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Super News #31-Minnesota State Lawmakers Shot, Killer Still On The Loose-Bernie's New Bill-Israel & Iran War-Economic Update-Sports Talk · Prestons Super Show

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Welcome to Preston Super Show. Welcome ladies and gentlemen.
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It is time, you know what that sound is time for a great show
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and we just got so much happening in the world we have
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to kind of break it down today. Saddest news you could wake up
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to besides someone in your own family dying.
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A congresswoman and her husband shot dead in their home by
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someone posing as a police officer.
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They believe the individual was working alone.
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Then another member of the Congress, a senator in the state
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legislature from Minnesota, didn't look too far from this
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congresswoman. He was shot as well.
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His wife was shot. They sustained injuries.
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They've just been released from the hospital and they're going
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to be shaken up for a while. I mean, this is unprecedented.
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You're literally talking about someone coming to your front
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door of your home, posing as a member of law enforcement and
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then shooting you in an attempt to kill you, which this person
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did do that to the congresswoman and her husband.
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So I'd just like to pray for them because I have a lot to say
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about this situation here. I have a lot to say in general,
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but about this situation specifically.
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So just take a moment of silence for them.
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Thank you. Melissa Hortman, This was a
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sitting member of Congress in the Minnesota State Legislature
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who has sided with the Republicans to get rid of
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healthcare for illegal aliens. The state senator John Hoffman,
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who has survived the shooting along with his wife, he also
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sided with Republicans. These are both Democrats and
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they sided with Republicans on this key issue.
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In a state legislature that is the most diverse as far as
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numbers, you had things like 101 for the Democrats and like 100
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or something like that for the Republicans.
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It was, it was like literally splitting hairs in their state
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legislature. There's a lot of bipartisanship.
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There's a lot of them working together.
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Minnesota has a great state legislature.
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The problem is their governor, and he has a problem.
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They warned Governor Waltz and Governor Pritzker and Governor
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Hochul about this type of rhetoric and what it would do to
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discourage law enforcement and encourage bad actors.
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And now you have a congresswoman and her husband dead in
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Minnesota. You have a state senator and his
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wife gracefully, gracefully surviving this shooting.
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I mean, these are these are people that are just doing their
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jobs. And by the way, they voted not
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even what they believed, but by the way they voted, they've been
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targeted. So I've said this and I'll say
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this again. I said it on the X and I'll say
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it again. Someone doxxed these addresses
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of these members of Congress after this took place.
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Now, yesterday, we know the governor was up on Capitol Hill
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and he was getting grilled for 8 hours.
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And all through those 8 hours they were warning him, warning
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him, warning him. Don't call ice to Gestapo.
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Don't call ice to Gestapo. You don't know what you're
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doing. And now he's eating his words is
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what what's happened. And I find his comments about
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the whole situation to be spineless, to be honest with
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you. If you were to kill my friend,
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he says the congresswoman was his friend.
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If you were to kill my friend, it's personal.
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You better hope that law enforcement finds you before I
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find you. And I understand that it want to
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make things personal some some instances like this.
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No, it's personal if you kill my friend.
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So I guess we just have a difference on how we respond to
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things that happen. Because I don't feel like he
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went hard enough. I feel like he clammed up.
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And I feel like Minnesota feel like Illinois.
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I feel like New York just deserve better leadership.
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And it starts with the governor. That's where it starts.
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So we have 3 failed governors up on Capitol Hill.
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This failed governor comes home, back to Minnesota, planning on
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going to a no Kings protest, a no Kings rally to keep the
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rhetoric going, to keep the iron hot for all the radicals out
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there. And what happens?
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One of these left wing radicals, a left wing activist poses a
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police officer went to the door, blasted this congresswoman,
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killed her husband, drove to another senator's house.
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Mind you, we don't know where law enforcement's at at this
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point. This is a 2 something in the
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morning. They say right now it's 12.
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They don't have any leads, any suspects.
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Maybe he was working alone. This is an egg on law
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enforcement's face. It's an absolute disgrace.
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You should at least have some direction or knowledge of where
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this individual went, and for your Police Department to have
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sat on their hands while this happened is an absolute shame.
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It's an absolute shame. And no one can feel safe until
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we deport every single illegal out of this country.
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So now I'm going to take my attention to some other issues
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because I know Israel and Iran is going to take up a lot of the
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conversation. I'm not worried about Iran.
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If Iran does one thing to hurt an American, if Iran does one
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thing to hurt a American military base, they're cooked.
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Iran is cooked. And right now they're getting
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cooked good by Israel. Israel's lighting them up.
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It looks like Iran's leadership has left the building.
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We have 8 planes that have left Iran unmarked.
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These are their leadership. This is the Islamic regime and
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they're running. They're high tailing it.
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That's what they're good at doing.
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They run when it gets hot. They don't run into the fire,
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they run away from it. And Israel is doing the right
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things and must continue this assault on the nuclear
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facilities to make sure that no possible way can Iran ever, ever
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obtain any type of nuclear weapon or any type of production
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facility to help them engage in any research for a nuclear
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weapon absolutely destroyed. All good job Israel, you're
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doing the right thing. But my big issue is that
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President Trump has directed ICE to avoid the farms, avoid the
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meatpacking facilities and avoid the hotels.
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Now, he hasn't signed an executive order to do this.
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I don't think he should, to be honest with you.
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I think that's a bad idea. You'll have all of these people
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jumping up saying they're a farm worker working a meatpacking
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plant or work in a hotel service industry.
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So it's a, it's an absolute mistake.
