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Super News #43-Abolish the FBI-SCOTUS Approves Federal Mass Layoffs-Grok 4 Rollout-ICE Keeps me Frosty · Prestons Super Show

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Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Preston
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Super Show. Great day to be a patriot and a
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great day to love your country. God Bless America and God bless
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President Trump and his administration.
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President Trump, save the auto industry.
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They may offer Made in America cars with tax deductible
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interest on the loans and this is going to be a huge sell.
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Now the dealerships can jump on TV with a little floating thing
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and say, hey, we may not have the blimp up, we may not have
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the pimp up, but we can hook you up and we can give you the best
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deal. Now, because President Trump
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allowed the car we're going to give you Made in America to be
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tax deductible on your tax return.
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The interest you pay is going to be tax deductible.
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It's a game changer. Stop it.
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It's a game changer. Changes the whole car industry,
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an industry that's dying. President Trump, Rev the engine
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until he finally got the old beater to start.
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Now the car's working. The country's moving again.
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Look at tipping culture. Tipping culture was dying.
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It was dead. It was done.
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Stick a fork in it. And President Trump saved it by
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allowing them to deduct the tips at tax time.
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How many people working for tips?
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4 or 5 bucks an hour. Then they're getting the tip.
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Hopefully the person tips, then maybe they get to keep some of
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it. At the end of the night, they
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group it all together. They split it up.
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You're getting portions of what you should be getting.
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Enough is enough. The next thing is to abolish the
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federal income tax. That will be a game changer.
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Abolish the property tax. The plans are being made.
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More has to happen. You see what I'm saying?
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It feels like we still need more.
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Kind of feels like we always need more in America.
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We always need more. Even the minimalist needs more.
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The tiny home people need more. Now SNAP and Medicaid are being
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whittled down to the essentials. And with SNAP being wound down,
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you will see prices at the grocery store become cheaper.
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Ask anybody at the grocery store that knows how to bounce a
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checkbook. Not just anybody, but anybody
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that knows how to balance a checkbook.
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And if they know how to do that, they'll be able to tell you that
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Link and Snap actually hurt the stores.
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It actually hurts the stores from growing.
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That's why you see Kroger and Albertson going back and forth.
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That's why you see different stores closing down.
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That's why you see the mom and pop shops can't make it.
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It's because of SNAP. It's because of Link.
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Mom and Pop were making a killing.
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They were taking home the bacon, and then the snap card came in
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and Mom and Pop shut the doors. Mom and Pop hit the benefit
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system with everybody else. Mom and Pop, your mom and pop
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had to go get a little snap, little linky, go slide it
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around, see if they could get a few extra pieces of meat, couple
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more corn cobs, because that's all it was given.
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Then all of a sudden, jobs came around.
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George Bush, halfway decent president in the beginning, in
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the beginning, halfway decent president towards the end.
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Now we're getting away from the truth, you know what I mean?
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It's like, Nah, that's not that good.
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Ice came around in 2002. That was the best of George
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Bush. Really.
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Did you know what else did he do?
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Got gas prices low? Nah, yeah.
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OK, I'll give him that because if Trump gets him low again, you
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have to give him that. So I'll give George Bush the gas
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prices, definitely. We're cheaper.
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But it was a different time, different place.
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We're asking different questions today.
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But don't ask about Epstein. Trump will chew you out for
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that. You see him chew out that
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reporter? What kind of nerd asked that?
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Like, wrong time, dude. Ring.
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Read the room. You got some of the most
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important people in the world sitting in the room.
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Oh, yeah. Mr. President, do you know about
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Epstein? Are you an idiot?
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Are you a moron like federal Chairman Jerome Powell?
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Are you a stupid ass? What are you doing?
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You know, this is the wrong time to ask that question.
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And then Pam Bond is like, I'll. I'll answer it.
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No, we're not answering shit. Pack a bag, pack a lunch, get a
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move on. Get a grip, people.
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You're not going to get those Epstein files unless you do one
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of two things. Give some donations to Judicial
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Watch, help them out so they can go and get the files if they
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haven't been destroyed because Judicial Watch does the heavy
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lifting. Follow Judicial Watch on every
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platform that you use. Because Tom Fitton was kind of
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like the main guy at Judicial Watch.
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He's the the face, but the organization itself has lawyers
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and they will go out and get the files.
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But I was talking to my friend the other day.
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I said, would you ever work at a place if a boss came to you,
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called you stupid ass moron. I mean, back in the day, the
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movies made it seem like that was normal.
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Nowadays I wouldn't fly. Whoever said that would be fired
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gone out the door. And then I made the comment
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after the Supreme Court ruled 8 to one, that President Trump can
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pretty much fire whoever he wants.
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He can continue with the gutting of the federal workforce and
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just getting down to the bare essentials.
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Just what does this office need to run?
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Basically? Because at this point, we have
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AI replacing the jobs anyways. But when you look at it from the
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standpoint of the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell
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just sitting around while someone's calling you an idiot,
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dude, just leave. What are you doing?
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There's no way to repair that relationship.
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I mean, at that point, I've never wanted to be in a place
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where the management didn't like me.
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That doesn't make any sense. I mean, I understand the money's
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good, but dude, at this point, it just makes more sense to get
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in the Corvette, drive off, you know, go enjoy your life.
