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I think the reason that many people who are in positions of
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responsibility, the government might not want this disclosed is
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I think it has the possibility at a moment when the dollar
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reserve currency status is in flux and and people are feeling
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pretty sensitive about it. I think if the truth about
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Epstein came out, those files would lead to a truth about the
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money that's disappeared out the back door in the federal
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government and the truth about Operation Warp Speed and why the
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agency missing $20 trillion is running around demanding we
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inject mysterious ingredients in people's body, which this
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administration continues to promote.
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I think it will help people integrate the dots between the
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missing money and Operation Warp Speed in a way that really
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threatens the financial system. You know, it's one thing to
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manage the dollar successfully. It's another thing to try and
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management manage it when people know you're sort of covert
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tricks and and of course that covert trick threatens Americans
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retirement savings in a very deep and bad way.
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We don't have a debt problem, we have a robbery problem.
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And, and I think if too many Americans connect the dots, many
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people feel it would be dangerous for the financial
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system. It's just hard not to care for
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myself because I'm going up in trouble.
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I hate what we tell we choose is something I hate.
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There's something I hate. Yeah, that's just so hard to
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keep it inside. So don't want your heels?
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None. Hush hush voices carry coming in
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at #3 tonight here and real Deal media's top 100 really real deal
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media live. Welcome everybody, welcome
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wherever you may be. This is an incredible broadcast
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here tonight as I am stilting Ryan, who is going to be with
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you here to midnight and beyond his so much is happening in our
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world. I wasn't even sure I was going
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to make it to air tonight because we have some
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unprecedented flooding happening not just right here in the
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United States, but around the world.
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And we're going to try to tackle that here tonight.
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As long as I have broadcasts and we can just see each other and
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hear each other right now, because this is kind of an
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emergency type of moment in history.
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And we're going to be touching upon that.
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As the Epstein case, or what was known as the Epstein case is
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being used as a political football of negotiation.
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Where people's belief in the system, belief in the man, the
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straw man, whoever it may be is fading, fading so fast, like the
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distant memory of 2020. In 2016.
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We'll be talking about just what some of the experts are saying.
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As you saw Catherine Austin Fitts in the beginning of their
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the cold opening, talking about what is really at stake.
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Former Bush administrator, official that she is and creator
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behind startpage.com. Yeah, she knows a thing or two.
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And so does some other people who are talking about the
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Epstein case. We'll be getting into that.
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Not to mention we're going to be getting into all your comments,
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questions and concerns. You can feel free to call in if
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you have the wild hair or if you just are a wild O'Hare yourself,
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feel free to do so tonight. You can do that at your leisure.
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Also, we're going to be getting into some of the geopolitics
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that are now underway as a Project a Sandman is underway
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itself. The collapse, the financial
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collapse is what's being hidden in the very background, right
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between our nose and our eyes as the worldwide calamity is
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flooding and it's drowning in the Epstein misguidance, the
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fraudulence, the let down. Well, so is the financials.
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We'll be talking about that. Also the Hormuz crises, the
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Zionist takeover, the Zionist theatre, some things that are
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uncomfortable, some things that will get people to hate me even
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more, which I'm totally into. And some people pay for that,
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but not here tonight. We'll be talking about that.
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But also we're going to pay attention to in the second-half
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here tonight, some of the health benefits in things we need to
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stock up on, whether it's perishables, vegetables, fruits,
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vitamins, sprouts, you name it. We'll be talking about that in
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some of the nutrients we need to start stocking up.
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And some people are even saying magic mushrooms should be headed
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to that grocery list. And we'll explore that little
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fathomable kind of ordeal here tonight.
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So that's just what's the store. It's a really crazy, weird news
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tonight with with a lot of weirdness happening in the
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world. So is the Chewbacca opera, who's
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now returning in the worldwide flood era.
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And so are eerie alien like heads that are just appearing
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out of nowhere that are totally taking over the KKK, the white
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supremacy, the Russians in the Iranians now are the aliens who
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just have no heating or respect for people's privacy here
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tonight. So we're going to be getting
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into that. So let's get into it now with
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some headlines, shall we, from around the world and in your
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neck of the woods. And let's get to it here.
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All right, let's talk about it here is this is very pressing.
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Well, you might have heard, might have noticed, might have
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felt. In my case, we didn't have a
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show last night. We apologize for that because of
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the the very, very reality of the flooding that's now
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happening all over the world. And we're going to prove it here
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tonight. But get this now, as the world
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is watching Texas, whether it's the crisis, calamity actors or
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the Clinton Foundation, who's trying to help the situation
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with good old Chelsea Clinton. Yeah, I forgot who her real
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father is, but we'll figure that out later.
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Well, the questions being begged is the United States seeing the
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worst flooding in this summer in its history?
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What in the age is happening? Well, Texas, North Carolina,
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Illinois, New Mexico, add it to the list.
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Now, even where I am in the state of Virginia, Yeah, it's
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happening. Flash flooding has surged into
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the spotlight in this last week with record-breaking floods
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occurring nearly back-to-back across the country from left in
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right of the Mississippi. You bet.
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You guessed it, slow moving thunderstorms in Texas unleashed
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more than more than in any entire summer.
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They're saying worth of rain, torrential rain, you bet,
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sending water surging over riverbanks and killing at least
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120 people. And you better believe or
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they're blowing up the levees as they're now shooting ice.
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Federal federales agents over there in California, they're
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going to be blowing up the levees as the levees break.
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And what did Led Zeppelin know it really well the same week and
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now they're saying tropical Storm Chantelle.
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We've got a real attitude. Poured nearly a foot of rain
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over parts of central North Carolina alone, causing the Eno
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River to Crest over 25 feet, shattering records previously
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set. And during the Hurricane Fanny
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when her ugly Fanny was showing in 1996 flood killing at least
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six people. Yeah, that's CS in Spanish.
