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World At WAR w/Dean Ryan 'The Road to Obama' · Real Deal Media

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Seeing some wild wild electrical storms here on the East Coast.
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Locals have said it's unusual. Very Armageddon doomsday ish
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kind of feel to it. So day #3 I should say night #3
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no moon. What in Hades is going on here?
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Something ain't right. And that's a cut.
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That's probably the quickest info we've had in our history.
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Welcome, everybody, to REAL Deal Media's World at War.
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I am your World at War late night host Dean Ryan And what a
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hell of a Monday it's been. And welcome everybody.
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What a hell of a Monday it's been.
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Tonight's episode is called The Road to Obama.
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Road to Obama Rd. we've been talking about for years now.
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And in fact, it was the road to the Clintons, then it was the
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road to Hillary, then it was the road to Obama.
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But this time it's for real. We're gonna be getting into that
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here tonight. There's so much jam packed news
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that I'm just about ready to quit because I can't take it
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anymore. I cannot take it.
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We're in the midst of a Mercury retrograde.
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Yes, we are where things are acting up, things are acting
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weird, and people are starting to howl at the moon, and I'm one
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of them. You can count me in on that
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here. Tonight, we're going to be
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getting into Obama and we're going to be talking about all
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the weird anomalies that are now happening in wake of the Epstein
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scandal that never was, that never came out, that we just
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shouldn't care about because our support is no longer needed yet.
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Can you believe that? Yeah, there's a lot of fallout.
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There's a lot of moving actions. And somebody even said to me, is
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Obama the red meat for, dare I say, the D word, distraction.
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Distraction could very well be, could very well be.
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We're going to be talking about that and what that entails.
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Because, you know, just when you thought it was a Dan Bongino who
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liked hot dogs, well, guess again.
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The king of hot dogs himself is in the crosshairs in the
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crosshairs. OK, we're also going to be
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talking about a whole slew of other things, some of them being
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well, the international world is things are going on fire.
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But some new updates on the price of the financials.
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I, I think as we get closer to the big collapse here, the
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blackouts, the 50 days of dark hell, the financial Armageddon's
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things are moving big time. And you need to know and I'm
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going to tell you all about the surges in gold, silver and
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crypto 'cause we have to have our eyes on the prize.
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So we're going to be talking about that.
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Plus, in addition to the Obama scandal, well, the Bunter hiding
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character, yes, the son of the man who's been dead for about
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almost 10 years now is coming back out of the graveyard
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himself to tell us something that, well, you don't really
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have to explain about his father who was drugged up during the
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last election. He was drugged up during the
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last election. This is news to me.
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I mean, I would have never thought he seemed like a very
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coherent man who just happens to wear a prosthetic mask.
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So we'll be talking about what Bunter Hayden's saying to all of
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us. We'll see if we can pay
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attention. And how is he not in jail yet?
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How is he not in jail? I almost always in jail.
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Also, there's now a new claim about some sick diagnosis
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happening to Donald Trump. Yeah, that he's saying is coming
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from, people are saying, coming from the radical left, which
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explains a lot of things. I also have some great news
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about Utah and places like Utah getting rid of the Chinese.
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That's right. One chopstick at a time.
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In this case, yes, the land ownership is a thing of the
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past. You can yank that and just well
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see how easy it can be done. We're going to be talking about
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that here tonight and some other weird salacious things coming
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from George W Bush's daughter, who I forgot was even still
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around. She's coming out of the
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woodworks. Tulsi Gabbard's coming out of
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the woodworks. I mean, I have so many surprises
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here tonight. A lot of people who you thought
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were dead, murdered, killed or alive, while you're going to be
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surprised here tonight. Also, major news coming out of
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the Vatican over there in Rome. The pits of hell has spoken.
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We need to listen what they're saying now about Israel because
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we are all ears, just like Netanyahu, as well as 27 nations
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who are now speaking out against it.
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What does it mean? What does it entail?
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And why does the UK have another dead person who's now related to
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William and Harry, who's just a cousin who's dead and some major
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showbiz news we have a major deaths report about.
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But also, in closing, we're talking about some really great
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news for accountabilities now and pesticides, for your food,
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for your love, for your vote. And Pepsi might be going the way
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of, well, the RFK Junior Buffalo in a good way.
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And that might be good news for all you soda drinkers out there.
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And yeah, I mean, I love Tab. I'm still drinking Tab.
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I don't know about you. I just, I love Tab and
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everything about the 80s 'cause this decade's killing me.
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And also major news coming from Mark Zuckerberg.
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The man who is rumoured to be human is now taking more land,
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more land in Hawaii. How convenient, how rude and
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just how satanic. The whole thing and just
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everything. Before we get started, we are
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broadcasting live on Realdio Mania's Graveyard over there at
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Dean Ryan TV on YouTube, as well as the real Dean Ryan on
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Facebook and Rumble. You know, I got to say before we
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do get started, this happened again.
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This is, you might have heard we are in retro Mercury retrograde.
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Everything's going haywire just today for the second time.
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And This is why I'm a little flustered today and I woke up on
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the wrong side of the bed. As they said, Real Deal Media
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has been targeted and cancelled again by our web host payment
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processor once again, Stripe. Yes, we can no longer support
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your business. After conducting a further
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able to accept payments or accept moving forward.
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So this is the lowest form of censorship now is they're going
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at their de banking people. Now remember what I shared with
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everybody as well as the people in national news is there's now
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a new information of War Department ran by little Marco
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Rubio, who's made a list of who's been naughty and nice.
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And he's coming after people right now as they gear up to go
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have a war with Iran. So they're debanking yours truly
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right here. Once again.
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This is the second time it happened three years ago when we
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had a a radical Aussie guy and a radical Canadian guy that got me
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cancelled. Now it's happening again.
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And, and let me tell you, I'm I'm pissed.
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So pissed. I could turn green and wear
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purple shorts, that kind of thing.
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So anyways, let's get started with some real deal headlines
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from around the world and in your neck of the hellish woods.
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Well, let's get started, shall we?
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And as you can see, my penthouse here, I just love it.
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Don't you love it. I I just have to give some
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credit to that. And anyways, excuse me,
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somebody, my ballet's here. Anyways, let's get started here
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with some real headlines and let's not waste any more of your
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time as it's precious. We'll get this now.
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Alaska Airlines grounds all flights after an IIT.
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A technical outage disrupts the systems once again.
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We, we, we saw this weeks and weeks ago and months ago.
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And Boeing is saying, wait a minute, if we're supposed to be
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the 1 Downing plans, how do Alaska get to do this?
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Well, let's find out now. Is this coming out of out of the
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New York Post? Yeah, that's right.
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Alaska Airlines, who has a, a Christine reputation?
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Yes, they do. Also, they have 8 to one men to
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women ratio. That's a different story.
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And all the Alaska Airlines now is granting all of its flights
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for nearly three hours just last night, leaving worried
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passengers quote, shaken amid the ongoing travel chaos.
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Well, the airline has now put out a statement.
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I don't know if you got it on your phones.
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Well, this the that quote temporary system wide ground
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stomps for Alaska Airlines and all Horizon Air flights.
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So this happened for about 5 hours late last night.
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If you blinked you might have missed it.
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They also said the ground stop has been lifted in our quote
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operations have resumed as well as our honey roasted peanuts
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that are free until they're not until they're about 599 a pump.
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Further explanation on this is now underway.
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I'm sure we'll reach a conclusion very soon.
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Many passengers said this is the reason why we don't fly a lot.
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And now you know, I'll tell you we're coming up on the back to
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school season. So the, the air travel and
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travels in general are about to pick up big time.
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And This is why people are afraid to fly.
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Can you see that? Well, Speaking of that, well,
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look at this one here. Well, now Pepco restores service
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in DuPont Airport over there Circle neighborhood for the
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third time. There's now some weird outages
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happening in DC right now. This has been one of the
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weirdest summers on record. But let me tell you more about
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this now as the ongoing power outages over there in Washington
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DC is now up ticking. Well, the numerous dew point
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circle neighborhoods around the airport woke up Sunday morning
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to a now familiar issue. The power was out again.
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Well, according to people are familiar with the matter,
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they're saying this is the fifth time, the 4th time they stopped
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counting until they don't have to count anymore because in this
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case, they're said that the underlying problem was caused by
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just outages glitch in the system.