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It's time. Because you're not doing
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anything of any significance at the Federal Reserve.
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You're doing nothing. Everything's flat.
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And then we got 20 or 20 odd people who are all making a call
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there. Literally there's 20 odd people
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working behind the scenes at the Federal Reserve.
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A lot of people don't know how that operates.
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It's like 20 odd people making a important decision.
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Well, how's anything going to get done with these people?
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We don't know any of them. Finally seen some names, some
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faces. It really doesn't it doesn't do
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anything to me. It seems like we got a bunch of
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people at the Federal Reserve. Laptops open, work computer
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open, phone open Amazon Prime on one screen, you know a little
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Netflix going on on the other screen.
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Oh, mark it. Oh right, cut.
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Oh, not yet. Oh, but I need to buy this and
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buy that. And, you know, let me Scroll
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down a couple pages, you know, check in their Facebook, their
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X, their Instagram. I mean, this is what's
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happening. That's why there's no work
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getting done. People aren't interested in
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work. They're they're for some reason
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interested in attention. You know, the worst possible
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thing you could want. It's the worst possible thing.
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These people need God. The Federal Reserve needs God,
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The Department of Justice needs God.
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The FBI is completely broken. It's an absolute joke and it's a
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disgrace for them to come out and they can't give us any
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details. They put out that little crappy
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video. There's a cat in Epstein's cell
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or something. They knew it was a debacle.
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How does this guy have a cat? You mean he's getting special
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treatment? So I don't understand this whole
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scenario. They tried to lay out, then they
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tried to backtrack. You either needed to go full
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stop or you needed to pull out way, way back.
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We're talking months ago. Because from what I can see,
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there's no way that FBI is salvageable.
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We have President Trump right now calling the shots in 2028.
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We don't know what the hell that's going to look like.
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There's no way that FBI is sustainable.
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No way. Abolish the FBI, abolish the
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Federal Reserve, and convert the FBI and the ICE agents.
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Give them all new supervisors and give them all new
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directions. Because right now they're
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screwing it up. Bibi Netanyahu came to town not
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like Bibi Netanyahu. I've always appreciated him,
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even back when Obama was around and Bibi was showing up to talk
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to the Republicans in the House and the Senate.
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This time things were different. He had a roundtable discussion
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with President Trump concerning the ceasefire with Hamas.
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Israel agrees to the ceasefire, but I don't see Hamas really
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being interested in much peace. Netanyahu nominated President
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Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize and this is on the heels of
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Israel losing 5 IDF soldiers in A roadside bombing done by
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Hamas. Now what I can tell people is
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the more I learn about Israel, the less I feel like the world
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knows about Israel, even in America.
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So it's good that Bibi Netanyahu comes here.
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I respect the Prime Minister of Israel, the ambassador to Israel
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from America, the former governor, Governor Huckabee.
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And Mike Huckabee is a very smart guy.
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He's done a good job. The people President Trump as in
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charge mostly have. Linda McMahon, the secretary of
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education, is the only one that was in President Trump's first
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administration. It is in this administration,
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Trump 2 point O everybody else is new in that Trump
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administration except for Linda McMahon.
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And she's doing a fine job if you ask me.
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I think she might be doing the best job.
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I have RFK Junior up there doing a great job, Secretary of Health
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and Human Services. Then I can look over to Marco
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Rubio at the State Department. Solid.
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Can't spot many flaws with it. You know, he's doing a great job
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with that department. Look at the Department of
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Justice. I'm not too impressed, but I
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really don't hold much of what's going on with Epstein against
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Pam Bondi. That's more of the FBI and some
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other people giving her some bad info and then she's just running
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with what she has. I don't think she can really do
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much when it comes to the Epstein files.
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I think her hands are tied on the issue.
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And the main reason I think that is just for the simple fact that
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when she talked about the Epstein files today in that
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round table discussion with President Trump's cabinet, when
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she was speaking about the Epstein files, it sounded like
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she was speaking about it for the first time.
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Again, every time she speaks about the Epstein files, it
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seems like it's the first time she's hearing about it or the
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first time discussing it. And I kind of look at that and
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go, yeah, she's clueless about the upstate files.
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Yeah, it's really nothing against her.
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She's just clueless about the upstate files.
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And I appreciate the charges and indictments of this individual
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group and this target group over here and all these different
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groups. But my whole point is, where are
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the arrests at? Too much is going by the
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wayside. Leticia James, nothing done.
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Look over at how much of A disaster Stacey Abrams was and
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how much of A disaster Act Blue is.
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Nothing done, nothing happening. Some people going to come in and
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testify. They're going to get, you know,
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some pretty hard questions. They're going to get
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stonewalled. They're not going to give much
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of an answer. Their answers are going to suck.
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We're going to talk about it. How much faith do you have that
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there's going to be a bunch of arrest.
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How much faith do you have? Because there's a bunch of big
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name, big profile people that are going to take the rap for
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something that happened three years ago, four years ago, maybe
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even 8 years ago. I don't.
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I don't have much faith in that. That is not political theater.
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But it's just a waste of time. That's what it is.
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It's a waste of time. If you're going to get somebody,
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then you go get them like ICE does, Boom, they get them and
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not too long later they're deporting them.
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Christy Gnome over there in the Department of Homeland Security
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doing a fantastic job. They get high marks from me.