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Well, Tuesday brought both one in 1000 year rainfall event to
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Chicago. Storms that cause unprecedented
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levels of flooding in the mountain village of Roduso, New
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Mexico. As I showed you just the other
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night before all hell broke loose towards the end of the
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show. If you recall what the flash
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floods are saying are the most common in summer months.
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But let's cut the crap. It's happening right now.
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In fact, we're getting word this is happening in Atlanta like and
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never seen before and here are some of the the video captures
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that are coming out of Atlanta as we speak.
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It is really going crazy what it is flooded in 2 minutes.
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Reporting live. Can I get a ball?
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What I think we get the message there from MTV Jams, but let me
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just expand on that. What you just saw there was
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coming straight out of Hot Lana flash flooding.
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Now in just a matter of minutes from Georgia, up to 6 inches has
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fell on the Hot Lana city. As of tonight, people are losing
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track of the amount of states now with flash flood warnings.
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Yeah, this is, I mean, you know, somebody unleashed the gates of
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hell, just like we saw in Ghostbusters where just, you
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bet, just the zombie apocalypse is upon us.
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Cats and dogs getting along, the whole 9 yards.
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That was in Atlanta. Now here is North Carolina where
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we saw an uncredible amounts of just malfeasance happen from
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months ago, originally when the incident of a hurricane happened
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to just nights ago. Here it is.
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Ungodly amounts of water, rain, inches, clouds, cheating like
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ever seen before admitted now having to be admitted on the
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mainstream. You're it's OK.
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Do you bet it's happening? Cars, underwater, weather,
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weapons, loud foot stomping, you name it, it's all better.
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Yeah, this is biblical. This is biblical in a time where
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85% of Israel is ready to go to war and further the advancement
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of an Iranian conflict with the United States tied to their hip,
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we are seeing the worst and the worst.
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Now here's a map that I've concocted.
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And so you have an idea. Look at this map right here.
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Increase of heavy rainfall events.
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Now if you start at the northeast, where Boston and New
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Hampshire, all those places are where the rates are black
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resides all 71% increase in rain this time of year.
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You go to the lower half of the states, Florida, Virginia, DC,
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all that stuff, 27% increase in rain.
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Then you go to the Michigan's, the Minnesota's, the Wisconsin,
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37%. You go towards the middle of the
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country, you have a 16%. And then you have 5% in the
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California's, Arizona areas of rain during the hottest summer.
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And then you have a 12% increase in the northwest of the United
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States, 12% as you could plainly see there.
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But wait, that's not at all well.
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What about Japan, you might ask? Well, Japan has seen a increase
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of of what is now being called 900 earthquakes. 900
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earthquakes. As this is happening in Japan,
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we ask ourselves why? Why?
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Well, here is what else is happening now.
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Ungodly amounts of rain breaking windows open all over Tokyo.
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Check the shop. We have it, ladies and
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gentlemen. Look at that.
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I can't believe it. I've been, I've been covering
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the weather here for all of you for a long time.
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This is unprecedented. What say you out there?
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Are we missing a state? Are you in a state where people
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are stuck in their homes or people cannot get to higher
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ground? Because that's a lot of people.
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That's a lot of people. Then we got to beg the question,
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is this, what is the rush to meet the quota of Deagle 2025,
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Deagle 2025, where they said, well, the we're at half the
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year. They can't reach their their
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quota yet. Well, they're trying desperately
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to meet their quota. They're going to get people that
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are saying, well, this is the deep state that is trying to
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prevent the Epstein files and Trump's making a deal with the
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deep state so they remain at Bay and he can finish his agenda.
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You know, I mean, we, you know, we only know what we know when
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we don't know what we don't know.
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A lot of people are asking what in Haiti's is going on.
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And we really feel for the people of Japan, North Carolina,
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Illinois, all over the place who are enduring these hellish
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weather warfare kind of more deals here.
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I can't even take it anymore. We're here.
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We have Liz Marchant saying after Noah's flood, and didn't
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God say the world would never be destroyed by floods again?
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Another way of discrediting God's word, maybe.
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Good point, Liz Merchant. That's something I wasn't
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thinking about. Claudia Sorbello says we don't
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have sirens in Australia. No, we're not sure what they
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have. Just, I guess, didgeridoos.
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Yeah, that's probably as much as it goes.
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OK, so here's some other things we have now.
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Let's talk about this here. I want to talk about this is now
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a lot of people are saying, OK, about the Epstein files.
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We saw the ungodly thing said by the Trump administration, like,
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what's the big deal? A lot of people who are tied to
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the Trump train are saying, well, this is Trump's way of
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negotiating. A lot of people are saying that
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he's in on it or he's in the actual files.
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You have Elon Musk who's alluding to that, who's now on
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his way for starting a third party.
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Well, a lot of people are speaking, a lot of people who
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don't know or a lot of people who may know are certainly
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starting to speak up as we are on this worldwide broadcast all
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over the place. Well, here's margarine Green
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Taylor that's speaking her truth.
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Your recommendation is FBI and DOJ need to turn over all the
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information they have. My recommendation is this case
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should not be closed. We have Ghislaine Maxwell is in
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prison right now and her little black book was ordered to be
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sealed under the court and it has over 2000 names of, of rich,
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powerful people and, and politicians in that contact
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list. So it's hard.
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It's just, look, there's nothing wrong with asking these
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questions. There's nothing wrong with
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saying we want to know more about this.
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And, and I think I think that's important.
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It's important to say I support President Trump and his
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administration while continuing to say we want more answers on
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this. That's not disloyalty, that
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that's actually thinking for yourself.
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And it's actually pushing for for better accountability.
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And that's what the American people deserve.
