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Feminist App Hacked, MLK Files Bombshell, and Trump Hiding Epstein Secrets | America Unfiltered #98 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are back baby. Welcome to another episode of
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American Filter with James Pascalities.
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We have a great show for you tonight everybody.
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We got a lot of different topics to talk about.
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Please remember to like smash the follow button.
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Leave a comment if you have any questions for our topics.
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Today, we have Ghilane having her second meeting behind closed
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doors with Donald Trump's personal lawyer.
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We'll talk about the implications of this meeting,
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what is most likely going to happen with her testimony, and
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if Donald Trump will pardon her. We've talked about the pardon
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before. We even joked about the free
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Ghilane movement on this podcast the same way Alex Jones was.
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But it seems like the movement is becoming real.
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Ghilane could be free from jail as soon as the next few months.
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This is a very sad time for America.
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If this is actually happening. We'll talk about all that.
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We'll talk about Donald Trump's new legislation and executive
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orders to try and clean up the homeless mess that is been
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around the entire United States, specifically in our bigger
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cities like Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago.
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The homelessness needs to stop and Donald Trump is finally
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putting an end to it. It is a huge win for America.
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We have more information coming out of the MLK Files.
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We talked about this the other day.
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They released over 230,000 independently downloadable PDF
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documents. This made it very hard to go
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through each one because you cannot just have a search
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function, which would be very easy.
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We'll go over all the incriminating evidence that came
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out in the MLK files. We'll talk about why housing
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prices are going through the roof in this country.
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We talk about it all the time, how asset managers, especially
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BlackRock, are lobbying within our government and they are
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raising the prices of single family homes, pricing out future
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generations from being able to buy homes.
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But beyond that, there is new reasons and new data being shown
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to Americans to show that it's not just the people in these big
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corporations, it is also foreign citizens who are costing you
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your ability to buy a home. We have these topics.
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We have the Tia being hacked. We have Trump talking about
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Obama and the Russia hoax. We have the national debt giving
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Americans the opportunity to pay it down.
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Like I said, we have a lot of different topics today.
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A ton to go over. A great show for you tonight,
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everyone. So Please remember to like smash
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the follow button, leave a comment.
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But let's get right into the show tonight, everybody.
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To dive into our first topic. I want to talk a little bit
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about Jeffrey Epstein. I know we've been talking about
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it for almost 3 weeks now, but it is the number one thing in
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the media. It is the number one topic in
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the country. Donald Trump is burying the
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Jeffrey Epstein information right in front of our eyes.
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The Department of Justice is completely corrupt and guilty in
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this. New information is coming out
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today. Donald Trump gave a inscribed
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book to Jeffrey Epstein. In the book Donald Trump wrote,
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you are the greatest with his signature.
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If anyone else has seen Donald Trump's signature, and I'm sure
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we all have, he has signed hundreds of executive orders in
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a very public way. But if you've seen these
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executive orders and if you've seen his signature, you know, it
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is very hard to double, very hard to duplicate, very hard to
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forge. I think this is real.
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I think that this this letter that Donald Trump seems to have
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given Jeffrey Epstein within the book, it seems to be another
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letter on top of the Wall Street Journal letter we already saw
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negating everything Donald Trump said previously.
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Donald Trump said that his relationship with Jeffrey
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Epstein ended in 1999. We are finding out that that is
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completely untrue. We're finding out that not only
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did he give a letter for Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday in 2004,
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five years past that, but in 2003 as well, he gave him a
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signed copy of one of his books with a personal note written on
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the inside of this book. This just goes to show there is
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a lot more to the relationship of Donald Trump and Jeffrey
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Epstein that we are not seeing that the media might have some
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more information on, but they're slowly releasing to see what
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Donald Trump will lie about. That's how Wall Street Journal
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played Donald Trump recently. They wanted to see if Donald
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Trump would lie about the doodles.
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They wanted to see if Donald Trump would lie about the
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birthday letter. They wanted to see what Donald
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Trump would lie about. And then the second he lied,
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they released the information. Not only showing that Donald
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Trump is guilty in this Epstein scandal, but that Donald Trump
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is facilitating the cover up of his own name.
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He is making it seem like he was never guilty or never involved
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in pedophilic acts or criminal acts with Jeffrey Epstein in any
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way, but it's seeming to be very untrue.
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We don't have definitive evidence to show that Donald
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Trump was involved in pedophilic acts, but we do have evidence to
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show that Donald Trump is covering it up, that Donald
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Trump is protecting Jeffrey Epstein from beyond the grave.
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We had Glenn Maxwell yesterday have her first meeting behind
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closed doors with Donald Trump's personal attorney.
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Not only is it corrupt that he is having his personal attorney
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do this meeting, but when Ghilane returned back to the
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jail, Ghilane returned with a white box full of files.
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We talked about yesterday what this meeting most likely went
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like. I pictured a godfather like
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scene where they are threatening her to either testify on their
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behalf, to bury their opponents, and to spare anyone in the GOP
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to spare Donald Trump in return for a pardon or else they would
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just kill her. That's how I pictured it.
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And then to see her returning to her jail cell, returning to her
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minimum security prison with a white box full of files just
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goes to show we most likely are correct.
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She is going to be studying this information they gave her down
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to AT. I bet they put it on a full on
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script in there. I bet they gave her every piece
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of information that they want her to say.
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They gave her a list of things they don't want her to say.
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We are not going to get the truth when she testifies.
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It is still important. She does testify.
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It is still important that the American people are able to
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decipher for themselves what she says, if it's true or not.
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But you can never trust a pedophile.
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You can never trust Glenn Maxwell the same way you
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couldn't trust Jeffrey Epstein. We need to know what's actually
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happening in this scandal. We need to know who's involved.
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We cannot have people in our government who are involved in
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pedophilic acts, who are still receiving money, receiving
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votes, and living their lives out in the open when they should
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be behind bars or dead. Glenn, immediately following
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this second meeting today, officially requested a pardon
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from Donald Trump's administration.
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Donald Trump was asked today as well if he would grant a pardon
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to Ghilane Maxwell. His response to that question
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was I have not thought about it, but I do have the ability to.
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Donald, we are not stupid. I know you've thought about it.
