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Sunday Brunch with Dean Ryan & Jim Fetzer · Real Deal Media

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The chocolate mom. Lunches were getting pretty
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boring so I told her about not doing chicken spread.
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Now look what she does with our sandwiches.
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Cranberry sauce and lettuce on chicken spread.
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Sharky peanut butter and apple sauce on this one.
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Even made a nifty sauce tomato salad like I told her Mom, you.
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Plus other words like having a bondish Mord blossing we go
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forward. With it, look, as far as I'm
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concerned, when we are faced with an existential threat, we
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have the right to use any and all weapons in our disposal to
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eliminate. That existential threat?
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A lot of people don't know anything about nuclear weapons
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at all. We have the right.
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To use any and. All.
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Weapons in our disposal. I think the fact that Epstein
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was is a Mossad agent, that they've gone all the way to
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protect Israel. And I think it's for the
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following reason, because Israel is willing to use their nukes
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now that's coming out. And especially now when it comes
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to Iran, we're going to be forced into a war with Iran.
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And this is what Venezuela has a lot to do with it.
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Jim, I don't know if you're aware of this.
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People are beginning to speak about it.
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And I, I think that if more heat gets put on Israel, we're going
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to be seeing a lot of heat being put on us in the form of false
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flags where they're going to blame the, the so-called radical
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left who did it. And this is what's now coming
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out. We have a former spy of sorts
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talking about just that, how Israel is going to force the
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United States into a war with Iran or else the Samson option
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that people like, what's his name, that Lil dimwit Mark Levin
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are talking about, and then do whatever they have to do to win.
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So put that on the table of debate.
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Now, what are they going to do if they're surrounded?
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What are they going to do if 150,000 advanced missiles are
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going to be shot? What are they going to do if
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Iran gets involved, if Israel is going to face annihilation?
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You think they have those nukes in there to collect dust?
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Reason, though, I'm told that Donald Trump decided to bomb
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Iran was that the Israelis said for the first time, if you don't
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bomb Iran to take out these deep bunkers, we're going to use
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nuclear weapons. Yeah, This is why JFK was at
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loggerheads with David Ben Gurion.
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He was a founder and 1st PM of Israel.
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He wanted nukes for Israel and JFK opposed is why they threw in
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on the assassination. Others were representing CIA,
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the Joint Chiefs, the Mafia, the Anna Castro, Cubans at Texas oil
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men, the eastern establishment surrounding the Fed Lyndon
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Johnson himself had a personally man who murdered a dozen people
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for Lyndon including one of his own sisters.
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Israel has done a lot of dirty to the United States Gene, and
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we should no longer let them get away with it.
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Bermuda, Bahama. Come on, pretty Mama.
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Quilago. Montego, baby.
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Why don't we go to make off the Florida Keys?
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There's a place called Kokomo, that's where you wanna go to get
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away from it. All bodies in the sand, tropical
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drink melting in your head will be falling in love to the
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rhythm. Love is still drumming way down
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in Coco. Y'all have two Belgian waffles,
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a side of fawn and a Bloody Mary?
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Jim, what do you want? Oh, OK.
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He wants bottomless mimosas and a well, just a bottle of vodka.
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I think that's what it is. Oh, my God.
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We're on. Wow.
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OK. Yeah.
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Just put it on. Put it on his tab.
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Thank you. Good morning everybody.
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Good afternoon and well not good night just yet.
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Welcome to Riddale Media's Sunday brunch.
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I am Dean Ryan as you can plainly hear as I was ordering
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for Jim Fetzer and myself. Jim is currently at the bar.
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Yes, yes, we are started our morning just now.
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Welcome everybody, as this is a original members only kind of
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affair here tonight, today. See, I got to get used to that,
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but we are now open to the general population.
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Hello everybody. If you can see me as we are on
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the railing run over there at the travel page.
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We're on our secret YouTube channel and we're momentarily on
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Rumble. So you'll be seeing a few
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stories here today and joining me for this is, well, I guess
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I'll just give him a proper introduction.
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And this is a man who was the inspiration behind the song
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Kokomo by The Beach Boys, as they spent a long weekend with
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Jim over there in Kokomo and have never recovered.
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He is that hard of a partier. Yes, he is.
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But he's also a true inspiration to the Caribbean music genre all
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together. Well, he's the one, the only the
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real deal crooner himself, Jim Fetzer.
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Jim Oh, it's so good to see you again.
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Keep those mimosas flowing, Dean, not French toast.
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Crisp bacon hash Browns extra crispy.
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Sounds good. Oh, yes, it does.
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Yes, it does. Yes, it does.
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Well, as you heard there, Jim, in that's our little clips that
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we're putting out as the the spy who wanted to just shag us all
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here in the United States is now shagging Mike Huckabee.
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That's why we aired that little piece there that you saw.
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We we're going to be getting into.
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Did you know this, Jim, that Mike Huckabee, the Mr. Harmless
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I just played the bass guitar, is rubbing elbows with like one
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of the most deadliest Israeli spies Now, Jonathan?
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Jonathan Pollard. Jonathan Pollard.
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Huckabee's Christian Zionist, which requires a certain kind of
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cognitive incompetence because the Zionists want to murder all
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the Christians. Or are the Christians supporting
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the Zionist Dean? It's very difficult for me to
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reconcile, yes. It is.
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Yes, it is. And how about that?
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Look at Jim's new glasses, right by his name.
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Isn't that lovely? We're going to get him that pair
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anyways, Jim, you're absolutely correct.
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I can't argue that. I can't argue that.
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So it makes no sense. So we're going to be getting
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into that. And also we have Tangerine
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Dream, one of our members saying starving now, Starving now.
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Yeah, me too, me too. We have a film TV biz saying,
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see, Jim's talking English breakfast too.
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Yeah, he is. He is.
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He does it quite often. And he also says, right, Toast
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was the thing I picked up from my aunt in Boston.
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I love, right? Toast.
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I like right? Toast.
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That's great. Yeah.
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Well, yeah. I do too.
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I do too. So so we're going to be talking
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about that Jim, I have so many surprises for you to today.
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I really do that you just are unaware of, but that's what's
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the beauty of it. We're going to be talking about
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that a little bit of the spies who loved us.
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We also have news that the Golden State Killer has been
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caught getting one of the most prolific serial killers before
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the school shooters took over their business.
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Yeah, the industry is now dead, so we'll see how they caught
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him. You won't believe it.
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Also, Candace Owens is back in the news, not necessarily for
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anything. Charlie Kirk.
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This one is a true plot twist that only could happen to people
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like Candace Owens and, you know, people like myself as
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well. So we'll be getting into that,
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you know, everything. Dive into the politicos a little
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bit also. And I told Jim this before we
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started here. And he is excited with a
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detective spirit, as you might have heard of the Natalie Wood
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cold case. Natalie Wood, the the the star
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former wife of Robert Wagner, if I could say that.
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Well, Robert Wagner, who is 95, I didn't even know that.
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Well, he's made a deathbed confession and we're going to
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see what that is. And we'll take some bets, too.
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Yes, we will. And Jim might have a theory.
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We'll see if he's correct. And also Speaking of being
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salacious, because we're all about that here today at the
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Sunday brunch. That's what we do.
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RFKJ is back in the news with some raunchy sex fantasies that
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have now been released. So we're going to compare those
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fantasies with the ones that I have in my text messages.
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We'll look at Jim's text messages and then we'll right,
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right, Jim. I think that's fair.