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But you know what? The Trump administration makes a
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lot of mistakes, man. I mean, you could look at the
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attorney General Bondi getting in the way of Judicial Watch and
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them trying to uncover the documents.
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They should easily be turning those documents over.
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He come out today and say they have to redo a FOIA request.
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They got some judge to side with Pam Bondi on that.
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But my question is, where's that Epstein video we were promised?
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Yeah, they're, they're hoping we forget.
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They're hoping we're isolated enough and occupied enough that
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we forget that you guys are covering up the Epstein files.
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They're hoping we forget. Folks, you promised, the FBI
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promised a video that would be enhanced to show and put to bed
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the rest of the idea that Epstein didn't kill himself.
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Mind you, the former FBI said the cameras malfunctioned.
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Mind you, FBI Director Cash Patel and Dan Bongino said don't
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believe what the former FBI said on anything except on this issue
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with the Epstein files. Folks, come on now, we're not
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stupid. And I believe, like Tom Fitton
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of Judicial Watch said, that Cash Patel and Dan Bongino are
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basically, by definition, hostages of the Deep State.
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Sadly, it's true. These are two guys who were
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hardcore everything we're saying they were saying, and now
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they're in there and it's a 180. But if this happens at every
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administration, but it's further proof that the FBI needs to be
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abolished and redeployed as another branch of ICE.
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And it's further proof that the CIA needs to be abolished and
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made it to another branch of ICE.
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And then President Trump should set up the independent
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prosecutor's office. And from that point, the
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independent prosecutor could start to go through these
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agencies. And even while DOGE is doing
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what they do on covering the waste, fraud and abuse and
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monitoring the systems, now we should have an independent
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prosecutor going through the agencies and pursuing charges
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against people that are obstructing justice.
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So we have an update, but it's not a very good update.
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It's they know the suspect. Now.
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Again, this is who they believe the suspect is.
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His name is Vance L Bolter, who allegedly impersonated a police
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officer and wore the latex mask, came to the door.
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He's the one who allegedly shot the congresswoman and her
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husband and then shot the state senator and his wife who are in
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critical condition recovering. Pray for them.
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Someone said they're released from the hospital.
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Then we hear they're in critical condition.
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Folks, I'm telling you, nobody has any of their facts straight.
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The police got up there for 5 minutes, walked away.
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Have a comeback. Their updates have been crass at
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best. It's been grass and it's an
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absolute joke. It is an absolute joke that they
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can't find this guy. First we hear there was a
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shootout. They they shot him.
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Props to the cop who shot him. So that means he's bleeding,
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He's leaking out somewhere. So they put up a helicopter and
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find him. Something's going on when they
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all went hush, and we know after about 5 or 6 hours when it goes
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hush, it's bad. Like really bad.
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Folks, it's right now almost 9:30 at night these shootings
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happened. The first one was reported at
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2:30 AM this morning. This is an absolute disgrace for
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law enforcement. This was the Democrats leader in
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the State House gunned down by some maniac with no Kings
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Flyers. All the protests that were
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happening across the country, the no Kings protests that he
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had the Flyers in his car. They don't know if this person
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acted alone. Did he have help?
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The FBI said we're offering a $50,000 reward.
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Well, that doesn't sound like there was a shootout then.
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It doesn't sound like a cop shot this guy and he's leaking out.
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This is bad. This is an absolute stain on law
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enforcement. And I'm calling on the federal
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government to get involved with all of their resources.
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And I'm calling on the Minnesota State Legislature to begin the
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process of impeachment of Governor Waltz.
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It's time. He has to.
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He has to go. If you will not resign, you must
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impeach Governor Waltz. You must impeach him.
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Draw up the impeachment and let him know it's better if you
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resign than we impeach you. And we have to deal with this
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for the rest of Minnesota's history.
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Please resign. Step aside.
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You failed your state. You were just on Capitol Hill
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and not even 24 hours after you touched back on the ground in
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Minnesota, Congresswoman is dead, her husband dead, two
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other loving members of a community fighting for their
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lives, and the state senator had a disabled child that we don't
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have any information about, folks.
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I mean, come on. We have been so burned right now
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by law enforcement in the mainstream news by turning a
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blind eye to this. They wouldn't even show the
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Trump parade. They were on some tangent
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against Republicans for something when this guy, they're
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saying the alleged suspect shooter worked for Governor
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Waltz of 2019 and his wife was an intern for Representative
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Waltz back in 2010. They won't release the
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manifesto. So they're not releasing any
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information about the manifesto. They said it was premature.
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I think you guys are all a joke. I think your whole law
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enforcement over there in Minnesota is an absolute
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disgrace. I think it's a disgrace the way
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you guys are trying to cover this up.
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This looks like a cover up. This is an absolute botch.
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This is a botch job. They don't want the publicity.
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They don't want the attention. You have it and it's not going
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away. Same way the Epstein files are
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never going to go away. They will never go away.
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You could try all you want, cry at the moon all you want.
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They'll never go away. We will never let them go away
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until we have them. And that's the way it's going to
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be. It's the same way this is going
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to be. We're going to get the answers.
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They're common. Minor update.
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We have information now and sources have confirmed that
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Vance Bolter's wife, the alleged shooter of the Minnesota
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Congress members and the killer that's on the loose, This is the
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alleged killer. They detained his wife in
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Onamia, MN and there was a large amount of cash on her.
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There were passports found with her, and it's believed that
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Bolter withdrew money from a bank after the shootings.
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As the manhunt continues. And now the reports are
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circulating that they've already let her go because of remember,
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they can't arrest her or connect her to the shooting.