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According to the Pepco website, as of noon yesterday, 28% of the
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customers over there in DC, well, yes, they were out with
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power or out of a power outage that is, rather.
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Here's a quote. They said these equipment
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issues, along with increased demand for the summer heat to
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the the intermediate storms have placed increase on load on the
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electric system, prompting a series of protective actions to
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prevent larger, more widespread outages and fears.
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Somebody who's familiar with the explanation said they'll have
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more for their 1800 plus customers hopefully by the end
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of the week. Well, we'll make sure we hold
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our breath around here because there's always follow
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follow-ups, aren't they? Well, here's a very creepy
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story. And well, you might have in this
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case, are you an organ donor? I should be asking, Well, get
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this now. Organ donor retrieval reforms
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ordered after some donors showed signs of life.
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So if you're an organ donor and you get scooped up by the EMTs
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on the side of your car and they see your driver's license, they
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go, oh, he, he's going to donate his organs and then you happen
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to be alive to knock you out and they say take his organs anyway,
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we need them. Well, that's changing now.
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We'll get this now. Health and Human Services over
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there ran by Bobby Kennedy Junior, announced changes to the
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nation's organ transplant system Monday.
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Finally, finally, that gut pain I had in the back of my head is
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just now gone. Citing recent findings that the
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process of removing organs has on some occasions, begun even
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when donors showed signs of life.
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Yeah, or how about that? Are just alive.
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You know, you can't be taking out my appendix and my just
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lower bowels when I'm having a conversation with you.
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Well, one of the federally charted nonprofit groups known
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as the Oregon Procurement Organizations, the OPO, Don't
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you know? Are you down with OPO?
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Well, the coordinate of the donation process over there in
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Kentucky is parts of Ohio and yes, even West Virginia where
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they eat your organs will face a decertification as if it fails
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to follow protocols that regulate when an organ can be
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extracted from a dead patient versus when an organ can be
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extracted from a guy who's very, very well alive.
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Well, the announcement comes, which heads this Tuesday
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morning, coming tomorrow for new safety breaches in the organ
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donation system as it seems to be flawed to those who've had
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their organs removed and are no longer with us.
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So that's a sign of the times, a very positive sign.
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And we're so grateful for that, aren't we?
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And This is why I don't donate my organs to anybody.
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You got that, nobody. Well, Speaking of organs and I
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hope you didn't lose your lunch, but in case you didn't, well now
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you might have noticed beef prices are going up.
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Just when you thought it was eggs and eggs alone.
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Will guess again that beef shish kebab is a little more than it
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used to be. Kind of sticking with the food
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endemic world. While now beef prices are on the
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rise and some say are the new eggs of today.
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Yes, beef prices are now claimed to be soaring.
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The last time Americans likely noticed a spike in price in
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groceries at the store was when eggs reached record highs.
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That's right. Since then, egg prices have
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fallen after the deadly avian flu outbreak, wink wink, which
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was contained and producers built back better for a built
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back supply. Well, now beef prices are
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hitting records now rising almost 9% since January alone
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according to the Department of Agriculture.
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And all the vegetarians that are new to the world while retailing
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at, get this now, $9.26 a pound. June's consumer price index
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showed that steak and ground ground beef prices are up a
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whopping 12.4% and a 10.3% respectively over the last year
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alone. Well, here's what Michael
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Swanson, who is definitely familiar with the chief
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agriculture economist with that Wells Fargo.
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Well, he said that beef is way more complicated than eggs.
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End of story. Well, thank you, Michael
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Swanson. I would love to just slap you
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silly with the steak, but I can't afford it.
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So this is what's happening now. This is where they're getting,
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they're getting people, they're debanking you, they're upping
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the food prices. You're supposed to just trust
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the farmer and trust his science.
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Get now. Even mayonnaise is $8.50.
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What is going on here? This is 1 expensive American
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entree continuing now. While that's not the only thing
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going up, we'll get this now. Gold is reaching record highs
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once again. Once again, gold is now
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predicted to surge $3600 just this year alone after recent
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pullbacks and hints of lower interest rates incoming.
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Well, there's some good news in this.
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And if I had our our gold link, I send it to you, but they won't
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get back to me. Well, in this case now as
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central banks aggressively print the money and we're going to
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hyperinflation, a desperate bid to prop up failing economies.
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We've seen it all before. Well, here's what we know now
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and then I want to talk about your 4O1K.
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Are you secured? Do you have gold in your future?
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Do you have gold in your past? We'll pay attention to the
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following. Well, despite recent price dips,
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gold is a forecast to soar now over $3600 as geopolitical
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tensions and dollar devaluations.
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Well, it's no mystery they're accelerating.
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Well, central banks are secretly stockpiling gold and ladies
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undergarments while suppressing gold in disruptive straps for
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the unprepared investors. Will the feds?
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Looming rate cuts will unleash gold's next bull run.
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They're saying, yeah, bulls and bears, you've heard those terms
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before, Reinforcing its status. The only true safe haven asset.
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Well, physical gold ownership alone, get this now, is at a
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record high. But we're now hearing whispers
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that we're going to see gold back paper currency in the very
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near future. Well, this is great.
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This is coming at a time where the Fed is cutting rates as
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inflation spikes and peaks. Well, so does gold, and so does
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the populace in their information and education about
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the reasons they need to get gold.
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And that is just some real deal headlines for you.
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God I wish I would have kept that gold, but they're always
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stealing me Lucky gold, aren't they?
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Let's get to some real deal politics, shall we?
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Please. Real geopolitics just the way
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you like it, over easy and a little crisp on the side.
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Well, let's get to our feature story here tonight about the
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road to Obama. As you can see plainly right
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there. And I really love this picture
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because it shows the true Groundhog that he is, whether
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he's safe to come out or not or if he is still on restriction or
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if he's just dead like Biden. We're not too sure on that, but
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get this now as this is quite pressing.
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Well, you might have seen this over the weekend.
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Donald Trump posted a video, an AI video I must say, that's
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depicting an arrest of not Donald Trump, but Barack Obama
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and the imprisonment, imprisonment of one of the most
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popular presidents in modern history.
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Although he's becoming the most unpopular presidents in modern
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history. Well, Trump shared a video as
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part of a pro MAGA TikTok user to his Truth Social video and
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people are saying it's very insensitive, inappropriate in
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kind of cold and blemished. Oh yeah?
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Well, in case you missed it, here it is.
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It's in the key of C#. Try to keep up with the changes.
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I was really getting into that, I tell you.
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I must say, well, This is why this is happening right now.
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Tulsi Gabbard, who has come out of the obscurity cupboard has
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now spoken, in case you missed it.
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Well, this is what's happening now.
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Well, this is a quote. Obama administration whipped up
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Russia investigation in treasonous conspiracy Tulsi
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Gabbard now says that's right. The Obama administration knew
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before and after the 2016 election that Russia did not
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affect the voters outcome through cyberattacks, according
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to a bombshell document released by the Trump administration just
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days ago. Will the Director of the
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National Intelligence, DNI, Tulsi Gabbard, who made public
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more than 100 pages now of emails, memos and other records
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cataloguing what she called Obama's officials, quote,
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conspiracy to subvert President Trump's 2016 victory?
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Well, that's a hell of a title. Well, both before and after the
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Democrat Hillary Clinton's loss, someone else who was reportedly
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dead or and if not, looks dead. Well, the US intelligence
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community assessed that Russia played no significant role
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influencing the election. Well, I mean, they spent $10,000
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on marketing these Russian hackers back then.
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Are you saying that didn't sway anything?
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This is so shocking and so 2000 late.
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Well among the documents was September 12th, 2016
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Intelligence community assessment that determine get
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this now. Foreign adversaries do not have
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and will probably not obtain the capabilities to successfully
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execute widespread and undetected cyberattacks on
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election infrastructure. Meaning they can't be debanked
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only I can. That's right.
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The DNI at the time James, I have the clap Clapper.
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Well, he concluded that quote, foreign adversaries do not use
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cyberattacks on election infrastructure.
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So they had all these things piled away underneath their
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pillows with all the other dead bodies right next to Seth Rich.
