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Super News #25-President Trump’s Legacy will be Tariffs, ICE, and MAGA-International News-Economic Update · Prestons Super Show

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Welcome to Preston's Super Show. Thank you for joining me on this
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episode. We're going to start off with
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the NBA 2025 Finals preview. The Indiana Pacers are going
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back to the NBA Finals for the first time since the year 2000.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder are in the NBA Finals after 13 long
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years. The Pacers defeated the New York
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Knicks 125 to 108 in Game 6 and took the Eastern Conference
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series 4 to 2. The Oklahoma City Thunder have
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been waiting in the wings after they defeated the Timberwolves
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124 to 94 in game five of the Western Conference Finals and
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took the series 4 to 1. The Pacers players you need to
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watch are Tyrese Halliburton, Pascal Siakam, Miles Turner and
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X Factor. Someone who's been heating up
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for this team Andrew Nemhart. The Oklahoma City Thunder
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players to watch are Shay Gilchis, Alexander, Chet
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Holmgrom, Jalen Williams, sturdy Isaiah Hartenstein and their X
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Factor, Lugan's dork. This is going to be a terrific
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NBA Finals. I do think the Oklahoma City
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Thunder will capture this NBA Finals.
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That's going to be my early prediction.
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The Pacers have a chance. Here's what they have to do.
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You will have to win at least one game in Oklahoma City, which
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is going to be very tough. This is a lively crowd.
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This is a fiery team. They really look out for each
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other really well, particularly their MVP Shay Alexander, and he
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has been on a tear this season. I'm telling you right now, if my
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predictions true in the Oklahoma City Thunder do win, he will be
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the series MVP as well. But the Pacers have a chance if
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they can win one on the road, take control on their homecourt,
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play their game, which they are very tough, but they have to
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spread the ball around. Halliburton can really lead this
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team to destiny or a exit without the trophy.
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So my prediction early on is definitely Oklahoma City Thunder
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cause Shay Giljus Alexander is looking to insert himself in the
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record books. He's looking to become one of
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one to do something and put a team on his back with, you know,
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the the closest person to him. I mean, you're talking about
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Chet Holmgren, who's very young, Jalen Williams, Isaiah
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Hartenstein, You know, if you were looking at talent wise, the
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bench of Indiana is very good. It's a deep bench.
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It's helped them get here. They may have a little bit of
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gel on that bench that helps them do what I said and win, win
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a game. But if Oklahoma City Thunder
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does what I think they're going to do and go on and win the
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series and kind of start this new fresh face of champions in
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the NBA. And then the, the, you know, the
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it'll put a a big priority on the rookies and, you know, guys
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in their sophomore season in the NBA because of how fast younger
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players are contributing now. But when you look at, you know,
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the Oklahoma City Thunder bench, they have guys that can come off
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the bench and you know, everybody can be a utility
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player. They could provide in certain
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areas and aspects. The athleticism battle back and
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forth will be interesting to see, but the Pacers are, you
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know, not by any means going to get run over.
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I just think that it's a game of runs, meaning that teams will
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score 14 to 18 points, sometimes a little bit more, while the
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other team scores five points or seven points in the same amount
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of time. So it's a game of runs and when
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the pendulum swings your way, we've seen that Oklahoma City
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Thunder get out on the run, play fantastically well with each
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other, and they're going to continue to put themselves in
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positions to win. And the Pacers will really be
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tested and we will see what both of these teams are made of.
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This is a fantastic NBA Finals with the current landscape in
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the NBA really is terrific. Congratulations to both sides
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for making it this far. How about Ryan Blaney triumphs
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at Nashville Superspeedway? Ryan Blaney in the number 12
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Penske Ford wins at the Nashville Superspeedway for the
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Cracker Barrel 400. This is Ryan Blaney's first win
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this season in the NASCAR Cup Series.
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Blaney LED in the 12 race car A race high 139 out of 300 laps.
