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World At WAR with Dean Ryan 'Co$t of War' · Real Deal Media

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What extent are American financial situations motivating
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you to make a deal? Not even a little bit.
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The only thing that matters when I'm talking about Iran, they
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can't have a nuclear weapon. I don't think about American's
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financial situation. I don't think about anybody.
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I think about one thing. We cannot let Iran have a
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nuclear weapon. That's all.
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Something ain't right. How the fuck does this happen to
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me every fucking time? Great, I'm on air.
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Shit. Hello everybody, welcome to the
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shittiest show on the Internet. I'm glad you're here.
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No, no, Jim, I hear you. I see you.
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You called me. I got you.
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You're here. OK, So here we are tonight.
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Tonight's show is it's called the Cost of War.
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And that's the cost of it, as you just saw there.
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I'm making. I'm making.
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I'm making. A display of the cost of war
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drives you insane. But tonight is a great show.
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Don't let this fool you by any means.
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Tonight we have a we're going to be going over what Trump's
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saying, no, don't tell me what to do, please, you stuff.
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And we're going to be going over the prices of groceries tonight.
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Yeah, thank you. And we're going to be talking
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about capitalist makeovers in new cities like Sweden and
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somewhere on the eastern forefront of Europe.
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There's a lot of changes that's going to be quite exciting here
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tonight. And also, and I'm so excited
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about this one, there is now a huge cultural shift we're going
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to be getting into in the second-half of tonight.
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And a huge worrisome of what's happening Down Under with an
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Australian makeover. Excuse me, Doomsday.
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We all need the the makeovers in Sweden.
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OK. Yeah.
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No, you don't tell me what to do.
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Thank you. Bye.
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Bye. OK.
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So we're going to be getting into a whole bunch of that here
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tonight. I believe we're on Rumble, who
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is definitely causing a stumble. Thank you, Dave.
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I see you. And we're going to be monitoring
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all of your live chats here tonight and that's going to be
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exciting. I just can't wait for it.
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How about you out there? And Jim Fetcher is here to join
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the whole fun and and just fun bunch that we are here tonight.
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Are you excited for that? I am as well.
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And tonight's show is brought to you by the night owls.
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You've seen what you're missing here as we are broadcasting live
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on the Travel Channel, YouTube over there, Dean TV, and the
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wonderful, impeccable Rumble. Let's get started now with some
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headlines from around the world and in your neck of the woods,
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shall we? I think so.
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All right, here we go. Are you excited?
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It's getting just real hot. Just in time for summer.
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Just the way I like it. Well, you know, you might have
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noticed something. You go to the grocery store
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later. Well, Gee, things are getting a
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little pricey, aren't they? Why is that, you might ask?
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Well, groceries are now having a spike.
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Let me tell you more about it. It's thrilling, exciting and
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everything in between. Well, prices for grocery items
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have spiked to his highest since the war began.
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Have you ever? Who would have thought that
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would have happened? Who would have thought?
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Where do we just bunch of car necks together, just rubbing
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pennies together. Let's keep going.
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It's the main story of tonight's show and you're going to love
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it. OK, well, grocery prices climbed
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at their fastest rate in nearly four years, putting increased
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pressures on Americans wallets as time when it's a time when
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people are beginning to feel pessimistic about the economy.
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My God, who wrote this? I want to knock their teeth out.
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Oh, man. Prices for groceries spiked in
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April, according to a new data released.
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And if you don't get these new data releases, what are you
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living in this country for? Let me tell you more about it.
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Ongoing agriculture's stupid battery packs, farming issues
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mean grocery bills and arising, arising quickly.
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Do you know about it? Well, if you don't know, you're
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out of the loop and there's something wrong with you.
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Well, now cost spiked especially for few key staples in Americans
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diets. You might have noticed talking
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about produce and beef. Where's the beef?
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Timmy asked. Well, Timmy, we don't have beef
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anymore because we're paying for Israel's war.
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Yeah, don't you just love that? She loved paying for the wars.
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When's the war against Israel? That's the one where I start,
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you know, recruiting myself. Well, now to mono.
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Prices are not the only things that they have soared 15% just
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in April alone. No, they're not.
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No siree, no ma'am. No, as compared with a month
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ago, things are up nearly 40% this year.
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Believe me, I'm crying because of the sadness.
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The red fruit is now facing a barrage of hits, rising prices
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of diesel caused by energy shocks from a war that never
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needed to be fought and really needs to be aimed at Washington
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DC instead. Well now the Strait of Hormuz is
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causing massive amounts of worries, depression, anxiety,
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unpopular anger and very timely, timely offings.
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I think you can guess what I'm saying and ask Canada, they
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might send you to go see their euthanasia.
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Well, Americans are embracing for meat as well.
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Meat prices is now the protein sky hikes and is going through
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the well through the clouds at this point.
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Now federal health officials who want to kill you have also
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attempted to emphasize the nutritional value of red meat.
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You know what I'd love to do? I'd love to.
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You know how they make meat grinders and they make ground
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beef. Wouldn't you like to throw Fauci
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through there and make Ellen DeGeneres eat it?
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Does anyone ever fantasize about this or is it just me?
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Well, demand for meat, and it's particularly beef in this case,
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is also rooted in a certain nostalgia, said William Masters,
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who's a master of nothing and a Jack of nothing at all.
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A professor over there at the food policy and economics at
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Tufts University, where their motto is tough shit if you don't
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like it. Well, the beef craze is now
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clearly a cultural sign about all things that beef is
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associated with. You know, beefcakes.
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You know, we got beef. However, since 22, it has risen
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significantly, so high that it's broke the Richter scale and
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people stopped asking. And that's just the beginning of
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it all. It is.
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It's sad to see, really. And that's just our beginning
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story here tonight. If you think that's it, let me
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tell you a bit about more headlines now.
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Well, I have some grim details for you.
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You might have heard about this. You might have heard about this.
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And it's more reason to pay attention now.
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The grim details are coming out now of a passenger who was
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unruly on a flight recently over there in Frontier Airlines where
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they're saying Frontier, it could be your last frontier
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ever. In this case, it certainly was.
