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Super News #41-Senate Passes One Big Beautiful Bill-Education Department Freezes Funds-Trade Deadline is July 9th-AI Medical Tool Signals The Fourth Turning-Philadelphia Municipal Workers on Strike · Prestons Super Show

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  Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Preston
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  Super Show. Let's do this thing.
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  I have a lot to talk about today.
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  You give you a little rundown about what's on my mind.
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  The Senate passed the one big beautiful bill Act.
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  Now it's on its way back to the House of Representatives for a
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  full floor vote. The Education Department is
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  freezing funds nationwide. Talk about that trade deadline
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  is July 9th, not for the NBA, but for other countries to make
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  a deal or face Trump's tariffs. Then we have the AI medical tool
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  from Microsoft and this looks like it's going to signal the
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  4th turning. Then we have thousands of
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  Philadelphia municipal workers on strike.
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  Their mayor has failed to reach a deal.
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  No surprise, she's a Democrat and a career politician.
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  We also have a verdict reached in the Diddy trial.
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  I will break that news to you as well.
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  And then the NBA free agency is going bananas.
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  We're going to talk about that and I have something special for
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  you. I'm not going to reveal that
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  some special, special story here.
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  I found something very interesting that we need to know
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  about all here on Preston's Super Show.
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  This is the 41st installment of the Super News and you can
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  listen to all 300 plus episodes of Preston's super show across
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  all podcast platforms run while you're walking.
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  Thank you. Let's do it.
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  The one big beautiful Bell act has passed in the United States
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  Senate with JD Vance casting the tie breaking vote.
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  And after he did, he tweeted out the thing that will bankrupt
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  this country more than any other policy is flooding the country
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  with illegal immigration and then giving those migrants
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  generous benefits. The OBBB fixes this problem and
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  therefore it must pass. And he was the tie breaking vote
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  in the Senate as well as the tie breaking vote to bring it to a
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  full floor vote. So we pretty much had to stick
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  around until they got it done. Then over the night, last night,
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  up until today, Tuesday, right up until they passed the big
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  beauty senators added amendment after amendment.
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  They also denied a lot of amendments.
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  I do see that Planned Parenthood would be defunded in the One Big
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  Beautiful bill Act. They would lose $800 million in
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  the Republican states are moving to completely defund them on the
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  state level. So that would entirely end their
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  operations, which would be a positive development in the
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  country. Then we also have Joni Ernst,
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  who added a very interesting amendment, if you listen to what
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  she added, that was approved to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
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  where unemployment benefits would end for millionaires.
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  So if you made a million or more dollars a year, and this is, I
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  guess this is happening, so people are making a million or
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  more dollars a year and they're getting unemployment benefits
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  that are costing the country upwards of $100 million a year.
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  So there's a loophole that people figured out, that the
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  wealthy figured out, and of course it takes the Republicans
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  to go and find the fraud and find the waste in the abuse.
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  That's the one area of expertise the Democrats are lacking in.
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  And we could talk all day about what the Democrats are lacking
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  in. Obviously it's very easy to see,
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  but what's more interesting is someone posed a question saying
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  what do the Democrats do better than the Republicans?
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  And my simple response to that is the Democrats take their
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  pictures and their photo OPS in poor areas, and the Republicans
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  tend to take pretty pictures. So to put that into a greater
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  context, the Republicans need to get out in the communities more
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  that would benefit them in the long run.
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  So The Hill is reporting there are quite a few GOP hardliners
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  that are against the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and them,
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  along with the entire Democrat Party in the Congress will look
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  to halt this Big Beautiful bill in its tracks.
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  So it's up to Speaker Mike Johnson to galvanized the
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  support and they will need every Republican vote.
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  So what I'm saying here is I seen Nancy Mace, both her
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  flights got cancelled back to Washington, DC.
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  But this is what Speaker Mike Johnson was saying about don't
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  leave town, because we know that the flight and air traffic
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  control systems in our country are very vulnerable right now.
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  And that with the July 4th weekend right upon us, it's very
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  difficult and stressful on the pilots and on the staffing all
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  throughout the airports. And I'm sure they do it like
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  clockwork. But my point is, is it's still
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  stressful. So you're seeing that stress
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  lead to flight cancellations. That's the direct result of it.
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  You could probably slice it a few other ways, but at the end
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  of the day, that's what it looks like.
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  So This is why Speaker Mark Johnson said, look, I know
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  everybody has to campaign, you have to fundraise, you have to
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  go to events and you have to do things for your constituents
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  back home. But also, we're in the middle of
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  passing the biggest bill in history.