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Carson Hochvar in the number 77 Chevrolet placed second.
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Denny the Hammer Hamlin finished in 3rd place by the mite off the
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number 11 Toyota. NASCAR has been having a very
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fun season. It was good to see Ryan Blaney
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get his first win. There was a lot of excitement
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around this race. Now they move on to Michigan
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International Speedway next Sunday for the Firekeepers
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Casino 400. Go get them.
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NASCAR Florida is looking to continue their NHL dominance.
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The Florida Panthers will face the Edmonton Oilers in the 2025
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Stanley Cup Playoffs, the first game on Wednesday at 8:00 PM.
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You can watch it on TNT or True TV.
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This is going to be a great series, but more importantly,
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what a great Stanley Cup Playoffs we had.
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This was very competitive. The teams that got in should
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have been in. This was exactly how you want
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the playoffs to go if you're an NHL executive.
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Now, every team's not going to be happy with the outcome, but
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the Florida Panthers or the Edmonton Oilers will.
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Now, it's been a long time since a Canadian hockey team has won
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the Stanley Cup. You would have to look back to
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1993 when the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Los Angeles Kings
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in the Stanley Cup. That was a very interesting
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playoffs as well. Now here's the thing.
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This is a rematch from last year's NHL playoffs between the
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Florida Panthers and the Edmonton Oilers.
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But I think the Oilers are a little bit better.
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They're a little bit sharper now and I think they have a good
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chance to win this Stanley Cup. But my money would still be on
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Florida until I see otherwise. Now we can move into more
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serious news and more serious topics.
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Even though I love sports. Glad I could bring that to you
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at the beginning of the show. I will do AWWE, Raw recap, NXT
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recap, and evolved, but I'm not going to talk about that
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tonight. Tonight we're going to move on
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to a more serious topic. We have a crazy madman
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psychopath that unfortunately decided to go on a rampage in
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Colorado and used pipe bombs and a makeshift length thrower to
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try to take out peaceful protesters that were just
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walking, drawing attention to freeing Israeli hostages from
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Hamas in Gaza. And you could call them peaceful
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protesters. That's really what they were.
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But they were honestly just people that do this every
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weekend since this war has started between Israel and Hamas
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on the Gaza Strip. And this is not about politics.
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This is about life. It's about dignity and it's
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about honor. But it's about having some love
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for yourself and more importantly, if you don't love
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America and the judeo-christian values that America was built
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on, then you have no business being in America.
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There's plenty of other countries that would love to
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have you, but not this individual.
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This individual was a psychopathic madman, an Egyptian
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national that was led in under the Biden era debacle they
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called immigration. This was illegal immigration and
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he overstayed his welcome and his visa.
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These are the type of people we need to get out of our country
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and it's not happening fast enough.
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And I appreciate the efforts of every law enforcement
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individual. I always will, because they're
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doing their job. I do understand that and why we
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talk about jobs. Sadly, 270 employees were let go
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at Johnsonville Meat Packing and Cutting facility in Illinois.
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The operations will now move from this location in Moments
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Illinois to other facilities in Wisconsin and Kansas and over
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270 people, effective immediately, are without a job.
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Do I have to spell it out for you?
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What you have to do today is understand everything you have
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is important and precious and means something and it should
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matter to you. We have to treat each other a
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little bit better, so lead by example.
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We could be harsh and critical. What we understand, we have to
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focus on the mission and let justice work, let justice roll
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and continue to urge our legislators to act quicker, to
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move faster, please. Now, this madman, this
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individual is nationalist, a domestic terrorist, is facing
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attempted murder charges against the 12 people he tried to light
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on fire with these Molotov cocktails, as well as a hate
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crime. But really what this is, is
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domestic terrorism. And we are hearing now through
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the pipeline and through the different chambers of the 4th
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Estate in the mainstream media that there are other sleeper
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cells in our country. So we have to support the law
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enforcement's efforts to eradicate this violence and the
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scourge of anti-Semitism, but also anti American rhetoric from
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these people that want to divide us, exactly what these people
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are looking to do. So let us never forget the
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common enemy, which is terrorism in every form.