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You would have to have concrete evidence so you can ask
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questions. She, you know, they could ask,
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hey, where did he go? And she could help them with
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that. But she could say, no, he didn't
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have anything to do with a shooting.
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That seems to be what we're hearing.
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Exactly how it went. You know, no, he didn't have
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anything to do with it. He went here.
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And now they're worried that he may be on the way to another
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country. But for the Democrats to just be
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completely silent, to ignore this, to be looking the other
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way, Folks, I'm sorry to tell you, this is the hottest story
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going right now. This is going to be the hottest
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story for at least two weeks. I mean, there's no way we're
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going to be able to move past this until we have justice.
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We need justice. Let us not forget what we're all
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about in this country. You want justice?
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Well, and we can't let this go. We have to find this.
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Vance Bolter. And we need to know who was
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working with him because there's no way he was working alone.
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I don't believe that. Now we can move it to some other
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news. Israel and Iran are continuing
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their war, their fight against each other.
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The Gaza Strip is being resettled, and Israel's calling
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on President Trump to aid in the attacks on the nuclear military
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sites. But President Trump isn't
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interested in that. It's possible he would help with
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the nuclear sites that need to be cleaned up.
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Still, he might direct the military to help with that, but
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that's still a guessing game. You can't say indefinitely what
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the president is going to do here.
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We know right now the United States military is helping
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Israel shoot down missiles. We know that Great Britain has
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moving their biggest equipment into the Middle East right now.
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Some of their biggest equipment right now is headed to the
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Middle East to defend their military installations.
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And the reports are circulating that Iran's top officials are
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leaving the country, over 20 of their military leaders have been
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killed, and their nuclear scientists have all been
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eliminated, is what they're saying about Iran.
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It's a brutal situation, folks. We know 3 Israeli civilians have
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been killed. So let's pray for peace.
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I don't want to see war, but I understand Israel's mission and
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I respect Israel's sovereignty. They deserve to not live in
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fear. Israel's operation against Iran
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is known as Operation Rising Lion.
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It has been in the works for eight months, some people say 10
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years. That's also how long the Avatar
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film took to make. So I want to talk about
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something that's actually very important.
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Sadly, my stance on the big beautiful bill is starting to
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sour because it seems like they are dragging their feet with it.
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It seems like it's all for show. And the biggest thing the
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specific is that they took the provision out of the big,
20:16
beautiful bill that allows the president to navigate away from
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District Court injunctions. And stops District Court
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junctions in most cases is what that order would do in the the
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provision in the bill would do. And since they took that out of
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the Senate and they're talking about just not doing any salt
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cap. Well, Congress, none of them are
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going to prove that, you know, in the House.
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And then when it comes, you know, it'll never get back to
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the Senate. This bill, as far as I'm
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concerned, this big beautiful bill.
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I, I'm afraid folks that we're going to watch this spiral and
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it's not going to get done. And he's going to have to do,
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the Congress is going to have to do one or two things, either put
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a new speaker in like Stefanik, which is going to be
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embarrassing, but it'll, it might have to happen if this
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doesn't get done. And then the other part of this
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is we said another, like I said, 2 Congress members that were
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part of those ICE protest at the Newark facility that should be
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censored. And they're not.
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I'm just, you know, it's just a bad taste in my mouth.
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And you know, when you listen to people like, you know, very
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intelligent and people that have been around this type of stuff
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for their whole entire adult life, like Tom Fitton, who's
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been going after and getting the information and finds ways to
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overcome that, it gives you hope.
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But it also shows you how terrible the deep state is.
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And we see this with Congress right now.
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Took forever to get this bill passed.
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And all the bills they're passing right now are great.
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Yes, we could cheer. We could party on the House
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floor, you know. But the problem is then what?
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The enforcement isn't going to happen in 50 states.
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The enforcement isn't going to happen in probably 10 states.
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So then you have the rest of these reconciliation and these
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cuts and all this other stuff you want to do.
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But California got up there and said we're going to give
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billions, 12 billion to illegals for healthcare.
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We don't care that the federal government said it's illegal.
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What are you going to do about it?
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That's what California just said.
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So focusing on the point about the big beautiful bill, folks,
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they're gutting the bill to the point where it's ineffective.
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It doesn't solve anything. It gives some perks that we need
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the IRS for. You need the IRS for these
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perks. So unfortunately I'm a no on
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this big bill. It's not because of any reason
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except the Senate got ahold of it and made it political like
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they said not to do. They're like don't make this
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political. Has it has it the way it is,
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Just pass it the way it is. And they said no, we got to
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change this and got that and everybody's going to sour on it.
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That's what's coming this week. Everybody's about to sour on the
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big bill when they start talking about what they've done to it.
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Once that hits X, it's over. They're they're not going to
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mess with the bill. They're going to go on the
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Congress is going to do what they do and it's going to be
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Trump one point O all over again where they try to do Trump care
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couldn't do it. Next thing we go to
23:38
infrastructure. But at that point, it didn't
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matter, didn't even matter because they lost the midterms.
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And then we dealt with impeachment for two years.
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That's what the Republicans are setting themselves up for.
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So they got to get the ball rolling because I'm telling you
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right now, they should have left that bill alone.
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And here's the thing. Let's say they do pass it.
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Let's say they go on now and to say, you know what, we've jacked
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this thing up enough. Let's let's go on and ram it
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home. Let's go on and ram it through
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because we already jagged it. It's already messed up.
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They already, they already screwed the bill up.
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So I don't care about that bill anymore.