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  We need everybody up in Washington, DC until it's
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  passed. So, again, hopefully, maybe
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  Trump can help Nancy Mace get back to Washington, DC.
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  But it also makes you wonder, well, how many Democrats stayed
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  in Washington, DC? How many other people are having
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  a problem getting a flight back? You see, this isn't a good sign.
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  So I'm expecting this big beautiful bill act to be passed
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  either Thursday or midnight, 1:00 in the morning Friday, and
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  then happy July 4th, happy Independence Day.
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  President Trump's holding it up and we're all doing a victory
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  lap because we know the waste, fraud and abuse is going to go
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  away. And the only gripe I have with
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  the one big beautiful bill literally is the illegals
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  getting benefits, them not being kicked off the benefit system,
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  but that's OK. Just because they couldn't add
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  that amendment into the bill. That's what's going to happen.
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  HHS is effectively targeting all the illegal immigrants and
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  booting them right off of the benefit systems.
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  So that's perfect. If that's the way it's got to be
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  done, then it's getting done. And that's one thing about
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  Trump's administration is they will put the legwork in.
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  They've shown me time and time again.
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  So let's talk about some more of that legwork that they're
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  actually doing that when in effect today.
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  Politico was really the first to break this story that I seen
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  that I came across, and it's about the Education Department
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  freezing funds nationwide. This is a huge story.
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  We're going to talk all about it.
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  We know Harvard's at risk of losing all of their federal
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  funding entirely because they're broken civil rights laws.
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  So that alone should disqualify you from getting any federal
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  funding. But on top of it, they need to
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  go one by one through every university in this country and
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  make sure that they are not abusing these funds.
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  And it would be very easy to get doge, the Department of
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  Government efficiency right on top of that.
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  So I will read to you a little bit from the story here and then
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  just make a little bit of context about it.
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  Juan Perez Junior wrote this in Politico.
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  This is about the Education Department set to pause billions
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  in grants to states amid reviewing exactly what they're
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  doing with this money. So there is $5 billion at stake,
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  maybe a little bit more, but we have a very broad number here,
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  $5 billion is huge. I mean, that covers a wide range
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  of states. When I looked into it, I went to
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  Grok and Grok came back and told me there's 33 states affected.
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  California was the biggest one affected.
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  But I took a further look trying to see what the other states
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  were. They don't have that information
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  telling you what states. So we know California, that was
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  the only one unveiled, but there's 33 states affected.
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  This means the Trump administration withholding the
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  federal education dollars from States and local schools that
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  were expected to be available today, July 1st, 2025.
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  This was according to notices sent to federal grantees on
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  Monday. So you're talking about the
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  after school programs, the teacher training, the education
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  for the illegal students, and some education advocacy groups
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  estimate that this is around $5 billion at stake.
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  And we can go into this further and see that I looked into the
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  33 States and territories with a deep think, a deep search on
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  Grok, which returned that said, yes, it's very likely that
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  Illinois is affected. So again, this doesn't just
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  touch one side of the street. This affects the whole
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  neighborhood. So this has happened.
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  It's a done deal in these schools, in these school
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  districts have decided to ignore the federal government.
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  But when they needed money, they were trying to get the federal
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  government's attention and they did year after year.
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  And let me tell you something, this was long overdue.
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  And it was on top of $30 billion that have already been frozen
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  from different programs abroad. Today, USAID is officially
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  killed off Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State, has
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  officially ended USAID. And there's no more global slush
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  fund, backdoor funds for these other countries to take money
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  from the taxpayers and those NGOs that they hid from us.
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  We never knew what an NGO was until we found out about what
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  USAID was doing. And as soon as we found out, now
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  those NGOs are quiet as a mouse. No more money for you.
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  All of those programs at USAID are officially dead.
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  Now we can look at what the Pentagon said.
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  The Pentagon says right here they are reducing the amount of
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  supplies and aid to Ukraine because we have low munitions
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  due to the Biden regime dishing it out like candy.
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  But we do have good news on the Golden Dome.
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  Oh yes, we do. First Canada says, you know
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  what? This golden Dome is bigger than
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  us. We need to be in.
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  We need to be in on this. Then they cave on their digital
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  service tax and I quickly came up with cocko.
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  Canada always chickens out. Cocko.
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  Good luck, Mark Carney, good luck figuring that one out.
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  Because from what I can tell, Alberta's rushing to become the
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  51st US state. How cool would that be?
