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  Find out that Brennan flew bin Laden himself in O1 to Iran to
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  harbor him, to roll him out if needed for O4.
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  Dina, I've been told too that he's also the guy who created
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  the whole fake Barack Obama identity persona that yes, yes,
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  yes, yes. That's what I call him, Doctor
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  Frankenstein. Yeah, that that's true.
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  Now let me let me tell you a little last piece here because I
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  want to get to that heartbreak here of two administration.
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  Two administrations harboring their asset for political
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  purposes. And you better believe that John
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  Brennan is the center of that. And he is free falling right now
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  and he's going to hurt people. He's going to hurt people.
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  Doctor Frankenstein, he's gonna hurt me.
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  Doctor Frankenstein, He's he's gonna hurt me.
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  Two administrations harboring, he's gonna hurt me.
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  Dude. He's also the guy who created
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  the whole thing. Barack Obama, Identity, persona.
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  Identity, persona. Identity.
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  Persona. Identity, Persona identity.
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  Persona, he's gonna hurt me. We've got your your neck of the
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  news. We've got your neck of the news
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  we got Sure, sure, sure, sure, sure.
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  Tonight on Late Night Update, we look into the dwindling support
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  of Donald Trump because now people are questioning these
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  very questionable commuted sentences and potential burdens
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  of some of the most nefarious people in the 21st century.
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  All the while we're being summoned to a war and nobody
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  asked for, nobody approves of by a so-called allyme with a very,
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  very dangerous adversary now in our borders.
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  Welcome everybody to REAL DEAL Media's Late Night Update, the
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  oldest franchise here at Real Deal Media.
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  I'm your late night host, Dean Ryan, and this is our News Radio
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  edition. As it is the last week of it,
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  what you saw right there was kind of a hors d'oeuvre of
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  what's to come here tonight. Tonight is the incoming
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  invasion. That's the name of this episode
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  right here at LATE Night Update is we're going to be getting
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  into what has been shared with me regarding some major Intel
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  and it could be tied to John Brennan as you saw me there.
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  Just I believe that was season 1, a version of me discussing
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  just exactly how and who this dangerous character John
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  Brennan, who he is as he is now being rushed into now in motion
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  of a major indictment of the creator of Barack Obama, the
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  former CIA head John Brennan and a very dangerous man.
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  And you just see it on his face. I don't have to tell you.
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  So we're going to talk about that as it has something to do
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  with the Intel drop I'm going to be sharing with you here
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  tonight, as well as the oncoming onslaught of a war that is a
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  building brick by brick in hour by hour.
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  And we are Zero Dark 30 nearly if not already.
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  We're going to be talking about that here tonight as well as
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  some other things that are now coming is some another pardon
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  another commuted sentence is now being whispered for a another
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  major monster of the 21st century.
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  I'm going to tell you about that as well as major push back and
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  now coming against the National Guard, not just ice anymore and
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  in this one's coming out of the Bay Area, yes.
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  What does that have to deal with speaking deals while the United
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  States Farmers Association, farmers in general are all up in
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  arms and they got their pitchforks and torches ready to
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  go. And why?
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  Is that something to do with Argentina?
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  We have some major World War 3 News coming down the Pike way
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  with the Trump and Putin meeting.
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  Is it on, Is it off, Is it still a thing?
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  We're going to talk about that as well as Ukraine and major
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  news coming out of the IDF. That is just, well, it's just
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  unfortunate. But yet we have to face the
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  music and the facts. We'll talk about that.
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  And Pam Bondi is on a major crusade, major crusade against
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  hate speech. Just when you thought the well,
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  just when you thought it was over with the last
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  administration, I guess it's not.
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  So we'll see what that's all about.
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  And major international news, we have a Canada who's now in the
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  crosshairs of Israel, as I shared and predicted with you
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  like the great Carnat, and I am. I'll tell you what that's all
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  about. And the EU seems to be
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  tightening their grip as if they couldn't even tighten it anymore
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  on the people of Europe and the UK for that fact regarding the
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  Internet in the new digital ID age and just how disappointing
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  that is and also another former Napoleon 2 point O the former
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  president of France is in the news.
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  I'll tell you why that is. As he was clicking his heels as
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  he was marching somewhere very interesting in a major, major
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  breakthrough of omission of sorts and regarding the origins
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  and creation of the COVID-19 84. I got an incredible clip.
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  We're going to try to play it for you with Tucker Carlson as
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  now it's coming to fruition that the COVID virus or whatever the
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  hell that was from a bat who loved us.
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  Or maybe it was designed to love certain type of people that
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  never really got sick and took the miracle jab and just had
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  nothing happened to them. Also, we have some real deal
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  tech with Amazon with planning on doing and Uber's job saying,
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  wait, that's our idea. And finally, a real deal step is
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  with smaller men in their walking styles.
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  Yes, it's just incredible. These studies, aren't they?
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  OK, before we get started, we are broadcasting live now.
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  We're broadcasting live on Real Deal Media's right there on
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  Rumble. I'm going backwards tonight as
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  the dyslexia tells me, yes, we're on Rumble, the new
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  graveyard, as well as Dean Ryan TV over there on YouTube.
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  Can you believe it? We're still there all these
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  years later. Got it back lost it and as well
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  as the real Dean Ryan over there on Facebook, which by the way, I
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  should say that with Facebook, if you're trying to find the
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  lives or can't find them well, you can find them on Rumble
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  writing on elsewhere because now Facebook not only prevents us
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  from putting coverage on our shows, but they delete every
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  live video after 30 days yes, they went after my archives.
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  Can you believe that happened? It really pisses me off to no
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  end. OK, so we're going to get
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  started now and also have a major announcement to, well
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  sadly, that I'm going to share with you towards the break here
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  tonight. And it pains me but I have no
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  choice but to share it with you. OK, let's get started with some
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  late night headlines from around the world and in your late night
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  neck of the woods, shall we? Well, this now brings us to the
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  late night headlines of Texas, Texas and let's get to it
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  because Texas is a major player and always targeted and I don't
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  like the sounds of it, but it's the reality of where we are now.
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  So here it is. They're now saying Texas is
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  going to be the epicenter of the new measles outbreak.
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  Now, this is just before we even tell you.
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  This is coming on the heels of a lot of people who know a thing
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  or two, as well as the people who really are designed to know
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  a thing or two in the nefarious columns like Fauci.
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  We're talking about the biggest second wave that we've ever seen
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  since 2020 in that era. Yeah.
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  And a lot of people are speculating, what is it going to
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  be? They tried to rehash the bubonic
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  plague. They're trying to say, you know,
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  the this new form of coveter, it's coming from cats or the
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  bird flu is giving it to cows. Well, Doctor Zhivago has nothing
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  on this on the 2025 doctors of today.
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  Well, now the state, they're staying with the highest number
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  of measles cases as the data shows us as the science never
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  lies shows unprecedented surge across the United States.
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  But it's really stemming from Texas.
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  Well, there's no surprise to there, is it?
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  Well, the US is now seeing a rise in measles cases that is
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  unprecedented in the 21st tree. All the way back in 2000, the
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  disease was declared and eliminated around the country.
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  Well, not so fast. The CDC said.
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  Well, look at what we have here. Well, the center of deception
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  control and some say prevention or ignition.
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  Well, they're now reporting more than 1500 cases of meals as of
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  October 14th and the annual cases since the US declared
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  measles eliminated in 2000. Yes, I believe they said mission
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  accomplished. Well, just today, in this year
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  alone, there's now more than 1500 cases that are now linked
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  to various measles outbreaks across the United States in 216
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  isolated cases that have been reported.
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  Real shame they say. Well, now with only 285 cases
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  reported in just last year alone, well, this year's numbers
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  of cases has now increased and get this now, 460% increase.
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  Now, many people have analyzed the data, which points to
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  unprecedented trends just in this century alone, but they're
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  now saying the hotspot seems to be coming out of the Lone Star
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  State itself. However, just last year,
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  Minnesota and Illinois reported the highest cases with 65 and
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  67. And the CDC said, well, we got
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  to change that and make it to Texas.
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  So if you really go back five years ago, well, measles
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  infected only 1200 people around the country, including large
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  outbreaks in Orthodox Jewish communities, if you can believe
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  it. In New York, the word if it was
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  under the Chabad, A synagogue with all the rest of the tunnels
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  and the just unusual route is crawling under the sewage.