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Speaking of just meat grinders, Well, now a trespasser has been
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mutilated by Frontier Airlines jet engine over there at the
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Denver airport just recently. You might have missed all the
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hoopla. Well, the Denver airport has now
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released footage which I I'm debating whether I tell you or
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not. Or show you rather.
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Oh, I just saw it. Well, the it's now there's a man
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who was sucked into the jet engine, horrifically dismembered
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when he stepped into a Frontier Airlines plane as a plane was
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begin to embark on a lift off. This career criminal as he's now
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being spoken about, who was previously arrested for
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attempted murder, just for starters.
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Well, authorities now believe he intended to kill himself.
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They can't necessarily tell you why that girl jumped off a
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garage park over there in Disneyland, what her intent
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motive was. But in this case, they know.
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Well, his name is Michael Molt Mott.
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Excuse me, Was seeking to commit politely suicide as he calmly
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walked across the runway, which I can't show you.
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And now he is determined to be nothing but ground beef, part of
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the 90 billion served over there at McDonald's.
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There you have it. Well, you know, I'm telling you,
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people are going crazy right now.
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I. Have you noticed that out there?
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Have you noticed people just losing it out there, walking
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into jet engines? What's next?
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Where's the beef? Thank you.
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Well, you know what, it's probably the best way to go out
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if you think you wanted to just take off now, finally, to
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continue the cost of war, to continue the cost of war as I'm
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sweating profusely like Pete Megadeth in a congressional
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hearing, I get blurry. That's how nervous I get
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sometimes. Well, in this case, Trump now,
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as you saw, brushed off the cost of war and he doesn't care about
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the Americans financial situation in his blunt comments.
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What does that mean to you? We'll ask Jim Fetzer what he
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thinks about it in a minute. But before I bring him on here
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to save the show, well, here's a little clip of what I'm talking
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about. And you know, son of a gun, here
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it is. Our American financial system is
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motivating you to make a deal. Not even a little bit.
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It the only thing that matters when I'm talking about Iran.
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They can't have a nuclear weapon.
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I don't think about American's financial situation.
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I don't think about anybody. I think about one thing.
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We cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon.
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That's all. We cannot let Iran have a
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nuclear weapon. Let's welcome to the stage, Jim
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Fetzer. Jim, are you out there?
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I can't see you, Jim. What an hilarious beginning to
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this show. We loved it, we loved it, we
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loved it. What is Donald Trump?
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What's wrong with Trump? Go ahead.
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This guy is such an idiot to make such a statement.
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With the midterms looming and you know, the economy, the food
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prices up, gas price up, cost of living skyrocketing right before
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the midterm, It's disaster. Can you imagine how many
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Democrat commercials are going to feature Donald Trump saying
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he doesn't think about American financial concerns with the war?
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Unreal. Unreal, Dean.
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What a disaster. What are disasters, right, Jim?
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I mean, who would have ever predicted this?
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Not even Dionne Warwick would have saw this coming.
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But I, I think the most pressing issue that the administration
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has on them, Jim, is really what is affecting everybody.
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If you want certified Angus beef out there, you want to make
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hamburgers to celebrate the the 300th anniversary this July 4th,
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Jim. Well guess what, you're going to
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be met with a with a hand that says I don't give a damn.
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Talk to the ham 'cause you ain't getting any beef feathers.
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It's a 250th. Of course it ain't going to
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Scotty. Sorry about Scotty.
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Now remember, remember. Yeah, certified.
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Love it. Love it.
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Looks good. Remember, if Trump's concern was
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ran not having any nukes and why was the first act of the war,
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the first strike on 28 Feb to kill the Ayatollah, it issued A
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fatwa against Iran having any nukes.
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The one guy was the greatest barrier to Iran having nukes is
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the guy they killed right off the bat.
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Dean, ask yourself, how much sense does that make?
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Jim, we have to be careful this could be considered anti
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American sentiment. You're.
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Really. Sentiment, Dean?
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You're right. Treason.
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Treason. Any criticism of the way we're
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conducting the war is now regarded as treason.
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As what? Happy horseshit, Dean.
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So, so to offset the algorithms, I just want to say I think the
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war is going tremendously well. I think Trump knows exactly what
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he's doing. And, and, and General Patton has
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nothing on Pete Megashev, nothing.
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I just want to say that right off the bat, Jim, we have a lot
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of people who are we have some people that disagree with you,
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Jim. I can't find them yet, but I
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know they're out there. It's so here we have Claudine
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saying is crock shit. Yes, we have Samantha Dubai
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that. Jim.
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Jim's getting love proposals. Jim has many hearts.
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OK, we have Mona that says Trump is evil.
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We have Robin Skipinski says he must have had beef with Fronter.
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I don't know. Did they ever serve Beef
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Frontier? Yeah.
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He did OK. I'll.
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Say. Getting sucked into a a jet
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engine, by the way, is a pretty guarantee that you're not going
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to be have any worries tomorrow. How?
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Awful. You know, you know you're
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sucking at life when you get sucked into an engine just for.
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Starters. Yeah, Really.
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Bad. That's terrible.
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If, if Jim and myself were like, you know, funeral crashers, we'd
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be kicked out by now. OK, here's another one here we
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have a lot of people that are saying rumble sucks.
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Yes, I know I hate rumble. I really do.
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I think they're so unfair. It's just worthless to me.
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I just I mean they're all worthless except for brighty on
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someone said sounds like a tweezers bad optics.
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I hate you. I agree with Jim.
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Where's the There's one woman who told me to ditch you, Jim,
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so we're going to get you to apologize.
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For her and then we'll. Last week she told me to ditch
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you, and I thought about it, Jim.
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I said yeah, I'm going to ditch him, but let's get Jim to
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apologize before I do so. We might do that at some point,
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Jim. OK, I want to ask you about this
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before we go to our real deal politics and some other things
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here. The cost of war is as grim as
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that sounds. Jim, real quick before we
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escalate out of here, Trump is asking for $1.8 trillion for the
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next fiscal year. How realistic is that?
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Are the who's going to vote for it at this point?
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What are your thoughts on that, Jim?
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It's. Completely absurd.
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Just as heck said this concealed the true cost of war.
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Turns out we spent 72 billion on the war in the 1st 60 days.
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That's 1.2 billion per day per day, Jean.