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  But we can also see something very interesting that in Canada
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  right now, their dollar is crashing almost twice as fast as
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  our dollar is, as the real reset's approaching where 30 odd
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  nations are looking to unseat the dollar as the global reserve
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  currency. So we shall see.
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  That takes place July 6th and 7th.
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  These are all a part of the BRICS nations and guests.
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  And what I will also say is I was one of the first people
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  reporting on the BRICS summits and what the BRICS alliances are
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  doing and what they're up to. But God bless the Birch Gold
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  Group because they came in and we're actually telling everybody
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  and educating them about look at what's happening and then look
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  at what's coming. So I, I appreciated that
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  information as well. And they keep bothering
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  President Trump about the tariff deadline.
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  When are these countries going to come to the table and make a
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  deal? Well, most of them won't because
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  they're playing hardball. So these other countries won't
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  be getting a deal unless they come to the table.
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  And they compromise because they've been putting their
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  countries first over America and America's putting themselves
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  first over the world. That's the way it is.
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  So Canada will probably get a good deal.
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  They'll probably end up getting a favorable deal, but it won't
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  be as good as it could have been.
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  Japan, they're going to be paying a tariff for a while
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  until they decide to come to the table again.
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  But I do see Japan not getting a deal anytime soon.
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  And later on down the road, probably, yeah.
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  After you pay that tariff long enough, you're going to end up
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  making a deal. India is reportedly working on a
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  deal. China's deal's official.
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  Then you have the United Kingdom, their deal's official
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  with America. Canada is going to have a deal.
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  You're going to have the European Union step up and have
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  a deal. And ultimately, once you have
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  that culminating boom, economy takes off and doesn't look back.
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  You pass the one big beautiful bill and we move on from here.
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  And I did get word about the big beautiful bill.
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  And there's a lot of congressmen and Congress women who are out
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  of town, not in Washington, DC, and they're racing to get back.
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  And I do believe there will. And by Thursday night or Friday,
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  crack of dawn, this big beautiful bill will be passed in
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  on President Trump's desk, ready for signage.
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  And then we will be celebrating our Independence Day and style,
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  but more importantly regarding Medicare and Medicaid for
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  illegal aliens in the One Big beautiful Bill Act.
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  Representative Anna Paulina Luna from Florida says because of the
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  bird rule, the House's plan to cut the federal match for states
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  giving Medicaid like coverage to illegals didn't make it through.
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  This is what people are up in arms about.
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  So instead the Senate added a new rule that restricts Medicaid
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  access for non citizens with the exceptions of LP, Rs, Cuban,
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  Haitian entrance and Cova migrants.
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  But let me remind you, we have the actual data right here that
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  says no illegal aliens were let into the country for the second
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  straight month. And to follow that up, Marjorie
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  Taylor Green spoke to President Trump and she tweeted this out.
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  You know, everybody's on hacks. So she tweeted this out and said
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  she spoke to President Trump about the bills she's going to
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  introduce that's going to save elections from ever being stolen
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  again. This bill will require the US
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  Census Bureau to conduct a new census immediately upon
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  enactment of the bill. In conducting the new census of
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  the US population, it shall require questions determining
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  the citizenship of each individual and count U.S.
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  citizens only upon completion of the census.
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  The bill will direct states to immediately begin a
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  redistricting of all U.S. House seats process using only
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  the population of United States citizens.
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  Thank you President Trump and thank you Marjorie Taylor Green.
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  Now please vote for the Big Beautiful Bill Act and we can
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  move on with our lives and everybody could enjoy their
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  fireworks and be safe and do it where it's legal.
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  Sadly, we have a tragedy in Bradley, IL where there was a
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  double homicide. Someone walked in, shot, two
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  people, killed himself. And it's a very tragic
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  situation. This was an area where I drive
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  through. I've been around my entire life,
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  growing up around there. What a tragedy.
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  And people probably will find out slowly.
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  But as I was talking to one of my friends who lives right
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  around that area, I've been literally down the street, I
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  said to him, wow, you hear the fireworks.
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  You hear, you know, all the noise from town and everything
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  going on. It doesn't seem like people got
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  the news or knew what was going on.
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  And the fireworks were so loud, mind you, were in Illinois where
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  fireworks are illegal. The fireworks were so loud, how
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  could you even hear? Someone got shot?
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  So it's just a devastating reality.
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  And people need to get armed, get trained, get smart and do it
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  all lawfully. But be very careful, folks,
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  especially around this holiday, upcoming weekend for our
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  Independence Day, the 4th of July.