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I think that's fair. We're trying to be fair here
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today. So we're talking about that
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margarine Green Taylor and Taylor, yes, he's name or Bob.
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We'll see where she's going. We'll take a bet and a guess.
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And also, this one I'm going to love.
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We've asked ourselves what happened to Michelle Obama.
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She wasn't at the funeral of of Dick Cheney.
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We didn't see her at the reception either.
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But Jim, I believe I found her. And you're going to be stuck
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with how and what I found. And I'm afraid to tell you, it's
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just that big. So anyways, plus, oh, oh, oh,
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and plus we have Jim. We didn't even tell you this.
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We have our own real deal media, real deal Olympic correspondent
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on the grounds in LA who's going to be phoning at about midway
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through. And we're going to talk about is
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LA ready for the Olympics coming up?
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And we'll see if it's too late for people like Jim and myself
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to be Olympians in the next event here, right?
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So we'll see if that works out. So that's how that one works.
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And yes, Dave, a big Mike is back, baby.
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And I couldn't be more thrilled than I love.
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So that's what's happening. Jim, Are you ready for
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Thanksgiving coming up? What are your plans just days
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from now? I'm going to spare Jan the
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taxing of the kitchen and take her out to a Thanksgiving buffet
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at a local supper club. Dean, that's all set.
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Oh, I see. OK, well that sounds like you're
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going to Denny's to me if I've ever heard it.
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Isn't that right to everybody? Yes, I think so.
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I think that's it. You know, a lot of people seem
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to be doing that, Jim, because the the average cost now, and we
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reported on this at real that World at War is like over $1000
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now for just the average American Thanksgiving coming up.
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You know that's like $22.00 a plate on average and not
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everybody can do that. So I think a lot of people are
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going to copy your maneuver this year sounds Yeah, well.
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They. Better move fast because most of
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the reservations are already taken Dean, so they may have to
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scramble to find a place. Yeah, I know.
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I know. It's just, it's just something
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else. But I may be doing something
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with our members. And may this coming Thursday, we
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might be doing a Friendsgiving for all of you out there who
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are, you know, overseas stuck in airports.
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Whatever the case, we'll be doing something special.
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But you know who's doing something special, Jim, is this
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is another salacious story. And it's just getting so
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salacious this year. But Mike Adams has now made some
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controversy in in his, you know, way of trying to show that he's
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healthy, he's ready for Thanksgiving.
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Look at this, Jim. He just posted this last last
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night. Well, it's Mike Adams in a
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light. You might have not have seen him
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before, but he's certainly ready to share with the world.
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Well, it's Mike Adams shirtless, which begs the question of when
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is Jim and myself when we're going to do our rebuttal?
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Well, we're working on that. This would this is what Mike
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said. He said quote, I don't normally
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post topless pictures. Yes, he said that and but no
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notice he never said bottomless, but that's a different story.
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Well, then he continues by saying topless pictures of
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myself in the sunset after force workout.
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But in the interest of inspiring others to achieve health and
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believe me, I'm inspired greatly.
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I'm going to be doing my shots. Well he says that he thought he
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shared the picture along with his regiment.
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Look at this age 55 plus, which can't be him.
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That's pure lie. But anyways, 0 miracle jabs,
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zero prescription medications, no doctor check UPS, no seed
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oils or toxic processed foods, no missed sick days ever.
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No gym membership, no flu shot ever, no toxic personal care
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products, laundry detergents, no drugs, no psychedelics, no THC,
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no alcohol. And I'm thinking my word, how is
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he still alive, Jim? Isn't that inspiring to?
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You that is inspiring. That ends inspiring that we got
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right down to the end. That was all with him.
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Yeah. And by the way, we're assuming
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he's wearing shorts. We're just assuming.
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But I, I, you know, probably not.
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Maybe just a Maple Leaf at this point.
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And I just, we have Maddie Lynch saying the most organic human
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ever. Yes, Yes, he is.
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It is incredible. It is incredible.
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OK, so that's what's happening there in some salacious.
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We'll come back to all of that. But let's talk about this now.
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You saw the beginning of the cold opening there and Mike
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Huckabee, the most unsuspecting cabinet member of the Trump
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administration yet, the ambassador to the Israel,
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meaning representing all of us and our country.
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Well, this is what's going on here is now the White House is
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unaware that of who and why he met.
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Let me tell you about this. We'll tell you what.
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What? What's really going on here?
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Well, here it is. Yeah.
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The White House is now unaware that U.S. ambassador to Israel
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met with a convicted spy. Convicted spy?
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Is it because maybe Mike Huckabee is a spy himself?
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Just a thought. Just a thought, and I'm quite
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thoughtful. Well, here it is.
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Let me continue here now as the the gentleman in question is
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convicted by Jonathan Pollard, who was convicted, I believe, in
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the the 1980s for giving secrets, nuclear secrets to
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Israel, who then gave them to Russia.
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Yeah, he sat in jail for a long time until Trump letting him
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out. And I believe in Trump.
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At one point, O well, the White House said it was unaware that
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the meeting took place earlier this year between the ambassador
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of the US is to Israel, Mike Huckabee, and Jonathan Pollard,
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a former U.S. Navy officer who was convicted
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of spying for Israel in jail for decades.
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Now, speaking to reporters somewhat recently, the White
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House spokesperson Caroline Levitt said that while the Trump
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administration had no advance knowledge of the meeting, the
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president stands by our ambassador, Mike Huckabee, in
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that and all that he's doing for the United States and Israel.
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Now, just to note, it's worth noting Huckabee and Pollard met
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in July. No word if they were holding
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hands or not or who was sitting on whose lap put they met in
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July over there at the US Embassy in Jerusalem, as
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revealed by the New York Times. And the meeting was reportedly
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not on Huckabee's official schedule and took place without
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knowledge, any knowledge of the US intelligence agencies.
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Now the former U.S. Navy intelligence analyst, the
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treasonous traitor Mr. Pollard was tried and convicted in 1987
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for passing thousands of highly classified US materials to
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Israel in exchange for cash and gifts.
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He was sentenced to life in prison, the harshest punishment
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ever given to someone for spying or an ally.
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Now Pollard served 30 years before being paroled in 2015 and
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moving to Israel in 2020. He's regarded by some in Israel
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as a hero. Now, the case badly stained and
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strained the US Israel relations at that time and still is seen
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as one of the most damaging breaches of classified
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information in all of U.S. history.
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Now, it remains unclear whether Huckabee sought Trump's, well,
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Trump's approval before the meeting.
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But the CIA were, quote, alarmed by news of this meeting,
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according to sources who spoke to the Times who are familiar
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with the breach. Huckabee, as you know, is a
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staunch Israeli supporter. But now we can add a staunch
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Israeli spy sycophant. Jim, where do we start on this
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one? What the Huckabee was he doing?
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Pollard is widely regarded as one of the most damaging spies
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in the history of the United States.
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That very idea that Trump would have pardoned him, which I
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understand he did at the request of Benjamin Netanyahu, is
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monstrous. This is a heavy blow to the
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national security United State by letting someone who so
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seriously damaged our national security out at the request of
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Israel. I mean, this is just one more
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proof that The Donald is not really America versus Israel.
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First, Huckabee just appears to be a mentally bewildered
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individual who can't think straight.
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And, you know, the idea he should be our ambassador to
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Israel is, frankly A manifest absurdity.
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Yes, it is. And as you can see there that
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that is the spy within question to the right, to our right and
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his left. That seems to be a very tall
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version of Anthony Weiner, just for starters, right there.
