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The reason for the season is not treason and tyranny · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  In this political coliseum, we slay the rising beast with the fateful sword of truth that transcends hypocrisy and censorship.
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  It's time to unleash yourself from the tyrants of media propaganda on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.
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  This is unleashed the political news hour.
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  Welcome to Unleash, the political news hour.
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  I'm your host, Gold Star Mother Susan Price, and this is America Out Loud.
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  In this battle of good versus evil, you can feel and hear the winds of change moving through the nation.
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  What was once a whisper is now a roar and a warning to all the naysayers and non-believers.
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  This recent December posting by President Donald J.
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  Trump on his social media page reads.
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  For years, Democrats ignored violence and vicious crime of all shapes, sizes, colors, and types.
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  Violent criminals who should have been locked up were allowed to attack again.
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  Democrats were also far too happy to let in the worst from the worst countries, so they could rip off American taxpayers.
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  Democrats only think there was one crime, not voting for them.
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  Instead of protecting Americans and their tax dollars, Democrats chose instead to prosecute anyone they can find that wanted safe and secure elections.
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  Democrats have been relentless in their targeting of Tina Peters, a patriot who simply wanted to make sure that our elections were fair and honest.
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  Tina is sitting in a Colorado prison for the crime of demanding honest elections.
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  Today I am granting Tina a full pardon for her attempts to expose voter fraud on the rig 2020 presidential election.
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  So now the good news is that President Trump granted a full pardon to Gold Star Mother and Patriot, Tina Peters.
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  Yet the bad news is that the Colorado governor polis made it clear that he will not allow federal intervention into a Colorado state case.
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  And he is not allowing a very ill Tina Peters out of prison, despite the fact that our sitting president of the United States ordered it.
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  What is going on with these governors and political elite?
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  Who did they think they are?
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  Awakened Americans, and those of us who know that the Democrats and the Rhinos are the main reason for the treason and domestic tyranny that's ambushed and captured our constitutional republic.
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  Joining me today in this conversation and other geopolitical news updates, our two great patriots.
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  Natalie DeMarco, a passionate Florida patriot, political pundit, and constitutionalist, professional background and managing director of corporate development at Brittfield Capitol, and the distinguished career in finance and consulting.
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  And Dean McGann, a veteran patriot, gold star family member, was appointed as interim governor of Tennessee for the re-inhabited republic.
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  Dean is also a way shower for the republic, stepping stone to God's kingdom on Earth.
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  Welcome, friends.
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  And let's start with you first, Natalie.
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  Why do you think it took President Trump so long to get Tina Peters exonerated from prison?
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  Well, let's back up a second, because there's a lot to unravel here.
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  Let's, you know, I was I was at a business uh financial event last night, a Christmas event last night, and I couldn't believe how many people didn't even know who Tina Peters was or is so and had no idea about the case.
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  And these are, you know, these are intelligent people, but they did not know.
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  So I think it's important for listeners who may not be well burst in this case, if you will, just maybe step back a minute and then get to the President Trump uh, you know, pardon that he uh recently posted on his truth social account.
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  When I when I talk about Tina Peters, I I always think in the back of my mind, you know, there there are two courts involved.
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  So just stripping it down and thinking from a simplicity standpoint, without getting, you know, into the fray right away about Tina and what's going on with her specifically, which is a crime in itself.
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  Well, when I talk about Tina Peters, I always start with this.
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  There are two courts involved.
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  Court of law and court of public opinion.
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  And the court of law, if you will, the court of alleged law, uh rendered a verdict under the Colorado state statutes.
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  But the court of public opinion is now fully engaged, and that's where many Americans believe this case fails.
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  The test of fairness, proportionality, and common sense.
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  So who is Tina Peters?
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  For those friends of mine who were unaware of who she is last night when I when I spoke to them at a cocktail party.
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  Well, that role carries legal responsibility.
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  Um, to it, you know, she was she was elected as clerk and recorder of Mesa County, Colorado.
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  And her responsibilities were to administer elections, safeguard election systems, and preserve election records.
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  After the 2020 election, she raised concerns that election system data was being overwritten or deleted, making independent audits impossible.
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  She's consistently said her actions were about preservation and transparency, not altering votes.
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  She, if we we think about what she was and was not, and charged what she's been charged with.
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  Tina, it's critical.
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  We we have to be precise about the charges because this is where people get tripped up.
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  Tina Peters was not charged with election fraud.