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Other findings in this incredible treasure trove well
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prepared the following day for Obama's presidential daily brief
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only pointed that quote likely hacking of an Illinois voter
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registration database. That's the only thing that's the
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discrepancy here. Now Clapper at the time then
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spearheaded after those findings were surpassed by then FBI head
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director James Comedy. Yes.
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Mr. Tutal said it was going to quote dissent from the drafts
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conclusion based on some new guidance.
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Yeah. BuzzFeed.
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BuzzFeed So Clapper then spearheaded alternative
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intelligence reports claiming that the Kremlin orchestrated
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hackings of the DNC, the Democratic National Committee,
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Yeah, the Democratic National Committee, thousands of which
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were later posted online at that time, if you recall, by
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WikiLeaks and intervene in the presidential contest in favor of
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Trump. Now, isn't this great?
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Also, if you recall in WikiLeaks at that time, it came out that
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Stephen Colbert was taking directives on his show from
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Hillary Clinton. Did we see where this all in?
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Now he's going bye bye. And then John Lieberwitz, AKA
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Jon Stewart, he's going next. Wow.
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It's the small wins that I just based in.
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Well, also several officials now including CIA Director and the
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creator of Barack Obama, John Brennan, Doctor Frankenstein, as
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I've always referred to him over the years, Secretary of State,
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the man who is always in Antarctica, John Kerry, FBI
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Deputy Director Andrew McCabe. Well, they all met at the White
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House December 9th, 2016, where Obama began quote tasking each
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to look into Russian election meddling.
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Wow. Wow.
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White House Chief of staff at the time, Dennis McDonough,
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National Security Advisor Susan Rice, Attorney General Loretta
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Lynch, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson also
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attended the meeting. Now this is also at the time you
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must remember when it was said that Obama signed an executive
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order to pretty much give all immunity to himself and his
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cabinet. It was the said to be the last
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executive order he signed before they left the Oval Office and it
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was bugged to high heaven. So the 44th President ordered a
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new intelligence assessment from the CIAFBINSADHS with
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comprehensive information about Russia's activities related to
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U.S. presidential race by as early as January that following
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year. Now an assessment which ended up
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including the since debunk dossier produced former MI6 spy
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Christopher Steele. This is incredible.
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This is incredible. Now an executive assistant for
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Clapper who wrote in an e-mail later that day.
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They said tools Moscow use and actions it took in to influence
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the the the election. So they had nothing.
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They cooked this whole thing up and it's now coming back to bite
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them. Wow.
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Now early and Fast forward now, because we've all lived through
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the Russian collusion, I was affected by IT.
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People I know were affected by it.
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If Fast forward now now the new CIA director and the current
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stenographer for Israel, Mr. John Radcliffe released a
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bombshell review of the 2016 assessment assessment that
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concluded that John Clapper John Brennan comedy deliberately
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corrupted the entire well orchestrated sloppy to some
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motivation for Russians to hack the election independent on
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Donald Trump as a political motive.
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Now the Trump Justice Department later launched an investigation
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into Brennan comedy for potential criminal violations,
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which is now ongoing. Gabbard said in the statement
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today that she was forwarding the records to the Department of
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Justice to quote, deliver the accountability that President
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Trump, his family and the American people deserve.
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Wow. She also concluded saying that
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their goal was to subvert the will of the American people and
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enact what was essentially a years long coup, coup d'etat,
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with the objective of trying to usurp a president of the United
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States from fulfilling the mandate bestowed upon him by the
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American people. Can you imagine this is
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happening? But wait, there's more.
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A lot of things are being now unearthed about what we are now
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living through today. That's right.
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In fact, this next piece here, I believe Glenn Beck did this a
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while ago. But pay attention to the
27:21
documents that Obama was involved in, in the crimes he
27:25
was involved in, in setting us up where we are today, which was
27:28
supposed to be managed by Hillary Clinton.
27:32
And Obama said something very, very key up to the pandemic.
27:36
In fact, check this out. We'll discuss after.
27:39
This is 153 pages of the confidential agreement between
27:46
Moderna and the US government, and it goes back to 2015.
27:55
Jason, what was happening in 2015?
27:58
Frankenstein coronavirus? That's right, the same time,
28:02
Doctor Barrick and Dr. XI published their paper on the new
28:06
Frankenstein coronavirus. In fact, let's skip down to page
28:10
104. It shows that the NIH and
28:14
Moderna were collaborating with Doctor Barrick.
28:18
Wow. His signature is on page one O 6
28:22
of the material transfer agreement.
28:25
But let's get back up to the top of the specific agreement.
28:30
The NIH appears to be transferring the mRNA tech to
28:35
Doctor Barrick, but look what they want to make clear.
28:39
Quote mRNA coronavirus vaccine candidates developed and jointly
28:46
owned by the NIAID and Moderna. I'm sorry, I mean, I've seen
28:55
ulterior motives before, but usually you see them coming.
28:59
Did you know that the government Co owns the vaccine?
29:03
Oh, by the way, this is not part of the Trump's thing.
29:07
This is. This is not part of that.
29:09
This is. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm ready
29:13
to solve the puzzle. We are now finding out that
29:15
Barack Obama is behind the mRNA miracle jabs.
29:22
This is a wild cannonball run we are all part of and I can't, I
29:27
don't even know where to start. Just to just to review what we
29:30
just saw there because a lot of stuff is becoming unearthed.
29:34
That's why if you go on X and a lot of these other platforms,
29:37
you're seeing a lot of new footage come out about 911.
29:40
It's all coming out of this man in the road to Obama.
29:44
He is the target now. He is the target.
29:48
This is unbelievable. So, yeah, so that's happening.
29:52
And I don't even know what to say about this.
29:54
But we're going to continue now as we have a long way to go in a
29:57
short time to get there as now someone else is coming out about
30:00
someone who's been dead or soon to be dead.
30:02
Well, that's going to bring us now to Hunter Biden, who's now
30:06
giving us a very detailed insight on his father, saying
30:11
Hunter Biden said that his dad was on Ambien.
30:14
Others say he was just dead. But let's hear about his alibi
30:16
first. This is quite stunning because
30:19
you're going to see a lot more things come out about Biden, who
30:22
the people behind him may turn on Barack Obama.
30:26
However that narrative is shipped and shaped.
30:28
We'll get this now. Well, this is quite a stark
30:32
contrast between what we just now learned and now as Hunter
30:35
Biden now says that his dad, Joe, he goes.
30:38
It's Joe Ryan. Yeah, That guy was on Ambien
30:41
during the disastrous 2024 debate with Donald Trump.
30:44
Yes, it's true. Well, Sleepy Joe, as he was
30:47
called, dead guy to others, mass bandit, you name it.
30:51
Well, Hunter Biden now claimed in a new interview that his
30:53
father's disastrous performance last year at the debate with
30:56
Donald Trump was due to part of. Well, he popped a few ambience.
31:00
What's the big whoop? Here's a quote.
31:03
He's quote. I know exactly what happened in
31:06
that debate, Hunter said. He said that my dad was on
31:09
Ambien. What are you going to do?
31:10
He flew around the world. He's 81 years old.
31:13
He's tired. They gave him Ambien to go to
31:14
sleep and he gets up on stage and looks like a deer in
31:18
headlights. Oh, he looked like a deer who
31:21
went to the taxidermy and was embalmed in headlights, just to
31:25
be clear on that. Well, it's unclear.
31:27
It's been unclear if it's unclear whether exactly the
31:29
elderly 46th president allegedly consumed the sleep aid willingly
31:34
or willfully or unknowingly, which has increased the risk of
31:37
side effects to drowsiness in patients who are older than 70.
31:41
And God, I can use them now. Well, debate that killed Biden's
31:44
quest for re election is now being blamed on Ambien while
31:48
others are blaming those around him as his now son is trying to
31:51
do damage control. And all of the rest of us, while
31:54
they blame, they blame the fact that the guy has been dead.
31:58
You can't give Ambien to a corpse.
32:01
Come on, Bunter. Speaking of that, moving on now.
32:07
Well, now the GOP. Speaking of health, the GOP
32:10
Senator Tammy Tuberville says radical leftist made from sick
32:15
after diagnosis goes public. That's right.
32:19
And that bloating feeling you had at lunch with Democrats the
32:22
other day, While that didn't come by accident, you got to
32:26
check if they're putting laxative in your salad dressing.