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I'm in that Elon Musk camp on that bill where it's like, you
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know what, support the president, love President Trump,
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but that big beautiful bill is now a big nothing.
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I get that's the right word for it.
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It's a big nothing. There's nothing in there.
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The for Social Security. That's a wash.
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You have to go file, you know, your taxes and then oh, what's
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that you owe? So that money you're supposed to
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get, it's not going to work. It's a great idea in theory.
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It's like my, it's like my health care plan.
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I like car. You pay for what you use.
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You don't use it, you don't pay. There's no premium.
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There's no this every month. No, if you didn't come in this
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month, no bill, no bill, no bills, can't get a bill.
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You didn't come in this month, whole month, 30 days you didn't
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come in, 31 days you didn't come in.
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That's my health care plan. Then they're like, well, how are
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people going to get paid? Well for the people using it?
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And then they said, well, then what about the, the sick people?
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Well, I said, well, we have a system, we're funded, don't we?
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All right, so that you pay them with that system.
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Nothing stopped. But don't make me pay for
25:33
anything that I'm not using. I'm going to use Social
25:36
Security. I'll pay for that out of my
25:37
check. But the the income taxes are out
25:41
of control because I'm paying tax on gas.
25:44
I'm paying tax on the package delivered to my door.
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I'm paying tax on the product I buy online.
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That was one of the perks of buying online, which you would
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avoid the tax. They got it all screwed up.
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It used to be a perk to have the sports betting.
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Hey, we got perks now they want to charge you.
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Just when you place that bet, you get charged for placing a
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bet. What a nightmare.
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So we're being taxed to the gills and we have a big
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beautiful bill that says, hey, you know, we're going to leave
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all that, but we're going to give you more of your money with
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overtime, you know, here, go grind it out. 6080 hours and try
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not to turn into a hardcore alcoholic or a pill abuser on
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the way. You know what I mean?
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You walk into some of these factors and some of these jobs,
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I'm sorry, but everybody's like on something to keep on going,
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you know what I mean? It's like what's happened, you
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know, like no one just comes in there like, hey, nice to meet
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you. Everybody comes in there like
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man, I when do we get this? When do we get that?
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It's like, whoa man, we got to unload a truck.
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No one even wants to do it. And I see that military parade
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today, Trump parade hashtag, Trump parade, Flag Day, Trump's
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birthday, 250th birthday of the Army.
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There's a lot of birthdays today.
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And I see these military soldiers walking.
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And each time they're walking, like some of my favorite parts
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of this parade were when they were explaining what divisions
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and what exactly the wars were about.
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World War One, World War 2, the Korean War, the forgotten War,
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Vietnam. You got to see the dough boys,
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Big Red one. The robot dogs were amazing.
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That was spectacular. The drones flying.
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I like how the one soldier had in his hand, he's holding it up,
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making sure everybody knows he's got it.
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That will school. Trump is the best president
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ever. He really is.
27:58
I feel bad he gets so much slack.
27:59
I try not to give him any slack. Look, if he wants the big bill
28:02
to pass to pass it, but in my opinion, they've jacked it up.
28:07
You know what I mean? They've they've ruined it.
28:09
The Senate ruined the bill. I don't know if they did it on
28:12
purpose. I don't know if they just are
28:15
sick of not having more camera time.
28:18
I don't know what happened, but they they jacked that big
28:21
beautiful bill big nothing. But that was a big break parade,
28:26
you know, So I'm glad the parade happened.
28:29
It didn't get rained out. But those no kings protest.
28:34
I think it was Chicago, San Diego, parts of Los Angeles,
28:42
Charlotte, NC, some places in Ohio they didn't show much of
28:48
because you know who's in Ohio with a camera up above?
28:53
What are you doing? New York's protest was awash,
28:57
but the big one that was kind of under the radar was in
29:01
Philadelphia. I still think Chicago had the
29:04
biggest 1. San Diego might be the biggest
29:06
one. It depends.
29:08
But there was a lot of people out there, a lot of illegal
29:12
aliens out there, and we still have a killer on the loose.
29:19
What a shame, this is the saddest day for law enforcement
29:26
because of a complete failure to stop or prevent or even have the
29:35
awareness to get in the way or have someone patrolling around
29:40
these Congress members houses when two of them live so close.
29:46
Good Lord Almighty, help us. So I want to pick up on some
29:52
local news for people that listen to this show who know me
29:56
closely and live in Kankakee County area or the greater
30:01
Kankakee area. And Kankakee County has some
30:05
movement here. There's some big things
30:08
happening in Kankakee County, but also some sad things.
30:13
So we're going to talk about it all because I don't like to hold
30:15
anything back. I want to be completely
30:18
transparent on Preston Super Show every time.
30:22
So let's walk back to Friday. A man was stabbed over on 8th
30:29
Ave. in Kankakee. They still don't have a man in
30:34
custody they say was a dispute over money.
30:37
Most of the locals know what I'm talking about over in that area.
30:43
Then we have Saint Mary's Hospital and we have Riverside
30:46
Hospital in Kankakee County. These are the two big hospitals
30:49
they're pretty close to. Saint Mary's Hospital has shut
30:56
down the birth delivery department.
31:01
They cited the fact that there's just nobody having babies like
31:04
they used to, and they could just easily go over to
31:08
Riverside. The problem is people's
31:10
insurance might not cover Riverside for that, so they're
31:14
trying to get an injunction to restore these services at Saint
31:19
Mary's because some other services they stopped as well
31:23
because they don't have the staff.
31:27
Then we have the police who need help identifying a man who was
31:34
found in the Kankakee River dead.