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And when people ask what a forever war is, it's a War on
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Terror that will never end until we get stronger and move
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quicker. Here's an update about the
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suspected terrorist, Mohamed Sabri Solomon from the Colorado
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Boulder attack. Now his family has been
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arrested. So now his wife and children
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have been arrested by ICE officials.
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And again, these are people and this is a family that has
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overstayed their welcome. According to the New York Post,
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the 45 year old Egyptian nationalist expressed support
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for the Muslim Brotherhood, which is a Sunni Islamist
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organization. He is accused of conducting a
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hate crime against a group of pro Israel supporters who were
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participating in a walk to raise awareness for the remaining
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captives in Gaza who are being held by Hamas, who is also
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trying to control the food that's coming in.
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And then when these people are dying or people are getting
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killed, it's because Hamas is firing on Israelis.
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So the whole story is not being told.
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And the truth is definitely being suppressed.
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But here at One American News, they're telling the truth.
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So his family is said to be deported at any time, and I
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agree. Now, Senator Ted Cruz is looking
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to introduce legislation to designate the Muslim Brotherhood
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as a terrorist organization. The sooner the better, if you
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ask me. Now it's time to focus our
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attention on international news and in the International Space.
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Poland just had a major election for the presidency, and the
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conservative historian Carol Noraki has won the election in
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Poland. After a narrow victory for the
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liberal Warsaw mayor Rafael Savowski in the last election,
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the country sentiment has changed.
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This comes as a shocking blow to NATO's future plans involving
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the European Union. President Donald J Trump of the
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United States of America endorsed Carol Noraki and the
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country's majority gave him his wish.
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Poland will now take steps to become a citizen centered
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country again where they reinstall their core beliefs and
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values. As I finished writing that after
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I finished reading up on this election, a snap election has
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been called for the Prime Minister of Poland and they're
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believing they may not have enough votes to keep him in his
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position. His name is Donald Tusk and he's
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asked parliament to hold a vote of confidence after one of his
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allies lost the presidential runoff.
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So we shall see, folks. It's going to be very different
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as Russia continues to fight with Ukraine in the American
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stance towards that war, but also Europe's stance towards the
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war. Currently the US has close to
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10,000 military troops stationed in Poland.
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South Korea is having their Richard Nixon moment after their
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last president was ousted over a failed martial law attempt.
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The liberal candidate Lee Jay Myeong has won the vote to
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become South Korea's new president after a snap election
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triggered A brief period of martial law imposed by the now
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impeach former leader Yoon Suck. Yay all.
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And the conservative that was in the race stood a fair chance.
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Kim Moon so, but he conceded to Lee of the Democratic Party, who
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was comfortably ahead 48.523% with 70% of the vote counted in
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the race to lead Asia's fourth biggest economy.
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Now this is going to do one of two things, either show there's
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going to be some type of compromise or agreement that can
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be made between America and South Korea's new government as
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the threat of China looms larger and larger or South Korea going
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to forget who their allies are. That is what we will have to see
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now with this candidate, Lei Jay Myung, who won the presidency.
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It's very interesting times we are living in.
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And there is more breaking news on the scene as the Dutch
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government has collapsed, as the right wing party has left their
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ruling coalition over immigration and this move by the
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party's leader, Geared Wilders, has toppled the country's
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current administration. And this will trigger a snap
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election again. This is something that wasn't
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going to be avoidable. Fast Company writes the question
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many political analysts are now asking.
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Is this another example that Europe is shifting toward the
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right, as seen by Poland's recent election?