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We we think, you know, it. It just kind of all blends and
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molds into one. But yeah, a, a, an egregious
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pardon, if you ask me, Jim. I mean, this is Trump didn't
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even pardon Rodger Stone. He didn't even pardon Stewart
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Copeland at Excuse Me, Rhodes at all.
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And, and and and guys like that are getting the part.
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It just makes no sense to me whatsoever.
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Unless you realize Trump really is the obedient service of
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Netanyahu and then it all makes sense.
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He's doing exactly what BB wants.
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I'm, I hate to say it, I voted for this guy three times.
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I was a very strong supporter, Donald Trump.
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But in my opinion, in the end. Is not at all the guy he
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pretended to be on the campaign trail.
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Yeah, there, there. There's a lot of truth in that.
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And you know, as we reported that from our very own EU
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insider for Shetty, who told us two years ago that Trump was
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Mossad and I, you know, I believed him, but not
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wholeheartedly. No one wants to believe that
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whatsoever. But Speaking of Trump, he he's
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now been hitting out just earlier today at Thomas Massie
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once again. Can you believe it?
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And this is what he's saying. And it's it's something to be
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heard. Are you willing, are you willing
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to forgive Congresswoman Taylor Green?
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But forgive for what? No, we just, I just disagreed
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with her philosophy. She started backing perhaps the
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worst Republican congressman in our history.
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This, this, you know, stupid person named Massie.
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I could go your own way. And once I left her, she
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resigned because he wouldn't have.
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She would never have survived the primary.
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But I think she's a nice person. OK, but I have to choose.
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Between Thomas Rassie and Donald Trump, it's a no brainer.
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Frankly. Massey is a man of immense
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integrity. He cares about the United
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States. He really is an America First
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guy. The other one, I'm sorry, not so
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much. Yeah, I I agree to that.
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And he's firing again at Marjorie.
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We'll get to Marjorie in a minute.
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But Thomas Massie, it seems to be the affection of Trump's
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targets lately. And this is probably why that
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that seems to be the case now because Thomas Massie, Jim, I
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like I've never seen before. This is a man I met in person.
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Incredibly nice guy, very honest.
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Well, he's dropping some truth bombs that if you ever wanted to
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really go have a go at Trump. Well, you saw how the left did
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it it it's Teflon Don when that happens.
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But if you want to get the Achilles heel of Trump and then
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you start talking like Thomas Massey, check this out.
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This is probably why Trump is pissed.
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Here it is Netanyahu's involvement with Trump is
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influencing the decision of the Epstein file release.
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I think Israel is influencing the Epstein file release because
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Israeli intelligence in our own CIA was wrapped up with Epstein.
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And so it would be embarrassing to our own intelligence agencies
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as well as Israel's intelligence agencies for all that to come
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out. And if you if you notice, there
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are a lot of bots online and, and people who are paid, maybe
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they're not robots, but they are paid and they're going after
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Marjorie and I uniquely. And I think it's because we are
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against the war that Israel has in Gaza right now.
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And we want that. So, yeah, that that that's a
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very good point. Thank you there, Thomas.
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And Jeff, he's going against the war.
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And this is what Marjorie has to say about it.
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And she was on fire just the other day on Tucker's show.
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Jim, Here's a little highlight of that.
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Since I've become a member of Congress, since 2021, we have
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voted on 22 resolutions for Israel, 22 of them all kinds of
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resolutions, you know, denouncing anti-Semitism,
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supporting Israel. We voted on 22 of those.
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We never vote on resolutions proclaiming great things about
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America or defending certain Americans or defending Americans
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in general. But we have voted on 22
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resolutions in the House defending Israel.
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How many of you voted yes on, I don't know, my exact record.
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The last one I voted no on. And then the one before that I
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voted present because I just started getting well, I think we
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lost the we we lost the video there.
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But yeah, so that's what she's talking about.
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And so she voted president, she voted no.
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She started waking up to it just like we're waking up to the spy.
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And just so you know, the spy who sold this out, Mr. Pollard,
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well, when Trump gave him a pardon, well, this is what
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happened. And this is what his welcome
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home party. And remember, he's American, but
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this is what his welcome home looked like over there in
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Israel. Check this out.
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Look at this. OK, Jim, let's let's talk about
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it there. You saw all sides there until we
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lost the audio, at least on my end.
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It's it it, it's pretty gut wrenching, Jim, where even Alex
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Jones now is saying he's can no longer go along to support
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whoever this fake Donald Trump guy is.
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You know, Well, that's. That's welcome news.
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Actually, Dean, I have been a huge supporter of Marjorie
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Taylor Green. Apparently they threatened her
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family, She reported previously her her son had been threatened.
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This is how low they go to force her out.
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She and Massey were the 2 shining gems in our Congress,
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the two who really had integrity and principle and stood up for
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America. And now we're down to 1.
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And Pollard being greeted there by Netanyahu.
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I mean, the information he gave Israel made a huge difference.
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Nuclear weapon, right and. And apparently they sold it the
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the Israelis gave it to Russia at that time in the late 80s.
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Is that something? Yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, yeah. I mean, today Russia is a force
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for good. But Israel, I'm sorry to say, is
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far from it. And it's ironic because the
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American people think the Russians, the Iranians and the
26:32
Chinese are the bad guys. I'm sorry.
26:35
Look in the mirror. We found the enemy and it is US.
26:41
It, it, it certainly is. It could also be the Canadians
26:43
too and, and the, the, the Mexicans and maybe the Brits if
26:48
they want to. It could be all of our close
26:51
allies. But let me ask you, Jim, do you
26:53
think why is she resigning? Do you think there's any
26:57
particular reason? Is she going to run for higher
26:59
office, you think? Or she just want to, you know,
27:02
go back to private life? Oh, I I.
27:05
Think she's been intimidated? I mean, these people are
27:10
ruthless. Remember, Thomas Massie's wife
27:13
was killed, and many believe it was by the Israelis because he
27:18
was staying up against them. And they probably told her she
27:23
can expect a similar outcome if she perseveres.
27:28
And out of interest of her family, she's like myself, You
27:34
know, we're willing to risk our lives, but the lives of our
27:40
family, that's a whole another matter.
27:42
I I'm a huge fan of Marjorie Taylor Green.
27:45
I would. Well, Jim, I, I, I think I
27:49
solved our, I solved the puzzle. I think this is probably why
27:54
Marjorie's dropping out. Look at what I discovered here,
27:57
Jim. It makes a lot of sense to me
27:59
and it also leaves the door open for higher office.
28:02
Look at this. Well, ABC is now considering
28:06
considering Marjorie Green Taylor for The View in a
28:10
stunning fallout to her sensational resignation from
28:12
Congress. That is a multi $1,000,000 job
28:17
right there. I I'm not sure I would recommend
28:20
it because people to me, The View is kind of like
28:23
Afghanistan. It's where empires and
28:25
personalities go to die. Yeah, well, a large.
28:30
Would transform it. I mean, the the views have been
28:33
dying on the vine, so bringing in Marjorie would be like a shot
28:37
of adrenaline. I mean, it would be a brilliant
28:40
stroke for. Is it?
28:44
Is it? NBC the show's on NBC and you
28:48
know, but now it's Ms. now in in any case, that would certainly
28:56
keep her or in the water. Dean.
28:58
That's a really fascinating idea.
29:02
Yes, it is. Here we have some people who are
29:04
commenting and say the following.
29:06
We have Sharon KK Curtindale says that the spy is non
29:12
American. He's a criminal traitor.
29:14
You hear Ben Benjamin Netanyahu saying you are home.