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  Well, the highest numbers of measles, yes, as we've been
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  saying, have now come out of Texas.
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  The outbreak started just as late as January.
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  As soon as Robert F Kennedy got into power, all of a sudden the
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  measles decided to re show their ugly infected face once again.
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  They're now tracking cases nationwide and we'll be
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  updating. The CDC says we need to be
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  careful, cautious and get a new measles to miracle jab that
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  should be if not already around the corner.
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  Many infections and they've sent has now been connected to an
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  outbreak over there in West TX to recall where there was a
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  explosion and not about a decade ago and where former Supreme
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  Court Justice Leah was murdered peacefully and asleep.
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  Well, two children, they say who, and this is very key.
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  Listen to this. In the story they say that two
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  children who were not miracle jabbed against the disease died.
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  Now this is very key. This is very key because they're
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  going to try to get everybody miracle jabbed once again as
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  this new wave of something disease acts which didn't really
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  pan out. They're trying to go for disease
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  probably what's next? Why?
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  So this is what they're looking for.
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  They're aiming for the on miracle jabbed people.
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  Now the outbreak they're saying is now quickly escalated because
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  of the on miracle jab children. And they said it's spread into
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  neighboring counties where they're in Texas infected at
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  least 762 people in West, TX alone.
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  Now, the state health officials declared the outbreak in West,
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  TX over an August 18th and they declared a major outbreak.
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  And after no new cases were reported, well, they stopped
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  updating the CDC and their panels.
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  So there you have it right there.
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  They've confirmed the first patient who died.
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  Now this is another one, a key point here.
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  Now the state and local health officials confirmed that the
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  first patient who died and passed, he too was on miracle
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  jabbed school age child. And the second was an on miracle
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  jabbed 8 year old girl. Neither children.
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  Well, neither of them took the CDC's incredible poisoning that
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  they put in a needle or as they call it, wisdom.
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  Well, health experts point to lower miracle jab rates as the
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  reason for increases in preventable diseases like the
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  measles. So let me tell you here, as the
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  CDC, who's all over this, they're kind of like what the
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  ATF are when these just school shootings happen.
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  While you see the ATF and you see the FBI, they're probably
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  the night before at the local Holiday Inn.
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  While the CDC is no different as they're now passing out sheets
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  that show that 93% of the US kindergarteners who were on
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  miracle jab against the measles during 21 and 22.
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  Well, they were affected and it's only growing.
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  Well, the fear, you see the fear there.
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  They have a product to sell and we have the product to shove up
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  the the rectum as we we're not going to take it anymore to
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  quote that line. And it really bust my hump,
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  doesn't it? Well, Speaking of that, well,
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  Speaking of getting busted, well, now this is another
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  daunting reality Now as the Puff Diddy case, there's now some
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  questions of whether he's going to be pardoned, commuted
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  sentence clemency. Can you believe it?
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  Well, this is coming out of TMZ. The number one source of well,
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  something the White House now communications office is now
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  saying story is not entirely true is now Donald Trump is now
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  considering commuting Diddy's sentence as early as this coming
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  week, according to a high-ranking official.
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  And according to the source, the presidential Trump is now
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  facilitating on a commutation. Well, the insiders are have been
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  told that the White House staff member has been urging Trump not
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  to commute the sentence. But other sources state the
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  obvious, that, quote, Trump will do what he wants.
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  And we're told Trump could set Diddy free as early as this
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  coming week. Well, just to remind you that
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  he's serving a 50 month prison sentence for violating the man
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  Act and many men in general. He served 13 months and with
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  credit, he could get out around 2 years.
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  But none of that matters if Trump commutes his sentence.
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  As you know, Trump committed the sentence of former Congressman
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  George Santos just recently, as of last Friday.
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  Many people know almost immediately after Diddy was
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  sentenced earlier this, his legal team was in touch with
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  high-ranking White House officials who have the ear of
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  President Donald Trump regarding the commutation of or even, dare
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  I say, pardon. Just days later, Trump told the
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  media he was aware of the ask. Well, Diddy fell out of Trump's
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  grace when he supported Biden in 2020, if you recall him.
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  But Trump did not slam the door shut on showing Diddy some
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  mercy, many people are told. Now it's squarely on the table.
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  Why do you like them apples? First it was Ghislaine Maxwell,
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  who's most likely going to be a commuted sentenced, if not
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  pardon, and now Puff Daddy. Yet, you look at Rodger Stone,
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  you look at Stuart Rhodes and a whole host of other people who
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  we don't even know that probably deserve a pardon.
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  The commuted sentence at the very least.
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  But now Puff Daddy is going to be the recipient of that with
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  Ghislaine Maxwell. Unbelievable.
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  Continuing. Well, here's something that's
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  quite unbelievable too. That takes us now to San
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  Francisco as this is very pressing item now as San
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  Francisco leaders now push back against Trump's National Guard
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  threat. Yes, this is coming out of the
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  AP, the most untrusted name and news right next to CNN.
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  Well, in this case, Donald Trump keeps has been threatening to
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  send the National Guard troops to San Francisco while blasting
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  the California city as a crime riddled in ridden city well
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  immersed with fecal matter. Yes, and that's just the
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  politicians saying its residents are clamoring for federal help.
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  Well, however, local and state leaders say that it couldn't be
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  farther from the truth during overall crime is down and the
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  city has started to turn around its downtrodden pandemic image.
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  Residents aren't workers and workers that for that fact out
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  and down down this week. Well, they said they're puzzled
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  and concerned about Trump's threat.
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  Here's a quote from one of the mayors.
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  Quote, this is a safe American city, Mayor Daniel Laurie told
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  the AP. We got this in San Francisco.
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  Well, however, the Republican president has now referenced
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  crime as his justification for possibly sending troops to the
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  city, roughly 830,000. Well, he's deployed the guard
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  over crime. Concerns over there in
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  Washington, DC as of late raise direct control with the National
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  Guard now. And Memphis is another place
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  where the Republican governor supports the presence.
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  However, over there in Los Angeles was the first city where
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  Trump deployed the guard, arguing it was necessary to
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  protect federal buildings and engines as protesters fought
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  back against mass immigration arrest.
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  Continuing on that, what we also said regarding Portland, you
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  might have heard all residents and leaders over there in
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  Portland were surprised by Trump's attention when he
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  described the city as besieged by violent protest.
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  In reality, many have said night late protests were small and
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  limited to the area outside a federal immigration building or
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  there were some arrest for violence.
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  The demonstrations were the less intense more than ever than
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  those that roiled downtown back in 2020, if you recall.
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  So there is major pushback, many have said, with many struggles
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  too. But who knows what the truth is?
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  And sometimes you just don't believe the truth, do you?
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  That's how that one goes. And that's some headlines for
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  you. But before we go, a lot of the
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  farmers in the United States have really faced a tough time
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  in the, the, the, the beef section, I guess you could say
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  the beef sector. Well, now there is a new deal
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  that's on the table now for farmers, but not exactly
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  American farmers. Well, listen to this now.
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  The administration is now suggesting the US will buy
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  Argentine beef. To bring down prices for
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  American consumers. Now, how does this work?
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  Well, that's right. This is a new, some say
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  quagmire, but a new offer that might change the perception
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  maybe of Argentina. Well, now as the United States
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  could buy Argentine beef in an attempt to bring down prices for
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  the American consumers. Well, here's what Trump said.
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  He said, quote, we would buy some beef from Argentina.
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  No steak sauce needed. Well, the Republican president
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  told reporters amid the Air Force One flight from Florida to
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  DC that he could do that and it would bring the beef prices
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  down. Now, Trump promised days earlier
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  to address the issue as part of his efforts to keep inflation in
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  check. Just so you know, US beef prices
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  have been stubbornly high for a long time.
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  And ain't that the truth. Have you seen the cost of
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  burgers lately? For a variety of reasons now
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  including the drought, reduced imports from Mexico due to a
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  flesh eating past in the cattle herds over there, not to mention
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  the wars. Well, Trump has been working to
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  help Argentine bolster its collapsing currency with a $20
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  billion credit swamp swap line and additional financing from
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  the sovereign funds in the private sector ahead of midterm
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  elections for his close ally, President Javier Mili.
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  So far, the farmers of America seem to be peeved, as many
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  people are now asking, where's the beef?
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  Isn't that something? Speaking of which, that's now
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  going to bring us to World War Three?