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And I, I think it's incredibly important to keep asking those
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questions we the American people are fed up with, with what they
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consider to be being lied to or, or told a narrative that's not
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true. And that's what this election
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was about, not only in 2016, but again in 2020 and 2024.
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The American people demand that the deep state no longer control
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this country. The American people demand
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loyalty and truth and, and transparency.
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And that's that is the right thing to continue to search for.
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Well, she makes a lot of points. A lot of people are confused.
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A lot of people are very, very angry.
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In fact, let me tell you now, here's the latest update.
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As you saw Miss MGT talk in there where it doesn't make
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sense. 2000 names just disappeared.
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Well, now we can share that. Prince Andrew, yes, one of the
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Windsors, one of the German tourists who is residing in the
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UK. Well, this is what we can tell
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you right now. Well, he's now free to fly and
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travel internationally as the FBI has now officially ended its
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probe into the connection with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Can you believe that? Yeah, he's free to fly.
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With the investigation closed, you can now leave the UK and
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move freely without any fear of legal repercussions.
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That's right. No charges will be filed against
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Prince Andrew or or any other high profile associate linked to
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Jeffrey Epstein. I'm telling you, the whole
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barter negotiation angle, it's a very tough sell to the American
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people right now is this is the number one issue because of the
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voiceless victims of Epstein and all of the high profile elites.
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In fact, here is Andrew, Prince Andrew, who is living a little
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better today with NOW charges officially.
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Is the fact that once he had been convicted, he stayed with
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him. I stayed with him.
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And that's that's that's the bit that that that that as it were,
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I kick myself for on a daily basis because it was not
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something that was becoming a member of the royal family.
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And we try and uphold the highest standards of and
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practices. And I let the side down.
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Simple as that. One of Epstein's accusers,
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Virginia Roberts, has made allegations against you.
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She says she met you in 2001. She says she dined with you,
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danced with you at Tramp nightclub in London.
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She went on to have sex with you in a house in Belgravia
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belonging to Gulen Maxwell, your friend.
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Your response? I have no recollection of ever
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meeting this lady. None whatsoever.
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You don't remember meeting her? Yeah, that's above his pay
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grade. He can't remember one bit.
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He can't remember one bit. What do you think about that as
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you're thinking about that? Well, here's a little update on
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the just the topsy turvy world we're living in right now.
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Look at this little jet stream global pattern of the weird,
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wonky funkadelic weather happening around the world,
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especially in the United States right now.
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You can see it. We're just on the verge, if not
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in the midst of hurricane season on the East Coast of the US.
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Australia's living large in the cold as the heat wave continues
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across the greater portion of the United States from the from
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the heartland to the east to the Upper East to the Florida to the
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Everglades, you name it right there.
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So it will be monitoring that as we go here tonight.
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OK, we're going to get into some other things now, like real deal
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politics is now we're talking about what's happening in the
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Middle East. We're concerned.
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Makes no sense. We want answers and we want them
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now. Real deal politics, let's talk
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about it. We have issues.
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We got problems. Well, now Trump's Pacific and
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Africa strategies and strategies are now in question as critical
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minerals gamble to counter China.
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And this is a matter that I'm totally familiar with.
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I can finally say that I'm an expert on this.
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But let's talk about it first. Now, as Trump's executive order
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prioritizes the seabed mining in the Clarion Clipperton Zone
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through partnerships like and Nauru to reduce the reliance on
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China. So Africa is a big playing
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ground right now. You have China who's all up and
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down the continent, who by the way is now backing Iran, which
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we'll talk about in a very big gamble as the Congo, who had
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just contracts with China up the wazoo, had a change of heart
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after the so-called ICS coming out of Rwanda, which was
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financed and backed by China. Some say Elon's part of that
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too. Don't hold me to it.
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Well, they came to the US and said we'll give you the minerals
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if you please help us with some security, which at this point
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we're offering Ukraine security, we're offering Israel security,
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greater portions of the EU. Well, now the US summit targets
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resource rich nations like the like nations like Gabon and
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other just just unpronounced names of Africa you just
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probably won't be familiar with. But it's what China's dominance
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is trying to do there to secure supply chains.
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Now America's pivot emphasizes the trade over aid, leveraging
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critical minerals to China's economic influence in the key
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regions. Now critics highlight ecological
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concerns. But we're way past that now
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because of the rising Chinese and Russian engagement in
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Africa, as it's now pressuring US to act swiftly or risk losing
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strategic ground. That's what a lot of this is
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about, leveraging mineral wealth amid China's well rush and
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importance and dominance in the region.
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So it's a high stake bid as the whole world is focused on the
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weather, warfare and what's happening in the Epstein case.
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So is that continuing here? Moving on now, what we can talk
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about Middle Eastern tensions has turn fears as $150.00 oil
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spike amid Straits of Hormuz crises.
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And I'm not quite sure we are ready to produce our own oil in
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the United States as of now. I mean, we're already feeling
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the pinch. When is the pinch become a
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stranglehold? Somebody asked Ted Dugin asked
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him now. Well now as the Iran Israel
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conflict risked a spike to oil of $150.00 a barrel if the
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Strait of Hormuz closes completely, which we're told it
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is well, geopolitical risk loom over global markets amid A
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tactical military responses. Now the United States Iran
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intentions under score the uncertainties over spare oil
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capacity. Analysts cite $200 billion in
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potential losses from supply disruptions and a strain between
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fiscal policy choices and energy market fears are now persisting.
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That's absolutely correct. The Middle Eastern powers and
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not big on compromise. Not in this case.
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They're trying to put their big daddy pants on as the straight
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of Hormuz is, well, it's being promised to close.
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Balancing your risk and markets of persistent geopolitical
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vitality and validity. Well, now Americans are thinking
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twice about backing another war since we've been through this
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module and Deja vu before. So there you go.