29:21
Yeah, I mean, but he technically he's American citizen.
29:25
I don't know. He's a dual citizen.
29:27
He's. A dual citizen the and dual
29:30
citizens should never be allowed in policy shaping or decision
29:34
making positions in the government.
29:36
Now, he apparently was a naval officer.
29:39
He was in a position to have access to nuclear secrets and he
29:44
betrayed the nation. But that's because it's loyalty
29:48
to the other state exceeded his loyalty to the United States,
29:51
which is why I've been advocating since 2008 that we
29:55
should not allow that to happen, right?
29:59
Right, I know we we shouldn't we shouldn't at all anyways, so
30:04
there there's that one for you now before we go to break here
30:07
and go with our members. I can't say members without this
30:11
story here Jim, this is unbelievable.
30:13
Are are you familiar everybody with the Golden State killer?
30:18
This is one of the most prolific, they say, serial
30:23
killers of our time, which the term serial killer.
30:28
Well, you don't often hear that anymore.
30:29
It's gone the way of the Betamax, the PCR, and has really
30:33
lost to the lone gunman. School shooters, really, they've
30:37
been put out of business. One of those things that's just
30:39
not a thing anymore. But the, the, this is the the
30:43
killer who is in like, Sacramento.
30:46
He's the infamous serial killer who was famously caught with the
30:49
help of Michelle McNamara, the wife of actor Patton Oswalt, and
30:56
may only have been caught because of a certain reason.
31:01
This is unbelievable. Look at the headline for this.
31:04
Jim, you, you really, you know, you're on to something when
31:08
they're using this. OK, so they, they caught him
31:11
because of the following. Well, the Golden State Killer
31:14
may have been caught only because of his micro penis.
31:18
There's nothing there there. Way to catch somebody.
31:25
Who would have ever thought that one Why was killing people a.
31:29
Sense of inferiority, I mean. That's what I'm I'm, I'm
31:34
learning, Jim. I mean, how many?
31:36
How many? Didn't kill.
31:37
This is a serial killer, right? How many victims?
31:40
Yeah. Attributed well there there this
31:44
is. Detectives connected multiple
31:47
set of crimes to the same perp here in this case, Mr. Joseph
31:53
James DeAngelo, or as they know him on the streets, the Micro
31:59
penis killer. He's been arrested for several
32:02
brutal crimes all around California up and down.
32:05
But cops believed he might also be responsible for those
32:08
committed by the perp even before a lot of his infamous
32:14
fame as he was known as the East Area Rapist.
32:18
So we're talking Jimmy Long history of crimes now victims,
32:24
but Dina Reyes. And a micro penis don't go
32:27
together. See, I mean well.
32:31
That's what I would think too. But they're saying there's a
32:34
reason for the cause here. They're saying that victims and
32:37
the multitude of crimes has already suspected of he's been
32:41
suspected of. They said the all the unsolved
32:45
crimes had been described all the same with one common theme
32:50
that the perpetrator had a extremely tiny member.
32:54
Can you believe it? And with no DNA linking him to
32:57
those cases at that time. And you know, there was a time
33:00
and a place that no DNA and CSI was not being used.
33:04
They said they they needed circumstantial evidence
33:06
cooperating his identity with all the crimes and they finally
33:12
found it. It was his quote, extremely
33:14
small penis. Geez, Jim.
33:17
I mean, they really emphasize this.
33:20
So it goes to show that it was a big guy was he was a big guy.
33:27
With a tiny Dick. Well, Jim, he was that really
33:35
guy. That guy.
33:35
Weighed that guy weighed by 252-8250.
33:40
That's. True, that's.
33:41
True around six feet. He's a big.
33:45
Guy, He's a big a big. Guy and just was you know not
33:48
very blessed but it goes to show to him that in in some cases
33:53
size does matter and it could be life and death for some reason
33:57
so there you have it there's some good news for you.
34:01
We're going to we're going to go to break and contemplate that
34:06
last story there and Jim stand by there when we get back we're
34:10
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So stand by we'll be back with our members in just them only
35:03
after these brief messages. See you soon.
35:07
I'm going to tell you how I feel I'm going to make you understand
35:21
that. We're going to give you up.
35:23
Never going to let you down, Never going to roll around and
35:29
hurt you. Never going to make you cry.
35:32
Never going to say for mine, Never going to say a lie.
35:36
Never you. For SO.
35:41
Long. But you ate my fucking.
35:44
Popcorn. Don't you?
35:46
Shout. Don't say it.
35:48
Don't know what's been going on. The.
36:54
Bermuda Bahama. Come on, pretty Mama key.
36:59
Lago Montego, baby. Why don't we go to make off the
37:04
floor with the keys? There's a place called Coco.
37:12
That's where you want to go to get away from it.
37:22
OK, we are back with our Real Deal Media members only.
37:27
Yes, we are. And I am still Dean Ryan, who is
37:31
coming at you like a man who's really up in your grill on this
37:36
Sunday brunch. But I couldn't be doing a Sunday
37:38
brunch without my Sunday brunch. A tear colleague, the one the
37:43
only in a true lover of everything Belgian waffles of
37:47
Jim Petzer. Jim, thank you for joining me on
37:50
this Sunday brunch Belgian Waffles.
37:52
Are terrific. And by the way, you can't get a
37:55
better deal on breakfast than Denny's.
37:57
You mentioned Denny's. Actually, Denny's is a terrific
38:00
deal. I highly recommend Denny's.
38:03
Yeah, that. Moon's over Miami.
38:05
Moon's over Miami. Yes, highly recommended.
38:08
And I am quite hungry myself. And we have a lot of people who
38:11
are hungry as well. We have Maddie Lynn who is maybe
38:15
saying it gives new meaning to micromanage.
38:18
Can't believe what she's referring to.
38:20
Can't be the waffles. Get it?
38:22
We have a Tangerine Dream that says there will be a database on
38:25
the manhood now. Thank you and I agree to that so
38:31
well Speaking of that, now Speaking of derangement, it
38:34
means for. Investigating purposes to
38:37
investigate crimes. They may now take photographs of
38:41
private parts. I know.
38:44
And Can you believe, Jim, that there's a nude photo of me out
38:49
there from my stalker in Florida that she put out there a, a
38:52
fictitious nude photo. But Jim, I must say, after
38:56
seeing the nude photo all these years, I've gotten a lot of
39:00
compliments on it. I'm I can't be too much.
39:05
Jim, I I. I can't be too disgruntled about
39:09
it. I've gotten nothing but
39:10
compliments, so if that was to besmirch me, it certainly
39:16
backfired and went in my favor. So thank you for that.
39:20
We have Dave Hussein. Denny's has a apple crisp
39:23
pancake going on right now. Well, that that's indeedly true.
39:27
OK, Speaking of like, Belgian waffles, well, French toast.
39:32
And Speaking of French toast, we'll get this story.
39:35
This is now happening. And I for 1:00 AM.
39:39
Quite a how do you say? Oh, yes, le baffle.
39:42
No. Well, now Candace Owens has a
39:45
new claim and this one is pretty dastardly right out there.
39:49
Well, she's now claiming there's a new hit on her as in a a
39:54
target. A late target is now Candace
39:57
Owens is claiming French the French government is now
40:00
plotting to kill her and this is a pretty wild as she's now
40:05
saying a wild assassination allegation has now erupted after
40:08
the Macrons shoes over the Bridget is a man baby rumor.