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  Yes, it is. Well, now this is really
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  something that's pressing. Just the other day was a joyous
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  occasion of an announcement. Now people are bewildered,
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  bedazzled and bothered. That's right.
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  Well, this is coming out of the New York Post is now Trump and
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  Putin's meeting is now cancelled after Russia insist a goal to
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  conquer Ukraine. And that will not change, has
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  not changed in the forecast and outlook.
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  It's not going to change over again.
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  Well, Trump no longer plans to hold a second in person summit
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  with Russian President Vladimir Putin or anything like that in
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  the immediate future after Russia rejected Trump's demand
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  to stop the war in Ukraine along the current battle lines.
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  Trump is now going to saying that quote, I don't want to have
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  wait a wasted meeting or wasted time.
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  I don't want to have a waste of time either.
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  Well, the cancellation followed a Monday call between Secretary
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  of State little Marco Rubio in Russian Foreign Minister Sergei
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  Larvanv, which a source familiar with the conversation well said
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  demonstrated the Kremlin's unwillingness to commit to
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  Trump's strategy for peace. So far, Bathhouse Markio and
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  Foreign Minister Larbov Lavrov, excuse me, had a productive
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  call. A White House official has now
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  said. Therefore, an additional in
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  person meeting between the Secretary of State, the little
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  secretary that is in the foreign ministry over there in Russia is
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  not necessarily necessary. And there are no plans for
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  President Trump to meet with President Putin in the immediate
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  future. At the time.
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  However, hours later, NATO announced the alliance
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  secretary, the alliance's Secretary general, Mark Ruti,
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  who shares warm relations with Trump and some say even warmer
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  relations with Marco Wink Wink would be in Washington this
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  coming Tuesday and Wednesday for an unannounced discussion
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  because their future remains in the hands of the Americans, just
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  like other countries out there. Well, no further information was
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  provided about the nature of Mr. Ruti's visit.
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  Well, isn't that just puzzling? Speaking of that, well, here's
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  another thing. As shortly after this was
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  announced, was Alinsky's now happy because he's just found
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  out the progress of the Patriot missile deal that Trump and him
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  are now having. That's right, Ukrainian
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  president, the drag queen himself, Vladimir Zelinsky
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  confirmed that Ukraine is now finalizing a contract with the
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  United States for a 25 Patriot missile systems, a critical
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  boost for Ukraine's war effort against Russia.
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  Each system counts approximately $1 billion.
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  Can you believe it? Ukraine is exploring financing
• 24:33
  options, including a proposed a 150 billion dollar euro, excuse
• 24:38
  me, reparations loan backed by frozen Russian assets, meaning
• 24:45
  that's a lot of blow. Acquiring the Patriot system
• 24:49
  remains A logistical challenge due to the production queue of
• 24:53
  the country's very, very bizarre.
• 24:56
  Zelensky's push for the Patriots missiles underscores Ukraine's
• 25:00
  vulnerability ahead of a winter. It's going to be deadly as
• 25:03
  Russia intensifies strikes on energy infrastructures in
• 25:06
  Ukraine as a whole. Well, there you have that
• 25:12
  Zelensky happy and me not so happy, me not so happy.
• 25:17
  OK, so that's how that one goes. Now we have another word.
• 25:20
  This is now a new fact has come to light is now the BBC has now
• 25:26
  done the tallying up and the IDF is now responsible for 60% of
• 25:33
  the deaths over there in Gaza, as they've now discovered.
• 25:36
  That is the children make up a huge percentile of that.
• 25:42
  This is a little report, a little clip from the BBC.
• 25:44
  I'm going to play it for you right now.
• 25:45
  Here we go. Over 160 cases where children
• 25:52
  have been shot in Gaza and found out.
• 25:55
  In 95 cases, the child was shot in the head or the chest.
• 26:00
  In most of these cases, the victim was under 12 years old.
• 26:03
  The cases we found run from the first weeks of the war up to
• 26:06
  July this year. Well, there you go on that one.
• 26:11
  That is another stat that the powers that be do not want to go
• 26:15
  out and we must, we must give it some light while we still have
• 26:21
  some ourselves. I'm going to be sharing the
• 26:26
  Intel with you just briefly, but I have to share the story with
• 26:30
  you first now as we go to real deal politics because I'm going
• 26:34
  to beg the question to the viewers or the listeners out
• 26:36
  there for tonight of exactly who's the hidden hand that some
• 26:40
  we need to discover. Well, this is on now real deal
• 26:43
  politics. Now, as John Brennan, as you saw
• 26:46
  in the cold opening there, a little piece I made it five
• 26:49
  years ago. Well, is that something we're
• 26:53
  now? A criminal indictment is now
• 26:55
  pending. Many have said it's already
• 26:57
  done, signed, sealed and delivered.
• 27:00
  Others say, well, return to sender if you know what I'm
• 27:02
  saying. But let me tell you about this
• 27:04
  now, as this is coming out of The Federalist and many other
• 27:07
  publications are now taking note that John Brennan, the former
• 27:14
  head of the CIA, the former head of the CIA is now going to be
• 27:19
  indicted for criminal espionage at the very least.
• 27:23
  At the very least. Yes, Sir Brennan's the former
• 27:28
  head of the CIA was, they're saying, involved with the Steele
• 27:32
  dossier, just for starters. Well, well, we also know a lot
• 27:38
  more than that, don't we? And I'm going to tell you a lot
• 27:41
  more than that because they're trying to pin him on that which
• 27:44
  these statue of limitations has now reached its peak.
• 27:47
  Yes, and has in this case. I'm going to share with you that
• 27:52
  John Brennan, and this takes me down back to memory lane.
• 27:58
  John Brennan personally flew Osama bin Laden, who was the CIA
• 28:04
  asset named Tim Osmond who fought alongside the Americans
• 28:09
  in Afghanistan, personally flew him to with him to Pakistan in
• 28:17
  order to roll him out during an election season, whether it was
• 28:23
  him or a dummy, a look alike. But to roll him out to make
• 28:27
  Obama look like the hero to get him over the hump so he would
• 28:32
  win the 2012 election. And so far that's when we had
• 28:35
  the the takedown of the Obama you remember and then the burial
• 28:40
  at sea. Some of these things you got to
• 28:41
  remember. But now he was part of that.
• 28:44
  He was also one of the mentors and creators of a character
• 28:48
  named Barack Obama. He gave him the name Obama as a
• 28:52
  slap in the face to the United States, to the American people
• 28:57
  following the 9/11 attacks, gave him a fake name.
• 29:01
  It's it's just incredible. Well, now the that seems to be
• 29:04
  changing as the House Judiciary Committee now refer to former
• 29:08
  CIA Director, the doctor Frankenstein himself, John
• 29:12
  Brennan, to the Justice Department for criminal
• 29:14
  prosecution. Just today, this just happened
• 29:17
  over allegations that he, quote, knowingly made false statements
• 29:21
  to Congress about his role in the Russian collusion hoax.
• 29:26
  On a letter today by the Attorney General Pam Bondi,
• 29:28
  obtained by many publications out there, the Judiciary
• 29:32
  community chair, Jim Jordan over there argue that, quote, Brennan
• 29:37
  made numerous willfully and intentionally false statements
• 29:40
  of material fact contradicted by the record of established by the
• 29:44
  House Permanent Select Committee of Intelligence in the CIA
• 29:49
  themselves. Making false statements before
• 29:52
  Congress is a crime and undermines the integrity of the
• 29:54
  committee's constitutional duty to conduct oversight.
• 29:59
  I mean, it's such a light charge compared to what he's done to
• 30:03
  usurp this country. And he was also registered
• 30:06
  communist following the late 1970s and what they called a
• 30:12
  Wahhabi as Islamic, well, I should say patron at this point.
• 30:18
  Well, the referral highlights numerous instances in which
• 30:20
  Brennan allegedly issued untrue remarks when testifying before
• 30:24
  the Judiciary Committee in May of 2023.
• 30:27
  Among them are the comments the former CIA director made when
• 30:31
  discussing his agency's role in helping craft the 2017
• 30:36
  Intelligence Committee assessment that advanced the
• 30:39
  false narrative that Russia, yes Russia themselves, developed a
• 30:43
  clear preference for Donald Trump and aspired to help him
• 30:48
  win the 2016 election. And let me tell you, this put
• 30:51
  Russian and US relations back at least 30, if not 40 years, so
• 30:57
  about four decades. And this Russia collusion hurt a
• 31:00
  lot of people, a lot of people. And they gave us a new
• 31:03
  McCarthyism, a red scare in this country.