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  There were no votes changed under her, you know, per her hand and and her actions.
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  There were no election outcomes altered, however, and that's the key.
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  However, her charges were state-level administrative and procedural uh offenses centered on access authorization, credential handling, and compliance with secretary state of rules.
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  It was a process case, not a fraud case.
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  In fact, she was speaking out and pointing out that she was seeing impropriety, you know, fraud and whatnot.
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  Um, and we'll get to that in a minute.
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  But did a jury convict her of some counts and acquitted her on others?
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  Sure.
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  But a conviction doesn't automatically mean justice was done.
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  It doesn't mean that they're doing their serving lawfulness.
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  This is lawfair, what they did to her, by the way, in my opinion.
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  And also, in my opinion, this is a process dispute escalated into a felony prosecution.
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  Once Tina became a national symbol of correcting election fraud, right?
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  So they then came their sentence for her.
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  Nine years in prison.
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  Nine years for what?
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  She never, she never committed a felony.
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  She never even committed a crime.
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  In my opinion, it was a death sentence because she's now 70 years old and cancer survivor.
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  You know, some are saying she's sick, cancer's coming back.
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  Don't forget she's a gold star mother.
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  And she was just doing her job.
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  So that's where the case leaves reasonable disagreement and enters the court of public opinion now.
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  So let's talk about proportionality, right?
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  Again, she's seven years old, gold star mother.
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  She's reported.
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  Battling cancer again, serving a nine-year sentence for nonviolent non-fine non-financial conduct.
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  Um, in the court of public opinion, this looks like a life-ending punishment, right?
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  I mean, nine years, she's 70.
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  A grandmother.
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  So it's effectively more of a death sentence, in my opinion, than justice.
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  And that's why so many Americans view her as a political prisoner.
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  So if I may just continue a little bit here about her.
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  When I say she's never committed a crime, I'm speaking morally and substantially.
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  She didn't change vote.
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  She didn't alter outcome.
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  She didn't enrich herself.
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  She didn't harm anyone.
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  She did what an election official should do when concerned about record preservation.
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  Criminalizing the contact uh conduct just sets a dangerous precedent and becomes really obvious what's really going on here.
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  It tells officials, hey, don't ask questions.
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  Don't preserve evidence, don't challenge the system, right?
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  So if you do that, you're gonna go to jail like Tina Peters.
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  In my opinion, Tina Tina wasn't just prosecuted, she was made an example of a political example.
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  So I believe Colorado officials wanted to shut her up, deter others from raising red flags about election procedures.
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  My goodness, you you go to Google still, or go to Chat GPT and enter election fraud.
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  You're gonna get whipped.
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  And and and a sit-down, you know, explanation of why you can't say that.
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  It's still out there.
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  So it's not about one judge or one prosecutor, it's about lawfare using legal process to silent dissent.
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  We've seen a lot of calls and similar dynamics and other politically charged cases the last few years.
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  You don't even have to agree with the protests to believe due process and proportionality still matter.
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  And and let's get back to your question, Susan.
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  So President Trump.
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  Um he understands obviously the Constitution, and the man is brilliant.
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  He but presidential pardons apply to federal offenses, not state convictions like this one.
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  So this wasn't confusion, it was strategy, in my opinion.
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  He knows, he understands what's going on, he understands the system, he understands the constitution.
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  By announcing the pardon, President Trump put Tina Peters back in the national spotlight.
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  And then he activated the court of public opinion.
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  He put it in the spotlight.
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  Like I said, some people don't know who Tina Peters is, or the circumstances around her case, or what she's being put through right now.
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  But when he deliberately posts on his true social and other social media platforms, he knows people are gonna say, huh, what's this about, right?
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  So and of and it forced a broader conversation about election transparency and punishment for questioning the system.
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  This came shortly after her attorney uh recently sent an urgent letter arguing Tina.
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  He sent it to President Trump, by the way.
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  He argued in that letter that Tina could be critical, a critical witness in broader election-related allegations.
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  Hmm.
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  So I'm not saying that's proven or complete.
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  I'm saying this case is not over.
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  And he just so President Trump, by design, strategically, just opened up another can of worms, not only shedding the light on Tina Peters and the lawfare that has her suffering in jail, unjustified so, and and charge her with a felony.
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  And for nine years, so he don't not only did that, he's pointing out what they're doing to her, like they tried to do to him, frankly.
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  But also he's bringing back up the 2020 election by doing this.