32:28
In this case, they might be. Well, let's hear about it here.
32:31
We'll get this now. We now found out that Donald
32:34
Trump who regularly indulges in McDonald's and who doesn't, you
32:38
know, I mean, you got to really hate yourself to do so these
32:41
days. But sometimes you might.
32:43
Well, he's scoffed about exercising.
32:45
He's not a big exerciser. And what he doesn't need to be,
32:48
He's very fit. Well, according to a senator,
32:52
Tommy Tuberville, who loves a Big Mac and a new apple pie
32:56
slightly warm from McDonald's. Well, he said there can only be
32:59
one true explanation for the president's recent health
33:02
concerns and apparently it has to do with the lunatic left.
33:06
That's absolutely correct, everybody.
33:08
He is now cracked the code, not so much the Da Vinci Code, but
33:12
the code for McDonald's and what it takes to fight the radical
33:15
left. Cooperville alleged that Trump's
33:17
health condition could stem from him fighting the radicals.
33:20
He's saying that, quote, the pressure of somebody like a
33:22
President Donald Trump has right now, not just from the outside
33:25
entities all over the world, but also fighting radicals in this
33:28
country. We might get a little tension.
33:31
Every day is almost like a fistfight.
33:34
And he's making progress. We just need to win more and
33:36
more people to understand what's going on around here.
33:39
Give the president who has been said he has hypertension, in
33:43
case you don't know, and he's a little stressed, high blood
33:45
pressure and and quite frankly, so am I by the time of this
33:48
broadcast. So that's you know, I mean,
33:51
they're really scraping for shrouds here.
33:54
I don't know if people are buying into that one.
33:57
Now continuing on here. Well, that brings us now to
33:59
Utah. This is a great story and it
34:01
just shows you how easy it can be.
34:04
Let me tell you about this now is Utah is blocking land
34:08
purchases by China and what a concept of that is.
34:11
You go, you go to China, try to buy some land, see how that
34:14
works out for you. That's right.
34:17
Well, this is coming out of natural news.
34:18
Let me tell you about it now is now just a Utah governor Spencer
34:22
Cox, right? The Spencer Cox of the walk was
34:26
announced thing just the other day.
34:28
The Utah government had blocked a land purchase near Provo
34:32
airport by the Cyrus aircraft which is majority owned by get
34:36
this now Chinese state owned defense contractors.
34:39
What in Sam Hill are they talking about here?
34:42
Well the parent company of the AVIC is tied to China's military
34:46
and appears on multiple U.S. Federal watch list just like
34:49
yours truly. So I have a lot in common with
34:51
the state owned Chinese. What is banned from federal
34:54
contracts due to national security rest.
34:57
That's right, count me again. Well the decision was made under
35:00
Utah's new law from last year. Law HB 516 for all those who
35:05
keep record, which prohibits land purchases by entities
35:09
linked to foreign adversaries like China, Russia, Iran, North
35:12
Korea and maybe even the American people.
35:14
Soon we'll see how it plays out while companies violating HP 516
35:18
must divest within one year or face state seizure of the
35:23
property, with proceeds going to Utah's general fund.
35:28
And what a hell of a general that is now and closing now.
35:31
Cox praised the Utah Legislature and Representative Candace
35:35
Perusi for their role in passing the law, while emphasizing
35:39
Utah's leadership and confronting foreign influence at
35:43
the state level. What a hero of the day will
35:47
someone who's definitely not the hero of a day.
35:49
Well, well, excuse me, is a hero of the day.
35:53
That's the next story. This is a continuing the hero
35:55
theme. Well, Thomas Massie is back.
35:57
We'll look at what Thomas Massie is saying.
35:59
Representative Congressman Thomas Massie over there from
36:02
Kentucky saying if the executive branch won't release phase two
36:05
of the Epstein files, we will. Americans deserve transparency
36:09
in victims deserve justice. Yes, they do.
36:12
Here's Thomas Massie. Moments ago I was.
36:16
Wondering with the paralysis in the Rules Committee, it seems
36:19
like they're not going to be meeting again today because of
36:21
the Epstein amendments. Have you chatted with anybody
36:25
about that at this? Point.
36:26
Well it wouldn't really matter. Their Epstein bill resolution is
36:31
non binding so it's kind of fake.
36:34
The the resolution that I have Co sponsored with Ro Khanna
36:39
would actually bring up legislation that would be
36:41
binding on the President. Your understanding that that
36:44
will ripen the day after lawmakers get back from August
36:46
recess? Yeah.
36:47
Unfortunately, we have 6 days and we needed seven days for the
36:52
discharge petition to ripen before we could bring this up
36:56
before the August recess. So we'll have to bring it up
36:59
after the August recess. But the good news is the speaker
37:03
has no interest in keeping us here one extra day.
37:08
Yeah, so you have Speaker Mike Johnson, Mr. Father of the Year,
37:12
who's saying they're going to get to the bottom of these files
37:14
and, you know, they're going to whitewash it and you know
37:16
exactly how this is going to go. So much so there's so much
37:20
pressure from Israel. Did I say that that even the not
37:24
so great one. Yeah, Mark Levin and the whole
37:27
lot, they're trying to prevent these files from coming out.
37:29
I I can't understand. You can't waste our time.
37:33
On Epstein and other stuff that are going on here that some
37:36
people want us to focus on, I'm about had it with all that
37:39
stuff. We better focus on who we are,
37:42
what we're doing, where we want to take the country and what
37:45
they want to do to the country, Mr. Speaker.
37:47
God bless you, my friend. I appreciate you very, very
37:49
much. You too, Mark.
37:51
Thanks for all you do God bless. Yeah, and we're going to prevent
37:56
these files from coming out. We're going to stop here.
37:58
We're going to get here. Listen here.
37:59
I'm going to get you. I'm going to get you.
38:01
This guy is pure evil. And then meanwhile, you just
38:04
see, you see Mike Johnson going. Yeah, thanks, Mark.
38:07
Yeah, that is so disgusting. It is like so evangelical gay.
38:13
I can't even understand this. OK, so let's move on here.
38:16
Finally, here is real deal politics is now just coming to a
38:20
shocking ending here. Well, every just to Jenna Bush.
38:24
Yes, the descendant of Aleister Crowley, who is the descendant
38:28
of Barbara Bush, who is supposedly a man or a woman.
38:32
Excuse me. I'm so sorry I'm so cynical
38:36
today. Quite spicy.
38:37
Well, get this now, Jenna Bush, a slam by New York City dad for
38:42
body shaming after today splashes his Speedo picks on
38:45
national TV. I This is a silly story, but it
38:47
just goes to show ladies that men can be body shamed too.
38:51
And This is why I don't go to the beach anymore because of
38:54
people like Jenna Bush. This is just a dad who's just
38:57
trying to enjoy a day at the beach with his kids.
39:01
Granted, his choice is a little different, but he was just
39:04
trying to fit in. And I guess you're not allowed
39:07
to do that. So screw you, Jenna Bush.
39:12
Anyways, we're going to have to take this quick break when we
39:15
get back here. When we get back here, we have a
39:17
lot more to get to, and some of that is going to be in the
39:20
international world. This is some big movement
39:23
happening in the Vatican with Israel.
39:26
Yeah. Poland.
39:27
Who's in the news? You have the rise of something
39:30
happening in Japan and it's not Godzilla.
39:34
You also have the Trump UK visit just around the corner and
39:38
people are going crazy. Crazy enough that one of the
39:40
cousins now in the Windsors is dead.
39:42
You don't want to miss that. Plus some showbiz and health
39:45
news right here at World at War. The number one late night shadow
39:48
band show in the world. We'll be back after this quick
39:52
message. Jim attempts to date again in
41:00
2025 and the following happens. A.
41:04
Gets frustrated with all the toxic masculinity talk and
41:07
punches out a millennial. Or is it B goes on a date and
41:11
starts reminiscing on his old marine days.
41:14
Ask his date if she wants to go to a titty bar.
41:18
OK. That might be the answer right
41:23
there. We may not have to go any
41:24
further. Is It C recites French poetry
41:27
and begins to develop a French accent that never goes away?
41:30
Or is it Finally Dee realizes everyone is Miracle Jab and
41:34
decides to read the paperback edition of War and Peace?