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And then there's socket us for another billion for the ballroom
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that wasn't supposed to call us a single time.
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And now Trump is overhauling the reflecting pool and he's
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repainting in a way it won't be reflecting anymore.
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Dean, this is so stupid. We have morons running the
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government. We have a ballroom that's under
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budget. It's going up right here.
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I've doubled the size of it because we obviously need that
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and we're right now on budget. Under budget and ahead of
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schedule. I doubled the size of it.
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You dumb person, double the size you are.
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You are not a smart person. Someone there's not a smart
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person, but it hate the reporter.
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No, it ain't. It ain't, Jim.
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OK, Jim, stand by. We'll we'll get you on the other
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side. Be careful.
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The hantavirus out there. Just a reminder, if you see this
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rat nearby, run like crazy from it.
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All right. Thank you very much, Jim.
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Now, let's now get to some politics, just the way you like
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it. Just the way we were.
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Yes. How romantic, actually.
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Just the way we were. OK, just do a little crooning.
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Jim inspires me. I don't know if you're wearing
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that. Anyways, let me tell you about
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this now. Well, we have some very, very
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unusual things happening the past week.
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You might have heard just about yesterday.
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MGTMGT or MTG or Mt G Gin and tonic.
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What are the other? Well, let me tell you about this
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now, as politics tells us. Well, what happened?
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What happens when you lose? You lose the people.
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The cost of war, from the trivial pursuits of it to the
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propaganda. What does it all mean?
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Who are these people? Well, now, power prices are now
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climbing to 61%. People are definitely feeling
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the pinch. However, people don't trust the
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institutions no so much. So let me tell you about this.
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Now, as JD Vance or as we know him around here, Mr. Smokey
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Eyes, well, he has his presidential hopes on 2028.
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But wait a minute. I don't think so.
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Someone in the bathhouse said guess again.
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Yeah, and I'm talking about little Marco on a new poll now
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released. And I don't mean stripper pole,
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Marco, not that one. Well, in a new shock poll, Marco
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Rubio beats JD Vance by double digits.
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If the 2028 primary showdown happened today, Can you believe
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it? I guess so.
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He's beating him by double. So what does he have now?
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Four, 4%, that is. Well, now the shocking new poll.
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That was just. I recently take him at Atlantis.
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Intel suggest that there may be favourites to win the Republican
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Party presidential nominations, but it's not who you might think
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it is. Well, according to this
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incredibly new survey which was conducted just days ago,
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included a sample size of 2069 American adults.
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Yes, 69. And a plurality of 45.4% of
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Republican response now identify little Secretary.
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That little suite Secretary State of State to that is Marco
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Rubio as their preferred preferred choice to carry out
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the GO PS banner 2 years from now.
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Now what about Mr. Smokey eyes? What about Mr. High Heels?
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Well Vice President JD Vance, the man with the fake name who
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has long held up a pole position in the race, finished second in
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a very staggering 29.6%, followed by the Florida
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Governor, Mr. High Heels himself, Ron DeSantis, the man
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who killed somebody in 2008 according to the Epstein files.
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Well now after DeSantis, 10.3% of Republicans said well, their
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preference wasn't included in the name and that guy was
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Vivique Swamsi. Swamsi, What's this?
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Vivique ROM Swami? Yes, the man who gives you 3
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wishes if you ask him politely is now present, presently
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running to be the next governor. Wait for it.
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That's right, of Ohio. Well, he finished in fourth
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place at a 1.4%. Now, among the general public,
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51% said they have negative, if not violent tendencies.
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Of a outlook on the GOP, 46% said they have a positive image
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of Romeo, Rubio and 50. Another 51% said, well, they
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hope he dies soon. Now, that's terrible to say.
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Vance is further underwater and they hope he drowns in a
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negative 58%. It just gets worse.
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Now on Monday, President Donald Trump as a crowd, who would they
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prefer, JD Vance or Mark Rubio? Interesting that he's floating
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that around. Is he toying with people?
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I can only wonder. Jim, I'm going to bring you in
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because I know you've been following this tremendously.
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I know you. I know you used to be a Marco or
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excuse me, JD Vance may be hopeful, maybe he can rise from
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the ashes. What are your thoughts on this,
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Jim? Because I don't think JD Vance
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is getting the support of Donald Trump.
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Dean And by the way, the hunter virus, I'm told hunter in Hebrew
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means phony, fake, fabricated. So I think we're being played
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again. It's going to be, you know,
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COVID 2 point O, they're going to try to pull this stunt and
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they often use ships for little pilot projects to see how it's
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going to go. Vance has never impressed me and
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I think his dalliance with Erica is hurting him.
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That pelvis press on the stage didn't go over well with the
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American people, especially American.
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Women. It did with me, Jim.
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It did with me. But Rubio, you know, Rubio has a
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very checkered past. I mean, I've been told when he
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was in his youth, he was a boy, a teenage hustler.
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He was a sex hustler. I think that Thomas Massie is
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going to merge a Kentucky with a big enough lead that Massie is
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going to become the most viable and by far, because he's a
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critic of Trump and the country is turning massively against
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Trump. If the GOP want to win, they're
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going to have to adjust their sales.
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They're going to have to turn in direction.
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I say Thomas Massie is the right guy to run.
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Yeah, Jim, I heard Marco Rubio was so flaming gay over there in
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Florida he made Richard Simmons look straight.
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That's how bad it was at some point in his earlier day.
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But to emphasize, not what the rumors are.
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We'll check this out, Jim. Gonna be.
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Somebody else, I don't know who, does anybody have?
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OK, let's go. You ready?
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Who likes JD Vance? Who likes Marco Rubio?
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All right. Sounds like a good ticket, JD.
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It's a perfect. That was a perfect ticket, by
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the way. I do believe that.
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But these are my details. That does not mean you have my
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endorsement under any circumstance, but you know,
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remember. Remember, the rumor has it
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Trump's going to be running again as vice president, that
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that's supposed to be something the Constitution would permit,
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that he can't have a third term, but he could run as vice
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president. Problem being, of course, if he
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were to move up, then it would be the equivalent.
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So I, I don't know the legal niceties, but that's what I've
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heard is the intended plan for The Donald.
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The courts can't get enough of himself.