40:14
Yeah, we heard about this. And by the way, the French
40:17
intelligence, yes, their version of Mossad, they're pretty,
40:22
they're pretty good. They're sharp shooters.
40:24
So she has to be very careful now as now the.
40:27
So the conservative commentator Candace Owens has now escalated
40:31
her rhetoric by following the following a defamation lawsuit
40:34
filed against her by French President Emilia Macron and his
40:40
alleged father, who's the alleged first lady, Brigitte
40:44
Macron, now claiming without evidence that French government
40:47
is planning to kill her. Well, they always say that she
40:49
has no evidence and then she brings it and then they have
40:52
nothing more to add to that. All the allegations come as
40:55
Candace now faces the legal action indeed over her repeated
40:58
promotion of the so-called baseless conspiracy theory that
41:01
Bridget was born to melt. Well, that's bullshit.
41:03
She provided all that evidence and that's why they're suing
41:06
her. But we'll play along now.
41:09
Candace Owens, who's 36 years of age, which I didn't even know, I
41:12
thought she was like 22. Well, she's saying the a quote
41:15
high-ranking employee of the French government warned her of
41:18
a an association plan purportedly orchestrated and
41:24
funded by the French President and first lady himself.
41:27
She did not identify the alleged official or even offer an
41:31
explanation how they would access to such information, nor
41:35
does she have to. Who wrote this stupid article?
41:39
Joshua Wilburton. OK, well that's all you need to
41:41
know. Well, now in In closing, the
41:42
commentator said that the unnamed official had concrete
41:45
proof of the plot, but declined to provide any evidence to the
41:48
followers. Well, I can't take any more.
41:50
Well, here's her own words from her own ex post.
41:55
Well, she said the following. I'll read you just a bit of it.
41:57
She said. Two days ago, quote 2 days ago,
41:59
I was contacted by the high rating employee of the French
42:01
government. After determining that the
42:03
person's position in proximity to the French couple, I've
42:06
deemed the information they gave me to be credible enough to
42:08
share it publicly in the event that something does happen.
42:11
Now, in short, the person claims that the Macrons have executed,
42:14
have executed upon and paid for my assassination.
42:18
Yes, you read that correctly. More specifically that the green
42:21
light was given to a small team in the National in Dombuea
42:26
intervention group. I'm told that there is one
42:29
Israeli that is on this assassination squad and the
42:32
plans were formalized. Again, this person provided
42:35
concrete proof that they were more placed within the French
42:38
government apparatus. Further to this point, the
42:40
person claims that Charlie Kirk's assassination trained
42:44
with the French Legion 13th Brigade with multi state
42:48
involvement. In fact, journalist Xavier
42:51
Pesuard's life is at risk. This is deadly serious.
42:55
The head of state of France apparently wants us both dead
43:00
and has authorized professional units to carry this out.
43:02
I ask everyone to retweet this and share this.
43:05
I do not know who in the American government can be
43:07
trusted, since this source claims our leaders are fully
43:11
aware, but I have more specific information which is definitive,
43:15
verifiable, should they care to reach out to me.
43:20
And finally, to the brave official in France who did this
43:23
because they were so moved by the evil of Charlie's public
43:26
execution to risk their own life.
43:29
May God bless you, truly. Let all be revealed, Jim.
43:33
Let's talk about it. That is, This is stunning of a
43:38
revelation. Photograph a Bridgette in a
43:41
swimsuit that doesn't leave a lot of room for doubt.
43:44
I mean, must I show it? It's.
43:46
Like it's like. Michelle, who has a package most
43:50
women do not have. Bridget the same.
43:54
So I think they're alarmed at the embarrassment and they're
43:58
targeting Candace. Honestly, I think Annis is a
44:01
very, very sincere person. I find her totally credible.
44:05
She recently became the number one podcaster in the world in
44:10
the world. Dean, you or I should have such
44:13
a good fortune. I.
44:15
Think she's? Fabulous.
44:18
I'm I'm very fond of her and I would hate for anything mishap
44:23
to the fault or I think it is serious.
44:25
I think it is serious. I believe every word she's
44:28
saying about it. Right.
44:31
And just full transparency, the story that I was sharing with
44:35
you, all of you came from Radar Online.
44:37
That's owned by Viacom, which is owned the same conglomerate that
44:42
owns CBS, which is owned by Larry's.
44:47
What's that family's name? Yes, yeah, yeah.
44:51
So that that tells you, you could just feel the biasness in
44:56
the the just yellow journalism at hand.
45:00
It's always pinned against the people that tell truth.
45:02
And yes, I, I believe it's real, Jim, Speaking of Candace and and
45:08
things of that nature, You know, she's fully in the belief that
45:12
Charlie Kirk is truly dead, which I think it, it's a
45:15
possibility, Jim. I mean, she said she's even
45:18
claimed to even seen footage that no one else has seen that
45:22
it proves the kill shot. What do you think we'll plan on?
45:26
This and the shooting was a fabrication.
45:33
The blood was added by CGI. The wound on the neck moves
45:36
around. Not possible.
45:38
If it was real, if he'd actually been shot, there would have been
45:41
blood all over the place. Or isn't blood all over the
45:43
place? In fact, the absence of blood is
45:45
very conspicuous. We even have a video that was
45:49
broadcast ironically on ABC by George Stephanopoulos, naively
45:53
not realizing it was showing the crowd reportedly moving away
45:57
from the tent, but the temp is empty and the crowd's only about
46:02
1/4 of what was actually there was a rehearsal video.
46:05
Dean. And once you get evidence that a
46:08
a part of a event like this is fabricated, you're entitled to
46:12
infer the whole thing is fake. This is 100% staged event, but
46:19
Candace seems to sincerely believe Charlie was taken out.
46:24
I cannot account for it because she's actually offered evidence
46:28
substantiating that it was fake based upon the video from
46:32
behind. Because you're reported there
46:34
was no blood. Well think about it.
46:37
If he actually had been shot, it's impossible for there to
46:40
have been no blood. Yeah, well, you know, and who's
46:46
to say that maybe they didn't kill him post of event, this
46:51
event that happened. You don't know.
46:52
I mean, the, the, the whole Erica Kirkland, I mean, it's so
46:56
convoluted at in who she is, what she is.
46:59
It's almost as convoluted as the multiple Donald Trump's who
47:02
we're not even sure is still alive or what the deal is.
47:05
And, you know, it's convoluted as Macron's wife or whoever that
47:10
person is, whatever man that is. And Speaking of that, Jim, what
47:14
a segue. Now, Speaking of men, well, we
47:17
found somebody that's quite manly.
47:20
That's Michelle Obama, who's now apparently coming to a local
47:26
network television TV channel and a new show near you.
47:30
In fact, here's the new trailer of someone who's coming to ABC.
47:35
Check this out. I made it a point never to be
47:39
the one talking about what I was wearing, but there's a story to
47:42
be told. Now we can talk about the fun
47:46
stuff. Michelle Obama.
47:49
We brought the glitter, we brought the glam.
47:51
We brought the gold sequin boots.
47:53
Are you talking about? The boots that.
47:56
Broke the Internet it does. Come on.
47:59
Now she's been turning heads and making headlines over her style
48:02
for years. I remember it was the first time
48:05
that Mark Obama was addressing Congress and you wore a
48:07
sleeveless dress. Yeah.
48:09
And people with, Sir, you know, if somebody wants to go after a
48:13
woman, the first thing they do is go after our looks, our size,
48:17
our physical being. Now, Sunday night on ABC, she's
48:21
giving action. She's giving.
48:22
Style. And she's giving secrets.