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This is probably all that has been on your mind over the last
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few weeks, if not few months because according to the Wall
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Street Journal and inside sources within the White House,
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you have known that your names are heavily involved in the
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files since May. So you have been facilitating
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this cover up for the last few months.
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I think he will pardon her. I most likely think Elaine is
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either going to get pardoned and get killed or get pardoned and
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never to be seen again in the public light.
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To F off to some island or to miss, you know, back to the
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Mossad headquarters or wherever she goes.
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I have a good feeling we are going to get a crock full of
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shit from Ghilane in Congress. A bunch of lies, nothing we can
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trust again. Her being underoath means
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nothing when she's a Mossad agent and a pedophile.
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This is, like I said, a sad day for America.
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A sad time for America. We have a setup happening right
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in front of our eyes. She went for a meeting with
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Trump's personal lawyer. She returns with a box full of
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files. Full of files full of names,
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full of files full of testimony that she is supposed to give.
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A full on script, we'd imagine. Ghilane is not to be trusted.
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This is something that will open the eyes of millions of
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Americans as more and more information keeps coming out
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about Jeffrey Epstein, about Donald Trump, about Ghilane,
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about all the inner workings of their relationships, about the
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also further relationships they had.
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Beyond that. It will start to change world
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and American politics. It will change the economy.
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One of the reasons they said they do not want to release the
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Epstein files, and this is not coming from Donald Trump, but
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alleged anonymous people within the White House are saying that
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it would literally tank the entire world's economy.
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That people very high up, very known people in very high up
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places are guilty in these crimes and are on video in these
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crimes. In the meeting today with the
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lawyer, D'alene gave over 100 names.
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So Donald Trump, Pam Bondi, Dan Bengino, Cash Patel spent months
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and months and months campaigning on the idea that
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they were going to release Jeffrey Epstein's client list
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and all information that's relevant.
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After months of looking for this client list, they said it didn't
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exist even after Pam Bondi announced that it was on her
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desk ready for review. It then just disappears and then
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now Dillane is giving 100 names. So you were telling me that
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while they are searching for the names of the Co conspirators to
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Jeffrey Epstein, but before they concluded their investigation
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for Jeffrey Epstein, his Co conspirators, anyone else who
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would be in the black book or anything like that, They did not
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talk to the one remaining woman who was dating him, who was
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facilitating the sex trafficking with him.
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They didn't talk to her once. Not Cash, not Dan, not Pam, not
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Trump, none of these people. So all these people close.
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The investigation said that there is no client list.
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There is no one else guilty. This entire thing is a
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Democratic hoax created by Obama, according to Trump.
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There's no information, no names, no names at all.
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Only to find out that once you talk to Glenn, there's at least
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100 names she can come up just within the first couple hours.
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This was a short meeting she had with them today and whether
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these are names they fed her yesterday on day one and now she
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is repeating them back, or it's names that came to her head.
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The Lane is one of the only people alive beyond just a few
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others who actually know all the names of these individuals, who
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know all the people who are guilty of these crimes.
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And the fact that the Department of Justice, the FBI, the
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president himself facilitated the cover up of the Jeffrey
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Epstein information without even asking the lane one time who the
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other Co conspirators are, just shows you that they are guilty.
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That they are trying to push this out of the media.
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That they are trying to hide the fact that Donald Trump or Peter
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Thiel or Lutnick or somebody within the Trump administration
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is involved with Jeffrey Epstein, was involved with
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Jeffrey Epstein, was committing pedophilic acts.
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These are things that need to be rooted out of our government
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immediately. The people need to stand
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together. The people need to fight against
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this. I do want to go on to some of
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our other topics. We've been talking about Jeffrey
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Epstein for the last week, so I don't want to talk about him
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forever. I want to talk about the new
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executive order Donald Trump is signing today.
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It is been a very controversial executive order, but one that I
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very much agree with. I think it will bring a lot of
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peace to America. In a lot of ways.
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It will make America a lot safer.
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And I actually think it will make the people who have to use
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these facilities better. I'm going to explain what the
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new executive order is. Donald Trump's new executive
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order essentially takes all the laws from the 1960s that made
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force mental institutions illegal.
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So you weren't allowed to bring people to these mental
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facilities. They all just went to prison
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instead, or they stayed homeless past the 1960s.
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A lot of this was due to the inhumane laws that are, you
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know, at these facilities or the inhumane practices, may I say,
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that were happening at these facilities.
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They were, you know, abusing these patients.
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They would tie them up. They would do terrible, terrible
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things in some cases. So reform on that end is
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definitely needed. We definitely need high end
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healthcare professionals to be taking care of these people.
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We need people with a ton of patience, a ton of skills to be
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able to operate in these buildings.
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But this will be very good because this will have cities
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like Los Angeles, Chicago, New York.
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They will be forced to clean up the homelessness on their
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streets, moving these people to these mental facilities where
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these people will be able to get treatment.
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A lot of homeless people end up in jail.
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A lot of homeless people end up dead.
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This can prevent a lot of that. This can make a safer
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environment for a lot of these people, a place where maybe
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they're not criminals, but they are just crazy.
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We have had a lack of treatment for people who, you know, we
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would say are crazy in the last 50-60 years.
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We have jacked people up on SSR is but haven't actually
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addressed some of the real problems.
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And we have thrown some people who need to be in mental
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institutions just into prison and that's not going to help
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them out. It is only going to who make
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their case worse. What they want to do is take the
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people who are not able to help themselves.
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So a common misconception about homeless people and pro
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progressive groups like to push this narrative because they, you
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know, they like to say like unhoused people instead of
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homeless. It's so dumb.
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But they like to push the narrative that all of them are
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not there by choice, that all of them are only there because of
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things that were completely out of their control.
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A lot of these people are drug addicts.
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A lot of these people are criminals.
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A lot of these people have severe mental issues that need
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to be dealt with. A lot of these people cannot
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function in normal human society without the help that these
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mental institutions would offer. A therapist isn't going to work.
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A doctor's not going to work. A hug from their mom's not going
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to work. None of these things are going
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to work. You need mental, mental
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institute, Jesus, You need mental institutions to help
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rehabilitate these people. These people need to be
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reintegrated into society eventually, and the only way to
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do that is to bring them in the right environment with the right
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control so they are able to figure out what is wrong.
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If it's a drug problem, then we address the drug issue head on.