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You have the gold statue now. You got the Arctic Trump.
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You got his name on the Kennedy Center.
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He's saying he wants to remember in the same way as JFK.
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Fat chance. Jack kept us out of wars.
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Trump gets us into them. Now, as we're talking about
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this, Jim, you might have noticed too that on the other
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side of things, well, there's now a new surge with AOC now
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surging in the polls for the the so-called left.
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Jim, I don't know if you heard about that.
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And it's just incredible how she now leading a primary for the
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first time in a most accurate poll 2028 presidential hopefuls.
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She's now being suggested in being is now leading the
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Democrat side. Jim, just how serious is AAOC
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kind of primary candidate, if we can even take that seriously?
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Jim Petzer. Was bewildering for the
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bartender turn into presidential candidate.
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But I'll just tell you, Dean, whoever's on the Democrat side
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is going to have a huge surge of approval from the the American
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people because we're sick and tired of the Republicans.
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Trump has poisoned the Republican Party.
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He has destroyed it virtually single handedly.
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Mega is gone. Marjorie's got it right.
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And I've heard she's moving to Costa Rica.
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Well, I hate to see that happen because she's the best critic of
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Trump I have ever heard ever. She's wonderful and I applaud
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her. Well, Jim, check this out.
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In addition to AOC, who's a wonderful actress on the
28:55
Democrat sign, former Secretary Pete Booty plug, he's now
29:03
receiving, I believe, upwards of 25 percent, 24 percent of a
29:09
favorability to be the primary candidate.
29:11
I don't know if you heard about that.
29:13
Well get this now Pete Booty Juice is beating Gavin Newsome
29:19
Jim at who's only at 21.2%. For all of you keeping score at
29:24
home asking me about Kamala, will Kamala is getting a 12.9%
29:30
like in 5th place like like Jim and myself have a higher ranking
29:33
than Kamala Harris if they want that for.
29:36
Me. That's how bad she is.
29:39
But to to emphasize when I'm talking about here's an actual
29:42
poll that I made, Jim, because I make polls on my off time when
29:46
I'm not here. Well, look at this 2028
29:49
Democratic presidential primary. So you have you have from the
29:53
top here. Look at this AOC Pete, Buddy
29:58
Grug. You have Gavin Newsom, Kamala
30:00
Harris, Andy Bashar the psychic. I believe you have Cory Booker,
30:05
man, who is he won't be around much longer.
30:08
You have Josh Shapiro, brother of Ben If Gretchen Whitmer, the
30:13
Michigan governor who is not always with us.
30:18
You have Mr. Tim Ballroom dancer Walls.
30:21
You have Rokakana. And then you have Rahm Emanuel,
30:24
the son of the founders of Israel Zionists, and they have
30:28
Wes Moore, Ralph Warnock, and my favorite, none of the above, who
30:34
is leading. He's actually leading a lot of
30:36
the bottom half there. Jim, what do you think about
30:40
that? Where does that leave us now
30:41
with the, the, the establishment left?
30:44
Who are they going to run in 20288?
30:47
It's theirs to win. It's theirs to lose.
30:51
Terrible slate of candidates, Just awful.
30:57
You know, I mean, you look at that list and you can see why
31:00
AOC is out there in the lead. It's just awful.
31:04
And and Gavin Newson is such a phony.
31:07
Everyone looks at that guy and they want to vomit.
31:10
He is so obsessed with himself. He doesn't give a shit about it.
31:14
In California, he's done massive damage to the state.
31:18
Yeah, I grew up in California. I'm a born in Pasadena.
31:22
I just tell you he's maybe the worst governor in the history of
31:25
the state. Really.
31:27
Unreal. Worse than Jerry Brown, huh?
31:30
Worse than Jerry Brown? Oh sure, yeah, Jerry had certain
31:33
virtues, but Newsom not. OK, Jim, when we get back, you
31:39
brought some incredible stories to the table and I think it's
31:43
worth sharing. I want to talk about I have some
31:46
World War 3 News. We have Putin and Russia and
31:49
what they're going to do with Ukraine.
31:50
Let's get into that. You have the upcoming famine,
31:54
which we covered yesterday from Mike Adams.
31:56
Absolutely. And then we have the the
32:00
potential UK elections and we told everybody, Jim, that that
32:03
star queer Starmer, he's going to be pulled out of office by
32:08
May, June. And here we are.
32:10
It seems to be what's happening. So I'd love to get into that.
32:14
And let's talk about some good things.
32:16
What would happen if Trump suspends the federal gas tax
32:21
cause? Jim, we need some gas relief, if
32:23
you know what I'm talking about. So stand by.
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Take a picture. That's so nice.
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here. Know what I'm saying?
37:02
Tonight's show is cost of war this episode.
37:05
And we have a costly time of night here today because we're
37:09
trying to make sense of the senseless.
37:11
I'm going to have asked yourself, when is this
37:14
paradoxical roller coaster from hell ever going to get off?
37:17
Well, I asked myself that almost nightly, fortnightly sometimes.
37:22
But in these next couple of segments, we're going to be
37:24
going down a wavelength of news stories.
37:26
We're going to be getting to your questions, comments,
37:29
concerns, conjecture, and all around calamities.
37:34
OK, John, I could not agree more.
37:37
A cup of coffee sounds good right about now.
37:39
Thank you. Thank you very much.
37:43
John can read my mind. And how about those crepes, Jim,
37:47
Before we get Jim, aren't crepes amazing, especially St.
37:51
Crepes? That looked fantastic, Dean.
37:54
Did you ever did? Was that for you?
37:55
Did you devour that beauty? It looked fantastic.
37:59
Jim, I'm on a diet. I'm on a celery and wheat grass
38:02
diet, only I don't eat that pedestrian stuff.
38:05
I'm just salivating watching that thing put together.
38:08
It looks so damn good. No, I didn't.
38:11
OK, I didn't have it last time. But what, what I'm going to do
38:14
this coming weekend, if time constraints allow me to, I'm
38:18
actually going to get a strawberry banana chocolate
38:21
crepes for everybody. I'm going to eat it for
38:23
everybody. And, and, and leave your heart's
38:25
deserves. That's going to be great.
38:27
And Claudine says Irish coffee. How about that, Jim?