41:39
Wow. OK, Jim Fetzer, tell us what
41:42
happens On this date in 2025. If you could, well, I'd go on a
41:45
date and after a couple of Moscow mules, I'd start
41:48
reminiscing about my little Marine Corps days and how much I
41:50
enjoy Timmy Bar. None.
42:45
The road to Obama. Welcome back, everybody.
42:48
I am still Dean Ryan, who is your cruise director, cruising
42:51
with you at midnight and beyond here.
42:53
I'm still here in the East Coast.
42:54
Yes. I missed my flight.
42:55
Can you believe it? I missed it because it got
42:57
cancelled. And I am here just a little
42:59
longer, but as I'm waiting in this Mercury retrograde, in case
43:05
you just got here. Yeah, Realty media has been
43:07
debanked once again. Can you believe it?
43:11
I've been debanked. I am the I'm just the red headed
43:14
stepchild of this world. I'm the man in a world of soup,
43:18
carrying a fork as they've said. But we're still kicking with all
43:21
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43:56
OK, let's get back to the main thing here as the road to Obama.
44:01
And you know, I think that we're going to see a lot of things
44:05
that we are now living through today in this pandemic war
44:10
module. We're going to see a tie that
44:12
goes back to Barack Obama. In case you missed it, Glenn
44:17
Beck put it there from years ago that he was the one who enacted
44:22
and is behind the mRNA miracle jab because that was supposed to
44:27
be the one that tracked us. That we're going to put Hillary
44:29
Clinton the in in charge of the Oval Office to just usher us
44:35
into the meat grinder and it's a slap back.
44:38
Now we're ushering them back into the glue factory.
44:40
You see how that works? Yes.
44:42
And there's no prisoners here. No mercy, no prisoners.
44:46
And we are the judge jury in the damn executioner.
44:49
Let's continue now some real deal international news, just
44:52
the way it needs to be done. Real deal international.
45:05
Well, here are some things going on in the world of
45:07
international. Well, the Vatican hardens their
45:10
tone hardens their tone. That is a lavish headlines
45:16
coming out of Yahoo News. So, yeah, the Vatican hardens
45:20
their tone, which can be taken many ways.
45:22
Well, but in this case on Israel after the Gaza parish strike,
45:28
Well, that's right. And Israeli army strike on the
45:30
only Catholic Church in Gaza last week has pushed the Vatican
45:33
to change its tone on Israel and blame it more directly in
45:37
dragging the war. Well, if they would just stop
45:41
allowing Hamas to use their parishioners as human Shields,
45:45
they would have still had a church, right?
45:50
Somebody fight me on that, please.
45:53
Well, since the IDF spokesperson or Mark Levin couldn't be here,
45:56
I just had to say their piece. Well, get this now.
45:58
The strike killed three people at the Holy Family Church in
46:02
center of Gaza City. And we were told it's just a, a
46:07
place full of Arabs and, and, and crazy Muslims and
46:10
terrorists. I mean, how the hell did a
46:12
Catholic Church be there? Get get down there?
46:15
It's as rare as seeing the Catholic Church that's on Vegas
46:17
Blvd. And if you know you're from
46:19
Vegas, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
46:21
Well, now, Pope Leo, Leo, the I believe the, the 9th, the 19th,
46:27
one of those well, just on Sunday slammed the barbarity of
46:31
the war in the blind quote, use of force, denouncing the attack
46:35
by the Israeli army. Is he just now waking up to the
46:38
IDF sniffing salt? Is he just now noticing?
46:42
Well, it was the change of language after two years of
46:45
tireless, repetitive call for peace by the Vatican under the
46:47
former Pope Francisis, who died in April, but really has
46:52
probably been dead years prior. So that's not going to be good.
46:57
I, you know, I, I knew they gave passports to Nazis who went down
47:00
Argentina. But if they're trying to get in
47:03
good grace of Netanyahu, they better just go back to the
47:06
drawing board on this. Now.
47:07
This comes in the wake of Friday as the Israeli crime minister
47:10
himself, Benjamin Netanyahu, yes, the man who is right up
47:14
there in in the importance on the world stage called Pope Leo,
47:18
who became the pontiff in May and said his country, quote,
47:21
deeply regrets the strike in blaming a, quote, stray missile
47:26
in vowing an investigation, wink, wink, Meaning what?
47:32
We'll check up on that. We'll get back to you next week.
47:34
By Monday, Netanyahu spokesman who said the conversation was
47:38
friendly in that the two men agreed to meet soon.
47:42
Are you kidding? We better get in line behind Tim
47:45
Pohl and all those other influencers.
47:47
While he called on Israel to publicize the findings of its
47:49
investigation to find out if it really was an error which can
47:53
legitimately doubt in people who have have a brain or there was a
47:57
will to directly attack a Christian Church.
48:00
I'm going to say the latter. I'm going to say the latter.
48:03
And Speaking of Netanyahu, you know, this came across my desk,
48:06
too. There's a very huge different in
48:10
the pigmentation of this man's skin, and I'm really doubting if
48:13
he's even who we think he is anymore, alive or not.
48:17
Well, check this out. I think you'll know what I'm
48:19
talking about. And he's a little too peppy for
48:21
a man who should be very depressed.
48:22
You have a business right now. Are you regulated?
48:25
Yes. You are.
48:26
Why are you regulated? You're regulated by what?
48:30
You should have the freedom to say whatever you want, to talk
48:33
whatever you want. I didn't realize there's
48:35
regulation on podcast. It just doesn't look real to me.
48:40
And but that's how jaded and cynical I am.
48:43
Well, sticking with that same sentiment now, the United
48:46
Kingdom and 27 other nations have accused Israel of, quote,
48:51
drip feeding aid to Gaza civilians as they condemned the
48:54
horrifying killings. If you don't know what I'm
48:56
talking about, poor people getting food were all
48:59
slaughtered in stray missiles or oops, we had a slippery trigger
49:04
finger. That's right.
49:05
This has been happening for quite some time now.
49:07
Well, the United Kingdom has now stepped up their game.
49:10
Well, not with their people, but others they care more about.
49:13
As 27 other nations have sharply criticized the Israeli
49:15
government and military for its unacceptable conduct in Gaza.
49:19
It's been highly inappropriate when the joint statement also
49:23
signed by the EU Commissioner for Equality, whatever that
49:26
means, preparedness and crises management, they condemn the
49:30
horrifying killings of the hundreds of Gaussians attempting
49:34
to get food from Israel's aid operations.
49:37
Well, they're saying Israel has rejected criticism as being,
49:39
quote, disconnected from reality.
49:42
So anyone who sees what is a obvious fraud, an obvious war
49:47
crime, an obvious crime against the Geneva Convention that was
49:50
established in 1945 after World War 2, if you adhere to that,
49:56
well, I have some news for you. Not only are you just anti
50:01
anything of reality, you're disconnected from reality and
50:06
you need to get with reality that they're serving to you.
50:10
Well, the mountain criticism comes as dire warnings of
50:12
starvation risk Gaza are growing.
50:15
Experts have warned that more than 1.5 million people in Gaza
50:18
are at risk of severe malnutrition or starvation until
50:23
at least October. Wow.
50:27
And I can't stand for that. I cannot stand for that as me as
50:30
an individual, I won't stand for that.
50:33
And I'll tell you another thing, why real deal media, we changed
50:37
our web host from Wix because Wix is based in Tel Aviv and I'm
50:41
going to boycott this rogue nation.
50:44
And if that gets me debanking, well then so be it because I
50:47
will not stand for the the state sponsored starvation of kids,
50:54
children, women, innocent people have nothing to do with the
50:57
Catholic Church. It can rot in hell.
51:00
The fake Netanyahu. Well continuing before I get too
51:03
emotional, we'll get this now. Speaking of that now, well,
51:07
Poland is now back in the news as they're now reading to quote
51:10
how to guide coping in case of war and yes, even natural
51:15
disaster. Now you might remember this back
51:17
in 2022 and and maybe even earlier, but certainly 2022
51:22
onward. You start seeing preparations
51:25
for nuke attacks, EMP attacks. You go to the New York City
51:29
substation, you would see all these little preparedness signs
51:33
everywhere, pamphlets, Flyers, you name it.
51:35
I reported to you that the United States Army Command are
51:38
training our troops over there in the barracks for EMP attacks.