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  So Colorado's governor has made it clear right after Trump hosted his pardon that he doesn't support federal intervention.
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  So, okay, that was anticipated.
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  No kidding, right?
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  But in my view, President Trump's move was researched, vetted, and grounded in a broader constitutional and strategic framework.
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  And I guess my answer also to you, Susan, is that why did he wait till now?
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  It's all strategic.
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  It's all timing.
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  And when and when I step back from all of this, and I think this is all going to be very interesting to observe, to watch, to track.
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  It's um at the end of the day, I don't think Tina Peters will be remembered the way the court labeled her.
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  History doesn't remember case numbers, it remembers courage.
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  And in my opinion, Tina Peters stood up when it would have been easier to stay violent.
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  And I believe truly Tina Peters will be remembered as an American hero.
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  So I think President Trump waited till now.
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  Um he's got uh a plentitude of reasons why he did, I'm sure.
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  But um, here we are, and net net the light is being, you know, it's again dark to light.
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  And now that he's involved with this pardon, and people are now going, well, he can't do that as a president.
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  That's unconscious.
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  That's for federal cases.
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  This is a state.
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  But you know what?
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  We're talking about it.
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  And you know what?
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  I believe, in my opinion, he does have a plan.
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  I think you hit the nail on the head, Natalie.
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  Our patriots, Natalie DeMarco and Dean McGann.
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  Welcome.
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  Welcome, Dean.
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  I wanted to um hear your side of the oh, thanks for having me, Susan.
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  So I agree with everything that um that Natalie just put out there.
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  I just want to give a couple different aspects of it.
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  I agree that it's absolutely deliberate the timing.
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  And I think it's no coincidence what's happening right now off the coast of Venezuela and in nearby provinces from Puerto Rico through St.
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  Thomas setting up to go after Maduro's regime and the infrastructure of Venezuela because they've been integral to the absolute uh destruction of elections all over the the world, not just in this country with the technologies that have been employed.
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  And there's a deep dark history that goes all the way back to um late 2000 um early 2000s to today.
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  And when you look at it, what she did was absolutely integral to how we proceed with the election integrity, election security issues going forward.
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  And one of the reasons I say that is from a systems perspective, what she did, and this is really well outlined in the um documentary selection.
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  And we're not talking about election, but selection.
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  And um, she was um good enough to think about what was happening with the systems under her control and the data under her control, and chose to do three things.
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  She took a forensic audit before, during, and after the voting of 2020.
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  And that was really just unbelievable timing because that was what saved Mike Lindell's symposium to talk about the election fraud, the election integrity issues that see that he held um soon thereafter 2020 election.
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  At the time they kept talking about using some of the data called NCAPs and PCAPs, and there were some issues with the integrity of that data, and they were about to cancel that symposium.
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  And Tina Peters, lo and behold, showed up with those forensic audits, and that's what saved the symposium.
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  But in my humble opinion, is going to save our election process going forward from the fraud that occurred in 2020.
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  And Trump never stopped saying that that election has been stolen.
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  I mean, throughout the law fair that he himself experienced throughout everything that's gone on, he's been adamant that it's been stolen.
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  And as we discussed the last time, I believe this is just one more component of this controlled demolition, and certain things had to be put in place so that we could get to this stage.
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  I personally have been very concerned about her.
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  I had several friends who um actually know people who see her on a regular basis there in Colorado, and what I was hearing was not good respect to her health.
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  Um I believe that um they have to um eliminate her to save the governor and the secretary of state and the attorney general of Colorado.
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  And in that regard, they're not gonna stop at anything.
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  Having said that, having talked to my law mentor, my equity law mentor this morning.
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  I'm of the opinion that what Trump will do or should do very soon is take Tina under protective federal custody as a um key witness in the ongoing issues of election integrity, and that is within his purview within his jurisdiction and can protect her and her family until such time as they can bring things to trial, as discussed with uh her attorney's letter to not only the president, but also his attorney for pardon.
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  So I think that's where we are.
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  I think it's precarious with her.
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  Um I pray for every day.
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  And I think as as Natalie said, she is definitely going to go down as one of the heroes of our country in respect to losing our republic forever if it's not getting resolved appropriately.
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  And and rightfully so.
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  And um, you know, and as a gold star mother myself and a veteran, you know, our our sons and daughters that we've lost in this good versus evil war, let alone the kinetic war.
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  You know, that that takes a lot out of a mother or a father just to lose a child that way, or the wars, you know, domestic wars, whatever, you know, there's there's so many.