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They're doing a great job. I see Mark Levin over there on
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the Council for Homeland Security.
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They have some smart minds over there.
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They have some good people over there.
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I don't see a ton of problems with the Homeland Security
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Department. They get high grades.
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For me. The deportations are continuing.
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I think they've had some good discussions with the Department
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of Justice to make sure that people that are getting in the
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way are going to be prosecuted. What about the LA mayor, Karen
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Bass, who came out there getting in the way, making a scene,
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making a big stink when ICE was doing their raids through LA
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this past weekend? As they continue to do raids out
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there, this is going to be a problem for them.
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They are politicians and elected officials supposed to be
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representing the American people.
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Instead, those people are out there representing illegal
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aliens. Now something has to change with
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that. So the Department of Justice
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needs to get the lead out of their ass and get the job done.
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Seriously, start pressing charges against these mayors,
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against these council members, school board members, whoever
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gets in the way. They are not above the law.
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Nobody is above the law, period. Point blank.
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We can go immunity, presidential immunity, this and that, folks.
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I repeat, nobody is above the law.
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But the FBI and the Department of Justice closing the case on
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the Epstein files really is not case closed.
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And you can ask Judicial Watch and Tom Fitton over their
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Judicial Watch. They have it all straightened
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out. They're going to go and get the
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files. It's going to take time.
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It's a process, but they will do it.
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And Elon Musk was ridiculing Bam Bondi and the Department of
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Justice and the FBI. He put up a meme that said more
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squirrels and raccoons have been arrested than anyone on
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Epstein's client list. I mean, seriously, it's become
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the talk of the town. Now President Trump has decided
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to send more weapons to Ukraine after the Pentagon, where
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Secretary Pete Hagseth cited munition shortages as the reason
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for pulling back aid. So again, here's the Department
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of Defense and the Pentagon, who I respect.
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I follow DoD rapid response on X and they came out, said, hey, we
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got low munitions, we can't send them more weapons, we can't send
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them more defense weapons. And they said, well, we're going
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to do it anyways. We're going to send the weapons
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anyways. I think that's a terrible
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decision and Trump got some bad info there.
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That's what I believe. I believe we got some bad Intel.
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Ukraine doesn't need more defensive weapons.
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Ukraine needs to come to the table with Russia and work out
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some peace. Time to iron out a peace deal is
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what it's time to do because this fighting doesn't show any
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sign of slowing down. Russia pledges thousands of
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rocket strikes every night until further notice.
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Folks, something has to be done. Sending more weapons doesn't
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deter Russia from doing what they're doing.
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NATO has not admitted Ukraine into the alliance.
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Therefore Ukraine is its own nation that should be pursuing
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peace instead. A lot of people don't know how
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this war got started. We understand it happened under
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Biden, but it's a lot deeper than that.
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There was a lot of funny business going on at the
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beginning of that war between Ukraine and Russia, and I'd like
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people to go and take a further look at it after themselves
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because all I know is I'm not taking sides in any war.
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I take one side, the American side.
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That's the only side I need to take.
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One true God, one country that I love.
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I'm set. I'm happy.
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This giving money to Ukraine, this giving money to all these
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other countries. You're missing the point.
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It's not the weapons, it's the money.
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It's not the money, it's the taxpayer, the children and the
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children's children of the future are on the hook for the
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debt. But we can't get that through to
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people's heads. We just can't get that through.
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Common sense does not breakthrough.
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Common sense is through if we don't get a grip on the national
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debt. Look at Philadelphia for a great
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example. Philadelphia Mayor.
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Mayor Bozo and the union, which is a joke in itself.
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The union is like a cancer eating itself.
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And they're at odds over the budget.
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And the city workers are still on strike.
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Now, not all unions are bad unions, but you could see right
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here, this obviously didn't work.
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Oh, it's the mayor's fault. No, everybody needs to take a
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little bit of blame here. They got the sanitation workers
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on strike. Nobody's picking up the trash.
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It stinks to the high heavens. You want to move to
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Philadelphia? I think not.
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What a joke. What have they turned this city
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into? The city of stench?
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The city of rotten eggs? Good Lord, what are we going to
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do? Governor DeSantis touts big
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grades for the schools after an audit returns positive findings.
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So they got some good news out of Florida.
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Where your attorney general Bambani, where she's from and
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where President Trump calls his home, Florida.
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But Governor Ron DeSantis, tout in the big grades, says 71% of
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all graded schools in Florida received AB or better in the
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2024-2025 school year. That's up from 64% the previous
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school year for Governor Desantis's accountability
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reforms. So this is showing state-run
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education. The state being in charge of the
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education system works. It's empowering the schools.
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The federal government has guidelines, great.
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But the states are where everybody's learning.
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That's physically where the people are learning at.
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So the guidelines are great. We can look at them kind of like
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a picture on the wall. Oh, check mark this, check mark
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this. Oh, we can work on this one
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here. The guidelines are great, but
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when it comes to where is the learning happening, it's
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happening in the classrooms throughout the states.
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And in the states is where the education has to be world class.
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The IRS is going to allow churches to endorse political
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candidates to their congregations.
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For the Hill, this is pretty big news.
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This is big stuff because a lot of churches want to be able to
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support political candidates, even political candidates that
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attend their church. If you really boil it down and
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think about it makes perfect sense.