31:38
This is tragic. And they pulled him out of the
31:40
river. No one knows who this gentleman
31:42
is. He has no identification.
31:45
We have no way to know from the fingerprints, so we will have to
31:50
wait and see. This is just terrible.
31:52
It's an absolute tragedy. Then the Kankakee police
31:56
arrested a man for arson. The nitrates in the water were
32:03
so high for the last couple days that people couldn't drink the
32:07
water out of their taps. But that has been lifted by Aqua
32:11
now and you couldn't boil it out either.
32:14
Nitrates you cannot boil out. So keep that in mind.
32:19
Now, the Salvation Army in Kankakee is facing a financial
32:23
crisis and they're seeking summer donations.
32:27
So I just had to set your pray for Kankakee.
32:31
Now Representative Haas, who represents the district, invites
32:34
constituents to her office just to meet with or meet and greet.
32:40
And you know, you get to rub elbows with your local
32:44
congresswoman type of deal. But the sad thing is that
32:49
FanDuel is looking to put that $0.50 fee on each Illinois
32:53
sports bet after the state has decided to basically tax the
33:00
gambling out of here is what's going to happen.
33:03
The casinos are going to have a hard time making it, but check
33:08
your locals farmer market because the good news is they
33:13
take SNAP EBT at the farmers market.
33:17
You could get some healthy vegetables and produce all types
33:21
of good stuff at the local farmer market.
33:25
Check your local farmer market. You might be able to get a great
33:29
deal if you have SNAP and EBT. But of course, if you have cash,
33:34
I mean, that's what you want to use, but I'm trying to help
33:36
people out here. So then there's sandwiches with
33:39
a side of jam. It's coming back to Kankakee, so
33:43
that's good news. The Relay for Life doing its
33:47
thing. We know that that new Sports
33:50
Complex and Bourbonnais has a restaurant called 315, and it's
33:57
very snazzy. It's a ritzy looking restaurant
34:00
for Bourbonnais. But that's good.
34:03
And the Sports Complex is good because they're having baseball
34:06
games all summer long for I'm sure the youth and whoever else,
34:12
maybe softball games for companies in the future,
34:16
different things like that to kind of still some confidence in
34:20
the community and give people another outlet. 5000 plus
34:27
classic cars rolled through Kankakee this past week on the
34:31
Hot Rod Power Tour. All you have to do is wait until
34:36
the weekend to see a poker run. The dredging in the river in
34:41
Kankakee that started in Aroma Park will be finished in the
34:46
next 30 days. So that's also good news as well
34:49
for people on the river. But stay safe on the river.
34:53
Wear a life jacket. Don't think that you can't get
34:56
hurt on the river. Wear a life jacket.
34:59
Be smart now. Now, one important issue I want
35:02
to talk about before we move on to some other things is
35:06
concerning President Trump. Actually, it's very important
35:09
that I talk about this is that, like I said on the prior
35:12
podcast, President Trump signs an executive order or makes a
35:17
proclamation or has a memorandum on something.
35:22
And then we wait to see what judge or what court decides that
35:27
they're going to get in the way. And we continue to see that even
35:32
up to the born of the National Guard.
35:35
And the one judge says, yes, it's OK for the president to use
35:39
the National Guard. So what they do, they appealed
35:41
it to a different court of a more favorable court.
35:44
They knew this this is what Newsom was doing.
35:46
Then they get it over there with with their Democrat attorney
35:50
general in California. Well, after that, guess what the
35:54
court says. Yeah, Newsom, of course.
35:56
Yeah, you, you get the national card back.
35:59
Well, then, now Trump's team appeals and it goes to an
36:03
appeals court and they say, well, actually based on the
36:08
Constitution that you're supposed to know, governor, that
36:11
the president can use the National Guard.
36:15
So then they overrule the governor and give the National
36:17
Guard back to President Trump. And that's where it's at now.
36:20
That's where it was at for these Kings protest.
36:24
As far as Los Angeles went and California, other states were
36:30
smart, Missouri, Florida, Texas, there were very smart states
36:36
that were utilizing the National Guard and also allowing people
36:41
to travel freely. Like in Florida where the
36:43
governor said if you hit a protester driving and they were
36:47
in front of your car trying to stop you, banging on your hood,
36:50
trying to break your glass, trying to hurt you, if you're in
36:53
fear for your life, you can run them over.
36:55
That's what Governor DeSantis signed into law.
36:58
He he signed an executive order to do just that.
37:01
So I don't want to hear anybody saying, oh, pedestrian right
37:06
away, no, not in Florida and not if you get in the way and you
37:10
are being aggressive. So we have some really good
37:14
news. Bernie Sanders does a good
37:18
thing. Yes, he did a good thing.
37:21
Bernie Sanders and Angus King of Maine.
37:24
OK, so Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Angus King of Maine,
37:28
both of these independent and quotes senators, they decided to
37:35
introduce a bill that would ban pharmaceutical companies from
37:39
advertising directly to consumers.
37:43
It is titled the End Prescription Drug Ads Now Act.
37:51
This would prevent drug makers from promoting prescription
37:55
drugs through television, radio, print, digital platforms, and
38:01
most importantly, social media. Because while I'm reading this
38:05
to you, this website has an advertisement right in my face
38:14
for a pharmaceutical injection. Oh, isn't that just beautiful?
38:20
And you got doctors out here worried about malpractice?
38:24
Well, don't we usually see these medicines on TV?
38:29
And then six months later, eight months later, we're looking at
38:33
class actions against them. We're looking at investigations
38:36
into them. I see a common trend, don't you?