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  This is a time of celebration. Well, my prayers are with this
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  family and the community and I stand with them.
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  Now. The jury has reached a verdict
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  in four out of the five. Counts against Diddy and it's
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  unanimous. TMZ alludes to this really not
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  looking good for Diddy. But then the final count of
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  racketeering, the 5th count is what the jury's hung up on.
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  We're going to reconvene tomorrow.
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  So for now, we know 4 unanimous decisions.
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  And now they're looking into racketeering.
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  They're, they're trying to deliberate on this, which
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  doesn't look good for Diddy. I believe it's the man act and
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  Diddy violating that is kind of what's keeping this going so
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  long, which is transporting a sex worker across state lines to
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  do business. So in the event that the jury
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  comes back with guilty on those 4 unanimous consents, then there
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  you have racketeering for that 5th.
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  But now we have to wait and see until tomorrow.
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  Now the healthcare sector really got a reality check when
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  Microsoft said we have an AI medical tool that's four times
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  better than diagnosing patients than doctors for the Financial
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  Times. When I read that, I said this is
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  what I've been hearing from people who've been going to the
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  doctor, and this is what I've been hearing from the doctors
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  themselves that come out on TV. But honestly, we all have to
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  embrace technology and now's the time, not later.
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  We need to be embracing this technology, hoping for new
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  answers, new solutions, and endless possibilities.
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  If we can just control the technology enough to let it run
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  under our watch, that's where the hiccup is right now.
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  And the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will help that.
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  It will ease the tension because it will stop the federal
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  government from dictating the policy about artificial
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  intelligence for the entire country.
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  Let the states handle their own artificial intelligence and we
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  can move on. I'm OK with it either way that
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  went. It wasn't really a hill that I
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  thought was too big or too much of A shift one way or another.
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  But I do like the states having that power.
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  But also remember this, now that you've given them that power,
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  you can't take it back. Another great reason to love the
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  one big, beautiful bill is the funding for ICE, the Immigration
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  and Customs Enforcement, will go from 2 billion to $45 billion.
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  Now, I approve of that. If you want illegals out of this
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  country, if you want mass deportations, it's needed, it's
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  necessary, and it must happen. Joseph Severino running for
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  governor of Illinois. He announced today that he would
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  revoke all Chinese Communist ownership of land in Illinois.
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  So no more land for the CCPI agree with that.
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  Britzker picked his new running mate who would be the Lieutenant
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  governor and that guy looks like he needs to go back to college.
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  He doesn't look like he's, but maybe like a couple years out of
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  school. I mean, what's up with that?
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  And then Pritzker says, well, it's got to be someone who can
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  run the state if necessary. Like what?
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  What kind of kooky statement is that?
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  So I don't know what the Democrats message is in
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  Illinois, but it's not good. Polymarket says Diddy has a 69%
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  chance of being found guilty. I think it's a little bit higher
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  than that. I think it's a little bit more
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  than that. Yeah.
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  That's still pretty bad. And President Trump went toward
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  that alligator Alcatraz with Christie, no Governor Ron De
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  Santis there. Representative Byron Daniels is
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  there. He's raised over 22 million
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  since February after he announced he's going to be
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  running for Florida governor in the upcoming race.
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  And Byron Donald would actually make a pretty good governor of
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  Florida. But Ron De Santis is doing a
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  great job. You have the alligator infested
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  swamps, mosquitoes, all the other poisonous spiders and
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  snakes out there, and then you drop an ice detention facility
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  right in the middle of it and they might even get another one.
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  Then South Carolina, they're looking to do the same thing.
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  Then we have the representative from Missouri who's been on top
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  of these UFO secrets. Representative Burleson from
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  Missouri's 7th Congressional District has been very vocal
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  about the UA PS and the Nama alien did a very good piece on
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  this. Well, he's been skeptical, this
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  Representative Burleson, about unidentified flying objects,
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  aliens and all of that. But he has reported and
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  confirmed that FBI agents did see unexplained objects, some
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  different than what other people have seen, but admits Congress
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  is blocked from key briefings. Quote, we have been blocked from
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  receiving the briefings we need, end of quote.
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  So the problem here is that just by seeing that, will it
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  automatically make you assume that there's aliens?
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  They're coming through a portal, they're coming through some
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  different type of inner dimension.
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  The FBI believe this back in the 1940s.
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  This is a new what's happening is we're getting closer and
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  closer to the truth and there are sightings of identified
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  flying objects and UA PS in the air.