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  You don't have to be on the battlefield, you know.
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  Wow.
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  Oh, absolutely.
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  And then she she, you know, she sacrificed enough, and you you well know that, Susie.
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  And um, you know, we've got to make sure that that that that is the end of her suffering and sacrifice.
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  Well, and I I say we need to get Miss Tina Peters, and I'll be happy to assist on the med beds when they're when they're ready to come out.
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  Um, you know, we need to see that that happens.
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  Um this is the season, as I said, for ridden domestic and foreign treason, and having justice and accountability installed along with the constitutional republic, because for decades we've had it rammed down our throat that, you know, this is a democracy, you know.
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  This well, listen we are sovereign beings.
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  We were before we were ambushed and captured by these less than one person elite who are going down, and they are falling fast.
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  And in the days and weeks to follow, they're gonna be crippled even more because uh the financial markets, what's going on that way, every single facet of our American lifestyle is about to be transformed and resurrected thanks to President Trump and our military.
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  And Dean, you you know a lot about what goes on with with that.
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  I wanted to ask you specifically about the Venezuelan oil tanker that was seized in international waters by U.S.
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  forces.
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  It involved DHS, FBI, and the Coast Guard, Marines and Special Operation Forces, um, in which the Venezuelan president Maduro called piracy on the high seas.
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  That's kind of ironic, isn't it, that he's calling piracy.
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  It wasn't just about the oil, big surprise.
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  Um, you know, there's kind of a implied embargo right now with um Venezuela, and we know that it's one of the trade routes for oil from places like Iran, sometimes Russia, uh just depends.
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  But um, you know, the fact that that tanker was going probably to help be supplied, resupplied, um, you know, put it in in jeopardy.
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  And I think Trump's made it abundantly clear that we're not going to tolerate any trafficking, be it drugs, guns, human children, you name it.
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  And uh lo and behold, when they seize that uh vessel, they discovered all of those.
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  There were kids on board, there were drugs, there were um guns, and there was oil, of course, or the intent to repopulate oil on it on that vessel.
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  And again, it's it's uh I think uh shot across the bow that um your days are numbered, Maduro, and uh we are cleaning up um all of the Americas, and it's it's a bigger picture than just the narco-terrorism that we've been you know going after with respect to the fast boats that have been traversing but uh that that's that uh area between Venezuela and um in our country.
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  So, yeah, I think that was a very very deliberate shot across the bow.
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  I know that the um uh carrier task group, Eisenhower steamed from St.
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  Thomas a couple days ago into that airspace.
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  They've been launching um F-18s and other aircraft in that airspace, and there's no doubt in my mind that they're prepping Venezuela if Maduro does not do what he's been instructed to do, which is basically step down and figure out how we um remove him from power and get on with Venezuela going back to where they were, which is one of the richest uh powers in South America.
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  Ed Natalie, would you like to add on to that with Venezuela?
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  Oh, yeah, and I you know, I live down here in South Florida.
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  Um I'm in Miami several times a week.
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  Um I know a lot of a lot of friends from Venezuela.
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  In fact, my neighbor when when Trump posted the um he posted something about airspace being shut down for Venezuela, and she got a little upset because she hadn't seen her parents in 15 years, and they're supposed to be flying to Miami from Venezuela.
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  Her mother had heard the same thing.
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  Her mother called, they were supposed to fly out the next morning when they heard that.
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  And her mother called the airlines.
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  The airline said, No, we're still we're still flying on time, you know.
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  So it may have just been um
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  Military versus civilian.
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  But she, you know, I I talk about Venezuela all the time because it hits home here.
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  We are the gateway to South America here in Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
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  And uh it affects everybody here, people's lives, and you hear the stories of their families and what they've been going through with Maduro, and it's just tragic.
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  And especially when you recall, I've been down here 42 years, so I recall, you know, the Venezuelans were very wealthy and they were doing well, and it's such a rich country and oil and other resources.
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  And for this to happen to them, if it can happen to them, it can happen to anybody, just like everywhere else.
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  Take their guns away and look what happens.
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  And um so yeah, I agree with everything Dean just said.
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  Um I'm trying to stay as close as I can to what the military's doing, and don't forget, I also live near Southcom.
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  So we I won't say we, I will say I, and very uh close to watching what's happening.
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  And uh, if you think this is only impacting Venezuela, you have another thing impacts everybody.
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  And by the way, um when people talk about fentanyl, I know it's I'm kind of jumping around here, but it does apply to Venezuela.