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If it is an alcohol problem, we address the alcohol problem head
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on. If they have been abused or
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sexually abused, you address those issues head on.
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If they are dealing with just mental issues in general, you
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address those issues and treat the patient.
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You do not just release them back onto the streets to commit
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more crimes to end up dead or in jail one day.
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This will lower crime statistics.
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This will make our city safer. It will make it safer for you to
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walk around during the day, at night, especially if you're a
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woman. You will not have to deal with
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the homeless issues in a lot of these big cities.
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No longer. I'm sure some cities will push
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back. California loves their homeless
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encampments. They have Skid Row and they are
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proud of it. In California, Gavin Newsom has
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spent billions and billions and billions of dollars trying to
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fight homelessness only to make it 10 times worse since before
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COVID. Gavin Newsom is one of the worst
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and least effective governors at getting things accomplished in
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his state. Gavin Newsom is a joke to
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politics. Gavin Newsom is going to be one
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of the people who pushes against this.
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But why would you push against it?
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Why would you want homeless people running on your streets?
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Why would you want them causing crime, making your citizens feel
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unsafe? Why wouldn't you want to address
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the issues at hand, which is the fact that a lot of these
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homeless people are not just homeless because they lost their
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jobs or because they get kicked out of their house.
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They are homeless because they are heavily addicted to drugs
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because they cannot go an hour without snorting crack, smoking
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crack, doing coke, doing heroin, doing all these drugs.
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And then in some cities like Philadelphia, Los Angeles, some
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of the worst off cities, you're seeing people just bent over on
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the side of the street on fentanyl.
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This is not the America I want. The America I want is the
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America that does what Donald Trump just did, where he signs
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an executive order that will hopefully eventually get signed
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into a full law that allows the full reopening of these mental
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institutions to rehabilitate people and reintegrate them into
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a society eventually instead of just allowing them to live on
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our streets, do drugs every single day, and cause problems
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in our city. And no, not every single
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homeless person that exists is a drug addict and alcoholic or
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mentally ill, but a lot, if not the vast majority of them are.
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It is not usually because, like I said, you lost your job or
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something like that, that you're homeless.
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It is because of major problems and major life decisions that
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that you chose wrong in your life.
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You need to make better decisions.
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If you don't want to end up homeless.
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You need to be proactive about trying to fix your life.
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You cannot be doing drugs every day and denying the fact that
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drug addicts will go back to using drugs if you don't give
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them the correct treatment. I do want to go on to some of
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our other topics. I don't want to stay on one
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topic for too long. Today the MLK files came out.
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We talked about the MLK files the other day.
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We talked about the pushback from MLK's family on the MLK
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files as well. MLK's family was pushing back on
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the files being released because of stuff like this that I'm
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about to talk about. Well, MLK was the very effective
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for the civil rights movement, very effective for black America
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overall in getting their agenda pushed through and getting equal
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rights and things of that nature.
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He wasn't necessarily a clean or great guy outside of his civil
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rights activism. He was generally not the best
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role model. He constantly would use extreme
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profanity like slurs. He was known to have multiple
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affairs and. And now in the unsealed
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documents, we will not know whether this is 100% true or not
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until January 31st of 2027 when we get the further releasal of
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all the documents of MLK. But from the initial releasal
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from Donald Trump, MLK sat in the room and laughed and offered
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advice as one of his friends raped a woman.
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So he sat there watching this woman get raped.
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He he laughed about it and offered advice to his friend on
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how to cover it up. This is very disgusting, very
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sad, very grotesque things that come out about MLK will and
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would ruin his legacy. As I talked about, while he was
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extremely, you know, proactive and very exceptional for black
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America and getting his agenda with the Civil Rights Act pushed
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through, he is not a great role model.
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He is somebody that, like I said, would commit crimes, he
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would commit affairs. He would even be a party to
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rape. Apparently in 2027, January
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31st, we will find out for a fact if this is true.
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Most likely it is. There have been countless
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reports like this outside of just what was in the documents
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themselves. There are multiple documentaries
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about MLK's life outside of the civil rights movement, and like
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I said, it is not that pretty. I do think MLK was necessary.
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Getting the civil rights movement pushed through was very
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necessary in a lot of ways, even though I disagree with some
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parts of it. I think that the equality and
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the desegregation, all that is amazing, but the the fact that
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they incentivize people to stop getting married.
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You get more money if you don't marry your partner and you have
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a ton of kids and you live in free Section 8 housing.
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It essentially encourage black America to divorce their
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husbands and to marry the government.
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Charlie Kirk talks about this all the time.
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Matt Walsh talks about it all the time.
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It is a huge problem in black America.
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The fact that the black fatherhood rate has dropped by
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over 50% in the last 50 years since the civil rights movement
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has passed. Like I said, the civil rights
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movement, in a lot of ways it's great.
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We are all equal. We are all made from God.
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We all deserve these same rights.
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But to say that we should give people free money just because
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of their color of their skin when statistics show that
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incentivizing people with free things and continuously giving
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them these free things doesn't give them a off ramp from these
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things, They will stay in that same place for generations.
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And not only that, they will get worse off.
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The crime in those demographics will raise, the fatherhood in
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those demographics will drop, and the grades and the
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graduation rate will drop as well.
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We have talked about this before, but there are multiple,
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all black schools, essentially high schools in Chicago where
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not a single child can read. These are problems that need to
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be addressed at home. These are problems that need to
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be addressed in school. We need to address the problems
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of the civil rights movement. We need to keep the good parts
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of it in place while removing the bad parts of it.
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That incentivizes people to stay where they're at in life and not
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work harder to get further and not be on government handouts
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their entire life. I do not want my tax dollars
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funding everyone's lifestyle in Section 8 on food stamps just
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because they do not want to work.
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They want to abuse and gain the system that was allowed because
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of the corrupted Civil Rights Act.
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Again, people will take that and they'll say that, oh, he's
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speaking out against the Civil Rights Act.
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He thinks that we should be segregated.
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And no, right, not what I'm saying at all.
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Those are the good parts of it. Those are the parts of it that
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we should keep. The parts of it we need to get
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rid of are the parts that give an insane amount of pre
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government services to black America essentially as
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reparations and it has made black America worse off by
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almost every single metric. We need to do what we can to
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empower all races in America, not bury them for future
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generations, which is what we've done to black America with the
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Civil Rights Act. We thought we were helping them,
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but no, we actually hurt the demographics of the black
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community in America far more than helping them with the Civil
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Rights Act from the government handouts.