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On Sunday, voters elected conservative nationalist Carol
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Naraki as the country grapples with the EU second highest
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fiscal deficit and weighs Ukraine's future as the NATO
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member state. So they refer back to Poland's
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election, which just happened. But when you look to South
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Korea, it's a different story. And in the Netherlands, the
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Prime Minister, Dick Shoof, stepped down and Great Wilders
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withdrew his party from this coalition because they have
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disputes about asylum, immigration and a whole host of
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issues. There's more news circulating
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about the Ukrainian attack on Russia's bridge, which severely
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damaged the Crimean Bridge opened by Putin in 2018.
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This was an underwater blast targeting the key roads, says
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the Guardian newspaper. In the rail bridge connecting
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the Russian occupied Crimean Peninsula to Russia was
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completely destroyed. Now this operation took some
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serious strategic analysis to carry out an attack on this
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scale. And this is a full blown war
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between Russia and Ukraine. And now the United Kingdom,
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Great Britain, has decided to step up to the plate.
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But nobody is putting boots on the ground against Russia.
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Everybody is running a cooperative effort and campaign
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to basically destroy Russia's economy, which is a good way to
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go about the situation if you're looking to help the Ukrainian
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people. So Kier Starmer, the Prime
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Minister of the United Kingdom, has a plan to boost defense
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spending for his country because he understands President Trump's
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statements about investing more in your own country's defense.
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So I wrote a little bit about this.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer is beginning to comprehend the
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threat from Russia, which looms large against the rest of NATO's
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allies. European countries are beginning
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to account for more defense spending in their strategic
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reviews. Great Britain has an outstanding
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history of National Defense. This is one reason President
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Trump encouraged their government to begin
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appropriating more funds to their National Defense.
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Prime Minister Starmer has willfully met the mayor in
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principle with his recent proclamation in front of the
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press. He's ordered the development of
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new housing units for armed forces and 12 new attack
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submarines, followed by an increase in defense spending to
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2.5% by 2027 to 2028. Prime Minister Starmer is
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reaching for 3% by the next parliament.
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So Ukraine is taking steps. They're associating the risk
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that goes along with a war close to their borders, not far away
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from the island of Great Britain.
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Now we're going to bring it on home, back to the United States,
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where lawmakers in Illinois have passed the biggest spending bill
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in history. This would be bigger than last
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year's spending bill. The $55 billion state spending
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plan not only relies on increased taxes on tobacco
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products, online sports, books and overseas and out of state
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corporate earnings, as well as one time revenue measures, which
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together total more than 800 million, says the Chicago
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Tribune. This is a tax and spend plan and
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it's honestly a disaster for Illinois.
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There's nothing good coming with this bill.
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You're you're not going to see anybody get up and say, oh, we
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finally got, you know, what we wanted.
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No, nobody's getting what they want in this bill.
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And the Illinois senator Chapman Rose is talking about it.
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And he said, look, this is record spending, nearly 40% more
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government spending under Governor Pritzker.
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Has your income grown by 40%? Absolutely not.
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No tax relief. As Washington is cutting taxes,
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Illinois is raising them 1.2 billion in new taxes on families
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and job creators. Pritzker spends, you pay.
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This is tough stuff. Non citizen spending.
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There's hundreds of millions of dollars in here for free
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services for illegal immigrants in Illinois.
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Families are struggling just to pay the bills.
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I know people with the electricity bills that are
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getting taken to the cleaners. Record spending, tax hikes, no
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relief. It is an abomination and it only
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gets worse as you look through this bill.
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There's nothing in here for working class people and it does
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not address any of the problems with Chicago's rail lines, their
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CTA or Metra. They're getting absolutely
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nothing out of this. But Pritzker is expected to sign
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this bill and the law. This would be the 7th budget he
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passed that is unfunded, unaccounted for, and those
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programs don't have what they're allocating the money for.
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Those programs that they're trying to pursue and open up are
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unfundable. There's no way that they can get
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these things going, and that's why they have to continue to
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look like they're passing a budget.
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But the hero of the day is President Trump.