38:42
It's time to ban big pharma ads. I agree with this act and I'm
38:48
going to help promote it this week on my on man.com and
38:52
through every channel I can. And up to the point of I will
38:56
message my senators once I have the information and I can send
39:01
it over to them. And I encourage you to do the
39:03
same. Send this over to your
39:05
legislators through e-mail and call them if you have the time.
39:09
Calling works. But you know, if you have the
39:12
time and you're willing to wait, you're going to have to wait.
39:14
Now, I always give credit where credit is due.
39:17
And the House Republicans did pass the 9.4 billion in Dodge
39:23
spending cuts. 214 to 212 was the final vote tally.
39:32
And the House Republicans push forward on their promise to pass
39:36
$9.4 billion of the Doge spending cuts.
39:41
The rescission package passed 214 to 212 and this is the first
39:51
round of cuts, which includes $1.1 billion for cuts in NPR and
39:59
PBS which would defund them and then the rest of the cuts are
40:04
from waste, fraud and abuse that DOGE has located throughout the
40:08
government. This legislation will cancel out
40:12
the US aid boondoggle and freeze another $8.3 billion to make it
40:20
9.4 billion in International Development funds.
40:26
These funds would be immediately transferred to the US Treasury
40:31
once the bill clears the Senate and with President Trump's
40:35
signature. Now, I'd like to give them some
40:38
more credit. They've passed revoking DC's
40:43
sanctuary city status. They've passed the HALT Fentanyl
40:50
Act, HR 2096, protecting our nation's Capital Emergency Act,
41:00
HR884, securing DC elections. They've done the CEASE Act.
41:09
We talked about that, but the SUPPORT Act along with the
41:14
Fentanyl Act, two different acts.
41:16
This one, the SUPPORT Act helps people that are addicted to
41:20
opioids fight back and that's very important.
41:25
It's a fight. And go listen to anybody who has
41:29
gotten cleaned and cleaned themselves up like the My Pillow
41:31
man, Mike Lindell. You have to fight like hell to
41:37
clean all of that up and try to build yourself back up.
41:40
So I applaud anybody that does that, but I like to stick with
41:44
good news. So I'd like to move into the
41:47
economy. And Micron pledged $200 billion
41:55
in US memory chips. This is a game changer in an
42:01
America first move. Micron big chip manufacturer has
42:06
announced $200 billion in a revolutionary memory chip
42:12
investment. This is a multi state
42:16
investment, $150 billion will be directed for memory chip
42:23
production. 50 billion will be allocated to research and
42:28
development. This money will funnel into two
42:32
DRAM fabs in Idaho, 4 fabs in New York in an expansion of the
42:39
Virginia fab. The focus is shifting to produce
42:43
high bandwidth memory packaging in the United States of America,
42:49
the greatest country in existence.
42:54
So that's a huge development right there.
42:56
You can read more stories like that on my oddman.com.
43:02
Subscribe, share with your friends and get the conversation
43:06
going. There was a good conversation
43:09
going during UFC tonight, great conversation going during UFL in
43:16
the championship tonight. The Florida Panthers played the
43:21
Edmonton Oilers tonight and I'm going to talk about all that,
43:26
but I want to hit on a few more things here.
43:29
Remember, we had 500,000 notices go out revoking parole status
43:37
for illegal immigrants here from four countries.
43:41
We know currently Trump is looking at adding an additional
43:44
36 countries to the travel ban. But sadly, it seems a lot of
43:51
President Trump's friends made it an issue or a point of
43:57
emphasis to say, hey, could you not have ICE come to the
44:03
restaurants or the farms and meatpacking facilities?
44:09
While a little bit too late, we lost ours.
44:12
And not only that, I completely disagree with that sentiment.
44:16
It's deport them all, not deport some of them.
44:20
And then what? All those other ones are going
44:23
to vote against you. They're not going to vote for
44:25
Trump just because you allowed him to stay.
44:28
Oh, no, that's not going to work.
44:31
Not a good look for the base of Republicans.
44:35
Not a good look. You either deport them all or
44:39
what are you doing? And then you only want to focus
44:42
on criminal illegals. By definition, they're here
44:49
illegally and it's criminal. It's not, oh, they commit a
44:54
crime now, it's now they're a criminal.
44:56
Now it's a criminal alien. No, they're here illegally.
45:01
That was a crime to come here illegally.
45:05
That's a whole crime right there.
45:07
So it's like when we start playing on words, we get away
45:11
from the mission, we get away from the objective.
45:14
Deport them all, get rid of all the illegals.
45:17
Any farms that are using illegal labor are a disgrace.
45:23
That's disgraceful. You don't want to pay up and the
45:27
restaurants don't want to pay up.
45:29
And the people at the top want to be wealthy and they don't
45:32
want to pay fair wages. That's what it is.
45:35
And that's why the jobs numbers are about to go into the tubes
45:39
because that's exactly what's happened.
45:42
Company said, oh, we have to actually pay well, we don't want
45:46
to do that. The people at the top are
45:47
loaded. They don't care.
45:49
You think they care? And that corporate office, you
45:53
are really smoking something good, man.
45:56
You are really smoking something good.
45:58
But it wasn't an executive order that Trump signed.
46:02
He just directed, ICE, directed the Department of Homeland
46:08
Security to say, hey, let's not go over to the meat packing
46:12
facilities and the farms and the restaurants.
46:17
Like, your job isn't already hard enough to track them down
46:19
and find where they went. Now, if they run in one of these
46:21
places, oh, don't go in there. Just focus on the criminals.
46:27
What do you think's going to happen?