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I do want to go into our next topic today.
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Like I said, we are not going to stay on any single topic too
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long today. We talk all the time about
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housing prices in the United States, about the economy, about
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the fact that your dollar and my dollar is worth shit.
24:55
It has been extremely devalued over time.
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The government does not care about bringing value back to the
25:02
American dollar. Republicans, Democrats, no
25:04
matter who it is, whether it's Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, or
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Biden, they all spend way too much money.
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They print way too many dollars. They send way too much money
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overseas. They use way too much money on
25:16
immigration. They use way too much money for
25:19
everything. We need to limit our government
25:22
spending. We need to have fiscal
25:24
accountability in our government, and we need to do
25:27
what we can to make it affordable for people in this
25:30
country to buy homes again. Millennials and under are
25:33
struggling to buy homes. It is becoming a huge problem in
25:36
this country. We talked about BlackRock
25:39
lobbying in our government buying all the single family
25:42
homes along with other asset managers and how we need to stop
25:45
asset managers from the monopoly they've created around single
25:49
family homes. Another massive problem that is
25:53
being reported and the data is being released today that $56
25:57
billion worth of homes have been purchased by foreign buyers just
26:01
within the last year. So foreign nationals, not even
26:04
citizens of America are purchasing our homes.
26:09
They are making it so we are not able to afford homes in our own
26:13
country. 83% of these homes are under $1,000,000 and over 58% of
26:21
them are under $500,000. These are single family starter
26:25
homes. These are homes that I should
26:27
own. These are homes that people in
26:29
my family should own. These are homes that you should
26:32
own. These are homes that everyone
26:34
around in the Gen. Z millennial generations and the
26:38
future generations to come should be able to own.
26:41
But we will never be able to own these homes because our
26:43
government refuses to, to stop allowing lobbying to ruin that.
26:47
Our government refuses to lay down the law that foreign
26:50
nationals are not allowed to buy American land or American houses
26:53
anymore. Maybe if they want to create a
26:55
law around vacation properties, that's a different thing.
26:59
But to say that foreign nationals can buy $56 billion
27:04
worth of single family homes in the United States is absurd.
27:09
It is a dystopian reality I do not want to live in.
27:12
I do not want my country to be invaded.
27:15
I want my country to remain America.
27:17
We need to stop legal immigration, stop all illegal
27:21
immigration. We need to return to population
27:24
growth through birth in this country.
27:26
We need to build on American values.
27:28
We need to bring homes, home ownership back to being an
27:32
American. It was the American Dream to
27:36
have a job, to have a home, to build a family and to provide
27:41
for your wife and children and to build a better life for your
27:44
children. They twisted what it meant with
27:47
the American Dream to mean. It meant being an immigrant
27:50
coming into this country and taking an American job.
27:54
That's not the American dream. That is the Mexican dream.
27:57
That is the Pakistani dream. That is the Haitian dream.
28:01
That is not the American dream. The American dream, like I said,
28:04
is having a home, having a family, building a family,
28:08
leaving generational wealth to your children in some way.
28:12
That is the literal American dream that they are stripping
28:16
from our bare hands. They are taking it from us, but
28:18
we are not going to let it go without a fight.
28:20
We will put up a fight. We will stop lobbying.
28:23
We will stop the corrupt government.
28:25
We will speak out against the corruption with our politicians,
28:29
our House and Senate representatives, the executive
28:32
branch being corrupt in the cover up of Epstein, all the
28:35
lack of transparency that we're getting.
28:37
They said they're releasing the MLK files, but we won't even
28:40
find out till 2027. If the stuff we're seeing in
28:43
there is true. They're not transparent.
28:45
They do not have your best interests or my best interest in
28:48
mind. We are going to take this
28:49
country back eventually. American nationalism is on the
28:53
rise. We talked about this poll last
28:56
week, and I'm briefly bring it up again, but they said Donald
28:59
Trump's approval rating from before to after Epstein went
29:02
from 56 to 27% among the younger generation, among my age
29:07
individuals. They said that people are
29:09
shifting to the Democratic Party.
29:11
But what they do not realize is they are so fucking wrong.
29:14
We are not going to the Democrats, baby.
29:16
We are just way more far right than you ever thought.
29:19
We want American nationalism. We want this country back.
29:23
We are the true conservatives. We are the true people, the true
29:28
natives of America. We built this land.
29:32
We built this country, we came to a barren land and built the
29:36
greatest country to ever exist to only allow it to start to get
29:39
ruined as it gets invaded by corrupt politicians and people
29:43
from all around the world, from third world countries.
29:46
We need to stop this invasion. We need to stop foreign buyers
29:49
from buying our single family homes.
29:51
We need to stop them from taking our jobs with the HB1 visas.
29:56
We need to stop allowing anyone into this nation that is not a
29:59
Gold card recipient because they're taking your job.
30:02
They're taking our jobs. They're taking making our
30:04
dollars, they're taking our homes, and they are ruining our
30:08
culture. People say all the time and they
30:11
argue this, that America doesn't have a culture.
30:13
America has always had a culture.
30:15
It's just losing it. It's losing its culture because
30:17
we're importing the entire third world.
30:19
We have literal cities in Texas that run under Sharia law.
30:24
We have cities in Minnesota that are filled with Somalians,
30:27
almost only Somalians. These are not American things.
30:31
We have a socialist who has Muslim practices taking over New
30:36
York City. These are not American values.
30:39
American values do not align with that and assimilate with
30:42
that. We have people in this country
30:43
who don't even speak English. I have neighbors who do not
30:46
speak English. It is frustrating.
30:49
Learn English if you're going to come to this country, learn to
30:51
assimilate. Even Hillary Clinton used to say
30:54
that. Whoa.
30:55
Hillary Clinton even used to say if you're going to come to
30:57
America, you're going to learn English, You need to learn
31:00
English. We don't have a second language
31:02
that is Spanish. Again, some jobs may require you
31:05
to know 2 languages, but this is America.
31:07
You learn English when you immigrate here, and we don't
31:10
want you to immigrate here at all.