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  But with the evolution of drones and drone technology, it's going
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  to be harder and harder to distinguish fact from fiction
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  when it comes to our skies. So let's shuffle into some NBA
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  free agency talk. Big moves going on right now.
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  Big moves, baby. We know the WNBA is planning
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  expansions to Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Detroit and
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  they all need it. All of those cities need WNBA
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  teams. Texas State is joining the PAC
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  12 as the 9th member for the upcoming season.
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  Today has been crazy for NBA free agency.
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  Duncan Robinson signs a three-year deal with the Detroit
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  Pistons for $48 million. Drew Eubanks signs with the
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  Sacramento Kings on a one year deal.
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  He has 4.75 million non guaranteed.
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  Tim Hardaway agreed to a one year deal with the Denver
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  Nuggets. No details on the money.
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  Josh Minot agreed to a two year deal with the Boston Celtics for
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  five mili. Toronto Raptors Senator Jacob
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  Patel has agreed to a four year deal worth $104 million and he's
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  going to be with the franchise through 2029 and 2030.
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  Forward slash center Sandro Mamuka Lavashili has agreed to a
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  two year, $5.5 million deal with the Toronto Raptors, but he has
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  a second year player option if things go sour.
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  Senator Jericho Sims agreed to a two year deal with the Milwaukee
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  Bucks. Dennis Schroeder agreed to a
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  three-year, $45 million deal with the Sacramento Kings.
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  The Milwaukee Bucks are trading Pat Connerton and two of their
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  second round picks to the Charlotte Hornets for Vasily
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  Mesick, who has a tremendous upside.
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  Forward Gary Harris has agreed to a two year deal with the
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  Milwaukee Bucks with a player option on the second season.
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  The Sacramento Kings are trading Jonas Valanciunas to the Denver
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  Nuggets for Dario Saric. The Milwaukee Bucks are waving
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  Damian Lillard and stretching the remaining $113,000,000 on
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  his contract in order to acquire Myles Turner from the Indiana
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  Pacers. Free agent center Myles Turner
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  signed with the Milwaukee Bucks for $107 million on a four year
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  deal. He has a player option in 2028
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  through the 2029 season and a full 15% trade kicker.
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  In effect, Sinner Gorsan, you will say, has agreed to a two
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  year, $12 million contract with the New York Knicks and he has a
• 29:52
  player option as well, if you didn't know.
• 29:56
  And the last move of the day, last big move, the NB AM VP Shea
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  Gilgeous Alexander agreed to a four year 285,000,000 supermax
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  contract extension with the Champions, the Oklahoma City
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  Thunder. Also in sports today we have
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  Coco Golf, the Leap women's tennis player eliminated in the
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  first round at Wimbledon. I will leave you with a few
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  headlines. California Governor Newsom
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  signed a law basically mandating that people get accessible
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  housing. Good luck to the landlords out
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  there. And then we also see he's rolled
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  back the Environmental Protection laws that Ronald
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  Reagan had in place from 1973. Ford says they are committed to
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  completing their EV battery plant in Michigan.
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  Elon Musk is pissed off. He's over there like Elmo.
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  He pops up. Hey, here I am.
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  I have a couple things I want to say.
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  You know, I was there. No, I was there, but I was just,
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  you know, trying to sell a Tesla to the president, you know, So
• 31:25
  now you know that I'm not there. It's a big deal that the EV, a
• 31:30
  mandate is about to get crushed in this one big beautiful bill.
• 31:34
  And as we talk about transportation, the
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  transportation secretary of the country, Duffy, he says to every
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  governor in the country, get the political words off our roads.
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  We want the rainbow painted crosswalks up off the streets.
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  We want anything that has to do with the LGBTQ gay agenda up off
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  our highways and our federal roads now.
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  And the sports book and sports gambling is officially killed
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  off in Illinois. They added the $0.25 fee to all
• 32:08
  bets and $0.50 fee to high volume sports books on top of
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  that such as DraftKings and Fandel.
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  And it's in effect today. Good news about the IRS is that
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  they are being directed to search out and find and turn
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  over all the information about illegal immigrants and where
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  they are receiving tax refunds as well as harsh penalties.