• 31:06
  And there's been no accountability really for
• 31:10
  anything. And I'd be surprised if there
• 31:12
  was real accountability for this.
• 31:15
  And if there is, and the next guy who gets in office is
• 31:18
  someone of the Democrat nature, well, they might get a pardon or
• 31:21
  community sentence. And for all we know, Trump can
• 31:23
  do that himself the way things are going.
• 31:27
  So there you have it. But this is a dangerous man.
• 31:29
  This is a man who has really, really done his best to
• 31:34
  undermine this country, what it stands for.
• 31:37
  And the fact that he was the head of the CIA and worked with
• 31:40
  Clapper, who was the head of the NSA, to conduct Operation
• 31:46
  Hammer. Operation Hammer in this
• 31:48
  country, which illegally spied on politicians, media
• 31:53
  personalities in individuals themselves to find the dirt on
• 31:57
  them. It was it was such a replica and
• 32:01
  mirror of what Israel does to us.
• 32:05
  You got to wonder who's really jealous and reflecting on who
• 32:08
  they're. So we'll see what happens, but
• 32:12
  I'm not holding my breath because I, I, I can't seem to do
• 32:14
  that anymore. But now let me tell you the
• 32:17
  Intel that has now been shared with me.
• 32:21
  Well, the question of how is the United States going to get
• 32:25
  dragged in to war in the war as in with Iran?
• 32:29
  Well, I've made the case in my thesis that for instance, the
• 32:32
  blackouts that we just experienced briefly yesterday
• 32:35
  was a beta test of what they want to try to do to the
• 32:40
  adversaries of China, maybe Russia, but also to self inflict
• 32:45
  us even further to blame China as the cyber attackers because
• 32:52
  they have to weaken China, they have to weaken Russia before we
• 32:56
  March into war with Iran. So the question remains of how
• 33:00
  are we going to get there? Well, I've made the case.
• 33:03
  Well, and they've made the case too, that, well, they first
• 33:05
  tried to do it and blame the first assassination attempt on
• 33:08
  Trump last year, well before there was even an, a, a just
• 33:12
  speck of information or evidence of who it was.
• 33:16
  Well, yeah, Netanyahu, who is it?
• 33:18
  Just, you know, Bebe on the spot who said it was Iran who did it.
• 33:22
  And then again, they tried to say Charlie Kirk did
• 33:25
  assassination. Well, it was Iran.
• 33:28
  Oh, but we'll go with a, a, a liberal antifa guy who might be
• 33:32
  mad and we're not sure yet. Do we see this?
• 33:35
  So what better way to do this than to bring jihadists into
• 33:40
  this country? And this is what I received.
• 33:42
  And then we'll find out who the hidden hand truly is.
• 33:45
  Why I received word today that now the Border Patrol themselves
• 33:48
  have been ordered to bring busloads, busloads,
• 33:51
  accommodations and and accompaniment across the border
• 33:56
  into places of Texas and throughout the country.
• 33:59
  We don't know exactly where they're going.
• 34:01
  Of military aged men who've been stated to be, quote, jihadist,
• 34:08
  jihadist. Well, that's interesting.
• 34:13
  So the question is, if that's the case and we're still
• 34:15
  developing, we're still monitoring this developing
• 34:17
  story, if that's the case, then who is behind it?
• 34:21
  Is it Israel who wants a kinetic, A kinetic domestic war
• 34:26
  here of jihadists doing Operation Gladios all over the
• 34:29
  country? Or is it John Brennan who's
• 34:33
  looking at some, you know, libel, just laws that got him
• 34:38
  for lying to Congress when there should really be treason,
• 34:41
  espionage. But is it Brennan who's behind
• 34:44
  it? Did Brennan make a deal with
• 34:45
  Netanyahu? Who's behind it?
• 34:46
  Because who benefits is always the question.
• 34:50
  Who's what is the motive? Well, you could say both of them
• 34:53
  benefited. Or do they have a secret to a
• 34:55
  handshake and deal behind the scenes that are bringing these
• 34:58
  people in? And who's in charge of the
• 35:01
  Border Patrol? Well, we know Mark Levin, for
• 35:04
  instance, the ultra Zionist sits on the board, the board of the
• 35:09
  DHS. There you go.
• 35:12
  He sits on a council board. Him and others like him and
• 35:16
  other Fox News personalities, go figure, are sitting on the board
• 35:20
  of these major homeland securities types of
• 35:25
  organizations that are allowing this to happen.
• 35:27
  And does Trump know this is happening and do people around
• 35:30
  him know that this is happening right now?
• 35:35
  Also, if we know this is happening and we also know
• 35:40
  certain people who are providing the arms, the weaponry to
• 35:45
  certain hump stations, one of them being in Elm County, other
• 35:50
  one in Toronto, which then begs the question of what's the fate
• 35:53
  of Canada going forward with this kind of intrusion, invasion
• 35:58
  brought to the domestics here. So when the general of the
• 36:02
  military general the other day said that the United States will
• 36:05
  definitely be facing a conflict of sorts that will bring us into
• 36:11
  war, what does he know? Is there truly a struggle, a
• 36:15
  civil war within the military? It kind of seems that way as we
• 36:20
  are now looking at a major, a major 911 moment that is going
• 36:25
  to be brought to us by the the new outbreak that they want to
• 36:29
  have as well as jihadists, which could very well be Mossad.
• 36:37
  Makes you wonder. And so we're looking for that
• 36:39
  answer here. So that's what's happening with
• 36:42
  Brennan. And that's some of the news that
• 36:43
  we're now getting. And we have a few more stories
• 36:47
  here. I'm going to push a pause on
• 36:49
  this. And as we go to break now, but
• 36:51
  before we go to break, I want to make it another announcement
• 36:54
  too. I just received word today.
• 36:57
  And for many who have been watching Realtyo Mania for the
• 37:01
  last five years, you may be familiar with this story.
• 37:04
  But if you don't know, just to give you a quick briefing on it,
• 37:08
  I was caught in a very bad situation about four years ago,
• 37:14
  roughly around Anaheim, CA, where myself and my associate at
• 37:18
  the time, Mr. Brandon Solo, were caught in in in between a
• 37:23
  trafficking ring at a the Sonesta Hotel where we saw a
• 37:28
  baby shell happen in lifetime. And took it upon ourselves to
• 37:31
  try to do something about it. Only to be confronted by the
• 37:35
  cartel and a syndicate that was greater and bigger than what
• 37:41
  people realized, including ourselves.
• 37:43
  That had included the local police and the EMTs and a very
• 37:48
  Pulp Fiction kind of situation where our lives were endangered
• 37:52
  in a hotel that we were staying at where we witnessed this well,
• 37:57
  became on fire. A fire started and we fled,
• 38:00
  which brought me to to flee the state itself for a couple of
• 38:04
  years. Well, my associate Brandon Solo,
• 38:07
  and many of you may remember he used to do a lot of shows with
• 38:12
  me back then. We met each other at an Airbnb
• 38:16
  at that time and we did another show together, Suspicious
• 38:20
  sightings. You might remember that.
• 38:22
  So a lot of this was very classical stuff.
• 38:24
  I just received word today that Brandon Solo has now passed away
• 38:30
  due to congenitive heart failure.
• 38:33
  And it's a sad state of affairs since considering I never got a
• 38:38
  chance to never got a chance to reconcile with him due to fears
• 38:43
  of, of monitoring dangers. As he did try to contact me two
• 38:49
  years ago to try to tell me that there were still dangers that
• 38:53
  were targeting him and I, which left me bewildered.
• 38:59
  But he passed away just a couple of days ago.
• 39:02
  So I'm wanted to share that report.
• 39:05
  And going into the break, I'm going to lead with the film that
• 39:10
  we did together that captured all this happening in real time,
• 39:14
  a little trailer of that era from a movie called The
• 39:19
  Underground Traffic, which is going to take us to break, and
• 39:21
  I'll see everybody on the other side.
• 39:45
  What you see here is what they call family fusion centers.
• 39:50
  You see them usually at the borders, but now you're seeing
• 39:55
  them more and more come to the Inland on the early hours of
• 39:59
  February 15th, 2:45 AM because it was a missing child identical
• 40:04
  to this child. What the hell are we going dude?