48:25
I think you are spilling the beans.
48:26
You are really taking us behind the scenes.
48:28
And this her lady is spilling all the tea on her most Jim we
48:34
Michelle is spilling the beans after all this time, I'm not
48:40
sure which. Beans she's spilling about her
48:43
breast implants. Is that part of the beans she's
48:46
going to spill about being on Ellen DeGeneres and well.
48:51
Here's the starters. Very visible swinging Dick.
48:56
I mean this Michelle thing. I got a wonderful photograph
49:01
about the cost of looking good. They talk about.
49:06
You know, the earrings of hair, the booze up, blah blah.
49:11
Forgetting to tuck in your nuts. Priceless.
49:15
Well, we'll come back to that, sadly, but this could be what
49:19
she's spilling the beans on. Look, as she's finally talking
49:21
about some changes. Well, here it is.
49:23
The plastic surgeons weigh in on what really changed in Michelle
49:26
Obama's enhanced quote, Enhanced features as she debuts new look
49:32
in a new podcast she's doing. She or he Michelle debuted a
49:36
refresh look. I mean, you could see it.
49:39
Look at the the person on the right looks a little weathered
49:42
and there's the wholesome version on the left.
49:46
So she just dropped some big news.
49:48
She got a brand new podcast titled IMO, in my opinion,
49:53
coasted with her brother Craig Robinson.
49:56
That's not the only thing people are talking about.
49:57
The former first lady debuted A sleek, fresh new look in her
50:01
latest headshot clips, and she's now becoming a fashion icon.
50:05
And just so you know, we actually have those clips here
50:08
today. Could, could we be wrong?
50:11
Maybe we could be. And well, you be the judge as
50:14
here are the new clips that everyone seems to be talking
50:17
about of the new Michelle. Jim, that might be spilling the
50:51
beans right there. I think we discovered what
50:53
that's all about. Well, then you.
50:56
You, you tell me. I mean, Hollywood is so clever
51:01
and cosmetics and artistic. Filming and so.
51:07
Forth, they can make almost anyone look any way they want,
51:10
and it does look like some kind of facelift or a cosmetic when
51:16
you go back to those two comparisons.
51:20
Well, that's the brother. Look at the brother.
51:21
We've never seen the brother of Michelle Obama before until I I
51:24
believe now. And they almost they could be
51:26
twins for all we know that that that's something there.
51:29
There's a new podcast, Craig Robinson that's very but we
51:33
never see the kids anymore. We don't hear about her two
51:36
daughters. We don't know what happened,
51:38
Jim. She was born.
51:39
Michael Levon Robinson played football at Oregon State,
51:45
transitioned to Princeton and assumed the identity of a woman,
51:49
Michelle. So that is part of the story.
51:53
I don't know what to. Make of this brother, yeah.
51:58
Well, I, I, I just, you know, you know how brothers are with
52:01
each other, all kinds of different things.
52:03
Speaking of raunchy and sick, twisted and very fantasy
52:08
oriented. Well, get this gym.
52:09
That now brings us to Bobby Kennedy Junior.
52:13
I I can't even believe it. Look at this here.
52:16
This is now trending as now RFK. They say sick sex fantasies laid
52:22
bare raunchy tax domination dreams explicit harvest poem
52:27
ignite a political firestorm. But really look how good Bobby
52:32
looks in the emerald shirt he's wearing there.
52:34
You don't see that often, do you?
52:36
Well, this is something to be said and let me tell you about
52:40
this before we go to our Olympic correspondent Jim, you're you're
52:44
going to your head's going to twist.
52:46
I'll tell you that much. Well, now Bobby Kennedy is now
52:48
finding himself entangled in a salacious sex riddled scandal
52:53
that only real deal mini could cover.
52:55
Now he's now alleged to have written disgraced political
53:00
reporter there Olivia Noozy Nuzzy.
53:02
Excuse me? An outrageously raunchy poem
53:05
which revealed the sexual fantasies that he had during
53:09
their recent secret affair. One of the communications are
53:14
now emerging, finally emerging at the center of an explosive
53:17
court battle involving Nuzzy's ex fiance and fellow reporter
53:21
Ryan Lizzie. So there's Lizzie, then there's
53:24
Nuzzie. And somewhere in between is
53:27
Bobby, who was getting very fuzzy.
53:29
Well, now, the new court filings and detailed accounts published
53:32
recently. Now, the secretary of Health and
53:35
Human Services, well, allegedly sent nosy a graphic poem that
53:40
Lizzie Lizzie says exposes the depths of the once presidential
53:44
candidate in a sexual fixation. Let me just give you an excerpt
53:50
about from when he wrote. And it's quite romantic if you
53:53
ask me. Well, he said, quote, I should
53:57
have read this first before I made that statement.
53:58
He said, quote, your open mouth should be awaiting my harvest,
54:06
followed by a series of explicit descriptions and the undated tax
54:11
Kennedy allegedly wrote Quote, I mean to squeeze your cheeks, to
54:15
force open your mouth. I'll hold hold your nose as you
54:18
look up at me to encourage you to swallow.
54:22
Don't spill a drop. I am a river.
54:25
You are my Canyon. I mean to flow through you.
54:28
I mean to subdue and tame you, my love.
54:32
Well, this incredible poem that you just heard there, adding
54:36
that there were also quote many others too explicit to print
54:40
that was tame. They're now saying and noted to
54:44
his account. Thanks to Bobby, I am now aware
54:47
of something called. I can't even say that now just
54:50
to close it out. The revelation surface now has
54:52
Nazi announced that she would publish a tell all about the
54:55
affair, prompting Lizza the other journalist who presented
54:59
his own account of what he describes as manipulative
55:02
sexually charged relationship driven by Kennedy's alleged
55:05
desire to quote possess control, impregnate Nuzzi, according to
55:12
the court filings. And Nuzzi confided she had
55:15
fallen into what she called a quote, toxic, unhealthy, stupid,
55:18
psychotic, crazy, indefensible relationship with the seven-year
55:22
old sex addict who expressed his true intentions towards her.
55:26
Jim, let's bring you in because you're quite the poet of your
55:29
own, right. Everyone knows and, and, and
55:33
what are we to make of this? Is this just a a very extremely
55:37
romantic man, or is this a man who's allowing himself to be
55:41
blackmailed at any cost here? Well, my wife Jan had shared
55:47
this with me earlier today just. Show me that the which RFK?
55:55
Junior has fallen and it's very sad.
56:00
Clearly there's a sexual dominance fantasies involved
56:05
here. This is most unfortunate.
56:10
And I, I don't know if he can weather the political storm
56:16
here. I mean, clearly, he he he's he's
56:23
not remotely the guy we thought he was.
56:25
Yeah, yeah, I know this is bad. This is very bad.
56:31
That there were. She showed me the whole text and
56:34
it doesn't include elements you did not add here.
56:38
That's right. We're.
56:39
All surprised that. There are others that are far
56:42
too graphic they. Share on the.
56:45
Public media. I mean, you're getting into
56:47
pornography. So yeah, I can always say it's
56:51
very sad that this once great family, and which I still honor,
56:55
I mean, Jack and Bobby are both in my Parthenon of greatest
57:01
American heroes. Well, Jim, I, I think Maddie
57:07
Lynn has really, this is sums it up right here.
57:10
Romance sure has changed. Yes, it has.
57:12
Yes, it has. Yes, it has.
57:16
But but OK just just to be Bobby's not here to defend
57:20
himself. I mean OK it's out there.