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  I hope because you will never get the money back from illegal
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  aliens and Elon Musk has to understand something as he
• 32:41
  continues to be bitter about everything going on where I
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  would just wish he would just focus on his companies at
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  getting a gas car with Tesla and making Grok the most extensive
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  AI feature in the universe. You know, doing things like
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  that, revolutionizing space as we have in the big beautiful
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  bill, $9 billion for the trip to Mars and trying to set up a
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  colony on Mars. Because if Elon Musk thinks he's
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  going to create a different political party or do something
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  different, he's going to be mistaken.
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  Because if the Democrats are able to get in power, they will
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  subpoena him to the Congressional Oversight
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  Committee and they will defund him.
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  Then what will happen is he won't be able to go to the
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  Republicans and ask for help. So right now, he needs to put
• 33:39
  all those bad feelings to bed because Trump is suggesting doge
• 33:43
  look into subsidies for Musk's companies.
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  But one thing I will say is that they should definitely be
• 33:51
  pursuing that lawsuit against CNN.
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  President Trump should and Christy Gnome should.
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  They should be getting the Department of Justice to go
• 33:59
  after CNN and some of these other news companies who are
• 34:03
  potentially doxing ICE agents with that ICE app that's on the
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  App Store where you can see where the ICE agents are AT.
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  And if they're in your area, that's a potential violation of
• 34:19
  the law, if not breaking the law.
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  So yes, I would expect some pretty heavy lawsuits to come
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  down, probably enough to get CNN off the air.
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  And if not, they would be close to it because they are already
• 34:35
  in a world of hurt financially. CN NS financial shortfalls and
• 34:41
  shortcomings are blowing all over the road.
• 34:44
  They're in everybody's yard. It's like the trash that's
• 34:47
  flying out of the dumpster. Just everybody's getting some.
• 34:51
  The FBI says they blocked investigations into the 2020
• 34:57
  Chinese mail in voting scam to protect Christopher Wray, who
• 35:02
  likely lied to Congress. So there was some dirty dealing
• 35:07
  going on there in 2020. And even with the FBI now doing
• 35:12
  a good job here, doing a good job there, it's just not enough,
• 35:15
  folks. It's just not enough.
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  CNN was funny. They come out and say
• 35:20
  Republicans love Trump the way Americans love Disney World.
• 35:25
  Well, if that's the way you want to look at it, the Trump show is
• 35:30
  much better than Disney Plus. Oh, yeah, Sickest burn.
• 35:36
  Come on now. The Trump show's the best thing
• 35:40
  on TV. Look at Newsmax.
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  Ratings through the roof on the stock market.
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  Triple up over here, double up in this country.
• 35:50
  Operations expanding down there. An alligator, Alcatraz, They
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  know what's going on. And not to mention President
• 35:58
  Trump rolled out the True Social Plus and put Newsmax on it.
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  So how about that? That's pretty cool, I think.
• 36:07
  Let your senators know to confirm Emil Bove.
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  He spent years putting away terrorists and drug traffickers,
• 36:16
  unlike the Biden gang. The Senate has to confirm Emil
• 36:22
  Bove to the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
• 36:28
  It would be literally a great honor for this guy to get this
• 36:34
  appointment and I've re shared it on my ex account.
• 36:38
  You can find me at Preston's day off at Preston's Day off.
• 36:43
  And thanks to the Article 3 project and Mike Davis for
• 36:47
  making this information so accessible.
• 36:51
  President Trump got a ceasefire agreement done with Israel and
• 36:55
  Gaza as Bibi Netanyahu plans to make his way to the United
• 37:00
  States to meet with President Trump at the White House next
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  week after the 4th of July weekend.
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  God bless law enforcement, God bless ice, God bless every man
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  and woman who puts on the uniform.
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  Thank you very much as we approach Independence Day, for
• 37:20
  we can truly celebrate our independence.
• 37:23
  What a great time it is to be an American, a great time to be a
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  patriot. Rest in peace to the two
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  firefighters that lost their lives.
• 37:33
  Rest in peace to Melissa Hortman and her husband.
• 37:37
  Rest in peace to the family that's dead in Bradley, IL after
• 37:42
  a double homicide suicide. Pray for their family.
• 37:46
  Pray for them. Please, I beg of you.
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  God bless President Trump and his administration.
• 37:53
  God bless Bobby Kennedy, RFK Junior, you are a great patriot,
• 37:58
  Sir. Thank you for all you do.
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  I am trying to make myself healthy and I also believe in
• 38:04
  making America healthy again as well as everybody should.
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  Everybody in the world should believe in that.
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  Let's take responsibility and let's take action.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, just like the hands of time.
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  I'm turning it over to you. Good night and God bless.
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  Psalm 37. Four KJV.