38:30
How about an Irish coffee? Don't you have a your flask
38:33
filled with booze somewhere around you?
38:35
That sounds like a great idea. Too.
38:37
Oh, I think so. I think so too.
38:40
OK, OK, so we have some people over here on the Incredible
38:44
Rumble. David Nader says, how about pie?
38:47
I think pie sounds great. Yes, it is.
38:52
Get this rebel. Obama says ground beef.
38:54
Everybody in Canada right now is 1099 a pound.
38:59
Holy schnuck. Wow, exactly.
39:04
That's like a burger and a half maybe, according to my
39:11
scientific calculations, she says.
39:15
Also, she goes on by saying don't let the Canadian
39:17
government don't tell the Canadian government they'll add
39:20
jet engine mincing to the main program.
39:23
Yes, yes, my thought exactly. Marni, you're sick and twisted
39:29
and I sure admire that about you.
39:35
Crepes sound good? OK, so and we have Sam Harvey
39:38
that says I made lemon bundt cake.
39:40
What are your thoughts on that, Jim?
39:42
OK, that's good. Sounds.
39:45
Great. And finally, Maddie Lynn says
39:48
drinks are on gym with that booty treasure chest.
39:51
Jim, you've been shown that booty lately.
39:53
It's the treasure chest. Yeah.
39:56
From the pirates. Absolutely.
39:58
We share one and all. OK, so here's some here's some
40:03
incredible stories. Now as we now go and Jim, we'll
40:06
get right back to you. We're now going to be going to
40:08
everything World War Three into some finer things in the
40:11
geopolitical atmospheres and ionospheres.
40:13
It was very confusing world where sometimes the answers seem
40:17
like questions, but that's the kind of ideological subversion
40:20
we're living in. Stand by here.
40:33
World War three. Let's talk about it.
40:35
There's a war on for your mind, if you recall.
40:38
I think so well in this case. Now, this now brings us to some
40:42
incredible things here. Some incredible things is the
40:45
cost of war is costly, but just how costly is it?
40:48
Well, don't ask so many questions and if you do, make
40:52
sure their expertise in this case.
40:54
Well, let me tell you about this now that Putin, who's now in
40:56
question, is now bragging in a braggadocious way about his new
41:00
tools. Now, Putin says Russian troops
41:03
face NATO backed force at a Victory Day parade.
41:08
Are you that? Yeah, well, as he's talking
41:10
about that, he's now also boasting about a new nuke
41:14
torpedo, as he's now hinting about holes in the US under the
41:19
sea, under the sea in the holes there will be, well, Russia's
41:25
new nuke torpedo sub hunts holes in US undersea defenses, which
41:31
I'm hearing at all accounts that they're the worst and all time
41:35
low than they've ever been before.
41:36
Can you believe it? Well, as Russia moves closer to
41:38
deploying the Poiseaiden nuclear torpedo abroad, it's dedicated
41:43
to the carrier submarine. Well, the weapon is increasingly
41:46
emerging as a test of deterrence, arms control and
41:50
under the sea warfare. Can you believe that?
41:53
Well, this month, Naval News now reported that Russia is
41:56
advancing the development of its points chaiden strategic
42:00
underwater weapon by constructing something called
42:03
the Cobb bore Rosvik. The Cobb bore Rosvik.
42:10
Cobb bore Rosvik, he said three times You'll get it.
42:14
It's now a all-purpose built nuclear powered submarine now
42:18
undergoing fitting over there in the the sever Rodvitsky in the
42:23
Russian Arctic, according to newly emerging details, is all
42:27
in one submarine. Really, Levine Ravine, full of
42:32
luxuries, is not only the home to many sailors who are trying
42:35
to put holes in US destroyer ships, but also can provide a
42:39
good game of underground, well, gambling, many critics have
42:44
said. Well, all that aside, the
42:46
submarine forms it now. Part of the Vladimir Putin's
42:48
invincible strategic weaponries Unveiled just a couple years
42:52
ago, this newly renovated 1 is now designed exclusively to
42:55
carry the Poseidon, a nuclear powered, nuclear armed
42:59
intercontinental torpedo slash heavyweight champion.
43:04
Move aside, George Foreman and get out of the way.
43:06
Lord Larry Holmes, this is a new kind of torpedo that's not your
43:11
grandma's torpedo and a submarine that's here to stay.
43:14
They're saying, isn't that something?
43:17
Nothing warms my heart more than that.
43:19
Well, Speaking of that, there's now a new debate in just how
43:24
this is going to go as which way the wind's going to blow.
43:29
Well, now they're saying Iran is to end the drought and the
43:32
destruction of the US radar installations throughout the
43:35
Middle East. This is something new.
43:38
This is something interesting. You should hear about it.
43:41
Well, now Iran is trying to do the work of their deity in this
43:47
case. Well, now I'm saying that there
43:50
is droughts being caused by the US through their radar
43:53
installations throughout the entire Middle East.
43:55
Abnormal droughts, that is, that have been dragging on for 15
43:59
years plus. They're saying because the
44:01
Westerners continue to silence or deny any claims made about
44:05
this, they get censored. Yes, the authorities finally
44:10
called on all farmers now in Iran to show as much wheat as
44:13
possible to plant without worry since water could certainly not
44:17
be lacking during the summer seasons, only to find out there
44:20
would be trade. They're saying chemtrails and
44:23
waves of it have been plaguing the Middle East for well over a
44:26
decade now. Now Iran looks to destroy these
44:30
installations put there by the West once and for all,
44:33
immediately, no questions asked. Get on my way, punk.
44:38
That's what they said. A little testy if you ask me.
44:43
Now, you might have heard about the presidential power of World
44:46
War Three. Well, you know, FDR was stayed
44:48
in office during World War Two. Yes, him and his lovely wife
44:51
Eleanor. Just incredible.
44:54
Well, now they're saying Trump is looking to do the same thing
44:57
in the time of war. Well, that's truly, truly an
45:01
ordeal now Trump 2 point O, they're calling it how Trump is
45:05
now looking to lock power and stay in power.
45:09
A lot of people are saying, well, how's that possible?