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You'll also probably see like we've seen before, you have
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people like Senator Warnock, reverends who become
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politicians. My prayers are still with Texas
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as over 100 have died in the Texas floods. 161 people are
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still missing. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill demand
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answers from the National Weather Service about why the
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weather alerts were delayed or supposedly delayed.
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Others want a full blown investigation.
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White House pushes back on claims they are at fault in any
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way, shape or form. The weather company admits to
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geoengineering with cloud seeding just two days prior to
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the Texas floods. The company denies the two are
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linked. Definitely needs to be an
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investigation. California Governor Gavin Newsom
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is not in California. No, he's on a world tour right
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now looking to see if he has any supporters out there for his
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potential 2028 presidential run on the Democratic ticket.
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I don't think he has much support out there.
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I think he's going to be in for a rude awakening.
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I don't trust the polls. I appreciate the polls.
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You can learn a lot from the polls.
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But if we all trusted the polls, we'd all be wrong.
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President Trump hence at a federal takeover of Washington,
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DC as crime is spiraling out of control.
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Let's put it in perspective. There was a gentleman who was
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working for a congressman shot dead in Washington, DC.
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They're not talking about it. He was just a staffer.
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This guy's just crossing the road to get to where he's got to
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go. Bang.
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He's dead. We're not hearing nothing about
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it. One report.
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That's it. Yeah, I agree.
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If something doesn't change, if the regime that's running that
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little mayor office in Washington, DC, if they don't
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change, yeah, the federal government needs to take over
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Washington, DC to protect themselves.
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Absolutely. And if Ma'am Dammy thinks he has
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a chance in New York City, he's mistaken the You Gov Poll here.
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This is a Democrat poll, Democrat run poll.
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And their operation is showing that this guy's got a 22%
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favorability among young people. Yeah, because no one cares about
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this guy. He's out there getting his nails
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done. He's a citizen for, you know,
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two years decides he's going to go run into politics.
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He doesn't care about work and he's getting his nails done.
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This guy's never worked a day in his life, but he's going to tell
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you how the city should be run, how the finances should be
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handled. He doesn't even bounce a
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checkbook in his day-to-day operations.
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Stop it, New York City, do better for yourselves.
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That's sloppy. We call that slop.
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You put that guy up there even to make it as far as he's made
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it. Tragedy.
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Tragedy is what that is. Shame on New York City elect
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that Eric Adams guy because at least he has some wherewithal
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about him. He's kind of lazy too, but he's
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better than that Ma'am Dami guy. And at least Eric Adams is
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letting the people be the people.
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We have 10 arrested for an ambush on Border Patrol.
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We have 11 arrested for a planned ambush.
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This has got to get handled. This is getting out of control.
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Federal Housing Authority Voltae, who's running that
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little operation over there, says rent payments will help you
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qualify for a mortgage. Now.
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I've linked it up on the newsletter.
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So if you subscribe to the newsletter on my oddman.com, my
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oddman.com, it's in there, packed in there, nice and tight
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for you. You'll be able to see the whole
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article there by Red Lion. And I'm really impressed with
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what's going on here. In a lot of Trump's
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administration, there are a lot of proactive people.
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And now we can take a look here at what this will do for people
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who've been renting. They've saved the rent receipts,
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they have the proof, they've rented.
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They have a a history of pain. And they're able to take that
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information now and put it towards qualifying for a
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mortgage so they can get in a nice new home, modernized
28:21
situation, and they could live out their dreams.
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The family life has been saved. The family lifestyle has been
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saved in more ways than anybody could imagine.
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And there's so many people that have been renting.
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And I'm happy to see this because I believe people should
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be able to get into houses and get out of these apartments and
28:46
free them up and get the next people in those apartments.
28:52
Albania is no longer a majority Muslim nation.
28:56
Legitimate targets reported that the Orthodox Christian movement
29:01
has overtaken the Muslim majority in Albania.
29:07
Not forcefully, but spiritually, peacefully, through prayer and
29:14
through living out our penance, our day-to-day lives.
29:18
That's your penance, your day-to-day life.
29:20
Sometimes it may be feeling like you're paying for something you
29:23
did wrong. Could be feeling like that.
29:26
I can't say you're not. What I can't say is that there's
29:30
a light at the end of the tunnel.
29:31
My friends, keep believing. Keep believing in God.
29:34
Keep believing in the truth. The truth is God.
29:37
He will set you free. Trump media launches Truth Plus
29:45
so they have True Social Plus now with lots of channels to
29:48
watch. I kind of think this is a good
29:51
idea for Trump while people are starting to fight with Elon Musk
29:59
and his platform, even though it is the number one news platform
30:05
and I like True social. True Social has that problem
30:09
like Getter does. I need to be able to cross post
30:12
your platform's nice runs effectively.
30:15
You need more people. And on top of that, on true
30:18
social, the big thing you really need is that needs to be an app
30:22
that's really like the TV app. Like ATV app is the way to go.
30:27
Social media little bit played out.
30:32
You're better off with a streaming app.
30:36
House Speaker Mike Johnson puts out a list of 28 executive
30:41
orders codified in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
30:45
Now, these 28 executive actions were taken by President Trump.
30:50
He was making good on his commitments.
30:53
We know the Golden Dome got done.
30:56
We have the down payment for that.