57:25
We don't know what kind of relationship he has with
57:27
Hollywood wife who could very well be you know, write her own
57:31
poems to the to the pool boy and in a very open way and you know
57:38
post Monica Lewinsky era it it. Do you think this is going to
57:42
shock, you know, the, the youth or is it really just shocking
57:47
the baby boomers? RFK Junior and Monica a perfect
57:51
match, yes. A perfect match.
57:55
I'm just, I'm trying to see, you know, 'cause it's out there.
57:58
Is he really going to be blackmailed anymore by this?
58:01
I mean, it must be raunchy, if even raunchy for our taste out
58:05
here. So there you have it.
58:08
No wonder he's friends with Rabbi Shmuley.
58:11
You, you must, you must ask yourself that one.
58:13
OK, so we, we, we do have one more story to end on, but we're
58:21
going to wait to that the Robert Ragnar update, which is going to
58:25
rock your world. But Jim, we, we do have a caller
58:29
who is our official. He's going to give us a quick
58:32
tidbit on things happening in LA.
58:35
He's coming calling from Pasadena about what's happening
58:38
with the Olympics. Are we ready for this?
58:41
Is he? Is he going to be able to enter
58:43
the premises? Let's welcome the RDM Olympic
58:47
correspondent himself, Mr. Frankie Elliot live in Pasadena,
58:52
CA, where Jim grew up. Frankie, welcome to Sunday
58:55
brunch. Dean.
58:57
Jim, how's it going? My.
58:58
Friends, how are you on this fine, wonderful day?
59:01
Yeah, well, they started construction last spring up here
59:06
on Cordova and they re basically they repaved all the roads.
59:11
Here on Cordova. That's right there.
59:13
That's Colorado Blvd. up there and right over here is Caltech,
59:18
OK. And what I noticed is last
59:20
spring they started, they shut down our street, they did, we
59:23
started repaving, but we're not seeing any major construction
59:26
yet. We're probably going to see it,
59:28
I would say this this spring for sure.
59:31
And but they are getting ready for sure.
59:34
They're getting ready. Look here, we'll go up here,
59:36
show you this. And what they did was they they
59:41
tore up the road and they put all these bike.
59:44
Lanes that go all the way to Old Town, which is about 40 Olympics
59:48
yeah, yeah, about 3/4 of a mile there.
59:52
You. Have it.
59:53
And Frankie, since you're there, we want to ask because the the
59:56
Rose Bowl is coming up in the Rose Parade, is the city getting
1:00:00
electrified? The the former city of a
1:00:03
youthful Jim Fetzer, where he grew up pretty much, I mean.
1:00:08
They've already. Got.
1:00:09
Over here at the corner, right up here at all the stations,
1:00:12
they've already got the parking, Frankie.
1:00:14
Your your mic is covered up. You might want to move your
1:00:17
There you go. Now we hear you again.
1:00:18
Yeah, it was coming up your next day again.
1:00:20
Can you guys hear me? OK, Yeah, yeah.
1:00:23
We don't know what you did. But they are.
1:00:25
There you go. They have the signs up.
1:00:27
They have the signs. Up now for all the parking for
1:00:30
RV parking, because people's will actually come here and
1:00:33
they'll get their location starting now.
1:00:39
Stands up all. The band stands will go all the
1:00:41
way down from. You know, and it'll go all the
1:00:44
way. Down to basically Sierra Madre
1:00:48
Blvd. OK, well, see, it's, it's
1:00:53
electrifying everybody. He he just pool of electricity.
1:00:57
We lost him, but I, I. I didn't see any evidence.
1:01:02
I didn't see any evidence and kind of construction necessary
1:01:06
for an Olympics. I didn't see it.
1:01:09
That's not to me like California is totally unprepared.
1:01:13
This is what I'm talking about, Jim.
1:01:14
And this is this is what why they're burning up all these
1:01:18
cities. Altamita or am I saying it right
1:01:23
to Alameda, Pasadena, elements of it Palisades, 'cause they
1:01:27
want to make LAA smart city. Frankie, we lost you for good, I
1:01:32
think. But I I agree with that, Jim, LA
1:01:35
is so. Huge.
1:01:37
There's no possible way, you know?
1:01:39
Yeah. Thousands of.
1:01:42
Smart cities, Dean. I mean, it's just preposterous,
1:01:46
Frankie. And closing here before we lose
1:01:49
you for eternally here, Jim made a very good point.
1:01:52
It doesn't look like the the entire county and cities are are
1:01:56
prepared for the onslaught of the Olympics.
1:01:59
If you agree with that, Frankie, just remain silent so we know
1:02:03
your answer. OK, so he agrees with you.
1:02:07
It's hard to. Disagree with Jim, I must say.
1:02:09
OK, so that now leads us to our final story before we actually
1:02:12
go have some Belgian waffles too, because I've been thinking
1:02:15
about it for the past hour. Jim, we finally might have some
1:02:18
closure to the Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner fiasco.
1:02:22
How do you explain that to our our incredible members here,
1:02:26
what that whole debacle was about, Jim?
1:02:30
Well, I think Robert had his friend Christopher Walken aboard
1:02:36
and. My best guess?
1:02:39
In throwing this out, Natalie didn't want to do what they
1:02:43
wanted to do and I think she sought to escape.
1:02:51
This is my impression. You know, I could be 100% off
1:02:56
the mark, but I think she was. If she wasn't Catholic, I think
1:03:01
she had principles that precluded her from menage a
1:03:06
trois and that Albert wanted the three of them to have sex.
1:03:11
That's this is the best I've been able to.
1:03:12
So she sought to escape, but she couldn't swim.
1:03:15
And she wound herself, wound up in the water and drowned.
1:03:18
Sad to say. Yeah.
1:03:21
Interesting. And I'll tell you, this is the
1:03:23
most salacious Sunday brunch I've ever been a part of.
1:03:28
OK, well this is what happened Jim as we kind of close the
1:03:32
brunch with some more salty salaciousness.
1:03:35
Well, we have an exclusive now, as you plainly can see there as
1:03:38
now a 95 year old reclusive star, Robert Wagner, the star of
1:03:44
the heart to heart show that I had to watch after all those
1:03:49
shows in the 80s Make it made a deathbed confession nearly 45
1:03:54
years after Natalie Wood's mystery death gutted actor's
1:03:57
career. That's true.
1:03:59
That's true. And it happened over there in
1:04:00
Catalina Island just to ring your memory.
1:04:03
Well, let me tell you a bit about it and we'll get Jim's
1:04:05
take now as Natalie Wood's death has been a really cold case for
1:04:09
decades now. What may finally get a
1:04:12
resolution that everyone's been asking for, Yes that closure, is
1:04:16
her former husband Robert Wagner.
1:04:20
A man who was trying to wag the case into oblivion of null and
1:04:25
void, was now said to be ready to reveal details of what truly
1:04:29
happened that very fateful night in 19 the early 80s I believe
1:04:33
1982 to be exact. Well, Wood, who is a then 43
1:04:37
year old very well known actress, I was last seen arguing
1:04:41
with Robert Wagner, her husband then and screaming for her life
1:04:45
while aboard the yacht called the yacht Splendor off
1:04:48
California's Catalina Island all the way back in November 28th,
1:04:52
1981. So literally almost to the date,
1:04:56
45 years ago now, according to sources who are familiar with
1:05:01
the actual incident itself over there in Catalina, they said
1:05:04
Wagner, who's 95, believe it or not, is now staying out of the
1:05:06
spotlight while drowning. Quote, drowning in guilt in
1:05:11
dealing with a brutal health crisis.