46:29
They're all going to be farm workers.
46:31
They're all going to be meat Packers.
46:34
Every single one of them is going to be a line cook.
46:39
Give me a break. Someone gave Trump some bad info
46:43
there. That's what happened.
46:44
He got some bad Intel on that. I stand by deport them all and I
46:49
will not budget. And they say the Department of
46:53
Homeland Security is using Medicaid enrollment data,
46:57
including immigration status, to pursue illegal aliens.
47:03
And that's really good. That will help nationwide
47:06
getting rid of illegal immigrants that don't need to be
47:09
here. They have no business being
47:10
here. They're trying to create bigger
47:12
and bigger families while they're here so that way they
47:15
all can get the freebies. No, they need to go all of them.
47:19
And Medicaid is a completely broken system.
47:23
A 61 year old man or woman in most states can not get Medicaid
47:29
if they make $1.00 over the limit set for the income.
47:33
Mind you that would still put them under the poverty limit,
47:37
just not qualify them for Medicaid.
47:40
So think about it, an individual with a permanent disability
47:45
can't receive Medicaid but would still be poor and capped on how
47:51
much income they can make. So they can't make any more
47:54
money. They're completely capped.
47:56
They can't get Medicaid because they make X amount of dollars
48:00
over the income limit, but there's still X amount of
48:03
dollars under the poverty limit. But someone who's 21 years old
48:10
can walk in DHS, say I'm homeless, I have no income, and
48:15
get approved for Medicaid and SNAP EBT benefits on the spot.
48:21
This is what's happened. And they've opened up to the
48:24
illegals. They've opened up the driver's
48:26
license to the illegals and our system is completely shattered.
48:33
So tell the Democrats, stop lying when you say you want to
48:36
help people. Our sickest people can't get the
48:39
help from the state. The states manage the funds.
48:45
Once the state receives the money and they are in charge of
48:50
the application of the individual, the state is at
48:54
fault. I don't care how long it's
48:58
happened, 40 years or 30 years, it needs to stop this year.
49:03
So I call on the federal government to eliminate the SALT
49:07
funds either by the big beautiful bill or let them run
49:09
out by August and let the states fund their own Medicaid like
49:14
some states do for the most part.
49:17
But that Johnsonville sausage place leaving and then the
49:21
nitrates in the water skyrocketing right after they
49:25
left. This cause for concern ain't at
49:28
the bare minimum calls for an investigation into the plant
49:33
because it sits on the edge of the river in moments, Illinois.
49:38
Now we can move into sports. We have the Florida Panthers,
49:43
who defeated the Edmonton Oilers.
49:47
The Oilers were at home and the Panthers went in there and did
49:51
their thing, won it 5:00 to 2:00.
49:55
And now they lead the series three to two, one game away from
50:00
winning the Stanley Cup Finals. How about that?
50:03
That's pretty good for the Panthers.
50:04
They're looking for back-to-back.
50:06
I got a feeling they're going to do it in the NBA Finals has been
50:10
really good. The Thunder stole that last
50:13
game. They dropped the game before it.
50:16
The series is tied at 2:00 to 2:00, and this is headed back to
50:20
OK C You'll see this game on Monday night, 7:30 PM Central
50:26
time. You can watch that on ABC.
50:31
So we had the UFL championship game and that was pretty good.
50:36
I was a big fan of the UFL this season, talked about it as much
50:41
as I could. And in the championship game,
50:43
you had two teams who fought really hard to get here,
50:47
Michigan Panthers versus the DC Defenders.
50:50
The DC Defenders put up 58 total points and the Michigan Panthers
50:56
put up 34. I anticipate Jordan Tamu, the
51:00
quarterback for the DC Defenders, to go to the NFL and
51:04
the quarterback for the Michigan Panthers, to take another year
51:09
with the Michigan Panthers and maybe they can win a
51:12
championship next year because they deserve to be there.
51:16
They just didn't have a complete game plan.
51:20
Their secondary got completely torched and the DC Defenders
51:26
found their matchups, found the sweet spots.
51:30
And they have some very good coaches as well who are good at
51:33
dialing up pressure. And they were able to make it a
51:36
long day for Bryce Perkins and company.
51:39
But Bryce Perkins was still able to throw for 338 yards and four
51:45
touchdowns with one interception.
51:47
That was pretty much a game over interception at that point.
51:51
It was pretty much game over. Jordan Tamu went for 390 yards
51:56
passing and threw for four touchdowns.
52:00
What a game. Jayden Mickens, the receiver for
52:05
the DC Defenders had six catches went for 132 yards receiving
52:12
with a tutty and on the other side for the Michigan Panthers,
52:17
Malik Turner caught 10 passes, which would get you huge points
52:23
in fantasy just that then 168 yards.
52:27
So we'd break the 100 yard receiving mark.
52:31
Then you'd really need him to get a touchdown to just be a
52:33
complete fantasy player for that that game.
52:39
But he got 310 catches, 168 yards and three touchdowns from
52:45
a leak. Turner and the Panthers still
52:48
lost by quite a bit, but they came back in the fourth quarter
52:52
to make it a game. That's what I like.
52:54
Third quarter big goose egg is what they're going to remember.
53:00
But they also have to appreciate the body of work.
53:04
The season was a good season for them.
53:06
They had some very memorable wins that they should carry on
53:11
at the next season. But here's the catch that The
53:14
Rock has to do more. The Rock came off like the lazy
53:21
business owner that wants you to do all the work, and he's going
53:24
to collect his check. What the Prophet warns about in
53:28
his show. Remember that Marcus Lemonis,
53:30
the Prophet, he's got a new show coming out called The Fixer
53:34
that's going to be on Hulu. That'll be great.