51:42
Well, now Poland's doing the same thing as now Poland is
51:45
preparing for a manual of how to cope in case of war or natural
51:48
disaster. And interior minister official
51:50
told that Reuters just yesterday, as now, the country
51:54
Poland, where Netanyahu is originally from, is now aiming
51:57
to strengthen national resilience and amid heightened
52:00
regional uncertainty, including conflict in neighboring Ukraine.
52:05
The 40 page pamphlet titled Safety guide gives advice on
52:08
getting clean water, responding to air raids, blackouts,
52:11
locating bomb shelters as part of the first public awareness
52:15
campaign of its kind in Poland in a whopping 7 decades.
52:20
The threat of global war is serious and it is real.
52:25
So I guess that's getting with the reality that Netanyahu was
52:28
talking about. We can thank him for all the
52:30
wars that are happening right now in the world.
52:33
Thank you very much. Continuing now.
52:36
Well, this is quite interesting. Now, Speaking of the UK, we now
52:40
the Labour Party is now proposing voting reform to lower
52:44
voting age to 16 across the United Kingdom.
52:46
And by the way, you better believe this is coming to the
52:49
United States. The Democrats are going to go
52:51
for this by the midterms, if not the big election in 2028,
52:55
meaning kids who really don't know much, the teenagers of
53:00
these days like they used to, well, they're well equipped to
53:02
vote and maybe even by scratchers, we might let them do
53:06
that too. Well now the Labour Party is now
53:08
proposed lowering the voting age from 18 to 16 over there in the
53:10
United Kingdom for UK's wide elections coming, including
53:14
general local mayoral and police and crime commissioner contest
53:18
which I didn't even know was a contest.
53:20
Well lining with practices in Scotland and Wales.
53:23
Now the plan includes expanding accepted voter ID to include UK
53:27
issued bank cards, digital versions of driver's license,
53:30
veterans cards and even the new government app.
53:34
How exciting. It's so riveting, isn't it?
53:37
Well, opponents, including opponents who are against this,
53:41
including Reform UK leader Nigel Farage because Labour of a
53:44
gerrymandering and trying to rig the system despite potential
53:47
benefits to their own party from a younger voter and probably an
53:51
Islamic turn out in this case. You see how that works?
53:55
The old hook, line and sinker. It's so beautiful to see these
54:00
days. Well, Speaking of that, now
54:01
Speaking of the UK, well, you might have heard this is coming.
54:04
I believe in a week's time. Trump is a true visit of the
54:09
United Kingdom. This is always a spectacle.
54:11
Every year that Trump's been president now, which feels like
54:14
20 years now, they bring out the big Macy Day's balloons, the
54:18
whole the, the, the bouncy house, the food trucks, the
54:22
whole thing. It's quite a spectacle to be
54:24
seen. Well, this time around, Trump's
54:27
UK visits now sparking outrageous police threatened
54:30
with legal action. Well, Trump's visit to Scotland
54:36
is later this week. And depending what time it is,
54:39
I'll cover it live. If there is a huge parade, you
54:42
know us around here, we'll get this.
54:44
Now officers are weighing up legal action against Police
54:48
Scotland over there and it's plans for Donald Trump's visit
54:52
to the country this month. Well, the Scottish police over
54:55
there, the Scottish Federation Police, which represents 98% of
54:58
police officers in Scotland, said the force has already
55:01
breached health and safety standards in the run up to the
55:04
visit of by the US president. Well, thousands of officers are
55:07
expected to be involved in the Police Scotland over there,
55:10
Scotland police, whatever the, you know, that means.
55:12
And they described it as, quote, significant policing operation.
55:17
And there's going to be, I, I really don't understand this
55:20
because he's coming, there's now going to be a health risk.
55:25
Well, the the visit, which will likely result in widespread
55:28
protests, maybe blackouts, outages, you name it, following
55:32
similar demonstrations last time.
55:34
Well, they're saying that we currently have workforce
55:36
agreements in place to protect the police officers, to provide
55:39
minimum stand. So this is a bunch of hoopla
55:41
because he's not going to money, he's going to Scotland.
55:44
But still they act like there's going to be a health consequence
55:47
and we're still waiting for disease acts and they're still
55:51
threatening to give it. But who's going to pull the
55:53
trigger first? So that's how that one is over
55:55
there in the UK. And then finally, finally,
55:59
Speaking of the UK, this is a this is a weird story and this
56:03
is a long line of weird things now happening as now Prince
56:06
William and Harry's cousin, 20 years old, is found dead with a
56:10
firearm by him. Now let me just preface that
56:14
this comes on the heels of Prince William's best friend
56:20
just a week ago died while playing cricket and allegedly
56:24
swallowing a ladybug. I'm not even kidding.
56:28
So his best friend died and now his cousin who's 20 died.
56:34
Why is this? And I may have a conclusion to
56:36
this in a reason. Well William and Harry's cousin
56:41
have been found dead by a with a quote firearm nearby.
56:44
I don't know what the hell that means.
56:46
So if I die and there's a firearm nearby or if there's a
56:49
knife nearby doesn't mean I killed myself with it.
56:51
They just want to let you know it was nearby, no?
56:54
Rosie Roche, who was the granddaughter of Princess
56:57
Diana's uncle, died at her family home July 14th with a
57:01
firearm nearby. The 20 year old was found by her
57:05
mother and sister after she had been packing for a holiday with
57:08
friends. A firearm that was nearby was
57:12
found near her property in Norton, Wiltshire, the son
57:15
reports. What the hell does that got to
57:18
do with anything? My God.
57:24
The coroner's report said the the police have quote, have
57:27
deemed the death as quote, non suspicious and there was no
57:32
third party involvement. So they're already going out of
57:34
their way to tell you, Oh, it's not suspicious.
57:37
Oh, there's no third party. I mean, are they going to say,
57:40
oh, no, Courtney Love didn't do it either?
57:42
I mean, they're just naming they're buying all the insurance
57:46
of all the people that didn't do this.
57:49
Reports from the cousins that they said that she will surely
57:53
be missed. That's all they have to say
57:54
about it. Now this is this is some weird
57:56
stuff. Now, why is this happening?
57:57
You might ask why is this happening?
58:00
There's now been reports that the crown from Charles is going
58:05
to be passed to William. The might have happened already.
58:08
I'm trying to find out from Forcetti whether that happened
58:10
or UK Insider and why that's significant because the City of
58:16
London is the financial center of the New World Order.
58:19
There's like Israel, OK, then there's the Rothschilds of
58:23
Israel, that whole thing. But the Rothschilds, the Israel
58:25
thing, they all reside in the City of London.
58:28
That is the flux capacitor that makes this whole thing possible
58:33
in the City of London. That's apparently where our gold
58:36
is from, Fort Knox, because there's no gold.
58:38
Then allow Elon to go in there because there's nothing there
58:41
but cow webs. But it's supposedly it's said to
58:44
be in London underneath the ground.
58:47
And could it be that William, who is said to be close to
58:50
Trump, is the guy they're trying to kill after all?
58:54
But they keep killing his best friend who swallowed a June bug.
58:57
His his, his, his cousin who died with a firearm nearby, as
59:01
in, like, you know, a mile away. I mean, this makes no sense
59:05
whatsoever. Very confusing.
59:07
But I think we see the game here.
59:09
It's a deadly game and it's quite wicked.
59:12
It's quite wicked. Let's get to let's get you some
59:15
real to health because there's a lot to like digest here.
59:28
Well, this story is quite baffling as we do care about
59:31
women here. And women need to know things
59:33
because they are the targets of propaganda and mass media
59:36
persuasion. Well, in this case, they're now
59:38
the targets of something I had no idea about.
59:41
This was sent to me just before the show.
59:43
Well, now the FDA has to remove the black box warnings on
59:45
vaginal estrogen treatments amid growing backlash over outdated
59:49
science. Now, first of all, what the hell
59:53
is a vaginal estrogen treatment? Wait a minute, do I want to
59:56
know? They're attacking women on all
1:00:00
levels here. Let me tell you more about it
1:00:02
now as the FDA is under increasing pressure to remove
1:00:04
the controversial black box warnings from these vaginal
1:00:07
estrogen treatments. Which I guess are on the counter
1:00:10
or you could buy the drive through.