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That's right. He's coming for the mega
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victory, baby. Because a federal court has
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struck down California's challenge on tariffs, citing
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they don't have the jurisdiction, they don't have
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the standing to try to stop the tariff train baby.
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Woo. I was very happy to hear that
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President Trump's legacy will be tariffs.
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Ice and mega ice, ice baby. They were in Chicago today.
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Well, the South suburbs, they're over in the Hilson area picking
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up a couple illegals and people are worried because there's
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people hiding illegal immigrants, there's people
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hiring illegal immigrants, passing over hard working,
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taxpaying and good faith people, the American citizens, and
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they're getting skipped over for illegal immigrants.
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That's what's happening. That's why one of the main
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themes in a cornerstone and President Trump's legacy will be
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funding ICE and overseeing ICE, making sure that immigration and
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law enforcement services are properly stocked up and funded
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and ready to roll. Because if you're in this
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country illegally and you don't have any love for America as
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well, you definitely need to be deported after you're detained.
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And I will tell you one thing, it's about time.
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It's past time because it's going to make the companies that
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are coming back appreciate the American worker even more.
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You'll have to pay us the proper wage instead of paying the
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illegal $5.00 an hour or the $3.00 an hour and $0.50 that
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you're giving them. Then they're sending the money
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home. Then they're not paying any
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taxes, not on any papers, and they're looking at the American
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citizen as the bad person in a lot of cases.
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So I am all for ICE and Homeland Security and all law enforcement
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agencies working with ICE to protect President Trump's legacy
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and free us of the illegal immigration that is overtaking
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our workforce. But tariffs, sinking funds and
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all types of collecting duties and fees were the way to bring
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down the national debt. And that's what Ben Franklin was
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for, who was on our $100 bill. Let us not forget that.
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That's a great lesson for you today.
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Thomas Jefferson was in favor of this.
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President Monroe was in favor of this and many of the framers.
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Now, President Trump has announced he will be signing an
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executive order tomorrow on Wednesday that will double
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tariffs on metals coming into the country.
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This will be on steel and aluminum, said White House
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spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt. Who's really doing a fantastic
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job. She's been the bright star of
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this administration. Now Trump on Friday announced
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that he would increase tariffs on 2 metals from 25% to 50%.
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US steel and aluminum prices jumped at first while shares of
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Ford steel makers fell. And this leaves the other
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countries scrambling to make a deal by tomorrow.
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But the jig is up. All those countries that were
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trying to are trying to play Trump for a fool are being
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called out on their bluff and the tariffs are going up because
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the jig is up. We're not going to sit around
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and wait for them to play around anymore.
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But job openings did rise to 7.4 million new job openings.
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Now, these are jobs that have become open because of people
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retiring as well as new jobs being created.
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So it's a mixed bag. But it's very important to
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understand that the economy will come back around.
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We need Congress to act faster. Bitcoin has broke over 100,000.
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That's looking stronger and stronger as the US adopts it
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more and more, as more states pick it up.
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The NASDAQ was up today 156 points, that currently sits at
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$19,398.96. The Dow Jones was up today 214
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points, that currently sits at $42,519.64.
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The S&P 500 was up today, 34 points.
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That currently sits at $5970.37. But the most interesting stock
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is the one Baron's brought to my attention, Campbell's soup,
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which ticked higher today after earnings.
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And the snack business is being pressured.
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You're seeing more and more companies remove the forever
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chemicals and the harmful dyes that are in our food, like the
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Skittles and Gatorade that has stepped up to the plate.
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Even Pepsi has stepped up to the plate.
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Even clothing companies are now wanting to remove the forever
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chemicals out of firefighter uniforms.
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So pay attention. It's happening.
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But ticker symbol CPB for Campbell's company sits at
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$34.28 and has been up since these earnings have been
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announced. This is very impressive right
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now for Campbell Sioux. Something to keep an eye on.
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The call is on to defund NPR and PBS.
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I expect that to be done this week.
