officially become
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an independent nation, but they would come under the ultimate sovereignty of the United
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States.
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Interesting.
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Really.
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It is really fascinating stuff.
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And I know the lefties in our circle too would say, geez, but you have to say you're going
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to take it.
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I really believe it's his kind of rhetorical move on the chess board to get things going
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because I believe before he's out, Greenland is going to be much more under our sphere of
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influence.
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Well, it is a national security issue, but as you said, it's power when it comes to satellites
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and other things, but I can just imagine when we want to put another base there, the left
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is going to flip and say, oh, your Trump wants to take over and, you know, he's abusing
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his authority.
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Well, yeah.
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And I can deal with legitimate, a constitutional authority.
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I have a number of libertarian friends, you know, original constructionists of the Constitution.
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There are some legitimate arguments there.
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And so when President Trump does his rhetorical stuff, people are going, holy cow, what have
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we got here?
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A dictator.
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But I believe he's opening the door for Secretary of State, Rubio and others to be involved
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in negotiating with the Danish because by the way, this is an incredible Elbatross financially
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for the Danish.
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They have, they spend a lot of money on helping Greenland actually maintain itself.
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I didn't even think about that.
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That's very important, but the Danish in defense of them, they're very offended by this.
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It makes sense.
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This goes back over three, four hundred years in their history, goes back to the Vikings,
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a thousand years, et cetera.
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But ultimately, if Trump is wise, I think there's a way that we can get more influence in
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Greenland.
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And we should.
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Because remember, the geopolitical machinations of the soul of Russia, which Putin is an old
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Soviet KGB man, and of China, they're up to no good in the northern part of the world
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and we need to remember that.
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Yeah.
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Amen.
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Great points.
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As we go around the world here, we've got to go, we're going to stop in New York City
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in a couple of minutes, but before we do that, let's go to Venezuela based on recent
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events, before the recent arrest and the recent headlines a couple of weeks ago, let's talk
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about fentanyl and the prison gang Trin de Aragua.
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I've got some stats that I'm going to mention and get you to talk about this because this
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flies under the radar and it's disgusting.
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Since 2021, more than 250,000 Americans have died from fentanyl and synthetic opioid overdoses.
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In 2023 alone, nearly 73,000 lives were lost.
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That's almost 200 people a day.
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Now these aren't abstract numbers.
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This is narcotics flooding into our country primarily through the southern border.
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And it's not accidental chaos.
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Venezuela and prison gang that the Trin de Aragua expanded operations into U.S. cities as
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we know since during the Biden years and they've engaged in kidnappings, extortion, human
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trafficking, violent intimidation, and we've seen some reports on that what they've done
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in Aurora, Colorado, and others.
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But let me give you a couple more stats, Jake, and I'll let you respond.
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The United States friends understand this because we don't hear this in the news.
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The U.S. has 4% approximately of the world's population, right?
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But we have 38% of the world's fentanyl consumption and get ready for this.
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I hope you're sitting down.
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65% of the world's fentanyl deaths.
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These are overdoses since 2019 in 4.5 years.
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That is, these deaths have been more than all of the casualties of World War II, Korea,
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Vietnam, Desert Storm, Desert Shield, and Afghanistan combined.
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Jake, first thing that comes to mind, oh, by the way, put the air on a hat because it
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does relate to this, okay?
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They've got a southern border there.
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Well, I mean, the reason the hat is on is three, I've been to the border a number of times
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in the past few years.
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In fact, I'll be leaving in a few weeks to go stay out there for a few months.
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I've been with Arizona ranchers, Arizona citizens right on the border, right on what they
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called the Biden hole, the Biden gap, where literally hundreds of thousands of millions
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of illegals, many of them criminals flooding through the border and spreading that poison
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all throughout the country.
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Isn't that treasonous, by the way?
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Absolutely.
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How could a president or anyone in power allow this to happen to our country?
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To have Biden and Kamala Harris and I'll just forgot his name and I'm glad I did.
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The guy who always lied and said, the border is secure, the border is not open.
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The point is they were lying through the teeth when I'm with the ranchers and they were,
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in fact, we had two times where we actually saw the cartel and they were carrying the backpacks
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full of their drugs.
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Wow.
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In fact, we wanted to go after them, but the rancher was with, grab me and said, you can't
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do that, Jake, because they literally, because one of the guys dropped their backpack when
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they saw us and went down into a creek and I wanted to go get it and he said, you can't
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do that because they got guys with high-power rifles that will shoot you because of what's
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in the bay.
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But anyways, my whole point in bringing that up is the fascinating thing about this and
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the disgusting thing about this is Gustafo Peddero of Columbia.
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He works in Cahood's, the cocaine is coming through Columbia.
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The president of China knows that the precursor for fentanyl comes from China and what do
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you think is the conduit, the launching pad for all this evil, Venezuela, Venezuela and
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Maduro.
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They did back in the 50s, there was such prosperity in Venezuela.
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They were the fourth largest DDP.
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I always get that GDP in the world, fourth bigot.