1:00:11
Well, as medical experts and patient advocates argue that
1:00:14
these warnings to tear women from accessing safe and
1:00:17
effective relief for severe menopausal symptoms.
1:00:22
And I don't even know what that is either, but it it's very
1:00:26
significant and somebody needs to know out there.
1:00:29
Well. The black box warning stems from
1:00:31
the Women's Health Initiative study now, which links
1:00:33
systematic hormone replacement therapy to health risk.
1:00:36
However, experts argue that these findings do not apply to
1:00:40
localized vaginal treatments as opposed to foreign vaginal
1:00:44
treatments. Now the debate highlights the
1:00:47
systematic issues in women's healthcare with FDA caution also
1:00:51
affecting access to other treatments like testosterone.
1:00:54
Commissioners over there at the FDA, which is truly a highly
1:00:57
ethical, acknowledge past failures and pledge to re
1:01:00
evaluate warnings amid aligned policies of the modern science.
1:01:07
Well, I guess that's a good thing.
1:01:08
So if you're anyone's out there getting the the vaginal boxes,
1:01:12
be careful of what you're purchasing up there.
1:01:15
Very, very, very dangerous. Continuing now, Senator Cory
1:01:18
Booker, who is always look like famous Amos to me.
1:01:21
Well, now he's coming back into the fold as he's now introducing
1:01:24
Pesticide Injury Accountability Act to hold chemical companies
1:01:29
liable for health harms. Well, just when you thought Apos
1:01:35
couldn't do any good, well, guess again.
1:01:37
He just stunts us at every corner he turns.
1:01:39
This Cory Booker. Well, yes, that's right.
1:01:43
Mr. Cory Booker over there, a Democratic New Jersey senator
1:01:47
over there has now introduced the Pentacide Injury Can Ability
1:01:49
Act to hold big aggro, essentially companies liable for
1:01:54
health harms caused by their products.
1:01:56
Now, this is the problem with me and many of you out there.
1:02:00
If you have esophagus issues, if you have gluten problems, I
1:02:06
certainly do. A lot of people do.
1:02:08
How many people have IBS out there?
1:02:11
You have, you know, you, you, you have a spritzer or you have
1:02:15
bread and it feels like you just ate a whole house.
1:02:18
Well, it's not necessarily because you ate bread or
1:02:22
anything. It's because the pesticides
1:02:24
they're putting into our bread, which is the worst bread
1:02:27
apparently in the world. I mean, you can eat French bread
1:02:31
from France and be fine. You can eat Italian bread and
1:02:33
Italian pasta, import it and be totally be fine.
1:02:36
But when you eat it here in the US, This is why people have a
1:02:40
lot of problems. This is why, you know, you, you
1:02:43
drink beer and pizza. You're almost dead these days.
1:02:46
Well, now, thank God that this, you know, a broken clock is at
1:02:50
least right at least once in his life.
1:02:53
Well, this new bill is going to hold big Aggro accountable.
1:02:58
All the health consequences by their byproducts, yes, all the
1:03:02
glyphosate that's killing us. You know how hard it is to have
1:03:06
a doughnut and feel good about yourself after.
1:03:11
So this is a good, good news as the growing coalition for public
1:03:15
health rallies behind Cory Booker.
1:03:18
Now, whether we like Cory Booker or not, it doesn't matter is the
1:03:21
what is right is right. We have to advance the freedom
1:03:26
of our people, no matter if they're the left, the right
1:03:29
center. Love it, don't love it.
1:03:31
We have to do what's right. So we applaud Mr. Cory Booker
1:03:34
for that. And my God, thanks you.
1:03:36
That's how I feel about that one here.
1:03:38
Continuing here. Well, now there's even more
1:03:41
news. Look at this right here.
1:03:42
Well, Pepsi is now looking to stop using diabetes capulating
1:03:45
high fructose corn syrup since Trump encourages Coca-Cola to do
1:03:48
the same with Coke. Yes, finally, just when you were
1:03:55
advocating for Trump to make Coke great again, well also make
1:03:59
Pepsi as well too, if you know what I mean.
1:04:01
We'll get this Now. This is quite exciting because
1:04:03
we all remember Pepsi and RC Colas as kids.
1:04:07
We didn't think twice about it until, well, the mid 90s came.
1:04:11
Well now Pepsi Cola over there may be on the verge of
1:04:14
significant shift and how it sweetens the junk science
1:04:17
beverages. That's right, Pepsi Cola CEO
1:04:20
Raymond Lagarta signaled that the company may be in a shift
1:04:24
from high fructose corn syrup to cane sugar and it's beverages.
1:04:27
God, is that so much to ask for. I'm so sick of these people
1:04:32
taking everything that we love from our childhood and just
1:04:35
ruining it all our consumers preferences.
1:04:37
And echoing a recent announcement by Trump that
1:04:40
Coca-Cola would do the same. Which is good too, because I
1:04:43
much prefer Coca-Cola over Pepsi.
1:04:45
Well, this is a huge move and move toward a more natural
1:04:48
ingredients. Saying the company is
1:04:49
prioritizing consumer demand for simpler real food products
1:04:52
across both snacks and drinks. PepsiCo plans to relaunch its
1:04:56
Lay and Tostitos brands to highlight their lack of
1:04:59
artificial colors and flavors. That's true.
1:05:03
And who out there loves the Tostito tortilla chips with a
1:05:07
hint of lime? We want real lime.
1:05:09
We don't want just the lime salt or the, the, the lime additives.
1:05:13
While PepsiCo is expanding it's simply chip line, consumer
1:05:17
engagement has been limited so far, raising questions about how
1:05:19
the market will respond to upcoming rebranding efforts.
1:05:23
Well, it's hard to get a public to respond when they're all
1:05:26
brain dead from all your products.
1:05:29
But we have to give credit where credit is due.
1:05:31
We thank Pepsi for that one. Yes, we do.
1:05:34
And that's going to bring us now to well, that's going to bring
1:05:36
us to some real deal showbiz. And this is about to get real,
1:05:40
well, real interesting. Real deal showbiz.
1:05:57
Well, the real deal showbiz starts off with a very, very sad
1:06:02
situation to learn right before tonight's show, A man who I grew
1:06:06
up with, yes, we're set to announce that the death of
1:06:09
Malcolm Jamal Warner Cosby Show star dies at age 54.
1:06:13
I mean, anyone from my age group and older, we grew up with the
1:06:16
Cosby kids. It was a staple in my household
1:06:19
every Sunday night, 8:00 PM NBC, all of us, all the family was
1:06:24
around. We grew up together with this
1:06:26
family. And now he's said to have died
1:06:30
at a young age of 54. Let me tell you a bit more about
1:06:33
it as the little we know. Well, Malcolm Jamal Warner, who
1:06:37
played Theo Huxtable, incredible, wonderful character,
1:06:42
incredible show that that we all saw The Cosby Show over there
1:06:47
has died in a accidental drowning, according to reports.
1:06:53
This is some weird stuff here now for ABC News.
1:06:57
Warner was on a family vacation over there in Costa Rica and
1:06:59
drowned while swimming after he was caught up in a high current.
1:07:03
He died of asphyxia near the Cockles Island, a beach in the
1:07:07
city of Le Mans, and his body was identified by Costa Rica's
1:07:11
National Police on Sunday. Wow.
1:07:16
He is now deceased. And this is weird because we saw
1:07:20
weird riptides play out in Huntington Beach, San Diego.
1:07:26
We even heard things happening in Baja California.
1:07:29
We have one of our 9 owls whose friends young son who was a
1:07:34
surfer died in a riptide. This seems to be happening more
1:07:38
and more in Just two weeks ago as the floods were coming
1:07:41
through Texas, the riptide I was telling you about in Huntington
1:07:43
Beach. I showed all of you the code the
1:07:46
not the. The lifeguards save upwards of
1:07:49
350 people in the Orange County beaches from the riptides.
1:07:53
This is a serious thing. So I our hearts go out with Mr.
1:07:59
Warner here. We're sorry to hear that.
1:08:01
OK, That's how that one is. Well, now get this.
1:08:04
Now, this is the big one. Mark Zuckerberg, the man who's
1:08:08
rumored to be human while has now expanded his $300 million
1:08:13
Hawaii compound near nearly 1000 acres, stocking more controversy
1:08:18
with locals, report says who's familiar with the matter.