53:36
But yeah, that's that same mentality.
53:38
Like that's the type of boss that's kind of sitting back.
53:42
Here's my check. What did you guys do this week?
53:46
You know what I mean? Like, I don't see The Rock being
53:49
involved with it that much. And if he was, those stands
53:53
would have more fans. And on top of that, I think the
53:58
players would add a little bit more energy too for this
54:01
championship game. I think there could have been a
54:03
big build up for this. And I don't know, sometimes when
54:07
you have a company, you run with it.
54:09
Sometimes when you're a part of a company, you don't run with it
54:12
as much. So hopefully next year, The Rock
54:16
will care more about his product.
54:19
But let's look at the UF CS product and what they put out
54:22
for us. This past Saturday night.
54:26
We had UFC on ESPN 69, hashtag UFC Atlanta, and the crowd kind
54:36
of got a snoozer 13 fights of kind of hunky doriness, You
54:45
know, kind of like whatever Jamie Lynn Hoth defeats Vanessa
54:51
Demopoulos and like Vanessa Demopoulos is like dancing in
54:55
the second round while the fights going on.
54:57
Just goofy stuff and Hoth wins by decision.
55:03
That I perfectly picked at that You couldn't have scripted a
55:06
better pick. Then Phil Roe knocks out
55:10
Angelusa because Angelusa just gives up.
55:12
He just falls down, he's out of breath, he's tired, he just
55:16
plays down. Then Ricky Simone beats Cameron
55:20
Smotherman by a three round decision.
55:27
Then we had Jose Ocoa defeat Cody Durden, knocked him out in
55:31
the second round, literally got off the stool, took a good look
55:36
at Cody dirt, and then just knocked him out, folded him up
55:39
in the corner like some laundry feed on him a little bit more.
55:45
And then the ref finally got over there like, whoa, is it
55:48
over? I mean, the ref was way behind
55:50
on that stoppage. Then we had Malcolm Wellmaker
55:56
defeating Chris Mutino. I don't know how to say that
55:59
guy's last name. Look, here's the point.
56:01
He walked out. I got crushed, absolutely
56:04
destroyed. Malcolm Wilmaker obliterated
56:07
him. He threw a couple punches.
56:09
One of those guys dies. His hair does all this, walks
56:12
out there, got destroyed, absolutely flamed.
56:16
Then you have Michael Chiesa B Court McGee in a very boring
56:22
fight. I was falling asleep.
56:24
It was hard to stay awake for that.
56:26
I expected better from 2 veterans.
56:29
They reminded me of like two older guys on the beach fighting
56:33
over a metal detector spot. Like, no, I found this, these,
56:39
this is mine. But that's what it looked like.
56:41
And then all three rounds, they got booed.
56:45
At the end of the fight. They hold up their hands.
56:48
I won. Who won?
56:49
Someone won. The crowd said nobody won.
56:51
You Boo. They booed them all.
56:54
The whole time they got booed. So then we had Rodolfo Bellato
56:59
up against Paul Craig and that didn't in a no contest.
57:02
That's the first flop we've seen in the UFCI.
57:06
Don't remember another flop, a purpose flop.
57:10
But here's the thing. Paul Craig threw a kick up when
57:14
the other guy was on his knees and it like skimmed him, didn't
57:19
really hit him. And then he kind of like laid
57:20
there, like he got knocked out and then he started acting
57:24
knocked out and Mulatto was all acting like he was literally
57:31
knocked out after the cameras caught him flopping.
57:36
And then they say dope, it's a no contest, no one wins,
57:38
everybody go home, nothing to see here.
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Then Alonzo Mini Field defeats Umar Sai, 3 round decision,
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absolute snoozer. Manzoor Abdul Malik defeats Cody
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Brundage, 3 round decision. Snoozer Barcellos defeats Cody
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Garbrand, 3 round decision. Pace fight Edmond Shabazzian
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defeats Andre Petroski, 3 round decision.
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Not enough, just lackluster. The lackluster.
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Felt like Shabazzian could win that within in the distance.
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I just needed him to win. He won.
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But yeah, something was wrong there.
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Rosnamen Yunus defeats Miranda Maverick and that was a three
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round decision mid the mid fight and then Kamara Uzman defeats
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Joaquin Buckley. Joaquin Buckley was getting
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closer and closer. If there was a bonus round,
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might be a favor of a bonus round to see how that would have
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turned out. If there's a way to do a bonus
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round, I'm in favor of the bonus round.
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I'm also in favor of the AI judges.
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I don't know what the judges are doing.
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We still don't have a flood. We still don't know.
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I would come in and institute end of round scoring, meaning in
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the first round, show us your scores.
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No going back, no double back seats, none of that.
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For the last bites of news, the longest serving speaker in the
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Illinois House, ex Speaker Michael Madigan, was handed down
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his prison sentence for his bribery scheme and he was given
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7 1/2 years in federal prison, also a $2.5 million fine.
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In the last bit of Trump news, because Trump is a hero, unlike
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Michael Madigan, who's a crook and a criminal and deserves to
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spend the rest of his life in jail.
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President Trump issued A memorandum removing the United
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States from a deal reached by the previous administration that
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restores the Salman population in the Pacific Northwest.
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We're out of that deal, folks. We're no longer required to do
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anything with the Pacific Northwest.
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And Salman, ladies and gentlemen.
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Just like the hands of Don, I'm turning it over to you.
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Good night and God bless Psalm 37 for KJV.