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  When you talk about fentanyl, fentanyl is not a drug to get high.
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  Sentinel is a manufactured bioweapon to kill.
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  And I know Greg Swan and Tamara Swan, they lost their 24-year-old son in 2013 down here in Fort Lauderdale.
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  He was given a prescription drug by a friend, took it.
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  Well, guess what?
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  It was laced with fentanyl, right?
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  So he's no longer with us.
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  And Greg um meets with President Trump uh on a regular basis, things like these days when President Trump signed the Holt legislation at the White House.
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  Beautiful young man.
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  And uh, yeah, it's we I am so relieved that we finally have a president, you know, promises kept, promises made, promises kept.
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  They're actually doing something about it.
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  And uh the cartel, the Venezuelan cartel is bigger than people think, much bigger than people think.
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  But Greg, my friend Greg Swan, you know, he's the founder of Fentanyl Fathers, and he comes down here, he I think he lives in Chicago now, but he he comes down to South Florida and he and his doctor's son, his surviving son, they go to school districts in Miami, uh Palm Beach, Brown County, they're trying to get into Broward County too, middle school and high school and educate kids.
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  Don't even accept an aspirin.
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  If a friend tries to give you even an aspirin, do not take it.
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  That's how serious this is.
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  So I'm hoping uh Madora Maduro uh steps aside very soon and restores freedom and prosperity and peace to humanity in in Venezuela, as well as stopping the drug trafficking.
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  Well, aside from that, you know, there's other cartels such as the the Muslim Brotherhood and um and looking at President's Trump executive order 1462.
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  Um the designation of certain Muslim Brotherhood chapters as foreign terrorist organizations and specially designated global terrorists.
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  Dean, what say you on this subject?
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  Well, the um Muslim Brotherhood and care, you know, that's all been carefully orchestrated as well by the deep state and uh the Democrats in some respect, but the liberal movement, all of the flooding of our border, uh what we've recently seen uh in respect to the fraud and um embezzlement of the American government in Minneapolis and Minnesota in general, um just phenomenal, phenomenal amount of uh funds that have just disappeared.
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  I think you're up to eight billion at this point that that have uh um been pilfered and sent back to those terrorist organizations in their own countries.
• 35:09
  I I read something the other day.
• 35:11
  There was a um um what they call them, the TSA Um representative came out and said, yeah, they used to regularly come through the the checkpoints with suitcases full of money, and guess where it was going, going back to the terrorist organizations in Somalia and Pakistan and Afghanistan and all over the world to fund their terrorist operations, some of which have come back to us.
• 35:40
  And you know, that's just a tip of the iceberg.
• 35:42
  I understand that California has just started to look at things.
• 35:46
  They they um they reckon that California depth of um fraud is probably a hundred, if not a thousand times greater than what's gone on in Minnesota.
• 35:56
  There's even elements of uh the same um care and um Muslim Brotherhood deception, specifically in the Somalian uh community for some reason in Maine in Portland, Maine.
• 36:09
  Uh so they're just giving you some highlights, right?
• 36:12
  That's that's three distinctly different areas where it's occurring.
• 36:16
  So guess what?
• 36:17
  It's probably pervasive.
• 36:19
  And um, you know, it's it's something that I'm hopeful that we're we've got a handle on.
• 36:25
  And one of the reasons I say that is I went back through the recent national security uh strategy plan that Trump released.
• 36:34
  And um some of the comments about that are that this is the Trump corollary for the Monroe Doctrine, and um basically what Trump's always said, America first to some degree, but it's not just America, it's America's first where where that uh security agreement is really um positioned, and you look at where um where things are going in in respect to that that uh that uh that plan, that strategy, very little, if any mention of the Muslim Islam influence, very little mention of jihadist, all of the things that we've been fighting this non-stop war in Middle East and elsewhere are predominantly gone.
• 37:20
  And when you look at the strategy, that's more long-term.
• 37:22
  So I'm getting a good feeling that this is pretty well under control.
• 37:27
  So what are they gonna focus on?
• 37:29
  Well, when you look at it, it's really simple.
• 37:32
  The key to our national security is economics, and everywhere you look, what Trump's been doing recently with tariffs with um re-instituting a North American command out of Fort Bragg with a four-star general heading it up, which kind of um is a umbrella, if you will, of forces for the army specifically uh related to NORCOM and Southcom.
• 37:56
  Um it's focusing back on the Americas.