1:08:22
Let me tell you about this because this is a guy who just
1:08:24
doesn't quit, does he doesn't know what to say.
1:08:27
When does he? Well, now Mark and Zuckerberg,
1:08:30
who's now expanding his huge compound, $300 million.
1:08:35
It's so sad. It's so sad. 1000 acres is now
1:08:39
telling the truth of why that is.
1:08:41
The latest expansion of the Meadows CEO massive estate over
1:08:44
there at the Hawaiian island of Kauai includes 962 acres of
1:08:48
ranch land purchased earlier this year under an LLC.
1:08:52
Now a person is close to the sale.
1:08:56
A person who's close to the sale estimated the purchase price of
1:08:59
more than $65 million. Now, the acquisition brings
1:09:04
Zuckerberg total holdings on Kauai more than 2300 acres.
1:09:09
Property records place the Land's market value around
1:09:12
75,000,000. Inside the existing compound,
1:09:16
Zuckerberg has constructed 2 mansions with a combined floor
1:09:19
area comparable to a football field, a gym, a tennis court,
1:09:22
several guest houses, ranch buildings, saucer shaped tree
1:09:26
houses, a water system in a tunnel leading to an underground
1:09:28
storm shelter about the size of an NBA basketball court to be
1:09:31
exact, outfitted with the blast resistant doors and the escape
1:09:35
hatch. Just in case the popo comes now.
1:09:40
Recent planning documents released through the public
1:09:42
record show that more than three large buildings ranging from
1:09:45
7800 to 1100 square feet, nearly 10 times the size of an average
1:09:51
home in Hawaii, is now underway. What are we talking about, you
1:09:54
might ask? We're talking about 16 bedrooms,
1:09:57
16 bathrooms between them, a range and motel style layout
1:10:01
with a shared lahana measuring more than 1300 square feet, Each
1:10:07
building features cameras, keypad locks, motion detector
1:10:10
devices and even wet bars. Describe that the building's a
1:10:13
short term a short term guest housing for families, friends,
1:10:16
staff and other. Wow, this is incredible.
1:10:21
And what a slap in the face to the Royals of Hawaii.
1:10:25
You know, it was the Royals of Hawaii reached out to me in 2020
1:10:28
that wanted to get the story out and they wanted to Xanax the
1:10:32
entire island of Hawaii from US. And then we had those huge fires
1:10:36
just a few years ago. Here we are, a really sad state
1:10:40
of affairs. Finally here.
1:10:43
Well, that brings us to some weird news.
1:10:46
This is some weird stuff. You know, we want to talk about
1:10:48
what these people do with the elites do.
1:10:51
Why? Why do they need so many rooms,
1:10:53
you might ask? Oh, I have an idea.
1:10:56
Because they do some very nefarious things.
1:10:59
Have you seen Eyes Wide Shut? Here's what I'm talking about.
1:11:03
If we'll get this now, grin and Barrett at this nudist resort.
1:11:06
Everyone has the skin in the game.
1:11:09
This is exactly what they build on the islands, guaranteed.
1:11:14
Well, let me tell you about this now.
1:11:16
There's now. Freedom means moseying about
1:11:18
nothing more than gobs of sunscreen, embracing a
1:11:21
lifestyle. They date back barely hundreds
1:11:24
of years in the United States is now coming back for a revival,
1:11:28
some say even on Tuckerberg's island.
1:11:33
That's right, the well at 250 rolling acres, somewhere in the
1:11:40
boulevards of the unconscious is a new nudist colony.
1:11:44
As nudist colonies are rising around the country as
1:11:47
alternative lifestyles in the new Babylonian are no longer
1:11:52
feared but embraced, they're calling it back to nature.
1:11:56
Well, Linda Weber, a president of an organization called the
1:11:59
American Association of Nude Recreation, well, calls her home
1:12:04
California, where she acknowledged A reporter's
1:12:07
question that was asked if she was naked herself and does she
1:12:11
want the world to be naked too? Well, she responded.
1:12:14
It's hard to get me in the into clothes, the retired insurance
1:12:18
company sales manager said. She said I was born nude and I
1:12:21
wish I could have stayed that way.
1:12:23
Then they threw away that diaper on me and the indoctrination
1:12:27
began. Weber, whose mission is to make
1:12:30
sure there's a nudist colony in every island, every state, every
1:12:35
nook and cranny of a city as naked a culture of history, of
1:12:39
American nudism, is now coming to a town near you for the
1:12:42
alternative. Lifestyles seem to be on the
1:12:46
rise, and you better believe that's exactly what Zuckerberg
1:12:50
is planning to do. What do you think about that?
1:12:55
Am I crazy? Sometimes you got to be a little
1:12:59
crazy if we're ever going to survive, don't you think?
1:13:01
Monica. Lauren.
1:13:02
Monica Lynn. Excuse me?
1:13:04
You're absolutely correct. The depravity is ramping up.
1:13:08
Yes, it is. I couldn't agree more.
1:13:10
Bonnie Wilson says the Royals probably have to work at 4
1:13:14
estates on their own land. I agree.
1:13:16
So. And.
1:13:19
And Seth Black says the nudists are always ugly, Out of shape.
1:13:23
Seth, speak for yourself, will you?
1:13:27
Here we have on Rumble, we have real, the real general says the
1:13:32
Cosby Show is the greatest. I'm telling you, this is sad to
1:13:35
hear Theo's gone. And I know a few people that
1:13:39
this has happened to. The Riptides are serious.
1:13:41
I, we had a family friend when I was really young, she got hit by
1:13:46
a wave over there in Hawaii and she was a paraplegic her whole
1:13:49
life from the neck down. You got to be very careful and
1:13:53
when you're doing these water sports there, so very, very sad
1:13:58
to say the lease and Kenny 59-B says I don't love the woods.
1:14:03
Well, careful. That applies at the Noonas
1:14:04
colony in a whole different meaning when you say it, Yes it
1:14:08
does tell on it.
1:14:28
Final thoughts here tonight as we close the road to Obama.
1:14:32
Well, the final thoughts tells us, well the quick answer is
1:14:35
yes, all roads laid back to Obama and the people behind him
1:14:38
who are John Brennan, John Clapper and James Comedy.
1:14:44
We are at that setting now. The other way of looking at it
1:14:48
is, yes, I hate to say it, a distraction, red meat from the
1:14:52
true fraudulence that's going in front of us with the Netanyahu's
1:14:55
of the world or whoever that guy was earlier.
1:14:59
I mean, if you rewind the tape, go look at his hands too.
1:15:03
It's very, very, very criminal. Well, as we try to decide who's
1:15:08
real, who's dead, who's alive, who's on the Ambien, one thing
1:15:12
that remains true is that we're the ones who are in check with
1:15:16
reality. The world that gently spins out
1:15:19
of time into depravity beyond belief.
1:15:23
Our reality, our fantasies remain true with our
1:15:27
discernment. And that's all you can have in a
1:15:29
time of just complete and utter wild chaos.
1:15:34
Well, the people that make a real new media, in this case
1:15:37
world at war for what it is. We're the ones who are going to
1:15:39
tell the story of the true history of how this all unfolded
1:15:43
as all roads lead to Obama. On that note, I'll be back
1:15:47
tomorrow depending what my travel schedule is like.
1:15:50
You never know these days. So until then, from all of us
1:15:53
here at Roaldo Media, I'm Dean Ryan saying thank you for
1:15:57
sharing a bit of your night. Until next time, always remember
1:15:59
to stay tuned and stay awake. And let's get these guys because
1:16:05
we got them quarter. Good night everyone.
1:16:14
I give the lead to the boast, man.
1:16:19
You're boarding inside, riding on the morning you brought my
1:16:26
little back. She rode upon it, returned the
1:16:35
same, a dress, some lone. No such, no mind, no such zone.
1:16:46
We had a crowd. The love was back arrived.
1:16:55
I'm sorry but she just rhyming back.
1:17:01
So I dropped her in the mailbox, send it back, riding her the
1:17:09
next morning, chin up and get it back.
1:17:14
And then it goes along the return center address, some, No,
1:17:25
no such number, no such. So we have a crowd.
1:17:36
The love was bad, all right? I'm sorry, but she just lets it
1:17:45
back. Go home.