45:11
This is not a very popular war. In fact, it's not even a war at
45:14
all at times, depending who you ask, when you ask and how you
45:17
ask it. Well, now the recent interview
45:22
now is a theory is now floating around as President Trump's loss
45:26
in 2020 wasn't a defeat as so much as a force timeout that
45:29
made his comeback sharper. So much sharp, much sharper that
45:35
he's not looking to go anywhere anytime soon.
45:38
From 2 point O isn't just a set of tweets on steroids that are
45:42
now saying the project 2025 is in all the fact allied groups
45:47
like America First Legal are all scaffolding many supporters
45:52
point to and are now the driving engine in some cases that
45:57
Trump's not going anywhere even in the face of his now
46:01
Department of War. Before we get Jim on here as now
46:04
Haggiseth says Mark Kelly will face legal review for blabbing
46:08
classified information on TV and in a time of war.
46:13
Well, a member of the seditious 6 and not to be confused with
46:17
the succulent 7. Well the seditious 6 is in
46:21
allegedly stuck a foot in their mouth recently by blabbing on
46:26
TV. According to Pete Megadeth.
46:29
Man who doesn't like life but death itself.
46:31
Only one recent months Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, the man with
46:35
a very shiny bald head, has found himself fighting off
46:38
consequences for his participation in a video
46:41
advising U.S. military service members to disobey orders.
46:45
Just say no is they believed to be an illegal at time orders
46:50
that is if given to them. Now the former astronaut
46:55
astronaut of where I couldn't tell you.
46:57
Well, widely considered a likely hopeful ahead of the 2028
47:00
Democrat presidential primary faced a renew ire from the
47:05
little Secretary of War Pete Mcadeth over comments made
47:09
recently over there on CBS defaced the nation as the
47:13
cabinet official asked did he violate his oath?
47:17
Well, apparently he did now Hagenseth wrote just recently
47:22
over the weekend that quote Captain Mark Kelly strikes
47:24
again. Now he's blabbing going blah,
47:26
blah blah on TV about classified Pentagon briefing he received.
47:32
Did he violate his oath again you as if there we have it on
47:38
that. Well, let's talk about it.
47:40
Jim, I bring you back as the only way to be Trump.
47:46
How's Trump going to stay in office again?
47:48
And, and I don't think Pete Haggiseth is going anywhere, is
47:51
he? Headseth is a complete moron.
47:54
His performance before Congress has been an utter disgrace.
47:58
He looked like a fool. It was embarrassing.
48:01
If one has to choose between Mark Kelly and Pete Haggiseth,
48:05
it's a no brainer. Even as a Marine Corps officer,
48:09
I used to give instruction based on the Uniform Code of Military
48:12
Justice that you are obligated not to obey illegal orders.
48:18
So what Kelly was talking about is a fact.
48:21
It's a part of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
48:26
And for Headset to be disputing it is just ridiculous beyond
48:31
words. Ridiculous beyond words.
48:36
This administration has turned out to be a clown show, Dean,
48:39
I'm sorry to say, in the mishandling of the war with Iran
48:43
and the fact that it's Trump's ego that is keeping us there.
48:47
That's the sole reason he doesn't want to be impressed who
48:51
lost a war. But we have already lost.
48:55
Ran has already won. Now it's just a question, how
48:58
serious are they going to damage is going to become?
49:01
Because the longer we're there, the worse it becomes for us and
49:04
the West and the rest of the world.
49:08
We have the Watchmen over there on YouTube.
49:10
Thank you, Watchmen. What about the gang of 8, Jim?
49:13
We've heard about the seditious 6 the the the succulent 7.
49:18
What about the the 8? Well, the Gang of hate are
49:24
members of the Senate that are supposed to be informed on top
49:27
secret. You know, they're supposed to be
49:29
given advance notice and give a confirmation kind of informally
49:33
because the president is conducting foreign policy with
49:36
the advice and consent of the Senate, which he's generally
49:39
ignored. He's going ahead and doing all
49:41
these things. He's infuriated Saudi Arabia, by
49:45
the way, by trying to resurrect kinetic warfare.
49:49
They don't like it. Pakistan doesn't like it.
49:52
And when Iran took out a series of radars in the United Arab
49:55
Emirates, all of a sudden it began raining again in Iran.
50:00
I'll tell you, Dean, before they took him out, the drought had
50:04
LED their reservoirs to be at 1%.
50:07
Now they've take them out there at 100%.
50:09
It was like a mini harp set up in the United Arab Emirates,
50:13
which turns out to have been a covert ally of Israel the whole
50:16
bloody time. Here's Here's Lawrence Brindley.
50:23
Damn, Dean. Damn.
50:25
Whose side are you on, Jim? Whose side am I on?
50:29
You're on the side of America, That was obvious.
50:33
You're on the side of the. I may not be, maybe I'm not.
50:36
Maybe I'm not on the side of America.
50:38
What are my options, Jim? I need, I need, I need multiple
50:41
choice. Here we have Jim and I might be
50:45
on the side of Ukraine. We don't even know anymore.
50:47
But it it just differentiates. Absolutely not.
50:52
Look at this, Jim. China and Iran, Russia, China
50:55
and Iran, those are the good guys here.
50:58
Jim, how how big has your electricity bill gone up in the
51:01
past month? Oh, it is growing.
51:04
And because of all these data centers, which are highly
51:08
redundant but have phenomenal energy requirements and consumer
51:12
vast quantities of water, areas of the United States are
51:17
becoming uninhabitable and the energy bills are going off the
51:21
roof. It's absurd.
51:22
We are destroying America by all these data centers.
51:26
It's a, it's a, a plague, a plague of worse than locusting
51:32
because they are really destroying America physically,
51:36
physically. Yes, it is.
51:39
And do you want to talk about the droughts throughout the
51:42
Middle East used by US satellite systems that that have caused a
51:47
lot of apparently a lot of droughts throughout the Middle
51:50
East? I I was, unbeknownst to me, Jim.
51:53
Oh, no, no, no. It's been going on for 30-40
51:55
years. But as I say, Iran has found the
51:57
key to it. When they wiped out this whole
51:59
series of radars in the United Arab Emirates, water began to
52:04
fall in Iran immediately, immediately.
52:08
So they're in great shape now. The CIA has explained they have
52:14
70% of their missile capacity. Actually the Iranians say 120%
52:20
because they have underground missile production factories.