30:59
The border being secure, The money's in there for the
31:02
funding, any taxpayer subsidiation for the open border
31:07
policies. So many great things were done
31:13
in this one big, beautiful bill that we'll continue to see more
31:17
and more, and I'll continue to write about it.
31:19
I have a great piece I'm working on right now, some hidden items
31:23
in the bill I'm going to unveil to you.
31:26
I have a great op-ed I'm doing about ICE.
31:29
A lot of things rolling in the right direction right now.
31:32
So I'm very optimistic about all of that.
31:37
Wisconsin Supreme Court appears ready to ban conversion therapy.
31:43
So no more flippant people. From male to transgender or
31:48
female to transgender, you can't change who you are.
31:51
It's time to stop playing games and it's time to stop wasting
31:55
taxpayer dollars on those games. It's not even like the people
31:58
were paying out of pocket to do this.
32:01
They're using taxpayer money. We didn't sign up for that.
32:07
President Trump is adjusting tariffs on copper to 50%.
32:11
We know that there's duties on tonnage up to 125% for
32:17
commercial ships that are docking at our ports and for the
32:21
planes that are transporting the goods and services into our
32:26
country, 125% duty on the tonnage that was passed in the
32:33
big beautiful bill. But this 50% tariff on the
32:37
copper will really help our country right now.
32:41
It's going to boom for the recycling industry and for the
32:46
scrappers. We're going to have a field deal
32:47
with this stuff so then we can look at.
32:50
So that's a really good thing if you really think about it.
32:52
Actually, we could look at something else here.
32:54
When we're talking about the tariff deadline, August 1st,
32:58
Trump says that's firm. I see that being moved up.
33:01
I think Trump's going to get a little bit bored of August 1st
33:05
and he's going to see a lot of resistance from these foreign
33:09
countries because I don't think they're taking him too serious
33:12
with him pushing the deadline back.
33:15
So he's slapping some tariffs on pretty fast on countries that re
33:19
nagged on their deals. And he's going strong to support
33:23
the countries that did take a deal like Vietnam and like the
33:27
United Kingdom smartly got themselves in a position to take
33:31
a deal. And Canada's is kind of floating
33:34
around out there. Like I see what the European
33:36
Union's doing. They're playing hardball.
33:39
It doesn't look like that's going to work.
33:40
So Canada, I feel like it's going to fall right into Trump's
33:43
palms here and Trump's going to give Canada a deal they can't
33:47
refuse. But all of the green new scam,
33:51
the carbon credits and all of the tax credits for the solar,
33:56
wind and garbage are gone. Get that crap out of here.
34:00
Kick it down the road. We're done with it.
34:03
If you're going to build that, that's up to the state to fund
34:05
that with their own money. It's going to be up to the
34:08
companies to come in and fund that with their own money.
34:10
Oh wait, they kept coming back asking for billions and billions
34:14
and billions, but they were yelling at us about getting a
34:17
couple 1000 bucks, couple doge checkers.
34:21
They were mad at us. Come on now, get it straight.
34:25
But I want to make sure I don't leave anybody out.
34:29
Transportation Secretary Duffy, he's doing a good job, High
34:32
marks right now, good marks for him.
34:34
Happy with him in the one big beautiful bill.
34:38
President Trump and Transportation Secretary Duffy
34:42
were able to come to an agreement and they got the
34:45
speaker of the House involved. And it looks like we have the
34:49
modernization for the air traffic control systems about to
34:53
start being implemented, but it's going to take years for
34:56
that to be operable and for that to make any sense.
35:01
Brooke Rollins over at the Agriculture Department, I'm not
35:04
impressed. I still think she's pro amnesty.
35:07
I don't think she's mega. I don't think she's pro Trump.
35:10
I think she is for the corporate farms and the corporate farmers.
35:15
And again, it is an old stigma to believe that it's a bunch of
35:20
illegal aliens running around a farm field or hanging out in,
35:25
you know, the hotels. I mean, do they not understand
35:30
how these operations run because they've never farmed here in
35:35
Illinois? I'm by tons of farms, dude.
35:41
There's not one illegal alien in those farm fields in 12 months,
35:46
year round. If there's not one illegal alien
35:49
that's touching those farm fields, the only illegal aliens
35:54
that possibly are here are working on the corporate farms
35:59
in the Chinese Communist Party owned farmland.
36:03
Very possible there's illegal aliens on those farms which are
36:07
not by places where people are. They're not going to be next to
36:12
your neighborhood or your house. They're going to be more out to
36:16
where it's only country and you'll probably be driving for
36:20
30 or 40 miles and not see much. But farms Illinois has a lot of
36:25
that. But where I'm at, plenty of
36:28
farms, plenty of people, and there's no illegal aliens work
36:31
at these farms. The last time I've seen illegal
36:34
aliens work in the farms, it was at a farm stand and it was 1
36:40
farm, one farm. Since then, folks, they're out
36:45
of business. It's been years, years.
36:49
They went out of business towards the end of the Trump
36:53
administration COVID debacle thing that was going on.
36:57
COVID was about the end of them. But for corn and soybeans, Sorry
37:02
to tell you, there ain't no illegals.
37:05
It is all Americans and machines, baby.
37:09
Yes, machines, big ones. The biggest machines you've ever
37:14
seen. But as I've said before and I'll
37:17
say it again, most of those corporate farms in the corporate
37:22
farmers though Democrat are Democrat.