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We've learned lessons. While at least some of us have,
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we're not sure about the others. Now that is going to bring us to
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this one and we're definitely going to start looking at the
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live chats out there before we get to some real deal
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international and or other. While here we have some people
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are saying we have Twilight saying Mr. Build back, excuse
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me, big beautiful Bill says the ocean waters at Antarctica are
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reversing. Really.
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OK, We have Seth Black who is wearing his rice hat tonight
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with his chopsticks saying I'm glad China is backing Iran.
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Well, we know who said you're on Seth.
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I don't know about that. OK, we have another one here and
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we have a $5 plus gallon here over there in Mexico.
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Thank you, Angelina for letting us know and we'll be avoiding
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that. We have Martin Mcclintock saying
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what a joke. This is sick.
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You're telling me, Martin, I have AI have a barf bag next to
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me. If you need an extra 1, let me
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know. We have Wild Mountain Bear who
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has a thing for MTG POTUS 2028. OK, I might be with you on that.
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We have Egyptian Princess liar Andrew Pig.
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That's a wonderful game. We play at the playground too.
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Let me go to Rumble. We have we have Kenny 59-B says
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X 22 things Trump is sitting on it for now because of the judges
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in place in the House and Senate.
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That is a good point Kenny. Thank you for sharing that but
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it but we'll use it against them now he has them by the the
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cohones if they have oh if they have any.
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That's a good point. Yeah.
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I mean, if you put it that way. And thank you for sharing that,
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Kenny. I guess if you really, you know,
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we have some judges who could just say, just dismiss this
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thing like they did the 2020 recount election, then it's kind
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of a pointless plus four card in the game of Uno.
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But in the game of public opinion, I mean, people want
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this thing right now. They're tired of waiting.
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And I'll tell you, as a guy who wrote an article on Epstein for
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21st Century Wire that I did in 2015, I'm more than ready.
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I I've been talking about Epstein for way too long and
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just no one listens to me. I don't know what else to say.
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We have Dame Pam that ask do lizards sweat?
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That is good. That's a good question.
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I never thought about that. Do lizards sweat?
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You know, I'm going to, I'm going to go on a just just a
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limb and say, yes, they do. Here's another one that we have
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time on Rumble saying wars are money maker for all sides and
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taxpayers are the losers. Yes, I'm feeling very loser ish
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tonight. You guessed it.
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You guessed it. OK, let's get to some real deal
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international news. Yes, a lot to talk about
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here. Real deal international news
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before I have to get to the Macron issue.
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Well, as this is happening, you know, as the the volatile
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markets are about to collapse, which we believe they are are
29:41
about to collapse. Trump is inflating the banks,
29:44
the Rothschild bank money, all their monopoly money and we're
29:47
going to go totally crypto but don't tell anyone.
29:51
Well, the security state is going to put their dibs, their
29:54
finger in the pie and certainly London is no, just, well, there,
30:00
there no sideliner to that. Let me tell you about this now
30:02
as London's facial recognition second to Las Vegas, Well, now
30:07
they've hit a milestone and sparks surveillance versus
30:10
privacy debate. Oh, yes, let me tell you a bit
30:13
more about this now is the London Metropolitan Police.
30:17
And you better pay attention because what happens in England
30:19
trickles down to Canada, then trickles down to the United
30:23
States. You better believe it.
30:24
Well, now London's Metropolitan Police may get this now 10135
30:30
arrest via live facial recognition since 2024.
30:35
Scanning gathers 2.4 million people with a hit rate of point
30:40
O 4%. Unbelievable on this is I guess
30:47
what are we going to have to do? Start wearing nylon over our
30:49
heads? While the cases include
30:51
apprehending sex offenders, robbers, bail jumpers, permit
30:55
records. Now critics highlight the
30:56
privacy erosion noting 99.9% of the scanned individuals had no
31:02
criminal ties. Can you believe that?
31:04
So now the met tout the the people who are paying attention
31:08
over there familiar with this. They're saying this is a game
31:11
changer for public safety, citing efficiency and reduced
31:14
officer workload. It's all going AI, isn't it?
31:17
Now there are ethical concerns as they're now looming as the
31:21
mass surveillance coexist with democratic freedoms.
31:24
Well, the answer is absolutely no and never ask me again.
31:28
Now the number of reveal of the fundamental trade off is quite
31:31
scouring and quite worrisome as the slippery slope is as
31:35
slippery as the well the soap in the bathroom in this case as the
31:40
criminals certainly may not have a chance.
31:43
But at one point, are you going to be the criminal who's guilty
31:46
of walking around without a wearable or some kind of crime
31:50
prevention dog collar as the way we're going?
31:55
Speaking of dog collars and Speaking of dogs, Well, that
31:57
brings us to Macron's wife quotation marks.
32:03
Well, just recently, Candace Owens, who has been on a hot
32:06
streak lately, was called by Donald Trump who politely asked
32:10
her to please stop talking about Macron's daddy, AKA man wife as
32:14
he's trying to make a deal with friends.
32:17
Well, now there's a Doctor Who started to speak who is
32:20
definitely familiar with Missus Macron or Mr. Macron who
32:24
depending who you asked, who was just found dead apparently.
32:29
And allegedly he was the guy that performed a surgery on this
32:32
creature, the creature of the Blue Lagoon of France.
32:36
And I guess dead man tell no tells.
32:39
We'll check this out. And we'll discuss and throw up
33:03
together after the. The President Francais.
33:53
Ladies and. She's a man, baby.
34:12
She is a man Emmanuel Macron should be.
34:16
He should throw himself off the Eiffel Tower or we're going to
34:19
do it for him. That is a bullseye right there.
34:23
No, Come on, Mona. Me.
34:28
We, we totally. So anyway, that guy's dead now,
34:31
as you discovered. This is just unbelievable today.
34:33
What? What?
34:34
What do you think out there? No woman that sits like that?
34:38
Yes. With swollen plumps.