52:22
They have more missiles now than they had at the start of the war
52:25
on February 2018. They are stronger now than they
52:29
were then. Well, well, Jim.
52:34
Jim, whose side are you on? Oh, Iran, 100% Iran.
52:40
I've always been, I've been to a the, the people.
52:43
It's wonderful. It's a deep culture.
52:45
It's thousands of years old. They are principal culture.
52:49
Bear in mind, maybe the great peace loving nation of the world
52:53
because they haven't launched a war of aggression against any
52:55
other state since 1775. Remember the Declaration of
53:00
Independence 1776. We're going to celebrate our
53:04
250th. Whether the Iranians go back
53:08
2500, even 3500, even 4, I mean, it's just astounding.
53:14
They have a deep, rich culture and they are principled.
53:17
You through Iranian say it. You can believe it.
53:20
Let me Jim, I want to address this conspiracy theory.
53:25
I just want to address this because we, we don't have a lot
53:27
of room for that on here. Let me address this is John
53:29
saying it was HARP, the radar's focus, microwave energy into the
53:34
chemtrail infused skies heating the ionosphere is creating high
53:38
pressure systems to steer the low pressure storm systems away
53:41
from Iran. OK, I can't no argument here.
53:46
I can't beat him on that one. He's he's done his homework,
53:49
Jim. OK, so there's that one.
53:52
Now look at this here. This is what I wanted to talk to
53:55
you about. Here's some good things
53:56
happening. Jim, you look like a guy that
53:59
drinks milk. I mean, I could be wrong, but I
54:01
feel that I'm right. Well now if you are milk out
54:04
there. Cakes, ice cream.
54:07
I don't drink a lot of milk. I used to have vanilla Creamer
54:10
in my coffee though. Well, in this case, the Trump
54:14
administration of telling people to drink whole milk.
54:17
Look at this here. The Trump administration wants
54:20
you to drink whole milk. Here's what actual health
54:23
experts want you to know. Bobby and others have done milk
54:27
mustaches on social media, declaring that whole milk is
54:30
back. How exciting is that?
54:32
Drink up. Yeah, yeah. 2000 calorie a day
54:37
diet noting dairy is an excellent source of protein,
54:39
healthy fats, vitamin. Yeah, yeah, Yeah, Jim, I do
54:42
think go ahead. Bobby is having, I think Bobby
54:46
is having more influence and it's very positive.
54:49
I'm very glad to see this. Allowing schools to have two
54:53
points, Jim, is this just not a dog whistle for breast milk and
54:57
for mothers to milk their children or give milk to their
55:01
kids? That's essentially what they're
55:02
saying, as taboo as that is. That hasn't crossed my mind.
55:07
I think this whole skim milk thing was, you know, there there
55:11
have been various kinds of schemes by industries that try
55:16
to move the market in their direction with phony critiques.
55:19
Some of what's bad for you, Whole milk was supposed to be
55:23
bad for you. It's one of the most wonderful
55:25
eggs, maybe the most nutritious food on earth.
55:28
Eggs. I mean, Jim.
55:30
I tell you, I'll be honest with you, Jim.
55:34
I I don't like whole milk. I don't.
55:36
I don't. It's not for me.
55:38
I don't know. No, no, I'm saying no.
55:40
No. Raw milk.
55:41
I don't. I like whole milk.
55:42
Is that what I don't like? Raw milk?
55:45
Well, this wasn't raw milk. This isn't for raw milk, but
55:48
you. Know OK I just flubbed the whole
55:50
story but I don't like it. Was just for.
55:52
It was just for whole milk, yeah.
55:54
OK, never mind, I take it. Not fat free.
55:57
Not fat free. Not.
55:58
Skin I don't like fat free. Milk.
56:00
No, my my grandma likes fat free.
56:02
Milk I don't like. I cannot buy skim.
56:04
Milk. No, it's it's terrible, Jim.
56:06
It's absolutely terrible. OK, here's another one.
56:08
Here we have Claudine saying they made a big mistake to
56:12
attract Iran. Claudine, which side are you on?
56:15
Whose side are you on? Thank you.
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This Claudine, this is going to go down as the greatest military
56:21
diplomatic wonder in history in. Whose side is she on?
56:25
I'm not sure whose side she's on.
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She's. Got it 100.
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Percent. We'll let it slide.
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We won't flag that comment, Claudine, don't you worry.
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OK, Here we have another one. We have the watchman saying Iran
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has cheap gas, Jim. It's so cheap that it it comes
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with a chicken dinner. And every time you get a dinner,
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you get some free gas over there.
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That's how big it is. You know, I go back and I
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remember before the OPEC crisis when I would get gas, they, they
56:50
would give you a, you know, a set of glasses, They come out,
56:54
they wash your windshield. You know, I mean, there was a
56:56
time when the, the oil companies really performing services for
57:00
the American people. Then we had the phony gas crisis
57:04
and all that went away, never to return.
57:07
And let me ask, Claudine, is is almond milk and soy milk all
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those, are they really milk? Because the milk industry is
57:14
suing almond milk out of existence right now.
57:17
They're trying to at least for the title here.
57:21
We have some other women here. And eggs.
57:23
Yes, exactly. Exactly.
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Thank you. Eggs are the best.
57:26
OK, here's Tom here. Dean, have you commented on Bill
57:30
Zarian's platform yet? What platform?
57:33
Dean. Dean, I'll fill you in.
57:36
Bilzerian had a debate with Alex Jones, and Alex Jones seems to
57:41
have gone over Nick Fuentes apparently turns out to be a
57:44
Zionist hack. But this Bilzerian is arguing
57:48
with Alex over whether Israel even deserves to exist as a
57:51
nation. And this Bilzerian is a very
57:54
formidable guy. So I've got a link for, you
57:58
know, my shoulder. Yeah, bring it out.
58:02
Play a couple minutes of that. Dean.
58:04
You got it right there. Well, Jim, how about this, Jim?
58:09
How about this tomorrow? If tomorrow, Wednesday, up the
58:13
gym. Why don't we do a watch party
58:15
and then actually have our own debate about the debate?
58:17
How about that, Jim? Well, that's a point for you to
58:21
show part of the debate. You're.