37:27
And then you look at the hotel industry, well, that's pretty
37:30
much liberal. That's pretty much every big
37:32
hotel executive is a Democrat. Pritzker with the Hyatt hotel
37:38
chain is a big Democrat. And what do you think about
37:42
that? You think it's a good idea to
37:46
give them amnesty, Give them a little work program where all
37:50
you got to do is send a little letter and vouch for them at the
37:53
hotel chain? The manager.
37:55
I'll just stick up for the illegal worker.
37:57
Yeah. Admit to a crime.
37:59
Yeah. Admit.
37:59
Admit that you're hiring illegals.
38:01
Admit to a crime. Go ahead.
38:03
Just write it in the letter and send it off.
38:05
And then we have proof that you hired an illegal.
38:07
Yeah, that's going to work. Then the letters they do get,
38:12
they're not going to be able to prove any of these people.
38:14
It's going to be a list of people.
38:15
They're going to get so many letters.
38:16
That little program that they tried to install to, you know,
38:20
relieve some of the burden on the farmers and the hotel
38:25
industry. Big fat joke again.
38:29
Those corporate farms and the people who run those corporate
38:32
farms and the people who run some of the biggest hotels in
38:35
the world, especially in America, that are using that
38:39
cheap labor, that love that illegal labor, are some of
38:43
President Trump's biggest enemies.
38:45
Why give them any benefit of the doubt?
38:49
Why throw them a bone? It's time to put the pedal to
38:53
the metal and deport them all. We did not give ICE $175
39:00
billion. We did not give them that money
39:04
for them to go take a fat vacation.
39:06
We gave them that money for mass deportations.
39:13
If you're from mass deportations, give me an Amen.
39:17
Amen. Grok 4 is coming out today.
39:20
I'm excited. I'm pumped up about Grok.
39:23
I'm telling everybody in the world about Grok.
39:26
Grok 4 will be launched today. Elon Musk, even though he's a
39:31
little bit of a kooky guy right now, he said, hey man, Grok 4,
39:34
it's ready to go. Grok got a little bit kooky
39:37
today too. I think some Trump loyalist
39:42
working for Grok AI there got in and and they ended up having to
39:46
take Grok down for a little while because it was supposedly
39:51
saying some condescending things.
39:55
Some people even alluded to it quoting some of Hitler's book
40:02
and all these different weird goofy things that people were
40:05
trying to get Grok to say. They ended up taking it down for
40:09
a little while, pulling some strings and putting it back up.
40:13
But at the end of the day, Grok is much better than ChatGPT or
40:17
any of the other AIS Grok hasn't beat by a country mile.
40:23
That's why Grok's being attacked.
40:26
But I'm staying with Grok. And I stand with President Trump
40:29
and I stand with ICE. That's who I support right now.
40:34
But Grok 4 dropping today. Believe it's 8:00 AM Pacific
40:42
Time. So if that holds up, that's
40:44
great. So Grok 4 rolling out today, I'm
40:47
excited about it. This is the big update after
40:50
this. Smooth sailing from here for
40:53
Grok. That is my personal assistant in
40:56
my pocket. I'm so excited, super pumped
41:00
about Rock. I asked Rock a couple good
41:03
questions today too. One of them was really about
41:07
what do any cities or townships or counties own and make money
41:12
off of. And I found out Wilson NC has
41:19
their own Internet company that generates revenue for the city.
41:24
And I seen out in California, LA owns a golf course that's city
41:30
owned city run. So what I'm saying is it's not
41:33
uncommon for a city or a Township or a village or a
41:38
county to own a business and that business to generate
41:42
revenue that in result goes to the city, which in result helps
41:47
the people in that town or village or county, what have
41:51
you. The bottom line is in New York
41:55
and in New York City, where this Momdami guy's running for the
42:00
mayor of New York City, the problem Momdami's got is he
42:04
wants to seize the means of production, and that's the wrong
42:08
way to go about it. He's going about it in a way
42:11
that makes it almost like a scare tactic, like we're going
42:16
to take the business. No, you're not going to take
42:20
anything. If a business was failing, then
42:25
you could seize the means of production to keep that business
42:28
running if it was vital to the city's economy or the
42:32
infrastructure or something along those lines.
42:37
But that would be a very rare scenario that eventually would
42:42
be remedied with the right management, not necessarily the
42:47
management the city decides. You understand.
42:52
And I understand where he gets those ideas from, and you know
42:57
where those ideas generate from. And Karl Marx and everything
43:00
like that. And professors like Professor
43:03
Wolf, who does economic update stuff too, they talk a lot about
43:09
that stuff. But the problem is it's pretty
43:11
much a cockamamie idea that has very, very rarely ever worked.
43:17
And it needs to be an emergency situation for that to be lawful.
43:23
And when it came to the weapons for Ukraine, I knew that was
43:28
coming. Sadly, I knew because to get
43:31
that one big, beautiful bill over the finish line,
43:35
concessions had to be made. And the big concession, because
43:39
certain Republicans wouldn't nudge, they wanted weapons and
43:44
more funding for Ukraine. Well, they got the defensive
43:47
weapons. They're going to get a little
43:49
bit of aid. We'll see what that does.
43:53
But that is why that happened. Again, deal maker in chief,
43:57
President Trump gets the job done.
44:00
He makes the deals. He's the deal maker.