1:05:13
And while it looks like the Hollywood legends days are
1:05:16
numbered, it may be time to reveal his secrets finally.
1:05:20
It's a tragedy given quite the star.
1:05:22
What was quite the star in his day, he was Wagner.
1:05:26
But Natalie's death is likely all anyone will ever remember
1:05:30
Robert Wagner for. If he doesn't clear the air, he
1:05:33
will almost certainly make a deathbed confession.
1:05:35
Everyone's waiting for it now. Here's the plot twist that
1:05:38
alludes to Jim's theory. Now, Wagner and Wood spent the
1:05:42
weekend over there on a yacht over there in Catalina Island
1:05:44
alongside their friend Mr. Christopher Walken.
1:05:49
However, in the late hours of November 28th.
1:05:51
In the early minutes of November 29th, the West Side Story
1:05:56
actress vanished. Now by that morning, Wood was
1:06:00
found floating face down with bruises on her body near the
1:06:03
blue cavern point on Catalin Island.
1:06:06
As her death was originally ruled an accidental drowning.
1:06:09
However, decades later, the cause of the death was changed
1:06:11
from drowning to undetermined factors and circumstances.
1:06:16
Investigators behind the case have now pondered whether a wild
1:06:19
affair Wagner is believed to have had could lead to a violent
1:06:25
could have led to a violent argument.
1:06:27
Now a witness recalled that, quote, anybody within a earshot
1:06:31
could hear them fighting. It jolted me.
1:06:33
A man and a woman started yelling at each other at the top
1:06:36
of their bloody lungs. It was brutal.
1:06:39
Even Skipper, a skipper of a boat.
1:06:41
And Mr. Dennis Davern also revealed he lived in Wagner's
1:06:45
Beverly Hills mansion at that time following Wood's death and
1:06:48
claims he was only allowed to leave when accompanied by the
1:06:51
actors, quote, thugs, as he believes it was to keep him
1:06:56
quiet about what actually went down that night.
1:06:59
Now, Denver, the Deverne, excuse me.
1:07:03
The skipper also claimed notable Bond girl Jill Saint John was
1:07:08
over at Wagner's residence a lot, raising red flags.
1:07:12
He previously claimed that she was at Wagner's house instantly.
1:07:17
But I couldn't see what was going on because I was trapped
1:07:20
in that room. She was also around at that
1:07:23
time. I think there was something else
1:07:24
going on besides just feeling sorry for him now.
1:07:28
While Wagner's lawyers deny any involvement in the movie star's
1:07:32
death, calling rumors of the affair between their client and
1:07:35
Saint John completely untrue, the actor has refused to talk to
1:07:40
them about the case since it reopened.
1:07:44
Now Wagner, whose story has changed multitudes of times over
1:07:47
the years, was labeled a person of interest since he was the
1:07:51
last person to see Natalie Wood alive.
1:07:54
Now would sister Lana has since penned a letter begging the LA
1:07:58
District Attorney's office to reopen the case.
1:08:02
The suspicion around Wagner has led him to a private life and is
1:08:06
reclusive one at that, with only a few people being allowed in
1:08:09
his $20 million Aspen home apart from his wife, Saint John.
1:08:15
Jim, you followed this case at nauseam is almost as close as
1:08:18
you did. O JS Lot of similarities there.
1:08:22
What do you think is going to happen?
1:08:24
And what is the angle with the the Saint John angle?
1:08:27
That's the first I've heard of that.
1:08:29
Oh, I do. Think he was having an affair
1:08:31
with Jill Saint John. I don't think there's any doubt
1:08:33
about that. But that's so commonplace in
1:08:36
Hollywood especially. So you're telling me he hasn't
1:08:42
actually come clean about what actually happened.
1:08:44
So we still don't know the answer to the question.
1:08:46
He's just wrestling over the idea well.
1:08:49
Yeah, apparently any day now, Jim, he's about to.
1:08:53
Just as they were saying earlier, like there's spill the
1:08:57
beans. They're going to spill the beans
1:08:58
just like Michelle did. Yeah, any day.
1:09:02
I mean, 95, you can't. He's dealing with the guilt.
1:09:05
You've heard my. Best you've heard my best guess
1:09:09
I Natalie Wood was very popular in West Side Story.
1:09:13
She didn't do her own singing, but she was a very popular
1:09:17
actress. He was a handsome television
1:09:20
star, one of the most popular. I used to watch Heart to Heart
1:09:23
all the time when I was younger. I really liked the show.
1:09:27
And Christopher Walken's a wild card here.
1:09:31
I mean, he knows what happened without any doubt, but I suspect
1:09:37
it was on the order of what I described.
1:09:39
The alternative I've heard is that she discovered that Robert
1:09:43
and Christopher were having sexual relations and it shocked
1:09:48
her and she wow got. To get away from.
1:09:51
It one of those 2 is almost certainly the explanation.
1:09:57
Jim, I'm going to go with accidental drowning.
1:09:59
That's the theory I'm going with.
1:10:02
I'm going with the safe one. That's but but I think actually,
1:10:06
you know what, I was one of the 1st to go with your theory long
1:10:09
ago. And yes, Madeline, Natalie was
1:10:11
so beautiful. I agree to that in her sister is
1:10:14
too. What was Robert Wagner's claim
1:10:17
to what was his first stardom role before heart to heart?
1:10:21
That's the one I have trouble remembering it.
1:10:23
It was something of that nature we'd.
1:10:25
Have to we'd have to look at Bob, one of our one of our fans
1:10:29
out there or someone here knows the answer that question.
1:10:32
But he was well, yeah, he did have some kind of series, I
1:10:36
think before heart to heart, but he was a very popular, handsome
1:10:40
guy. I mean, a lot of women
1:10:42
especially were wild about Robert Wagner.
1:10:47
But after his death, you know, after her death, I mean, there's
1:10:51
something wasn't right and it's something isn't right.
1:10:56
But or the other I. I don't think there are any
1:10:58
other options, Dean, at least not I agree to.
1:11:01
That OK, well, we're going to end it there.
1:11:03
And Jim and I, we're going to be taking our little rebuttals to
1:11:07
Mike Adams and possibly for the new 2026 calendar starring all
1:11:13
your favorite men of Real Deal Media.
1:11:15
We will work on that excuse. No word if Michelle will be part
1:11:20
of that calendar series. We'll we'll ask him for for
1:11:24
certain. Anyways, we're going to get out
1:11:26
of here and eat our waffles. So for Frankie, we thank Frankie
1:11:31
for his little correspondence, thank you Frankie.
1:11:33
So for Frankie and we thank Jim. And we want a speedy recovery
1:11:37
for Jen as well and everyone else.
1:11:40
So for Jim Fetzer and everyone here at Real Deal Media's Sunday
1:11:43
brunch, I'm Dean Ryan say thank you for sharing a bit of your
1:11:46
Sunday brunch morning with us. Until next time, always remember
1:11:49
to stay tuned and stay awake. Good day, everybody.
1:11:53
See you soon. Oh, I want to take it.
1:12:03
Bermuda Bahama. Come on.
1:12:06
Pretty Mama key. Lago Montego, baby.
1:12:11
Why don't we go to make off the floor with the kids?
1:12:17
There's a place called Kokomo. That's where you want to go to
1:12:25
get away from it all. Bodies in the sand, tropical
1:12:34
drink melted in your head will be falling in love to the rhythm
1:12:41
of a still drum band. Way down in Coco.