34:40
Lina Star Moon says, yeah, I, I, I think so.
34:43
I think so. And that London facial
34:45
recognition would tell you otherwise, would tell you just
34:48
that. OK All right.
34:50
If you want to call in here, we are still going through our 80s
34:54
edition week. I'm going to go through some of
34:56
the some of our in as the world is spinning out of control.
35:01
Well, we beg the question of some of these.
35:03
We want to hear your top twos of the 80s and a lot of people gave
35:06
me some answers. I'm going to share with share
35:09
with you some of those when we get back from break.
35:11
Also, we're going to talk about some health, We're going to talk
35:15
about longevity and we're going to talk about some weird news
35:20
that's coming out of Mexico. And Mexico, let me tell you, is
35:25
going through some weird changes in Mexico as they're trying to
35:30
kick gringo and the Canadians out of the very Latin, Latinx,
35:35
Latin American areas. As the financial tear down
35:39
happens, they need a straw man, they need a gringo to blame.
35:42
So we'll talk about that in your comments.
35:45
Question concerns right here. Real Deal Media live with your
35:48
Shirley. We'll be back after this quick
35:50
break. Yeah.
36:01
Now, do you feel like Madonna tonight?
36:03
Yeah, I do. I have to admit it.
36:06
It feels great. How did you?
36:07
Come up with your outfit. This was in my wardrobe,
36:10
something different to wear instead of all black folks.
36:13
I know she likes Black Madonna. That's her favorite color.
36:15
This is Jodie Smith. Who's 15 years old goes to
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None. OK, welcome.
38:07
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We're going to be doing live music.
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39:30
love nature, be careful out there.
39:32
We have received word that it is Bigfoot breeding season.
39:36
So be careful for these signs out there Is the Bigfoot
39:39
breeding areas tell you to avoid eye contact.
39:43
Avoid eye contact. And I couldn't not agree more.
39:46
OK, there you have it. I'm telling you it is a
39:50
dangerous world out there, is it not?
39:53
I tell you that here we have we have a lot of people who are
39:58
saying Monica Lynn says my baloney has a first name.
40:02
Yes, it does. Oh, I could just taste the old
40:07
nostalgic things. OK, we have another one here.
40:10
We have, they'll play their part.
40:13
Patriot and Dave says, yeah, you know, there's a lot of kabuki
40:17
theater going on and I'm getting tired of it myself.
40:20
I'm tired of the the speculation games, the scratcher games.
40:24
You know, we're just, we're just trying to get back to the 80s,
40:27
aren't we? Not I know you feel the same out
40:30
there. We have Rumble Manny over there
40:33
and Rumble saying, did you hear Steve Bannon had done a
40:36
documentary on Epstein? I want to see.
40:38
Yes, I have heard that and he's been sitting on it because he's
40:41
too lazy to edit it. That's what I think.
40:45
We also have another one. We have Rebel Mama, who has
40:51
everyone has a theory. No one knows for certain unless
40:56
you are the great Karnak. Unless you are the great Karnak.
40:59
Yeah, that's true. That is definitely true.
41:02
And speaking Rebel Mama, who is definitely playing tonight, she
41:06
wanted me to share the following.
41:08
Well, when asked and we'll be looking around about the
41:12
following. Let me share this with you
41:14
before we get to our international, well, our
41:18
international homework here. Well, we asked and she answered.
41:23
Well, her favorite games are Miss Pac-Man, Space Invaders,
41:27
Cats 82. She loves.
41:30
Yeah, I guess that is a that's a song.
41:33
Also, Ford Explorer red with black leather interior was her
41:37
first automobile that she loved. And also she had an 85 Grand
41:43
Prix T bar in the in in black. I didn't know, did not know
41:48
that. We asked her what her favorite
41:49
babes were and she said her favorite hunks were Rob Lowe and
41:53
Stefan Edberg, the tennis player.
41:57
Very interesting. Very interesting.
42:01
We have a lot of people who have answered out there.
42:04
We'll try to get to more of those if you want to.
42:07
Feel free to join, and we'll look at yours as well.
42:11
We have, Yes. Yeah.
42:15
Don't play dead. A lot of people are saying, and
42:17
here's something. You're right, Sir.
42:20
Wild horses could not tear me away.
42:23
Yeah, I remember that. And Elizabeth.
42:25
And remembers that commercial, too.
42:27
I'll tell you that much. We have more people.
42:31
Yes. Ford Explorer, 2 seater Mustang,
42:34
Go. God, those were great.
42:36
We have something, girl that says Johnny Carson, and they
42:38
just don't make Johnny Carson's like they used to.
42:40
Do they? I I don't think so.
42:43
And if you don't know, yeah, the showbiz pizza was well before
42:48
Chuck E Cheese. Just so we're clear on that.
42:51
Just so we're clear as the Centipede and Tempest weren't my
42:54
jam. Also, Mike Adams said he just
42:57
texted me. He said he loved Tron, he loves
42:59
Frogger, he loves everything about the 80s.
43:02
And we might even get him to to share some things, some
43:06
sentiment with us. OK, that's how we see it.
43:10
All right, let's get to some other things here.
43:12
And how about that Madonna thing?
43:15
Well, I want to share this. You know, somebody sent this to
43:18
me because in as we're trying to figure out the past as what was
43:23
lied to us as a lot of the present makes no sense,
43:27
especially when we're now funding and giving weapons to
43:30
Ukraine again. Are you?
43:31
Planning to send more weapons to Ukraine?
43:35
We're going to send some more weapons.
43:36
We have to they they have to be able to defend themselves.
43:39
They're getting hit very hard now.
43:41
They're getting hit very hard. We're going to have to send more
43:43
weapons. You have defensive weapons
43:46
primarily, but they're getting hit very, very hard.
43:52
Yes, yes, they're getting hit really, really hard.