• 40:10
  When danger comes to you, then what are you supposed to do?
• 40:15
  Everything went completely black.
• 40:17
  There was not. A lot of these atrocities are in
• 40:20
  the world and everything. It's an area that's being used
• 40:24
  for transporting something. There is an underground tunnel
• 40:27
  system that goes throughout Los Angeles.
• 40:29
  It's not getting a lady for the night.
• 40:31
  It's definitely deeper than that.
• 40:33
  Had to make our decisions in real time.
• 40:35
  We're freaked out. Neither do you nor any after
• 40:38
  this. We're freaked out like we got to
• 40:39
  go, but we were confronted with it.
• 40:41
  This is America, and we're coming from.
• 41:39
  The. None.
• 42:37
  The. None.
• 43:37
  Welcome back welcome back everybody to late night updates
• 43:42
  incoming invasion episode our News Radio edition.
• 43:45
  I am still Dean Ryan your right host here who is waltzing with
• 43:51
  you to midnight and beyond. That was the incredible Mike
• 43:55
  Adams as we we share the arts around here and what a fantastic
• 44:00
  job he did. Is neon Mike.
• 44:04
  Neon Mike. But yeah, you, you, yeah.
• 44:08
  If you know we have a lot of new people.
• 44:09
  Yeah. That was seen that trailer that
• 44:12
  we saw during the break there of the underground traffic.
• 44:14
  It really brings back a a lot of a lot of a lot of just memories
• 44:24
  there that you kind of stack away as another friend and
• 44:28
  someone associated with the real deal media has now passed.
• 44:30
  That makes makes 3 that I worked with.
• 44:38
  And then if you include the the spouses of the people that were
• 44:41
  here, now that that's five, I want to say, and we've lost 5
• 44:48
  viewers, 5 to 7 that I can think of at the top of my head.
• 44:52
  We've lost a lot of people. And, you know, I remember
• 44:57
  thinking in 2020 at some point on air saying that not
• 45:01
  everybody's going to make it. And I didn't know how true that
• 45:04
  statement was until you actually lose the people.
• 45:07
  So, yeah, this one, yeah, lost a big part of the story here, a
• 45:14
  gentleman who experienced one of the most dangerous times in my
• 45:18
  life, escaping that whole scene there and being right in the
• 45:22
  center, the epicenter of of a child trafficking syndicate in
• 45:27
  Anaheim, which we found out Anaheim, Santa Ana, that whole
• 45:31
  area is the most trafficked place in California.
• 45:34
  And you look into it and why that is.
• 45:36
  You have Disneyland, you have the intertwining freeways, you
• 45:39
  have all the businessmen from around the world, all the
• 45:41
  different hotels. It really is something and you
• 45:46
  know, Speaking of Disneyland, and I'm going to do a bigger
• 45:49
  story on this when I come back fully next week, which if you
• 45:56
  don't know, yes, World at War returns Monday the 27th.
• 46:00
  Monday the 27th, Full throttle World at War, like you remember
• 46:05
  it and or my name is Mudd. My name is Mudd.
• 46:11
  So my name might be Mudd Monday. Anyways, it was danger time.
• 46:16
  I'm lucky to be alive. And, you know, I remember at the
• 46:19
  end of that when I say goodbye to Brandon for the last time,
• 46:22
  little did I know who who had a lot of conflict in conflicting
• 46:26
  things in his life. We gave each other a hug.
• 46:29
  Good. And we say goodbye.
• 46:31
  And we we just knew we survived something that you would
• 46:35
  probably only see in, in, in, in the silver screen.
• 46:38
  It was unbelievable. It was surreal and we were
• 46:43
  there, we survived it and we lived through it.
• 46:45
  And there's a lot about what happened to me and that that
• 46:48
  time frame that makes no sense, makes no sense.
• 46:52
  And then I got, you know, to get pulled over twice in a three
• 46:55
  block radius by state troopers. That was unusual.
• 47:00
  Phone turning off and on. I mean, there was a lot of ear
• 47:03
  eerily eerie similarities to the Ramsey case that I found myself
• 47:08
  intertwined with not to not too much, not that far from, you
• 47:14
  know, when this happened just prior.
• 47:17
  So anyways, so God rest his soul, Brandon Solo, another one
• 47:22
  bites the dust, sadly. So we're going to continue on
• 47:26
  our trajectory. You we're going to continue on
• 47:30
  our trajectory. OK, anyways, let's get to this
• 47:36
  now. We have some real deal politics
• 47:38
  now. We're going to continue on our
• 47:39
  way there. Well, continuing with us in
• 47:42
  politics. Well, now the White House is
• 47:44
  doing their say. They're doing their best to
• 47:47
  preserve the peace deal with Gaza.
• 47:49
  At least they're trying. They're saying, well, the White
• 47:52
  House works to preserve Gaza deal amid concerns about
• 47:56
  Netanyahu. That's right.
• 48:00
  Yes, this is going out of the New York Times, allegedly.
• 48:03
  Well, the Trump administration now strategy is to try to keep
• 48:06
  the Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu over there from
• 48:10
  resuming an all out assault against Hamas in US.
• 48:14
  Now, U.S. officials are now saying, although the homes in
• 48:16
  Rafah are being burned as we speak.
• 48:20
  However, the White House today worked to hold together the Gaza
• 48:23
  peace deal as American officials said we're increasingly
• 48:26
  concerned that Netanyahu could dismantle the US brokered
• 48:31
  agreement. Well, there's no could.
• 48:33
  There's he will. There's no could.
• 48:36
  When there's he will see. I didn't know we have to be
• 48:39
  English teachers around here. Well, the vice president over
• 48:42
  there, JD Vance was headed to Israel today.
• 48:45
  You might have heard We're doing with Steve Witikoff as Trump's
• 48:50
  bodies envoys in full effect as Jared Kushner, the most loved in
• 48:55
  the Trump family who he was there as a instrumental part of
• 49:00
  the brokering deal as well as Elon Musk who's going to be
• 49:03
  profiting from the new Gaza. But casinos, golf courses, I'm
• 49:07
  sure it will just do everything to desecrate anything that was
• 49:11
  their prior is the new Trail of Tears.
• 49:14
  It's said well, Trump warned that he would allow Israel
• 49:18
  forces to eradicate Hamas if violence in the enclave
• 49:22
  continued. Interesting.
• 49:25
  Where's a quote Here's a quote from him.
• 49:27
  He said we made a deal with Hamas.
• 49:29
  They're going to be very good. They're going to behave.
• 49:32
  They're going to be nice and if they're not, we're going to and
• 49:36
  we're going to eradicate them if we have to, they'll be
• 49:40
  eradicated and they know that. Now.
• 49:44
  Mr. Vance's expected rival was meant to add an extra symbolic
• 49:49
  layer to illustrate the administration's commitment to
• 49:51
  keeping the deal intact. Administration brokered A
• 49:55
  ceasefire deal. Well just this month in a 2 year
• 49:58
  war anniversary between Israel and Hamas, the very created
• 50:04
  financed well oiled terrorist machine created by Netanyahu.
• 50:11
  But a new round of violence just this person has now highlighted
• 50:14
  the fragility of a 10 day year old 10 day ceasefire agreement.
• 50:19
  Now, according to the Israeli military, 2 Israeli soldiers
• 50:23
  were killed and another was wounded when Palestinian
• 50:25
  militants launched an anti tank missile at an army vehicle.
• 50:32
  Several Trump officials, in lieu of all that, speaking on a
• 50:36
  condition of an amenity to discuss their private
• 50:39
  conversation, said there is concern within the
• 50:41
  administration that Netanyahu may vacate the deal altogether.
• 50:46
  The strategy now, the officials say, is for Mr. Vance and Mr.
• 50:50
  Witikoff himself and even Kushner to try to keep Netanyahu
• 50:55
  from resuming an all out assault against Moss.
• 50:59
  But not many, if any, are holding their breath.
• 51:04
  So there you have it right there.
• 51:06
  There there seems to be little to no faith.
• 51:08
  And this will even work out. And I agree to that.
• 51:11
  I agree to that because anytime in the history of any kind of
• 51:15
  peace deal with the Palestinians, oh, there's just
• 51:19
  one of these moments that oh, see, they don't, you know, they
• 51:22
  don't want to have peace with Israel.