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The Department of Justice has dropped their lawsuit against
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Trump advisor Peter Navarro. Rand Paul continues to attack
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the budget bill. Elon Musk continues to attack
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the budget bill. But folks, the budget bill is
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not the problem. The Big Beautiful bill is not a
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one-size-fits-all solution. It will continue the Trump era
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tax cuts which are important. Otherwise, get rid of the IRS.
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Abolish the IRS if you are not going to pass the Big Beautiful
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bill. Make the changes to the big
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beautiful bill that must be made in the Senate.
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Send it back to the House. Let's find out what else we can
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cut, what needs to stay, and then let's move it forward.
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And then we can advance the Doge cuts for Americans, The 9.4
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billion in Doge cuts that Trump really would love to see done,
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as the rest of America would as well.
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The Chicago Blackhawks have announced plans for renovations
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and the Chicago Fire have announced plans for the
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development of a new stadium. It's really marvelous.
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Bill Gates says he will give most of his $200 billion fortune
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to Africa at some point. Well, I'm glad he thinks
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America's doing so good. Texas and the Texas Legislature,
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they are doing a good job because they boosted judge's pay
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and lawmaker pensions. Oh, don't you like that they
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passed the bill that will give judges a long-awaited raise and
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boost their own pensions. After an 11 hour clash between
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the House and Senate, Texas judges will get a 25% raise with
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base pay increasing to $175,000. This bill was not expected to be
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controversial. Both chambers and parties agree
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this pay raise, the first since 2013, is overdue and necessary
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to lift taxes out of the bottom for judicial pay among states.
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I have an update about the case I spoke about between the
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Internet service providers and the record labels and Sony, the
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Internet service provider Frontier.
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So one of them settled out of court with the major record
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labels that demanded mass disconnections of broadband
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users accused of piracy. Now, since this was settled out
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of court, the details of the agreement are not made public.
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Now, we also know that the parties did agree to dismiss the
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case with prejudice, with each side to pay its own fees and
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cost. Regardless, the question of
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whether Internet service providers should have to crack
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down more harshly on users accused of piracy could be
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decided by the United States Supreme Court if they take up
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the case. So I will keep you updated about
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that. The New York Knicks have fired
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their head coach, Tom Thibodeau as they have lost in the Eastern
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Conference finals. As I talked to you at the
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beginning of the program about, and this is an interesting
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development, Tom Thibodeau was was a great Bulls coach that
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couldn't get them over the hump. And I did see Pete Hagseth and
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the Navy say they will rename the USNS Harvey Milk.
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They're going to rename that ship.
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Great job. Now the city of Tulsa, OK has
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decided to give out reparations for the 1921 Black Wall Street
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Massacre. Long overdue.
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Sadly, our truth got let go from the WWE and you know, there may
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be an AEW in his future, but for now we know that it was just a
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surprising time for him to be let go.
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The USDA says demand for sensitive food stamp data from
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states is on hold as the Trump administration is trying to
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collect all the data they can and build that database run by
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Planter that everybody says is coming.
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I don't know. That's the report that's out.
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What I know that's true is that they're trying to find the
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waste, fraud and abuse, but they're also looking for the
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illegal immigrants that are on it and receiving benefits and
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shouldn't be. That's a big part of it.
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And how many people are receiving that money and nobody
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knows if they're actually a real person or not?
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That's the problem. And how many of these people,
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again, have passed on and that money keeps getting sent?
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But I'm going to leave you with some good news about coffee.
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And having coffee every day may prove to have a longer lasting
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life. A study of over 47,000 women
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found links between coffee drinking and healthy aging.
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You can read that in the New York Times.
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But for the most part, it's just another study that shows the
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great effects and benefits and all around Wellness coffee will
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bring to your lives. Thank you.
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Yeah. I think coffee will take us into
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the golden Age. Ladies and gentlemen, just like
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the hands of time. I'm turning it over to you.
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Goodnight, and God bless. Psalm 37.
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Four KJV.