58:24
Right. He's a very formidable guy.
58:28
I'm impressed. Jim wants me to tease.
58:31
He's got a he's got a way of cutting through the smoke and
58:34
mirrors. He just says it like it is.
58:37
I'd like the guy. Is everybody turning against
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what are they going to? What are they going to do?
58:41
A big false flag, something like that.
58:45
That's the scary thing, right? I mean, they're not going to
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just hand it over. They're not going to go down
58:49
without a fight. You know, we, we know that they,
58:52
you know, have no scruples. We've seen the things that they
58:55
have done in the past. I mean that that pager attack
58:58
was one of the biggest terrorist attacks in in history and that,
59:01
you know, and that was kind of applauded and many, many
59:03
civilians died or were hurt because of that.
59:06
And that was something they had been planning for eight years.
59:08
So it just shows kind of the nefarious nature of that country
59:12
and how they've done business. I mean, and you look, I mean
59:15
they, they literally poisoned Palestinian wells like that was,
59:19
you know, that was an authorized attack.
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If you were the president, what would you do?
59:24
I would declare war on Israel. I would cut off, I mean, at a
59:27
minimum, I would cut off all foreign aid.
59:30
I would let Iran have free will to do what they want with
59:33
Israel. I would kind of let the problem
59:36
probably take care of itself, to be honest, because if we stop
59:39
defending Israel, I think they would get what they deserve.
59:42
They have been persecuting these Palestinians.
59:44
They've been operating apartheid.
59:46
They've attacked all their neighbors.
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I mean they bombed 7 countries in a year.
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They continue to just just have unprovoked aggression.
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I mean, they are a total terrorist nation.
59:57
I just don't. OK, well, there you have it.
1:00:00
What a what a debate that would spark.
1:00:02
Jim, go ahead. He's got it right.
1:00:05
And what I was saying is Alex Jones and, and this truantes
1:00:14
have endorsed Randy Fine. Randy Fine is a zealot, a Jewish
1:00:19
Zionist zealot. He's the last kind of person we
1:00:22
want in Congress. We got to get him out of
1:00:24
Congress, not put him in Alex. And and Fuentes have shown their
1:00:30
true colors. Dean, it's.
1:00:32
Really, Jim, I've known I've, I haven't really commented on Nick
1:00:36
Fuentes, really. I know people have been just at
1:00:41
my doorstep wanting to know, but I've always felt I think he's an
1:00:46
informant. I mean, it's pretty obvious to
1:00:48
me. It's it's not.
1:00:50
You don't have to look far. He's an actor.
1:00:54
I think he is I. I was impressed at the beginning
1:00:58
with a lot of his shtick, but today it's worn itself out.
1:01:02
I I agree with you. But Alex, you know, Alec, what a
1:01:07
disappointment that anyone out there should be seriously
1:01:10
endorsing Randy. Fine, that's insulting beyond
1:01:14
words. Well, that now leads us to.
1:01:42
I don't know what's wrong with. Your voice is strange, Dean.
1:01:52
Your voice is strange. But I'll give you my final
1:01:54
thoughts. Yeah, the redistricting going on
1:01:59
may seem to favor the Republican, but it ain't kind of
1:02:02
work. The public has fed up with the
1:02:04
wars, with the line. This, this egomaniac, his gold
1:02:08
statues, his ballroom, his Arc de Trump, all this nonsense,
1:02:13
We're sick of it. We are sick of it.
1:02:15
Whoever the Democrat put up there, as long as it's not a
1:02:18
complete lunatic, is going to win by a landslide.
1:02:22
That's why it's so serious. AOC.
1:02:24
Well, I would never have thought, but she may turn out to
1:02:28
be better than a whole lot of alternatives.
1:02:31
Let's find and decent running mate to go with her and see what
1:02:34
happens. Kevin Newsome.
1:02:36
Some of those others. Despicable, Really awful people,
1:02:40
but I'm telling you, the overwhelming edges for the
1:02:43
Democrats this time around. Well, my final thoughts, I'm
1:02:48
going to borrow some of the viewers here tonight.
1:02:56
All I want to say is, you know, up as a show there's room Navy
1:03:04
swine. I think that's all you have to
1:03:07
know or the Jasmine into my final thought and final another
1:03:13
little show note here. We may be doing a one party of
1:03:17
those debates spur a lot of debates of our home.
1:03:22
We'll decide whether I have a Thursday and a lot of people are
1:03:26
asking me too. You never afford it to us.
1:03:29
Your big trainer buffet from Living State for your wife and
1:03:32
your mother of your children. How does it have?
1:03:37
A good take off, Dean. Something happened with your
1:03:39
mic, so we can barely hear what you're saying.
1:03:44
I mean, it's just starting to end.
1:03:46
It's like the beginning. We've come full circle tonight.
1:03:49
But we love you, Dean. We love you.
1:03:52
We love the show. We're glad.
1:03:54
Our tanker. Excellent.
1:03:57
Now we could hear you. We could hear.
1:03:58
You. We can hear you now.
1:04:00
Jim, I desperately want to know before we get out of here is how
1:04:05
was the damn Chinese buffet? That's all I care about.
1:04:08
Oh, it's fabulous, fabulous. Everybody had a great time.
1:04:11
The Mongolian Grill, they even had the seafood special.
1:04:14
They had crab, they had lobster tails.
1:04:17
So they were very low quality. But it was great.
1:04:20
We had a wonderful time, Dave, wonderful time.
1:04:23
And Jan has been forever having this hot and sour soup and it I
1:04:28
took her two days before and tried it.
1:04:31
It is fabulous to die for it. I I can't believe all these
1:04:35
years. I miss this unbelievably good
1:04:37
soup. Next time we go, Dean, believe
1:04:39
me, we'll have it. I can't wait for that, Jim.
1:04:43
And thank you for alerting me about my people.
1:04:46
People are really messing with me in my life.
1:04:49
On that note, how we're going to get out of here for Jim Fetzer
1:04:52
and everyone else here at World of War, I'm Dean, Ryan said.
1:04:54
Thank you for sharing a bit of your night.
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Until next time, I'm always remember to stay tuned, stay
1:04:57
awake and get help if needed. We all need it sometimes.