43:55
But a lot of things don't make sense.
43:57
Well, somebody sent the following to me.
43:59
They said, Jane, history is being shown, it's being exposed.
44:02
And I'll tell you this, when I looked further into stories like
44:06
Helen Keller that was really created during the women's
44:11
suffrage of the early 1900s, some people said, well, even the
44:16
Anne Frank story is not what we think.
44:19
And I said, what do you mean by that?
44:20
So that they share the following with me, which I'll share with
44:23
you. And you be the judge as I'm just
44:26
the messenger, not the executioner.
44:28
And let's see if we can get to the bottom of Is the Anne Frank
44:31
story not Real either? The original diary manuscript
44:35
was forensically examined by the German state forensic Bureau,
44:37
the Bundes Criminal AMPED. Their analysis determined that
44:41
significant portions of the work were written with a ballpoint
44:44
pen. Since ballpoint pens were not
44:46
available to everyone before 1951, portions of the work were
44:50
added well after the war. Handwriting experts determined
44:53
after closer examination of the originals, that all of the
44:56
writing in the diary was by the same hand, and the BKA
45:00
determined that none of the diary handwriting matched known
45:03
examples of Anne's real handwriting.
45:06
The true author of the diary was Jewish novelist Levine, who
45:10
demanded and was awarded $50,000 in payments for his work in a
45:14
court action against Anna's father, Otto Frank.
45:17
The truth about the Anna Frank diary was first exposed in 1959
45:21
by the Swedish journal Freya UD. It established that the Jewish
45:25
novelist Mayor Levine had written the dialogue of the
45:27
diary and was demanding payment for his work in a court action
45:30
against Otto Frank. An extract from the Swedish
45:33
articles appeared in the American Economic Council
45:35
letter, April 15th, 1959 as follows.
45:39
History has many examples of myths that live a longer and
45:42
richer life than truth and may become more effective than
45:45
truth. The western world has for some
45:48
years been made aware of a Jewish girl through the medium
45:51
of what's purports to be her personally written story, Anna
45:54
Franks diary any informed, literally inspection of this
45:58
book would have shown it to have been impossible as the work of a
46:01
teenager. A noteworthy decision of the New
46:04
York State Supreme Court confirms this point of view in
46:07
that the well known American Jewish writer Mayor Levine has
46:11
been awarded $50,000 to be paid him by the father of Anne Frank
46:16
as an honorarium for Levine's work on the Anne Frank diary.
46:19
Evidence compiled by Doctor Robert Ferrison of France
46:23
establishes that the famous diary is a a literary hopes.
46:27
After doing substantial research, Professor Ferrison
46:30
stated the truth obliged me to say that the Diary of Anna Frank
46:35
is only a simple literary fraud. Some wild stuff coming out.
46:42
I'm telling you. I'm telling you now as that's
46:45
getting wild. We share this with you as a lot
46:47
of people are talking about the new alien invasion.
46:50
Well, we want to be part of the craze too.
46:52
Don't count a shout. Now, as this is coming down to
46:55
Mexico, it's a different kind of alien.
46:58
We don't, we don't know about the legal status.
47:00
But let me tell you about it here first.
47:01
You're going to see a strange video that's now circulating all
47:04
over social media. You're going to see what appears
47:07
to be a head of what seems to be an alien or a very gaunt like
47:13
individual that some have likened to that of, yes, indeed,
47:16
an alien who's going to be picking out from behind a car.
47:20
Now as we put our detective hats on or detective glass pieces on,
47:25
you're going to see something that is a bubble is head, which
47:29
is being described as a bubble is head with a pair of large
47:33
black eyes. Yes.
47:36
And people are getting freaked out and I'm one of them.
47:41
Check this out. Let's see together here.
47:57
OK. What do you think about that?
48:00
I mean, this is, I don't think people are buying that.
48:04
No, what do you think about that?
48:08
Here is we have Monica Lynn who says they're not aliens, they're
48:13
fallen angels. And don't be deceived by the
48:16
alien narrative. That is the Christian belief.
48:18
Yes, Monica, you're free to say that.
48:22
Here is. By the way, you brought up the
48:26
moon. Had people seen this too?
48:29
I have seen the moon in three to four different places each and
48:34
every day of this week. I'm not even kidding here.
48:38
One day it's in the same spot. Today it's nowhere to be found.
48:43
What is going on? What in Hades is going on?
48:47
So that's something else to be weird about.
48:49
Now as I'm telling you this, we want to talk about Mexico.
48:54
Well, there's about something going on here as the Chupacabra
48:59
is bringing a lot of concerns. If you don't know what that
49:02
Chupacabra is, it is quite the scene to be, well, to be talked
49:06
about, that is. Well, there's a Truba copper
49:09
Now. They're coming out through their
49:11
nasty heads, coming out because a lot of cattle, a lot of farm
49:14
animals have a weird kind of substance that is being done to
49:18
them. Let me tell you about this now.
49:19
Well, this is coming out of coast to coast.
49:22
My former stompy grounds over there from years back, good old
49:26
days of my producer days. Well, the mysterious slaying of
49:29
a slew of farm animals over there in Mexico as we stay in
49:32
Mexico has raised a specter of the infamous Truba Coppera.
49:37
Yeah, which some believe may have been behind a grisly
49:40
attack. Yes.
49:42
According to a local media report, the unsettling incident
49:45
came to light last Thursday morning when a family over there
49:48
at the the tech tech, the Lacto Tepic de Bonito Juarez, woke up
49:58
to find that 20 of their sheep in chickens were killed by an
50:03
unknown predator overnight. The discovery was particularly
50:07
unnerving due to the weird way in which the unfortunate animals
50:10
met their demise. And you could just search the
50:15
chupacabra on, you know, anywhere and you could see some
50:18
very weird stuff that farmers are talking about.