• 38:00
  So hemispheric uh management control, uh economic um improvement, all of those things are where he believes our um national security needs to focus on in the next several years.
• 38:16
  And Dean, I wanted to touch on that because his executive order 1436 zero modifying the scope of reciprocal tariffs with respect to certain agricultural products that was signed on November 14th of this year, 2025.
• 38:36
  So, yeah, the tariffs with agriculture products, what say you regarding?
• 38:43
  Well, it it kind of all fits in, right?
• 38:45
  If if you have a healthy community, if you have a um fed community, if you have a growing community, that's what we're we're looking to do.
• 38:57
  And we're not focused in um you know the Middle East and the predominant threat that is outlined in his documentation, and he's he's dealing with this economically, right?
• 39:10
  So it makes sense that the economics is the future.
• 39:13
  So if you look at the predominant threat, and this has come out from fair few people, the um the one that I've been following a little bit recently um with Susan, what's her name?
• 39:27
  I always mess it up.
• 39:29
  Kudric.
• 39:31
  Probably got her name wrong, but anyway, with the Promethean Action Group, they've outlined very clearly from the um co um correlation between the national security plan and strategy and what's been going on in negotiations, say with Ukraine.
• 39:48
  Our primary threat going forward is Europe.
• 39:51
  And when I say that, I'm not talking about the individual countries.
• 39:54
  I'm talking about the EU and NATO.
• 39:56
  Yeah.
• 39:57
  And it's really quite funny when you go and you read.
• 40:00
  The British national security documentation.
• 40:04
  It's an antithesis of ours.
• 40:06
  They think Europe is where it's at.
• 40:08
  They want to, you know, go back to war to liberate Ukraine.
• 40:13
  You know, it's just like everything we're trying to avoid, that's what they want to do.
• 40:17
  And why?
• 40:18
  Because it's a collapse of the British imperial system that's been long in the making, and we're on the verge of actually destroying it.
• 40:26
  So many examples, Hudson Bay Company shutting down all over uh North America, specifically in Canada.
• 40:33
  Uh British India Companies gone, the recent capitulation visit.
• 40:38
  I'm not talking about the tour.
• 40:39
  I'm talking about the visit to the UK by Melania and Donald Trump, uh, where they actually rode into carriages.
• 40:48
  I mean, it's it's very clear that the end of that, and we're not going backwards.
• 40:52
  We're not going to allow them to reassert control.
• 40:55
  It seems like the comms are in our face.
• 40:58
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• 43:36
  I'm your host, Goldstone Mother, Susan Price.
• 43:40
  And my guests today are Natalie DeMarco and Dean McCann.
• 43:45
  So Natalie, um what have you been with your background in finance and consulting and your networking?
• 43:54
  What is the canvas like out there in your conversations?
• 43:58
  It's it's interesting to gauge what's going on.
• 44:04
  That's a great question.
• 44:08
  That's my language every day with people.
• 44:11
  Uh I have so many professionals who have been so successful throughout their careers.
• 44:16
  Same demographic that I'm in in terms of age.
• 44:21
  Not aging.
• 44:22
  I said age.
• 44:23
  Um the boomer world.
• 44:27
  But even and even younger.
• 44:29
  Um, you know, everybody's hungry for this to change.
• 44:32
  Not for greed, not for materialism, not for money.
• 44:36
  It's not that type of hunger.
• 44:38
  It's a hunger for uh transition into equitable fairness.
• 44:47
  And I I'm just thrilled to see that finally the manipulation of the silver market is you can see it.
• 44:59
  It's just it's just whittling away.
• 45:02
  Silver was repressed for so many decades.
• 45:06
  I wish my father was alive right now to watch this, but he's watching from heaven.
• 45:11
  He's a big silver collector and proponent.
• 45:16
  And uh they've, you know, that finally is being resolved if you're watching closely.
• 45:23
  Obviously, you're seeing silver prices rise, but just from the back end of what they were doing uh to the silver market, was just criminal.
• 45:35
  It really was.
• 45:36
  It's criminal.
• 45:37
  So I think everybody is regardless of where they are in their knowledge of really what's going on behind the scenes and what's coming uh ahead.
• 45:50
  People have one very strong common denominator that things need to change, that it's been wrong for so long.
• 45:58
  And frankly, and I can speak from my own feeling.
• 46:01
  I'm sick of it.
• 46:02
  I used to be in Wall Street and Capital Markets and wealth management.