• 51:24
  Because as we know that Mossad works in theatrical ways and
• 51:29
  they can get people to fire a missile.
• 51:31
  They they could shoot somebody and it will never be televised
• 51:34
  as the IDF did it. It'll look like the other side
• 51:37
  did it. I mean, this is the kind of
• 51:39
  thespians at the greatest form we've ever had to analyze.
• 51:44
  And soon we're going to have to deal with, because I say that to
• 51:47
  you, because this is happening now where the IDF has now been
• 51:50
  given orders to fire upon will. If U.S. military is in the way
• 51:55
  of operations, as we found out yesterday, U.S. military is
• 51:58
  there to be a, an enclave a of food aid to the Palestinian
• 52:05
  people. They're the entourage for
• 52:07
  delivering such goods who are now being encountered with
• 52:11
  Israeli women themselves who are now like the protesters we've
• 52:14
  seen here abroad domestically, who are standing in the middle
• 52:18
  of the street, not just as protesters, but they're bringing
• 52:20
  their own baby carriages and children to stand with them in
• 52:23
  front of the US AIDS as this is happening too.
• 52:29
  It's now been reported an American journalist has been
• 52:32
  ambushed by Israeli settlers themselves as he was led astray
• 52:36
  by the IDF as he was trying to cover the situation of the
• 52:42
  delivered aid food. And he was talking about in
• 52:46
  this, expressed how he was ambushed instead and now is
• 52:49
  lucky to be live. More on that story soon.
• 52:54
  More on that story soon. So there you have just the Hamas
• 52:56
  just, you know, just comes out of nowhere.
• 52:59
  But now 80, upwards of 85% of Gaza is completely destroyed and
• 53:05
  they're still going. Continuing now.
• 53:09
  All right, here we go. Now is as we say that.
• 53:14
  Now we're going to continue on this one.
• 53:16
  That brings us to Attorney General Pam Bondi.
• 53:19
  Pamela Bondi, who's crusade against hate speech is not
• 53:23
  noble, but is quite baffling to say the least.
• 53:27
  Now as AG Bondy's crusade against that following the Kirk
• 53:30
  murder test the conservative principles themselves.
• 53:34
  I'd say following the Charlie Kirk assassination, Attorney
• 53:37
  General Pam Bondi declared a crackdown on hate speech,
• 53:40
  causing backlash across the political spectrum and exposing
• 53:43
  divisions within the conservative circles over free
• 53:47
  speech versus government intervention.
• 53:50
  Isn't that the truth? Well, now, Bondy, who
• 53:52
  incorrectly claimed that quote, Hate speech is legally
• 53:55
  actionable despite U.S. law only prosecuting speech in narrow
• 53:59
  categories like incitement, true threats, or defamation itself,
• 54:03
  not subjective hate speech. That's right, that's right.
• 54:09
  Well, figures like Erica Eric Erickson, excuse me, and Matt
• 54:13
  Walsh condemned Bondy's stance, emphasizing that while social
• 54:17
  backlash against offensive speech is valid, well,
• 54:21
  government punishment violates the constitutional principles of
• 54:24
  speech all together. While for the backlash, Pam
• 54:27
  Bondy attempted to reframe her position, stating only speech
• 54:31
  threatening violence is unprotected.
• 54:34
  The damage was done, eroding Trots amongst free speech
• 54:38
  advocates. Yes it was.
• 54:42
  And furthermore, in in closing, the incident reflects A
• 54:46
  recurring pattern where crises, whether it's 911, the COVID-19
• 54:50
  84, J6, something of that nature triggers the cause for expanding
• 54:56
  government censorship powers, undermining the very principles
• 55:00
  Kirk and his movement fought to defend.
• 55:04
  The irony? It's blinding and it's hateful.
• 55:08
  Yeah, it is. And that is some real deal
• 55:10
  politics which is now going to bring us to some real deal
• 55:12
  international. Usually we take the gun cord,
• 55:14
  but this time we're walking well as we were sharing the news
• 55:19
  coming out of the almost ceasefire.
• 55:21
  Will it, won't it work? Well, Israel is now targeting
• 55:25
  Canada, as I felt, as my emotional stature told me, as
• 55:30
  now, Israel urges Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carnage to drop
• 55:35
  his pledge to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu.
• 55:39
  The nerve, the gall. Can you believe it?
• 55:42
  Brazen. What a request and a demand and
• 55:46
  what a favor they're asking for. Now, while this is coming out of
• 55:48
  Reuters now as now, Israel urged Canadian Prime Minister Mark
• 55:53
  Harness to drop his pledge to honor the International Criminal
• 55:56
  Courts arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if
• 56:01
  he traveled to the country of Canada itself.
• 56:05
  Yes, that's right. Well, the home of just
• 56:07
  incredible, incredible Canadian people who are awake, yes, and
• 56:14
  incredible ginger. And I think you know what I'm
• 56:15
  talking about, Canadian tribe. Well, yes.
• 56:17
  Carney was asked today in an interview with Bloomberg
• 56:20
  published last week if he would fulfill the commitment of his
• 56:24
  predecessor, Justin Castro Trudeau, hyphen Trudeau, to
• 56:28
  arrest Netanyahu on war crimes charges if he came to Canada, to
• 56:32
  which he replied, quote, yes, where's your quote, another
• 56:38
  quote, he said yes. We believe that Prime Minister
• 56:41
  Carney should of course, reconsider this and welcome
• 56:45
  Prime Minister Netanyahu to the leader of the only Jewish state
• 56:49
  and democratic country in the Middle East to Canada, an
• 56:51
  Israeli government spokesperson, Mr. Shosh Rodzian told
• 56:57
  reporters. Well, the ICC, the International
• 57:00
  Criminal Court issued the arrest warrant just last year, if you
• 57:03
  recall, for Netanyahu for an alleged war crimes and crimes
• 57:07
  against humanity in the Gaza conflict.
• 57:10
  However, Israel rejects the jurisdiction of The Hague based
• 57:13
  court and denies war crimes in Gaza altogether.
• 57:16
  And I can't think of a time where they're not denying
• 57:19
  things. Oh, the head of that.
• 57:23
  The spokesperson said Canada's decision to recognize a
• 57:27
  Palestinian state was quote, prize for terrorism and then had
• 57:32
  quote, only poured fuel on an anti-Semitic fire in Canada.
• 57:37
  Let me translate that for you. That means they're going to
• 57:41
  punish Canada. You see this envoy that's coming
• 57:44
  from the the southern regions into the United States.
• 57:49
  Well, you, you better believe they plan on going into Canada
• 57:51
  because this is also a plan that will wipe out the Chinese
• 57:54
  influence in Canada. And we see this happening in
• 57:56
  Australia. It's coming.
• 57:59
  And just like I shared with you, there's a weapons hub coming out
• 58:03
  of Toronto that's issuing weapons to who?
• 58:06
  I'm sure it's going to be jihadists under the thumb and
• 58:09
  control and oversight of the Majan.
• 58:11
  You heard it here 1st. And that's how that one goes.
• 58:16
  That's how that one goes. OK, so here's another one here.
• 58:19
  This is coming out of, well, the EU Now, you know, a lot of our
• 58:24
  viewers all over the world, some of them who are in Europe,
• 58:28
  England, have had troubles watching the show, have had
• 58:32
  interference with their signals, trying to view shows outside of
• 58:38
  their country just to get the news about what's happening
• 58:41
  within. Because you can hardly, if any,
• 58:45
  ever find what's happening in your own neck of the woods.
• 58:47
  You have to go out. Well, there's a reason for that.
• 58:50
  And now I think we know the EU seems to be tightening their
• 58:54
  grips on the Internet, but also they're tightening the grips on
• 58:57
  the digital age verification, sparking privacy in free speech
• 59:01
  concerns. Where Pam Bondi said yes, that's
• 59:04
  my point. He is now pushing for strict age
• 59:08
  verification on platforms like Google, Apple, Snapchat and
• 59:11
  YouTube itself, requiring users to submit official ID documents
• 59:15
  via centralized app. Critics warn this it roads
• 59:19
  erodes the online and amenity and normalizes mass
• 59:22
  surveillance, linking the Internet access to government
• 59:25
  controlled digital IDs and and identities as well.
• 59:29
  Major platforms must now disclose how they prevent minors
• 59:33
  from accessing harmful content. See, you see that the road to
• 59:37
  hell is always with good intentions.