31:12
We want American nationalism. And it's not even about the
31:15
immigrants themselves necessarily.
31:17
When it comes to why we don't want immigrants, we don't.
31:19
We want immigrants because we don't want them taking our jobs.
31:21
We don't want our dollars being wasted.
31:24
Every dollar we have right now that our government has printed
31:27
should be spent towards American values and building up America.
31:31
It should be spent on American citizens, American born
31:34
citizens. Why is it that people who come
31:36
into this country illegally and legally get more free shit from
31:41
the government than any American born citizen ever?
31:44
Why is it that they abuse our systems?
31:47
They go to the emergency room and don't pay their bills for
31:50
that. Whenever they need to go to the
31:51
doctor these people take five star hotels in New York City and
31:56
EBT cards. They are abusing the systems in
32:00
Los Angeles and California. Los Angeles has a illegal
32:03
population of 10%. That is insane.
32:07
Like 30% of their entire state is immigrants.
32:10
That's not America. That is just a nut, you know, a
32:13
mix of every other country. That's not what America was.
32:17
That's not what America is. America is a beautiful land, a
32:21
beautiful country with a shared culture, a shared heritage.
32:24
Generally, not always, but generally a fairly shared
32:28
heritage. America is the most beautiful
32:32
land in the world. It is the land I love and the
32:34
land I want to protect. I want this country to be in the
32:38
right hands. And for this country to be in
32:40
the right hands, it needs to stop being in the hands of
32:42
people with dual loyalties. We have countless politicians in
32:46
our government who have dual citizenship, dual loyalties, who
32:50
are taking money from foreign governments, from foreign
32:52
lobbyists, who are allowing companies like BlackRock and
32:56
other asset managers to purchase all the single family homes.
32:59
And now they're allowing not only the Chinese Communist Party
33:03
to buy our farmland strategically around our
33:05
military bases, but they are allowing foreign nationals to
33:08
buy 86 or $56 billion worth of single family homes in America.
33:15
The politicians are selling you out.
33:17
They're selling me out. They're selling America out.
33:19
But like I said, we're not going to stand for it.
33:21
We are going to take this country back.
33:23
Eventually, by hell or high water, we will have this country
33:27
back. We will have American
33:28
nationalism back. Our founders will be proud of
33:30
us. Think about our founders looking
33:32
at us right now, looking at this movement we're starting, looking
33:36
at what we're doing, looking at the fact that we want to have
33:39
their values take priority. The things our founders wrote,
33:43
the beautiful documents our founders wrote, the essays, the
33:47
Declaration of Independence, all these things show what true
33:51
patriotism is. It shows what America was
33:53
supposed to be, that we're not supposed to be divided into
33:56
these factions and parties, that we are not supposed to be giving
33:59
all of our money away in foreign aid and importing the entire
34:02
third world just to be nice. That's not what America is.
34:06
That's not what America was founded on.
34:08
And it is in America I want to continue to get away from.
34:12
I do want to talk about some other topics.
34:15
That was a pretty long rant there, but it's something I'm
34:19
passionate about. I'm passionate about the
34:23
destruction of this country and saving it.
34:25
I'm passionate about America. I'm passionate about patriotism,
34:30
I'm passionate about the issues, and I can see the issues
34:33
clearly. Like I said, it's the asset
34:35
managers, it's the immigrants, the illegal and the legal.
34:38
It is the corrupt corporations, the corrupt politicians and the
34:41
lobbyists. We need to get rid of these
34:44
people. We need to remove them from any
34:46
political roles, any influential roles within our government.
34:49
Stop all dual loyalty within our government.
34:51
Everyone within our politics should be American born and
34:55
American only. I don't want anybody who has two
34:58
passports to be in office. I don't want anyone who was born
35:01
in Canada like Ted Cruz to be in office.
35:04
I don't want Elon Omar in office.
35:06
I don't want Zamdani in office. I don't want Sandras.
35:09
I don't want Elon Musk, even though I love the guy, to be in
35:11
office. If you're not born in America,
35:14
you do not deserve a seat in American public office.
35:18
It is as easy as that. And that is not a controversial
35:20
statement. You do not have the same ties to
35:24
the country you have as if the one you were born in.
35:27
If you were born in another country and then you immigrate
35:30
to America and you come into American politics, you might
35:33
favor the country you were born in.
35:35
You might hate countries your old country was enemies with.
35:38
You might not respect the United States alliances, you might go
35:41
against them. You might not respect United
35:43
States laws. We've talked about this before,
35:46
but less than 30%, I think it's 24 to 27% of all legal and
35:52
illegal immigrants who come into this country think that the
35:55
Constitution is a good document and that we should keep it as
35:59
is. The majority of them do not
36:00
accept free speech. The majority of them do not like
36:03
guns. The majority of them do not
36:05
accept the Constitution and want to change it.
36:07
We shouldn't allow people to immigrate in this country who
36:10
want to change our founding documents.
36:12
How about go back to your own country and change your fucking
36:14
documents there. Change your own founding
36:16
documents. Don't touch mine.
36:18
Don't touch my country, don't touch my jobs.
36:20
Get the fuck out and go fix your own country.
36:23
If you want to change the laws, don't come to my country.
36:27
Try and change the laws to make them more like your shit third
36:29
world country because then America is just going to end up
36:32
to be another shit third world country.
36:34
I don't want that. Nobody should want that.
36:38
We are going to go on to that next topic.
36:40
Like I said, Trump has officially announced that the
36:45
entire thing with Obama was just a fucking hoax.
36:47
Essentially, he paraded around that Obama was going to be
36:52
arrested. He even posted an AI video of
36:55
Obama getting arrested. That Obama created the Russian
36:59
hoax in 2016. That him and Hillary conspired
37:02
together in a treasonous act. A literal word for word quote
37:07
from Donald Trump's mouth. A treasonous act against the
37:11
American people in public by Barack Obama and Hillary
37:15
Clinton. But guess what?
37:17
According to Donald Trump today, and I reported this multiple
37:20
times, I said I don't know why Donald Trump's even doing this.
37:23
Nothing's going to come of it. We want to see arrest, but we're
37:25
not going to get any because Obama has immunity.
37:30
Obama has immunity. Obama cannot be arrested.
37:33
I say this all the time. Presidents aren't going to get
37:36
arrested. They just don't.