• 46:08
  And frankly, I would never do that ever again.
• 46:11
  Because under the under the old system and the old regime, uh that is the dark place, even though you have in your heart to help people and do what's right.
• 46:24
  You can't fight the uh cabal, you know, the financial cabal.
• 46:29
  So what I'm hearing, Susan, is we're ready for change, we're ready for liberation, we're ready for freedom, and we're ready to uh be able to transact in ways that are for the greater good.
• 46:45
  Well, it's uh it's encouraging because well, you and I and Dean.
• 46:51
  And those who know what's coming in the days and weeks.
• 46:56
  We um I I just can't wait for the new digital system and Trump's wealth, his um the golden age.
• 47:07
  And I wanted if you could touch on that because you remember he's been planning for this for some time, and we all thought things were gonna happen a few years ago, but it um looks like it's all tied into the geopolitical world, and uh it's all coming down at the same time.
• 47:32
  Would say you on that.
• 47:36
  Are you asking me?
• 47:37
  Yes.
• 47:38
  Okay.
• 47:39
  I you know, you you said something that touched the nerve.
• 47:45
  In 2021, I've met President Trump.
• 47:48
  I've been so blessed.
• 47:49
  I've had the um wonderful opportunity and experience to have met with him several times, one-on-one, just briefly, but you know, we had a one-on-one uh conversation.
• 48:01
  And back in 2021, I think it was Christmas 2021.
• 48:05
  He and Melania held a beautiful fundraiser for three children's charities down here in Naples, Florida.
• 48:14
  And I got some I got a few minutes with them alone, and I said President Trump, I pray every day.
• 48:21
  I pray every morning.
• 48:23
  And I hang on your words, the best is yet to come.
• 48:26
  Now, this is 2021.
• 48:28
  And he smiled.
• 48:29
  He had such a big smile on his face to have that acknowledgement.
• 48:34
  And he said, that's what we're working on.
• 48:38
  So back to you, Susan, when you say, you know, we thought this was gonna happen a while ago.
• 48:43
  It's such a big nut to crack.
• 48:47
  There is there's just so much.
• 48:50
  I have so much respect for President Trump, his current most of his current administration.
• 48:59
  Um it's wow.
• 49:01
  Wow, it takes a special soul and a special calling from God to do what he's doing.
• 49:08
  And we know what's coming.
• 49:09
  We wish it would have happened long though, but I think God has a plan and God's timing, and there was a lot to do.
• 49:17
  If we rushed into it, it could have reverted back to the way it was.
• 49:21
  So I think uh they're they're doing a lot, and I know what's coming, you know what's coming, and I think we're right there.
• 49:33
  We're right in Natalie.
• 49:35
  We we know that it's not only on an American status, it's a global, it's at a global level.
• 49:44
  And Dean, what say you regarding that same question?
• 49:48
  How do you think?
• 49:49
  Yeah, it's it's you know, one of many facets that he's dealing with right now, right?
• 49:53
  And when you look at where we are with silver, you know, you if you trace back, you can go all the way back to 1873 with a cone.
• 50:00
  Act, right?
• 50:00
  Where silver was removed as a form of um currency.
• 50:04
  Yeah, and then we had um the repeal of the Sherman Act in 1893, yeah, where the end of major silver purchases, you know.
• 50:15
  We can look at um Gold Standard Act in 1900, and then 1933-34 FDR's reforms where gold was removed from domestic use.
• 50:25
  You had gold was you know repealed effectively, was taken from us, and you could not use it for currency.
• 50:33
  And then, you know, we went through the Nixon shock and of the gold convertibility or you know, conversion in 1971.
• 50:42
  And now we're, you know, went from fully, fully fully uh fiat currency we're dealing with, right?
• 50:50
  The petrodollar.
• 50:51
  So it's not going to get over unwound overnight.
• 50:54
  There's a significant amount that's gone water under the bridge, if you will, with regard to gold and silver, and you know all the uh geopolitical aspects that are intertwined with that, you know, how how and why we went to the petrodollar and then how we unwind from that, because not only is it the source of our fiat dollar, the Federal Reserve and everything else, but it's the source of all of the nefarious things from the Cabal.
• 51:20
  It's the trafficking drugs, people and weapons.
• 51:26
  Unbelievable, right?
• 51:27
  That that doesn't get undone overnight.
• 51:29
  So I just marvel at the task at hand for him, and the fact that he has got his finger on pretty much every bit of it right now, is just astonishing.