• 59:40
  Well that's right the harmful content they're very concerned
• 59:43
  about the you know just what the the children are going to
• 59:46
  consume but it's OK to give them miracle jabs isn't it well for
• 59:50
  instance, Snapchat must explain it's under 13 ban while Apple
• 59:55
  and Google face scrutiny over age rating systems and
• 59:57
  safeguards themselves. Now the conservatives want
• 1:00:01
  mandatory ID checks for all users now effectively ending
• 1:00:05
  online and amenity itself and it left just oppose now many people
• 1:00:12
  who are opposing this they oppose the age controls warning
• 1:00:14
  of censorship risk in. Dis appropriate surveillance.
• 1:00:20
  A study now commissioned found that the age verification is
• 1:00:23
  quote, necessary but not feasible in democracies.
• 1:00:28
  That's right. Now, the DSA over there already
• 1:00:32
  enforced the censorship of disinformation with vague
• 1:00:35
  definitions. And we see this happening in
• 1:00:36
  Germany. If you say something about the
• 1:00:39
  the health world, the medical world, if you question the
• 1:00:42
  science, well, what do they do in Germany if they come and
• 1:00:45
  arrest you? Brussels, the same thing.
• 1:00:47
  And as well as yes, the UK, which is now a Second World
• 1:00:52
  country if you ask me. Now, for instance, A crises
• 1:00:57
  mechanism grants Brussels emergency powers to impose a
• 1:01:00
  draconian controls on social media during undefined threats
• 1:01:07
  and they are framing it as child protection.
• 1:01:09
  These measures risk normalizing the digital ID requirements for
• 1:01:12
  all online activity. The critics fear tech giants
• 1:01:17
  will comply with backroom censorship deals, turning these
• 1:01:22
  government bodies bureaucrats into binding surveillance in
• 1:01:27
  speech control regimes by 2026. Another reason why the EU, the
• 1:01:34
  European Union needs to go down the drain alongside NATO and
• 1:01:39
  some other people. But that's the nature of reality
• 1:01:43
  that we are living in, in the digital internally.
• 1:01:47
  There's some other news to close up the real deal international
• 1:01:49
  coming out of France now. A man who I first dubbed the
• 1:01:54
  Napoleon 2 point O until he left office and Macron took that
• 1:01:58
  title where he's now Napoleon 2 point O, but with A twist, as in
• 1:02:02
  he's married to a tranny. Well, you might remember
• 1:02:06
  Sarkozy, Nicholas Sarkozy, he was applauded today as he made
• 1:02:12
  his March to prison with his model wife.
• 1:02:15
  Well, that's right. The former French President
• 1:02:17
  found guilty of criminal conspiracy salutes crowns who
• 1:02:21
  were saying who were singing the French national anthem is that
• 1:02:25
  Nicolas Sarkozy was clapped and cheered as he headed to jail to
• 1:02:29
  begin his five year sentence after being found guilty of
• 1:02:31
  seeking to acquire Libyan funding for 2007 presidential
• 1:02:35
  run. And he will be just this the
• 1:02:40
  first time I think we've seen a major former president go to
• 1:02:43
  prison, but he went to prison with a huge round of applause.
• 1:02:49
  Sad. And then finally, there's major,
• 1:02:53
  major conflict happening right now in Ireland.
• 1:02:55
  This is a somewhat new in the past couple of hours now as
• 1:02:59
  Irish police have now been attacked with missiles outside
• 1:03:01
  in migrant hotel as protest turned violent today as a
• 1:03:08
  African migrant over there in Ireland raped a 10 year old
• 1:03:11
  girl. It's a developing story and it's
• 1:03:14
  gotten wild over there in Ireland and I know the people of
• 1:03:17
  Ireland are pissed off over their open borders, free
• 1:03:22
  migration. It's completely changing the
• 1:03:24
  Anglo-Saxon world as we know it by design.
• 1:03:28
  It's called the Kalerki plan. Learn it, hate it, just don't
• 1:03:31
  love it and do something about it.
• 1:03:33
  And I think the Irish people are insider says that after they're
• 1:03:39
  done with this and get rid of the migrants that Bono's next.
• 1:03:41
  That remains to be seen. No word from the edge at this
• 1:03:45
  point. Well, I know that brings us to
• 1:03:50
  real deal health. This is something that's very
• 1:03:52
  interesting. Now, you might have heard Bobby
• 1:03:53
  Kennedy talk about how the the COVID virus seem to have skipped
• 1:03:59
  the the Anna, the the Kazarian Jewish race.
• 1:04:06
  And we thought it was just a conspiratorial blurp.
• 1:04:11
  It was out of context, disproportionate, maybe even
• 1:04:16
  filled with intoxications. We've yet to figure out.
• 1:04:20
  Well, that may be the case. Well, let me tell you a bit more
• 1:04:22
  about this before we get to this next clip.
• 1:04:24
  As the COVID-19 had been engineered, many have said who
• 1:04:28
  were within engineered so that the Akanasi Jewish race were
• 1:04:33
  immune. That's right.
• 1:04:36
  Well, an insider said it's scientifically true that there
• 1:04:39
  was a finding in a scientific publication that the people of
• 1:04:41
  the Jewish ancestry, which line they're from, one was more
• 1:04:47
  heavily impacted than the other. The Ashkenazi Jews were
• 1:04:49
  completely immune from it all. And that's a direct quote, by
• 1:04:53
  the way, from RFK Junior, He said just a handful of years
• 1:04:57
  ago. He also continued, just to
• 1:05:00
  refresh your memory, he said that what we also know is the
• 1:05:05
  fact that now it's true that the virus was lab created, which
• 1:05:08
  means they can literally design A bio weapon to target those
• 1:05:10
  receptors, which means they have the potential to target certain
• 1:05:14
  races. So there you have it.
• 1:05:17
  And we see this happening and we see when you're first born in
• 1:05:20
  this country, they draw blood and then they take it over to
• 1:05:23
  the Pentagon for the bio weapons.
• 1:05:27
  That's right. Ask him how the MMR Miracle Jam
• 1:05:30
  has turned out for everybody. Well, here is Tucker Carlson
• 1:05:32
  talking about it. And when we take a little gander
• 1:05:35
  and we'll listen and we'll discuss after he says that, of
• 1:05:40
  course, the New York Post led the charge against him, of
• 1:05:42
  course, but that COVID could be tailored.
• 1:05:45
  In fact, what for whatever reason, COVID had disparate
• 1:05:49
  effects on populations. That's absolutely.
• 1:05:52
  True. I mean, that's scientifically
• 1:05:53
  true. And I was quite familiar with
• 1:05:54
  that literature when he he made that.
• 1:05:56
  What? What does that mean?
• 1:05:57
  Which population suffered from COVID?
• 1:06:01
  There was a, there was a finding in the scientific publication
• 1:06:04
  that two different populations of well, two different
• 1:06:08
  populations of people of Jewish ancestry, depending which line
• 1:06:13
  they're from, where one was more heavily impacted than the other.
• 1:06:18
  And that was that was Sephardic Ashkenazi.
• 1:06:20
  Yes. And that was that was the
• 1:06:22
  finding. And I think the point that he
• 1:06:24
  was trying to make or maybe didn't articulate well is that
• 1:06:27
  the agent can be tailored to have that effect.
• 1:06:29
  And that's absolutely true. And that's through through old
• 1:06:31
  game of function technology and with synthetic full synthetics.
• 1:06:36
  What I'm saying is you can make this so, so specific is that I
• 1:06:38
  can, if I get your DNA like off of, you know, say that you throw
• 1:06:41
  a cup, I can tailor an agent just to you.
• 1:06:46
  And this is how it's changing. And, and if you're using AI
• 1:06:48
  behind that, I could then, and I say that I got adna sample from
• 1:06:52
  two of your, a couple of your relatives.
• 1:06:53
  So I knew what your family tree partially looked like.
• 1:06:56
  Machine learning is very good at actually random forest and tree
• 1:07:00
  decision making. You do a lot of complex AI
• 1:07:02
  behind this to figure out if make predictions that AI could
• 1:07:05
  about what your family tree look like and and have the disease
• 1:07:07
  travel through your family line. Isn't that something?
• 1:07:12
  Isn't that something? No surprise there, No surprise
• 1:07:14
  there. The truth shall set us free, but
• 1:07:17
  it will shock us in the meanwhile.