37:38
You know, they had the witch hung against Trump for a while
37:40
with those felonies. But in general, presidents do
37:43
not get arrested. The unitary executive theory
37:46
says the president can do whatever he wants.
37:48
He could take a shit on your lawn, slap you twice, go home
37:51
and sleep fine about it. And it does not matter
37:53
technically, legally. That's not how they're saying
37:57
he's getting off in this. But it proves my point that it
38:00
does not matter what the president does technically while
38:03
he is in office, technically by the law, Donald Trump, Barack
38:09
Obama, Joe Biden, George Bush, any of these people were able to
38:13
do whatever they wanted. It's how Dick Cheney was able to
38:17
get away with so much corruption, how Joe Biden was
38:19
able to pardon his entire family, how every president is
38:24
essentially able to push their agenda through against
38:27
Congress's wishes. I don't agree with this.
38:31
I don't think it's correct that that exists, that the president
38:34
has that authority, although I do think the president should
38:37
have more authority than it seems they have in some
38:39
instances. But absolute immunity seems
38:41
ridiculous. And the fact that we will never
38:44
see an arrest of Barack Hussein Obama because of this immunity
38:48
is, again, it's deplorable. It is dumb.
38:51
It is everything Donald Trump was against in 2016.
38:57
Donald Trump in 2016 was against the deep state.
39:00
He was against the shows and parades.
39:01
He wanted actual arrests and he was clear about that and we have
39:05
not got a single one since he got elected.
39:07
We didn't even see Hillary get arrested in 2016 and I doubt
39:14
we'll see Hillary get arrested after we see the testify from
39:17
Ghilane or from Hillary and Bill.
39:20
We talked about how Hillary and Bill are going to testify soon.
39:24
That will actually be very, very, I mean, I am so looking
39:28
forward to that. I'm very interested by the
39:30
Clinton's time in office and by their relationship in general.
39:35
They actually had a great FX series about it, similar to the
39:38
OJ Simpson series. It was made by the same people,
39:43
but it was about the Monica Lewinsky scandal with Bill
39:46
Clinton. I do think Bill Clinton is as
39:50
guilty as it gets. But every time Donald Trump, you
39:53
know, throws Bill Clinton out there, throws this Obama hoax
39:55
shit out there, it's him just trying to distract the media
39:58
from the fact that he is most likely in the list, that he is
40:03
most likely guilty that he is in these files.
40:10
Obama having immunity is a slap in the face of the American
40:13
people. A slap into the face to Donald
40:17
Trump's efforts to try and hide the fact that he's in the files
40:20
and bury the fact that there is a cover up going on.
40:22
Because like we've talked about, he is flooding the media with
40:25
every possible topic, the biggest headlines possible.
40:28
He's throwing all his chips out right now, going all in, trying
40:33
to bury the fact that he's covering this up.
40:35
And Obama being revealed to have immunity is blowing a lot of
40:39
that up for him. I do want to go on to some of
40:43
our next topics. Our government did something
40:48
pretty wild over the last week. Our government has done a very
40:52
tremendous job at getting us into debt and bringing this
40:57
country to shit. They have done a very good job
40:59
at devaluing our dollar, at stealing American jobs.
41:03
They have done a good job at raising the national debt, doing
41:06
nothing to fix it, and constantly raising the debt
41:09
ceiling. And I've talked about on the
41:10
show, what is the point of a debt ceiling if it keeps getting
41:14
raised? You know, you, you don't just
41:15
raise your ceiling of your house every six months just because
41:18
you feel like it. Why do you raise the debt
41:20
ceiling that that destroys the point of a ceiling to have, you
41:24
know, a continuously get raised. But the federal government today
41:29
opened a portal online, open to everyone in the world, but
41:33
specifically advertised to Americans for us to pay down the
41:38
national debt. These fucking idiots, they don't
41:40
know how to do it anymore. They have lost all control
41:42
financially. They don't know how to fix the
41:45
problem. So guess what?
41:46
They turn to old reliable to bail them out.
41:49
The American people, the American taxpayer who bails the
41:52
government out every year with the problem that they have
41:55
created. I've talked about this before,
41:57
but $0.39 out of every dollar that you pay and I pay in income
42:00
taxes goes towards their interest alone, not their
42:03
principal. We are bailing them out with our
42:06
tax dollars every year. We could stand up against the
42:09
government by not paying taxes or not voting one year and
42:12
showing them that we're not going to stand for politicians
42:14
who refuse to pay down the debt, but that most likely will not
42:20
happen. It is hard to organize millions
42:22
of Americans to do things like that.
42:25
There are people who have made payments already on this, which
42:28
is surprising. I went ahead and double checked
42:30
that this was real when I saw it and not someone just trying to
42:32
steal your money. It is real.
42:34
You can pay down the national debt with Venmo and PayPal now.
42:39
It's ridiculous as that sounds, but people have sent about
42:43
$800,000 as of this morning. I'm sure by now it has raised.
42:48
This was only given publicity over the last couple days, but
42:52
there had been six different individuals who had sent about
42:55
800 total $1000 within hours, within minutes probably.
43:02
I actually have to look at the national debt by the minute, how
43:05
it goes, But I'm sure that everything they paid was added
43:08
right back to it, that it was essentially worthless.
43:13
We could have millions of Americans all, you know, paying
43:16
little by little, a few dollars a day, something like that, and
43:19
even some of the higher earning individuals paying some money to
43:22
get this debt down. But why should we be the ones to
43:26
do this? We are already paying down the
43:28
debt with our taxes. We are taxed in every way.
43:31
You make a purchase, it's taxed. You pay your taxes on your
43:33
paycheck. You pay your taxes at the end of
43:35
the year. You pay taxes in everything you
43:39
do. You take a piss, you take a
43:40
breath, you take a nap. You pay some taxes to the
43:43
federal government. Why should we be paying down the
43:47
national debt when we are already doing that with our
43:49
taxes? And our government refuses to
43:50
fix the problem themselves. They refuse to make it better,
43:54
they only make it worse. The only time they even
43:57
acknowledge the issue is for political gain.
43:59
And when I say they do it for political gain, they don't do it
44:02
to fix it for a political gain. They do it to throw it in your
44:05
face saying this candidate is going to make shit more
44:08
expensive by printing more dollars and then nothing ever
44:11
gets done. No matter who gets elected.