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Their income in some cases was coming close to American income in the late 50s, 1960s.
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Hugo Chavez and Maduro, they take over power 25 years ago.
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These are Marx's.
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They work in Cahood's with Gustafo Peddero of Columbia and they nationalize, or they call
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it Marxized, the oil industry, they literally destroyed 80% of its capacity produced.
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They stole the revenue so they could become millionaires, multi-millionaire billionaires.
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In essence, they also, then they turn to narco trafficking.
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They turn to the cocaine.
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They turn to the fentanyl and so Venezuela is right smack dab in the middle and it's not
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a coincidence that, believe it or not, it's going to sound strange for Latin American
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country, the Iranian and Hezbollah activists are in Venezuela, part and parcel working
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within this trade because that's the money they use to pay for Hamas, to pay for Hezbollah,
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to pay for the Houthis, that President Trump, and of course, a Marco Rubio, Secretary
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State, Marco Rubio, the first Latino, Hispanic, Secretary of State in our history.
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He is an expertness area and this is so multi-layered and fascinating because of all the evil
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things that are happening between the Ruskys, the Russians, and the Communist Chinese and
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the Iranians, and that's why we have killed many, many evil birds with one stone on this
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move.
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You mean by going down and arresting Madrid?
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Absolutely.
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So let's talk about, you used the word constitutional doctrine before in the context of Trump, but
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a lot, I've heard a couple on the liberal media outlets saying what Trump did is not
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constitutional, because he abused his power.
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Correct.
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Now, it's very interesting because how do we find time to explain all that, but we've
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got ten minutes.
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Okay.
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And we still got to talk about New York City.
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The point is, I have some dear friends of mine, good thinkers, libertarian conservatives
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that do say, but there's a constitutional issue here.
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Look, Article I gives the power to Congress to declare war.
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Article II gives the power to the President, the executive, to be Commander-Chief of the
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Army and the Navy.
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And so we've had this fight that's gone back and forth for well over 100 years of Teddy
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Roosevelt, with the Roosevelt Corollary in relationship to the Monroe Doctrine, said
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we're not going to allow these thugs to get away with that or whether the case may be
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the Spanish or other countries.
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And he utilized that.
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And when they said, well, where do you have the power to do this?
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He says Article II is Commander-Chief gives me that power.
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It could be like I said earlier, it could be Teddy Roosevelt JFK during the Cuban Missile
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Crisis.
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He didn't have, didn't have, didn't declare war.
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Harry has Truman during the Korean War.
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They didn't declare war with the Communist trying to take over the Korean Peninsula.
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George W. Bush going into Panama with Manuel Noriega, 1989.
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So presidents have gone through and it's interesting because even with the 1973 War
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Powers Act during Richard Nixon's time in relationship to the Vietnam War and they
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thought he had too much power, they passed the War Powers Act which said, well, well,
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diminish his power.
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He can initiate within 48 hours then he has to tell us.
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And he only has 60 days to be able to do his thing if troops are going to be involved
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and maybe another 30 days to pull them out safely.
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But the point is, the Supreme Court has never said it was on the unconstitutional of the
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War Powers Act.
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So many presidents, whether the Democratic Republic are always making reference to the
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War Powers Act and Trump is simply saying, I'm exercising my executive authority based
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on Article II and the War Powers Act.
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It's amazing if you look at the protests of people cheering now in Venezuela.
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The citizens there, the average citizens there are celebrating this and our media won't
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talk about that angle.
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Will they?
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You know, it's absolutely amazing to me because 8 million Venezuelans, one of them is a
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friend of mine who I've worked with at Yav called Daniel DiMartino, he's working in
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his PhD at Columbia, he was just on Fox News this morning talking about this.
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His family fled Venezuela and he says literally the people are overjoyed with what's going
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on.
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Okay.
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But in the meantime, what you see is a lot of these leftists, this is fascinating because
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the vocal crafts, the leftists, the Marxists, remember the NGOs, you know, the non-profit
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organizations, they're going around with sign saying, free muddoral, they're in downtown
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Manhattan.
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They're paid agitators, these are leftist, these are Marxist, they're furious.
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Looks good in the photo op though, for the left, for propaganda.
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Absolutely.
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But in the meantime, the people, the popular, the people of Venezuela, and by the way,
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right now what's happening is they're arresting Venezuelans all over Venezuela and they're
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looking at their phones, they're confiscating their phones because on their phones, they're
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talking to each other, going, Viva, Venezuela, Bravo, President Trump.
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And if you were involved in supporting that, they're now going to arrest you or they're
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watching you.
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So the point is we're in a very tenuous, very, you know, tough situation where Venezuelans,
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they need support.
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So hopefully maybe Dominican Republic, El Salvador, possibly Argentinian troops because the
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language is very important here, can get involved when the next election comes up and
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maybe Maria Maduro can be elected and they can bring true, liberate, true freedom to
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Venezuela.
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Okay, Jake, in the last six minutes we've got a, we can't run out of time before we talk
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about New York City and the election of Mamdani and this guy is trouble.