• 1:07:20
  So there's that one. It continued now and finishing
• 1:07:22
  with the real deal health segment here.
• 1:07:24
  While other people seem to have anxiety disorders that seem to
• 1:07:28
  be on the rise. You could be one of them out
• 1:07:31
  there. A lot of people have trouble
• 1:07:32
  going in big crowds. A lot of people have trouble
• 1:07:35
  communicating and some leaving the house.
• 1:07:38
  Let me tell you about this now. There seems to be a cause a for
• 1:07:44
  a anxiety altogether and they're saying it's coming from phones.
• 1:07:51
  Well, this is a new study that's come out and they ask you want
• 1:07:55
  to lower your anxiety now or they're saying put your phone
• 1:07:58
  away. The longer we take breaks, the
• 1:08:00
  better our brains will be. Experts have now said, well, the
• 1:08:05
  anxious generation in a new book.
• 1:08:06
  It's now just stating that that there seems to be a spike in
• 1:08:10
  anxiety and depression all together.
• 1:08:12
  And some of the people who are now feeling that effect is the
• 1:08:15
  new generation, Gen. Z, as the spikes and anxiety and
• 1:08:19
  depression, namely the introduction of the smartphone
• 1:08:23
  and social media, it seems to be the cause.
• 1:08:26
  Well, the book points out the anxious generation as they're
• 1:08:29
  now calling him a public health campaign focused on challenging
• 1:08:32
  policy, culture and behavior led by a the researcher himself.
• 1:08:38
  Mr. Haid and his team, they well, they keep track of
• 1:08:42
  legislatures around child phone use and creates documents that
• 1:08:45
  offer policy making ideas, among other initiatives that could be
• 1:08:49
  healthy and a healthy alternative, but also a healthy
• 1:08:53
  choice for children and people all together.
• 1:08:56
  Well, they're not saying that Gen.
• 1:08:57
  Z's aren't the only ones affected by the smartphones and
• 1:08:59
  social media as you know it. They see everybody's feeling it,
• 1:09:04
  everybody who serves as both the managing well, everybody who
• 1:09:08
  takes part in managing their social media, their their
• 1:09:11
  phones, their work. Everybody's feeling a bit of
• 1:09:14
  this mental health anxiety and depression and they don't know
• 1:09:19
  it. So they're now recommending put
• 1:09:22
  your phone on my put it on airplane mode, especially when
• 1:09:25
  you sleep. Take some time to be with in
• 1:09:27
  nature because it seems to be on the rise like never before to no
• 1:09:33
  end. So there's a little real deal
• 1:09:35
  health tip for you and I try to do that when I can.
• 1:09:40
  Well, now that finally, just almost finally brings us to some
• 1:09:43
  real deal tech is now Amazon, just like Uber is.
• 1:09:46
  Well, they're now taking a page from each other, scratching each
• 1:09:49
  other's back and just having that a mutual moment of bonding.
• 1:09:54
  Well, now the Amazon plans, Amazon altogether plans to
• 1:09:57
  replace more than half a million jobs with robots.
• 1:10:03
  And we see this and saw this coming from miles and miles
• 1:10:07
  away. Yes, we did.
• 1:10:08
  UPS is now going that direction with a Federal Express service
• 1:10:12
  sector, the education sector. But let me tell you just a tad
• 1:10:18
  bit more. Now, as internal documents show,
• 1:10:19
  the company that changed how people shop has a far reaching
• 1:10:24
  plan to automate 75% of its entire operations.
• 1:10:30
  That's right, over the past two decades, no company has done
• 1:10:32
  more to shape the American workplace.
• 1:10:34
  More than Jeff Bezos, Doctor Evil himself, more than Amazon.
• 1:10:40
  In its race to become the nation's second largest
• 1:10:43
  employer, it's hired hundreds of thousands of warehouse workers,
• 1:10:46
  built an army of contract drivers, and pioneered using
• 1:10:49
  technology to hire, monitor and manage its employees.
• 1:10:53
  Or now That seems to be a thing of the past, and it seems to be
• 1:10:57
  a thing of yesteryear, according to many of the people who are
• 1:11:02
  familiar with the workforce. Well, Amazon's US workforce has
• 1:11:06
  more than tripled since 2018 and almost a whopping 1.2 million.
• 1:11:10
  But Amazon's automation team expects that the company can
• 1:11:13
  avoid hiring more than 160,000 people in the United States,
• 1:11:17
  what otherwise need by 2027. That would save about $0.30 on
• 1:11:22
  each item that Amazon picks, packs and delivered to
• 1:11:25
  customers. So Can you imagine that each
• 1:11:29
  worker is only just really worth $0.30 to them, and that's even
• 1:11:33
  then they want to save? Well, executives told Amazon's
• 1:11:36
  board last year that the they hoped that the robotic
• 1:11:39
  automation would allow the company to continue to avoid
• 1:11:42
  adding to its US workforce in the coming years, even though
• 1:11:45
  they expect to sell twice as many products by 2033.
• 1:11:50
  That would translate to more than 600,000 people whom Amazon
• 1:11:54
  didn't need to hire to begin with.
• 1:11:57
  So Amazon is now very convinced more than ever in closing, that
• 1:12:02
  the automated future is around the corner, that they've started
• 1:12:05
  developing plans to migrant the fallout in communities that may
• 1:12:09
  lose jobs. But at least at least they'll
• 1:12:13
  save $0.30 to the dollar. Amazon.com for you.
• 1:12:22
  And then finally, finally, this is a final study.
• 1:12:25
  Is real deal studies now the final one here?
• 1:12:28
  Well, this one has to do with short men out there.
• 1:12:31
  And if you're short, just own it.
• 1:12:35
  And if you're already own it, owning it, well, you might be
• 1:12:38
  one of the individuals that this study is now talking about.
• 1:12:42
  Well, they asked the question to begin with, does size really
• 1:12:45
  matter? While they're saying that it
• 1:12:48
  doesn't because short men, The Walking style can make a smaller
• 1:12:52
  man appear just as intimidating as a large one.
• 1:12:57
  Interesting interesting. Well, males unconsciously
• 1:13:02
  advertise their fighting ability through two simple movements,
• 1:13:05
  the study shows. Well, in a nutshell, this is
• 1:13:08
  what we've learned. Well people judge dominance from
• 1:13:11
  the 3-4 second walk clips, size standards, avatars and that's
• 1:13:17
  where you get the first impression from.
• 1:13:18
  Now to motion cues stood out side to side torso sway and
• 1:13:24
  holding the shoulders from holding shoulders out from the
• 1:13:27
  chest so you can beat them just like that.
• 1:13:30
  Both added information beyond money size.
• 1:13:32
  Now different mixtures of size, sway and shoulder position can
• 1:13:36
  lead to similar tough ratings. Smaller men can look at just as
• 1:13:40
  intimidating as large ones. Now the effect was modest on its
• 1:13:44
  own, they've said. But in a world of challenges,
• 1:13:47
  people who read cues and impressions for the first time
• 1:13:52
  say the way you sway, the way you walk determines your
• 1:13:56
  toughness and determines, I guess, if the ladies will accept
• 1:14:00
  your offer to dance with them at the well, the Dancing Forum.
• 1:14:05
  His males, like the Peacocks, are always in competition.
• 1:14:07
  We're always strutting. We always have something to
• 1:14:10
  display. We always have a True Grit story
• 1:14:15
  with our physical communications is our swagger, is our style and
• 1:14:19
  our style is in our attitude. And that's what makes you a
• 1:14:23
  tough man, not your height now your eyeliners, JD Vance, but
• 1:14:30
  the way you walk. And that is the late night news
• 1:14:35
  to me. OK, on that note, well, I want
• 1:14:38
  to thank you for joining me here tonight as we've learned about a
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  lot here tonight. And I really I just I might have
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  to watch this back myself as we now end the incoming invasion.
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  And I hope that we share this moment as a few more days left
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  of the News Radio edition. So I'm going to get out of here
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  and I want to be well. I'll tell you I'll be back
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  tomorrow. We have some a few things up our
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  sleeve coming this weekend. But for that and for the rest of
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  us here, that Real Deal Media's late night update.
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  I'm Dean Ryan saying thank you for sharing a bit of your night.
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  Until next time, always remember to stay tuned and always
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  remember to please stay awake. That's right.
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  Good night everybody. Music.
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