44:04
That's what we elected him to do, make the deal, get it done.
44:07
And he did. And I stand with President Trump
44:10
and I'm very happy with President Trump.
44:12
I have a little bit of sports for you and I'll wrap up the
44:15
show. Caitlin Clark will make her
44:18
return today, Wednesday morning at 11 AM on NBATV against the
44:24
Golden State Valkyries. Both of these teams are
44:28
run-of-the-mill. They're both 9 and 9.
44:31
Caitlin Clark is not even in the top five players for the WNBA
44:35
and she shouldn't be. There's five better players.
44:37
I I could definitely name 5 better players than her.
44:40
A lot of people can't. But the difference is that she's
44:43
an energetic player. She's going to be a all time
44:47
great for the WNBA, but it's going to take a little bit of
44:50
time with Travis Kelsey for the Kansas City Chiefs and he's
44:56
already taken some shots here. He says teams are going to
45:00
target Travis Hunter. He's not going to stop anybody
45:03
back there for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
45:06
Now Travis Kelsey's kind of funny, he looks like he slowed
45:11
down a lot last year, so we'll see.
45:14
Still got the the touch. You know, he's got the soft
45:16
hands, but you know, they're ripping on Patrick Mahomes.
45:19
They said Patrick Mahomes has gained too much weight, so
45:21
there's no way he could beat gaining that much weight.
45:25
I think they might be wrong. You never know.
45:28
You know what about Ben Roethlisberger?
45:31
Ben Roethlisberger never had a six pack in his life.
45:33
The only 6 pack he had was a Budweiser, you know what I mean?
45:36
Up in Steel Town, putting it down, you know what I'm saying?
45:40
Come on now. So we have see one last thing
45:45
here, Speaker Mike Johnson. He says two more reconciliation
45:50
bills in the works. Would like to see President
45:54
Trump sign 3 rescission packages to cut waste, fraud and abuse
45:58
found by DOGE. There's one sitting in the
46:00
Senate right now, the $9.4 billion cut.
46:06
Defund NPR, defund PBS. Hello.
46:09
Is anybody still there? I mean, defund these people do
46:13
not see what NP, Rs reporting. I mean, PBS, you know, I could
46:18
understand if you guys wanted to keep that one around, but I
46:20
still don't agree. I, I think you take them both
46:23
down, get rid of them both. What are we waiting for?
46:27
The Senate needs to sign off on that tomorrow.
46:31
Where? Where'd you guys go?
46:33
You know, that bill's sitting there.
46:35
You guys just walked away from it.
46:37
Well, what is going on? You know?
46:39
And then they're like, yeah, we want to cut the waste and the
46:42
fraud and abuse. You got a $9.4 billion
46:46
rescission package sitting in the Senate chilling out.
46:50
What are you guys going to do, add 200 amendments to that?
46:54
You're going to have a marathon spree on that one.
46:58
Good Lord. Pass the rescission package.
47:01
Let Trump sign it. You guys are going to need a big
47:04
one because this Epstein thing ain't going away.
47:07
It ain't going away, baby. Nope.
47:09
You opened up the floodgates with that.
47:12
You just needed to come out. Give us a little bit of the
47:14
info. I know, I know like everybody
47:16
else knew, we ain't going to get the info.
47:19
But to watch them squirm and look at the FBI and the
47:23
Department of Justice, they look absolutely clueless.
47:27
They look shell shocked. I've never seen a group of
47:30
people that look that confused unless they got caught doing
47:33
something wrong. That's exactly what happened
47:36
with the FBI, the Department of Justice.
47:38
They got caught doing something wrong.
47:40
Now they're going to go look into Josh Brennan, and they're
47:42
going to go look into James Comedy.
47:44
Well, they already investigated James Comedy.
47:46
Remember when he put up that little 86 picture?
47:51
Nothing came of it. And then the FBI came out a
47:54
couple days later. We're being overwhelmed.
47:57
Yeah, because you didn't lock him up.
47:59
We all told you, lock that guy up.
48:01
He's a nut. Well, it would look bad.
48:06
Well, I mean, what do you guys want to do then?
48:08
What are you guys doing? Because in my opinion, the FBI,
48:13
slackers, Department of Justice, lacquers, lacking, lacking,
48:21
caught lacking. That's what the Department of
48:25
Justice is doing. Caught, lacking.
48:27
What's the FBI doing launching a little investigation on James
48:32
Comedy and Josh Brennan? What will come of it?
48:35
Nothing. It'll go away in a couple couple
48:38
days. By the end of the week.
48:41
We need to focus on things that can get done.
48:45
That's the only way it's going to work at this point.
48:48
The only thing that's going to happen is President Trump is
48:53
going to continue to be a rock star.
48:56
That's a guarantee. But there's another part of it.
49:00
There's another side to it where Congress seems like they want to
49:04
be rock stars, too. They just don't know how to play
49:06
the instruments right. So maybe they can turn the tide
49:10
here a little bit. You're going to have to.
49:14
We're talking one more spending package this fall, one more
49:18
spending package in the spring, and three total rescission
49:22
packages. That's three bills that will cut
49:26
waste, fraud and abuse throughout the government, but
49:29
really throughout the country. And the big deal with this
49:33
folks, as they have one right there on the desk in the Senate.
49:38
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson did his job.
49:42
You can never doubt the speaker again.