50:20
This isn't just some kind of twilight conspiracy sector.
50:25
Now the puzzling family. What's puzzling the family was
50:28
that their sheep and chickens were kept in an area surrounded
50:31
by tall fence that would have required their killer to fly or
50:35
leap into the location to pull off what is being described as
50:39
the grizzly feet. Additionally, the predator was
50:42
seemingly interested in animals blood beyond anything else.
50:47
They were merely killed with monstrous bites rather than
50:50
being eaten or taken for a few future meals.
50:54
Now, the strangeness of the slayings has LED some to suggest
50:57
that the Chupa Capra could have been behind the vampiric attack
51:03
that went unnoticed right in the middle of the night.
51:05
And the family who lost the animals is understandably on
51:08
edge, as you can imagine, following the instruments,
51:11
especially since they also kept goats, cows, turkeys on their
51:14
farm with those animals were spared last week.
51:17
Now the fear about these bloodthirsty creatures is that
51:21
they could return to target them.
51:24
Now the family experienced dismay that the authorities have
51:27
yet to investigate these strange slayings, demanding that someone
51:30
could get to the bottom of the mystery before the panic
51:33
inducing predator strikes again. I'll tell you that that is kind
51:41
of eerie if you ask me. So you believe in the
51:45
chupacabra? Because I'm certainly have no
51:47
answers for this. I mean, look at this creature
51:49
here. Look at this creature.
51:53
Nobody can tell me otherwise. I've been covering the
51:56
chupacabra for ages. What do you think it is out
51:59
there? Well, look at this.
52:01
We have Seth, who thinks it's skinwalkers.
52:04
Chubert. Yeah, we could be.
52:06
We have Samantha Dubai saying Draco Reptos.
52:11
Well, she might know a thing or two about that.
52:12
OK, we have Paula Fink asking, have you looked at the sun
52:17
lately? There are two Suns in the sky.
52:18
Yes, Paula, that has been reported coming out of Phoenix.
52:23
We shared that not too long ago. There's different Suns.
52:27
There's also reportedly a dark black hole sun, not the song,
52:31
but coming out of China where people are passing out
52:34
everywhere, reaching temperatures up to 130° in
52:38
mainland China. Can you believe that?
52:41
Can you believe it? Let's see what people are saying
52:43
on Rumble and you can feel free to call in at your leisure.
52:49
OK, that's not it. I don't know what I just sent,
52:51
but you get the Just ignore that.
52:55
Here you go. Feel free to do so at your
52:57
leisure here. Let's go to Rumble, shall we?
53:00
We have people saying we have Hydra horses.
53:07
Angelina. Yes, if you have horses, I'd be
53:09
a little worried out there. But we have Madeline who says
53:13
I'm making friends with Bigfoot, stat.
53:18
Well, you should be careful a lot, Maddie, because as we
53:21
established, it is mating season for Bigfoot.
53:23
Don't make any eye contact. Avoid at all cost.
53:28
Whatever you do, avoid at all cost.
53:30
Thank you. And finally, finally here we
53:35
have Claudine who says don't trust scientific.
53:37
What can do today? Yeah, don't trust any of them.
53:42
I would say so. Angelina Wolf says.
53:46
They say it's not real Anne Frank.
53:48
I think a lot of these big stories, you know, I think Anne
53:51
Frank is just a another tally of a lot of these fake stories,
53:56
whether it's the Helen Keller story, whether it's the Anne
53:59
Frank story or whether it's the Stevie Wonder story.
54:02
Yes, you know what I'm talking about out there.
54:05
Can anyone tell me why this man wears a watch?
54:07
I'm still asking. And also, why is he really just,
54:17
why is he ski shooting too? That's another question I have.
54:20
Well, Speaking of that, there's a lot of mystical wonders in
54:24
this world. There's a lot of youth.
54:27
Stevie, thank you very much. As we finish that in, we're good
54:30
with the Chupacabra. Well, there's a lot of mystical
54:33
wonders in this world. We're trying to get to the
54:34
bottom of it. We're all learning.
54:36
A lot of us are. Well, there's certainly
54:39
something that is now being learned by many.
54:42
A lot of people would have said you're crazy, you're high,
54:44
you're stoned long ago. Well, that is magic mushrooms.
54:49
And we're definitely going to be talking about that as I'm
54:52
definitely familiar with that. So get this next story is this
54:57
is coming out of Natural News and I'm so happy for it.
55:00
Well, let me tell you about the cybasilium craze that's underway
55:03
now. Yeah, it's definitely a thing.
55:06
And magic mushrooms may hold the secret to longevity.
55:09
Now, experts are saying cybosilamine extends lifespan by
55:11
57% in a groundbreaking study. And I got to tell you, cybosilam
55:18
saved my life 10 years ago. One of the things.
55:21
But there's some key points to know here.
55:24
Well, could the key to living longer, a healthier life in a
55:27
age-old psychedelic compound be in mushrooms?
55:30
Well, emerging research suggests that cybosilum is an active
55:33
ingredient in magic mushrooms does more than expand
55:38
consciousness. It may drastically slow aging at
55:42
a secular, excuse me, at a cellular level.
55:46
Well, pioneering study from Emory University reveals that
55:49
cybosilum, the metabolized form of cibacillin extended the
55:53
lifespan of human cells up to get this now 57% fifty said
56:00
that's like nearly 3/4 of your life while preserving critical
56:04
anti aging markers. Now cibacillin treated human by
56:09
fibroblasts cells that lived up to 57% longer with preserved
56:14
Telmore length, a key biomarker linked to aging.
56:18
Now aged mice given monthly doses of the cybosome showed 60%
56:23
higher survival rates and improved physical markers like
56:26
restored for quality. I mean I would have loved to
56:29
bend the lab rat for that experiment, wouldn't you?