44:13
They both end up printing more dollars.
44:15
They use it as a political manipulation tactic.
44:18
It is propaganda being pushed to the American people.
44:21
It is disgusting and despicable. It is lies.
44:24
And now the government is looking to us to bail them out.
44:27
Old, reliable, the American people, the people who won them
44:31
the Revolutionary War, the people who they look to time and
44:34
time again when shit hits the fan.
44:37
Oh yeah, we're here. Old, reliable, beautiful, the
44:41
Americans, the patriots. But fuck you, I'm not giving you
44:45
a red cent. There will be some people who
44:47
will, and I respect that and commend that.
44:50
And I think people who do have the extra money to fuck around
44:53
with, why not, you know, go for it, pay down some debt for us.
44:58
But I think it is disgusting that our government is asking us
45:00
for these handouts. It is despicable.
45:02
Our government sent 300 billion to Ukraine.
45:05
We have sent in total about 300 billion to Israel.
45:09
We send 3.8 billion on average to Israel a year.
45:12
We send foreign aid all over the fucking world.
45:14
We allow immigrants to mass import into our nation.
45:17
We had bailouts for the airlines, bailouts for the
45:19
banks. We, our government, completely
45:22
fucked the citizens and bailed out all the corrupt corporations
45:26
during the 08 housing crisis. Fuck these people, they are
45:33
corrupt, they are terrible. They don't have our best
45:37
interests in minds. They just want your money.
45:39
They want more corruption. They will never vote against
45:42
laws that make it worse for them.
45:44
They'll never vote so they can't trade or can't be corrupt.
45:46
They will always be corrupt. That is why they're getting into
45:49
office. One day, like I said, by hell or
45:52
high water, we will take this country back, make America
45:54
America again. We'll bring back American
45:57
nationalism. We will restore the American
45:59
dollar, paying down the national debt, removing legal and illegal
46:03
immigrants from the country, Restoring to what America is and
46:07
was, and having having pride in American values, American
46:12
nationalism, being a patriot, having a society that has
46:17
assimilation, where everyone speaks the same language, where
46:20
we are not afraid that people from other nations are going to
46:23
buy our homes, steal our jobs, or corrupt our politicians.
46:28
This is the America we need and the America we are losing right
46:32
in front of our eyes. I do want to talk about our last
46:36
couple topics for the day before we check if there's any
46:39
headlines that have popped up. This one is fucking ridiculous.
46:45
Let me take a sip for this one. I mean, this is just women do
46:54
shit like this. Women create these Facebook
46:57
groups, They create these social media groups, these, you know,
47:02
Backpage platforms that are, are we dating the same guy, you
47:06
know, give dirt on your ex, etcetera.
47:08
It's drama, it's bullshit, it's insecure women.
47:11
Right now, the number one trending app on all iPhones on
47:15
the iOS marketplace on the Apple marketplace is an app called T.
47:19
It is an app for women exclusively.
47:23
Literally to be on the app, to even get on it, you have to
47:26
verify with a selfie that you are a woman.
47:29
So men cannot go on the app. The app is for women to rag on
47:34
men they've dated, to expose men they've dated who are bad, and
47:38
to give advice to women about men to stay away from.
47:43
You can imagine that the women using this are the most insecure
47:48
women, that they are the women who have the least amount of
47:57
happiness in their life, love in their life, that they are
48:00
miserable, that they want nothing more than to ruin
48:04
people's lives. And sure, there are probably
48:06
some people on the app who aren't like that.
48:08
Maybe there are a couple instances of women who are
48:10
sexually assaulted or women who were cheated on or women who you
48:15
know just fell violated by certain men and want to
48:19
genuinely let other women know that they should watch out. 4
48:25
Chan, the famous hackers hacked this app.
48:28
We knew some shit like this was coming.
48:29
When you have an app like this, when you have something like
48:32
this, it is bound for the in cells to come for it.
48:36
The in cells came right for it. Like I said, 4 Chan hacked it. 4
48:41
Chan released the verification pictures of all the women who
48:46
signed up for this app. They even released a map showing
48:50
where all these women are located.
48:52
And, and like we guessed, you can guess it and I knew it.
48:57
The majority of these women, I mean the overwhelming majority
49:02
of these women need to eat a little less, work out a little
49:06
more. The overwhelming majority of
49:08
these women, you know, they fit in that 300 to 600 club.
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They are the women you would expect on this app, the women
49:16
who hate men, the hyper feminist, the Bulls as you would
49:20
call them, the big big big women.
49:24
The big women. It is crazy the amount of weight
49:31
on this app alone. I mean it, it broke every scale
49:34
in the world. The fact that this hack happened
49:38
is not surprising at all. This is like I said, very
49:41
expected. When you have a male only or
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female only exclusive platform, you could expect a hacker from
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either side of the aisle to go right for it.
49:51
There are talented female hackers and very talented male
49:54
hackers. 4 Chan is one of them obviously, but the Intel
49:59
community was not going to tolerate men being slandered on
50:02
this. Like I said, the majority of the
50:04
men being posted on these platforms were men just being
50:07
slandered. Men that women had either met on
50:09
a dating app and never met up with.
50:11
Women just wanting to talk shit about men.
50:14
Women spreading lies about their exes, very insecure, very
50:19
unattractive, manipulative women who were on this app.
50:24
That's pretty much all the major topics we have for today.
50:27
It's been a great show. I do want to go over all our
50:30
topics that we've been over today.
50:32
We talked about the 100,000 unreleased files that they still
50:36
have and are sitting on in the FBI of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
50:42
They will never release them, but they should We we talked
50:45
about the inscribed book from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein
50:48
where he said that you are the greatest, with Donald Trump's
50:51
irrefutable signature at the bottom.
50:54
We talked about Ghilane returning to jail after her
50:57
meeting with Donald Trump's personal lawyer, after day one,
51:00
returning with a box full of files and after day 2, she is
51:05
asking the Trump administration for a full official pardon.
51:11
She gave over 100 names linked to Jeffrey Epstein and Co
51:15
conspirators in the sex crimes after Donald Trump.
51:18
Pam Bondi, Dan Bengino and Cash Patel all confirmed publicly and
51:23
said publicly, explicitly that there was no Co conspirators.