49:45
Here's the thing, though. Now watch this.
49:49
He's done his job. He's going to do even more.
49:51
The Senate has to catch up. We have some of the most crazy
49:59
tactics that have ever been used in the Senate.
50:02
First, they're going with the bird rule.
50:04
I don't understand why they even allow the bird rule to be in
50:08
there. That should have been done away
50:10
with a long time ago. The bird rule's a disaster.
50:14
A second, the parliamentarian should never have been a such
50:18
thing as a parliamentarian. Bad idea.
50:21
Third thing, lack of mobility. There's a lack of range in the
50:27
Senate, where they're supposed to be a little bit more hands on
50:31
and they've been a little bit more hands off.
50:35
I'm not impressed with the oversight committees.
50:37
I think we need to abolish oversight.
50:40
I'm ready to abolish it. I haven't seen one arrest come
50:43
out of those oversight meetings. Not one.
50:46
It's time to abolish the oversight before the Democrats
50:49
get it back. Heed my words carefully,
50:52
Republicans. Get ready to abolish those
50:55
oversight committees before the Democrats get them back, because
50:58
it's going to be bad if they're in charge of those.
51:00
It's going to be bad. They will get arrest.
51:03
They people, look at January 6 people.
51:06
People will be going to jail if the Democrats are in charge.
51:10
So my advice, Republicans, either use that oversight to
51:13
your advantage or do away with it.
51:17
The ball's in your court because right now you have time, but
51:22
everything you do is under a microscope.
51:26
Doesn't matter how far away the midterm elections are.
51:30
We can all pretend like they're far away.
51:32
We know they are. But time moves fast.
51:34
As a matter of fact, we have scientific note here.
51:38
On a scientific reality check, we're going to have the shortest
51:43
day in record history tomorrow. Oh, yeah?
51:47
Does that mean summer's cancelled?
51:49
I don't know. It's pretty much been cancelled
51:52
because of this heat wave I've been living through.
51:55
This has been terrible. So mark it down on your
51:59
calendars. July 9th, Wednesday is the
52:04
shortest Day in History. My plan is simple.
52:09
It is the best plan. It is a plan President Trump can
52:12
claim as his own. I don't care.
52:15
Abolish the FBI, convert them into ICE agents.
52:20
Their investigations have not turned up any arrests.
52:23
This double backing on James Comedy will not result in an
52:27
arrest. It's all for politics.
52:30
It's all for show. Abolish the FBI, convert them
52:34
into ICE agents. Give every single one of them a
52:38
new supervisor. And then what you can do with
52:41
the leadership of the FBI is you can give them their pink slips.
52:46
That's what you can do with the leadership at the FBI.
52:50
Then we could take a look at the CIA, that quiet group over there
52:53
led by John Ratcliffe, who I'm not oppressed with him.
52:57
I think you got the wrong guy in charge at the CIA.
53:01
Abolish the CIA, give that technology to ICE.
53:05
And if we can't do that, we're making it harder for ICE, at
53:11
least do that. Give the technology to ICE.
53:13
They will be able to track down and strategically remove these
53:18
illegal alien and these illegal criminal aliens quicker than the
53:24
sound and speed of light. Then we look at the Federal
53:29
Reserve. Completely abolish the Federal
53:33
Reserve. President Trump, please get on
53:35
the phone with Speaker Mike Johnson, say we're going to get
53:39
rid of the Federal Reserve. We're going to give that power
53:42
to Congress. And if Congress doesn't want the
53:45
power, give it to the president. Done.
53:49
No more Federal Reserve, save the money, get rid of those
53:53
jobs. They're useless and pointless.
53:57
Let's move on to my next step on my plan here.
53:59
I'm laying out the plan for you into the Shell plan.
54:04
Next part of the plan. This is a very important piece
54:06
of the plan. Turn the IRS into the ERS, the
54:11
external Revenue Service. Complete flip.
54:15
A complete flip. Take that department.
54:17
You're no longer the Internal Revenue Service.
54:20
You're going after the countries who are skating on the duties,
54:23
who are skating on the tariffs. That's who you go after ERS.
54:31
Turn the IRS into the ERS. You don't have to cut any jobs.
54:35
Flip them all over to a new job. That's simple.
54:39
Every plan needs a grand finale. We already got ice.
54:44
That's the grand finale for me. But I'll add a little something
54:47
else. I'll I'll add something extra.
54:50
A Rio grand finale here. Abolish the EPA.
54:54
What a joke. That is the Environmental
54:57
Protection Agency, and we've only gotten sicker since they've
55:00
been around. I would be closing those doors
55:04
today. Shut them down.
55:07
Congress pretty much wound down their powers in the big
55:11
beautiful bill along with the Department of Education.
55:15
So if you're not going to abolish the department, winding
55:18
down their power is pretty much the same thing until they run
55:22
out of funding. Let the states handle their own
55:25
environmental regulations because the federal government
55:28
has completely botched it. Unusual Wales reports Jeff Bezos
55:35
of Amazon has sold 927,863 shares of Amazon's stock for a
55:44
total of $665.9 million. That is a pretty big day for
55:52
Jeff Bezos. Sounds like he's opening it up
55:57
for the home is ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen,
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just like the hands of time. I'm turning it over to you.
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Good night and God bless. Psalm 37.
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Four KJV.