• 51:39
  Yeah, it's it looks uh like we're right at the last days of that as Jesus flipped the table, and we're waiting for the flip of the table again.
• 51:51
  So in the last few minutes remaining, um, Natalie, take a couple, take two, two, three minutes, and with your closing thoughts, what you want to leave Americans and the world during this holiday season with endings and new beginnings.
• 52:12
  What are some things that will send joy their way and reinstate that there is new life coming?
• 52:22
  Absolutely.
• 52:23
  I'd love to share and leave people with this.
• 52:26
  Uh President President Donald J.
• 52:29
  Trump has been sharing a message over the last few days that I think really matters now.
• 52:35
  The best is yet to come.
• 52:37
  And I believe with my whole heart.
• 52:40
  He's all always stood for promises made, promises kept, and that still matters to Americans who believe in this country.
• 52:48
  So as we head into Christmas, I want to obviously wish everyone peace, joy, and a very blessed 2026.
• 52:56
  I truly believe this coming year will be a golden year, the beginning of a new and better era for all of us.
• 53:04
  So merry Christmas.
• 53:06
  God bless you, Susan, and thank you for having me again.
• 53:10
  No, thank you, Natalie.
• 53:11
  And it's a it's a joy and a pleasure to have you and as a friend as well.
• 53:16
  And Dean, what say you?
• 53:19
  Take a couple minutes to leave our uh listening audience, our family with some encouraging words and what you see and the changes that lie ahead.
• 53:31
  Yeah, we we've talked about a lot of the minutiae uh in this discussion, and and what I want to leave people with is the big picture.
• 53:38
  We are building revitalizing, repopulating our republic that is underway.
• 53:44
  Uh, I've just recently got some information that it's further along than I anticipated in respect to having settled some states, and uh that's critical for us to get back together as a republic and reform our constitution and our um our way of life predominantly getting back to communities, as uh we've touched on, you know, throughout this discussion, that um there is a greater plan at the highest level sovereignty from us to our creator, our creators in control.
• 54:19
  It's he's been in control the whole way.
• 54:22
  Trump is, I believe, the marketing arm of that uh development and that plan.
• 54:27
  It is a controlled demolition.
• 54:29
  With a bit of luck, we're gonna not come through uh too too badly scathed in whatever transpires.
• 54:37
  And I do believe we're headed to the golden age, and that is God's kingdom on earth, and um everything that's that's playing out through all the various facets seems aligned with the overall major plan and the plan that both Tim Turner and Donald Trump have been given to take us to fruition.
• 54:59
  And so do you see the military um the common law and the re-inhabited America.
• 55:11
  Do you see that all taking place in the beginning of January?
• 55:17
  I I think we're we're very much on the precipice of all of those things coalescing that um, you know, back to God's law, law of spirit, equity law, maxims of equity, and us um being back where we were intended to be all along.
• 55:35
  I think the military is here to support us.
• 55:37
  I think they are going to ensure that anything kinetic is dealt with.
• 55:42
  There's been the discussions of QRF forces that are ready to go.
• 55:45
  I know we're already pre-positioned in the major areas where they already believe there will be issues, and that'll be dealt with pretty swiftly.
• 55:53
  So keep your head on swivel, stay out of the way.
• 55:56
  If the military is involved, definitely go the other direction because they're gonna take care of it.
• 56:01
  And um, you know, they're waiting for us, we the people to stand up and be counted.
• 56:07
  And once that's done, then I think we're back to where we need to be positioned for the golden age.
• 56:13
  Right.
• 56:14
  And I had seen that in January 2026, the beginning of January, that President Trump has 500 uh extra guard in every big city.
• 56:28
  So uh that will be interesting to see what happens at this ending of this year, moving into the beginning of the new year.
• 56:38
  And what I'm mostly passionate about is all the new technologies, but some are old technologies and patents that were ambushed by the military industrial complex.
• 56:52
  And I'm looking forward uh to seeing them on the horizon and um getting rid of the antiquated ways of which we used to live.
• 57:05
  And now it's time to dream big.
• 57:08
  I want to thank you and Natalie for being a part of our broadcast and thank our America Out Loud family.
• 57:18
  We love you, and we give grace and and God's glory and prayers to our military, our veterans, our gold star families to hard working Americans who uh protect their families and communities, and just want to have a better way of living and thank President Trump.
• 57:43
  And uh, we will see you back again next week at the same time.
• 57:49
  God bless you.
• 57:50
  Good night.