51:27
So they essentially just did not do their jobs, did not interview
51:31
Galain, did not interview the one woman who was involved in
51:34
the entire thing who is rotting in jail for the crimes of
51:37
Jeffrey Epstein. We have Donald Trump signing an
51:40
executive order to clean the homeless people off the streets,
51:43
put them in mental mental institutions and rehabilitate
51:47
them and reintegrate them into society.
51:50
Like I said, this is a great idea as long as we are able to
51:52
reform what the asylums actually look like.
51:55
These were very terrible places back in the day with very
51:59
terrible violent practices that we need to remove.
52:03
We talked about MLK possibly being guilty for sitting in the
52:06
room while one of his friends raped a woman and he laughed,
52:10
and all the other negative things that have come from the
52:12
Civil Rights Act. While the Civil Rights Act
52:15
itself giving equality to all individuals is great, the
52:20
constant government handouts and the bailouts that they have
52:23
given in the form of reparations that have absolutely decimated
52:27
black culture and black society in America.
52:29
They have dropped the fatherhood rate, raised the crime rate,
52:32
dropped the graduation rate. By every metric, Black America
52:35
is doing worse now than they were before the Civil Rights
52:38
Act. And it's not saying go back to
52:40
that. It's just saying remove the
52:41
parts of the bill that keep Black America stuck, that keep
52:45
them in Section 8, that keep them on food stamps, that keep
52:48
them unemployed, addicted to drugs and commit and crimes
52:51
regularly. We talked about foreign buyers
52:54
and asset managers purchasing all the homes, but foreign
52:57
buyers with new data showing that they are purchasing 83% of
53:02
homes under 1,000,055% of homes under 500 K, $56 billion worth
53:08
of homes total in the United States.
53:10
They stopped them from buying the Chinese national and
53:13
farmland, but now they need to stop them from buying single
53:15
family and all family homes outside of vacation homes and
53:18
rentals in the United States. We talked about Donald Trump
53:23
saying that Obama has immunity on the subject of the Russia
53:27
hoax and how Donald Trump pushing that out there is a hoax
53:31
itself. A hoax is a hoax until there is
53:33
an arrest, and there are going to be no arrests with Obama,
53:36
with Hillary, with any White House official Staffs from the
53:39
Obama administration because none of that matters to them.
53:43
We have the federal government opening up a portal to pay down
53:46
the national debt via Venmo and PayPal for the American people
53:49
to get the debt down sooner. I'm sure there will people who
53:53
will pay this, and I thank you for your service to this nation
53:55
for that. But fuck you to our government
53:57
for putting it on the American people to take care of a problem
54:00
that they should have not allowed to happen in the first
54:03
place. We talked about the T app being
54:05
hacked, a bunch of overweight, insecure women who are
54:09
complaining about men. And it's not to say that all of
54:12
them are, but the overwhelming majority from the hack shows.
54:15
That's what it was. That's all our topics today.
54:19
It was a great show for you tonight, everyone.
54:22
We do want to check our topics to see or headlines to see if
54:25
there's anything that's popped up while we're filming the show.
54:27
We do also have the releasal of Happy Gilmore 2A.
54:33
Well expected movie, a movie that has been in the make.
54:38
I mean Happy Gilmore one came out, what was it, 1996 or
54:42
something? So wow.
54:44
I mean, I'm very excited to watch this tonight.
54:47
I'm going to get some popcorn. I am going to have a great night
54:50
watching Happy Gilmore 2. I hope it does not go woke.
54:53
I can't expect it will. Adam Sandler is the king of a
54:56
lot of this stuff. I love his acting.
54:58
We're going to check if there's any headlines for today.
55:01
Let me see if anything popped up while we were filming.
55:05
It has been a crazy, crazy few weeks with this Epstein stuff.
55:12
With everything going on with the burial. 4 Chan is still
55:16
trending. I'm sure it's about the hack.
55:18
Let's see if there's any new information about the hack.
55:29
Does not look like there's any new information beyond what I've
55:31
already reported on the hack. Bill Clinton is trending.
55:38
OK, let's see where this goes. It's because Donald Trump today
55:42
said that Bill Clinton had been to the island over 28 times.
55:45
He called them out on live TV. Again.
55:49
It means nothing unless we see an arrest.
55:51
I'm tired of Donald Trump calling people out only to never
55:54
arrest them. Right now, $5000 Doge is
56:01
trending, and that's interesting because, I mean, I do remember
56:05
that, and I actually reported on that.
56:06
They said that $5000 checks would be going out to Americans
56:10
for the DOGE savings, the Department of Government
56:12
efficiency savings. Yeah.
56:14
Where are they? Where's my $5000?
56:17
Maybe I want to put it down to the memo to the national debt.
56:20
You know, where's my $5000, Don? We're not getting that.
56:24
I mean, maybe, but I don't think we're actually getting that.
56:27
If anything, maybe we would get a pay off from the tariffs
56:30
because the tariffs seem to be generating more income than
56:32
anything. The tariffs are actually
56:34
generating A tremendous amount of income for the United States.
56:37
I will give Donald Trump that right now.
56:47
Someone just sold 80,000 Bitcoin.
56:50
Holy shit, one of the largest Bitcoin transactions ever today.
56:59
What is 80,000 Bitcoin worth? Holy shit.
57:15
OK, so we have that. We have a guy selling 80,000
57:19
Bitcoin. It doesn't look like we really
57:22
have a ton out trending. Jerome Powell's trending.
57:25
It's probably just about the renovations.
57:31
Yeah. I mean, there's not much there
57:33
about Jerome Powell. Doesn't seem like we have much
57:36
more information beyond what we've already reported.
57:38
It's been a great week for reporting.
57:41
We've had a lot of good topics. We've talked about Epstein,
57:44
we've talked about Galain. We have talked about all the
57:46
corrupt people in his cabinet. We've talked about immigration.
57:50
We have talked about pretty much every single thing that's
57:53
happened over the last few weeks.
57:56
I'm going to sign off today. We've had a great show and a
57:59
great week. Again, I'm your host, James
58:01
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58:13
day, a blessed weekend, and I will see you guys Monday.
58:17
And Please remember, Glenn Maxwell will not kill herself.
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Thank you.