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It's a sad reflection of New Yorkers that he was elected.
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But I think a lot of that was paid propaganda and they really didn't know.
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He was a communist, maybe socialism sounds good until you actually try to apply it, right?
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And unless you look at world history, but there's so much ignorance.
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But the language he was using about collectivism and versus individualism was very fascinating.
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Would you care to speak about that and what's going on in New York City?
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Look, I understand you used word ignorance and they didn't know.
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Unfortunately, I think a lot of them did know.
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Sadly, as you and I have taught, Dr. Duke, who has his wonderful Dr. Duke show, teaches
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and talks about quite a bit on his shows, unfortunately, many, many, and I hate to be a generational
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pick on guy because I'm always okay, boomer, you know, the old man doesn't know much.
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But there's, there's sadly a significant number within the zoomer generation and the millennial
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generation where they, they have gravitated towards socialism because it promises so much
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of this utopic lifestyle that can maybe finally afford a home and it's going to make equality
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for all.
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And so if you look at the demographic numbers within the five burles of New York City,
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especially within the Manhattan area, they significantly voted for him knowing that he
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has a profound track record of Marxism.
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And by the way, he's a blend of Marxism and Jihad Islam people, he was sworn in on the
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Quran and he knows exactly what he's doing.
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And by the way, it's why he's furious that Maduro of all cities is a New York city.
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He's a New York state and he is one of these leftists that didn't want Trump to stop
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what was going on in Latin America and keep your eyes on him because I know the city council
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has a lot of power, but if he can implement even 20% of what he wants to do, New Yorkers
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are going to flee New York like Venezuela's fled Venezuela.
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We'll see a lot is yet to be determined to see how this plays out, how much power he's
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actually able to unleash.
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And if there's going to be any restraint there, but let's talk about Minneapolis St.
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Paul and the Somali chaos there.
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And where they, you know, some people are watching the news and going, how did they get
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all this money all these years to do whatever?
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And it didn't go to the people that really needed help or didn't go to an authentic day
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care or something like that.
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People are fed up with some of this, but yeah, these are pockets, Dearborn, Minneapolis and
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Texas is growing in the mosques down there.
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But what do you think is going to happen to Minneapolis?
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Well, you know, I have a number of friends who have left either Minneapolis or St. Paul
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when they went through the whole, remember I wrote the book, Mob rule in 2020.
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And you saw the lies and distortion of what really want.
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You saw the burning down the buildings, the attacking of people, black, white, brown
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and all colors in between were attacked simply because they got into the way of the mob.
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And to see people like Kamala Harris and the mayor of Minneapolis and other Dignity,
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a Keith Ellison, the lover of Antifa, and to see all of them support that insanity that
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was going on.
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Lawlessness.
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Lawlessness.
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To see the mayor, what's his name?
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The mayor of Minneapolis out there, get out of Minneapolis.
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It is gone to hell in a hand basket that beautiful city of Minneapolis, where now you're having
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more mob rule, that activist that was shot.
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She was a political, hard core left wing activist, LGBT advocate activist, that an essence
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was going after that ICE agent.
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And it's just, it's absolutely a shame and it's happening across the country that way.
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Well, the rhetoric, and we've only got a minute and a half here, Jake.
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But even since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the rhetoric of the left has not changed.
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Democrat leaders are still saying they're a Gestapo, they're putting down ICE agents,
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they're saying, you know, don't do what they say.
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They're trying to dox them.
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This is really a rebellion against law and order, isn't it?
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It absolutely is.
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No, it absolutely is in it.
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And that's why I look, not a perfect president, no president ever is.
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But I'd rather side with the president, who stands strong on the rule of law, has a strong
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secretary of war, Pete Heggsett, has a brilliant, strong secretary of state, Marco Rubio, excuse
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me, the people behind him national security, his advocacy for obeying the law, respecting
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the police, closing the border, stopping criminal elements, poisoning our children throughout
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the country.
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I'll stand with that before I'll stand with leftism and wokeism.
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All right.
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So you're going to take some time off and get some rest and relax in Arizona.
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I'm a little bit envious, although I love the snow, but we'll keep in touch with you.
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And I know also friends, you've been seeing the promotion for the World View Matters
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Conference, Dr. Jake Jacobs is one of the speakers.
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Oh, I can't wait.
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Do that.
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May first and second.
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You'll be back in Wisconsin.
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I'll be back.
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I'll be back.
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I can be back from my my grandson's first birthday on April 17th.
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Awesome.
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Awesome.
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Mine is the 19th, by the way.
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Oh, fantastic.
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So friends, freedomproject.com.
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One nation, you can catch up with Jake and he talks about so many other issues, but it was
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fun to talk about the globe and geopolitics and what's going on in the country.
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And just things, the media really doesn't touch on and your perspective.
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Thanks for your time, brother.
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Okay, by the way, the song, when I look at the globe, the song, he's got the whole world
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in his hands comes to my heart.
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Praise God.
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Well, thank you, friends.
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God bless you.
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And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that I have.