56:33
Now also the compounds enhances what they're calling the
56:37
longevity protein. It reduces the stress,
56:40
stabilizes DNA, suggesting multifaceted anti aging
56:44
benefits. And finally, experts warn that
56:47
these findings are preliminary. But who cares about that, but
56:51
signal a revolutionary shift in the gerontology research
56:56
department itself. And what a research department
56:59
that is. Some of the funnest groups of
57:01
people you'll ever meet wearing a lab coat.
57:05
Isn't that something? And that's the magic of the
57:08
mushroom, they're saying. And we're grateful for that.
57:11
Are you willing to take mushrooms out there?
57:14
Are you willing to shed some of the peer pressure to do so?
57:20
I'm wondering if you are. I'm wondering if you are this
57:23
next story. Speaking of health, well, you
57:25
know, where's my manners? Let's get into some health,
57:28
shall we? I think it's time.
57:38
Real deal health. Let's talk about it.
57:40
I think it's time. I'm going to tell you about a
57:42
new diet here that's a lot of people are saying is the craze
57:45
of in the talk of the town. Now get this, it's called the
57:49
virgin diet. Virgin diet is a 7 day journey
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to shed pounds and uncover food intolerance.
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Full, full transparency, I'm gluten intolerant out there.
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I don't know about you. It's years of the glycophate.
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I love gluten. Gluten doesn't love me, and
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neither do the chemicals they've been putting in American food
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for a long time, but now there is a new way to shed that and I
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think we want to learn about it now.
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The virgin diet is it's being coined focuses on eliminating 7
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high 5 foods such as gluten, soy, dairy, eggs, corn, peanuts,
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sugar, artificial sweeteners. They may cause subtle but
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damaging reactions like. And here's a big one,
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inflammation, bloating, and yes, weight gain, even in seemingly
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healthy foods. Now participants who but wanted
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to partake in the virgin diets, well, participants often lost a
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7 to 10 lbs in seven days and up to 10 lbs in 21 days without
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cutting calories or increasing exercise.
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By addressing food intolerances instead of calorie restriction.
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I mean this is a simple fix. Now there are three phrases in
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the system, namely elimination, removing all 7 hi-fi foods to
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detox and reset the body, reintroduction of testing foods
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to identify intolerances, maintenance, customizing a long
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term plan with tolerable foods that the Virgin diet has
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approved of. Now benefits include high and
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higher energy, clear skin, better digestion, reduce
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inflammation, emphasizing over overall well-being alongside fat
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loss. Like fad diets, the plan is
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based on food intolerant science, helping individuals
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clear their gut and living a habitual life that is better
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than ever before and balancing your hormones too.
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Well, is that something you're willing to do?
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Because a lot of people are saying that they're doing the
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caveman diets out there. We hear about the South Beach
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diets, no carb diets, high carb diets of the 80s.
1:00:00
What do you think out there? We want to hear your thoughts
1:00:03
out there. Let's see, we have the OK, we
1:00:10
have a lot of people who here is.
1:00:16
OK, we have Seth who's saying the mushrooms called liberty
1:00:18
caps as well. Yes, if you micro dosing we have
1:00:22
Claudine says marijuana was best in the 80s.
1:00:24
It was a fun time. Yes it was Yes it was no
1:00:29
argument here. Let's see what other people are
1:00:31
saying on Rumble. We have we have Mr. Wetland says
1:00:37
the Rottweiler, Pitbull and cat died and were asked.
1:00:40
OK, I missed that one. Thank you.
1:00:42
I did not see that. OK, let's see this one here.
1:00:48
Also on Rumble, we have the real general saying US gluten is not
1:00:54
good. OK, No, I I'm telling you, it's
1:00:57
not good. I don't know how people, you
1:01:00
know, you ever have friends that ask you to help them move?
1:01:04
This is maybe an LA thing. So, you know, friends how you
1:01:07
know, everybody's moving all the time.
1:01:09
So you help them move and they want to pay you it with, with
1:01:11
pizza and beer. And that is the worst thing you
1:01:14
could ever do, at least for me. I get so sick on that I can't do
1:01:17
it. But yeah, the gluten's a problem
1:01:20
in in the United States. It's very, very poisonous.
1:01:24
OK, here's another one we have. We have Dan Pamas says I've
1:01:31
never had this kind of shroom before.
1:01:33
Where are they found? Well, some say Southern Indiana
1:01:40
and just maybe we can help you, but none on there.
1:01:42
We don't want to get in trouble with the federales.
1:01:46
And then finally, that's why I'd like to ask, is there a gluten
1:01:50
in chips? No, it's because it's potato,
1:01:52
right? Gluten doesn't have that.
1:01:54
Gluten doesn't have that. So finally, we have one final
1:01:58
segment. But before we do, here is a word
1:02:01
from a 1980s song off. You're a bitch girl, You've gone
1:02:10
too much. You don't.
1:02:12
You've gone a way you can belong a no man's way.
1:02:16
You can belong a no man's mother.
1:02:17
It's a bitch girl. You don't know much, but you've
1:02:21
gone too far in a way. You sit down but you don't know
1:02:26
where. Simone is gone, but you don't
1:02:29
really care. It's a bitch, girl.
1:02:31
Don't know much and you've gone too far in a way.
1:02:36
You can rely on an old man's money.
1:02:39
You can rely on an old man's money.
1:02:41
It's a pitch. Don't know much and you've gone
1:02:45
too far right away. You can rely on an old man's
1:02:50
money. You can rely on an old man's
1:02:53
money. I can't go for that.
1:03:07
No, no, no, can't do. I can't go for that.
1:03:11
No, no, no, can't do. I can't go for that.
1:03:15
No, no, no, can't do that. I can't go for that.
1:03:20
Can't go for that. Can't go for that.
1:03:21
Can't go for that. I can't go for that.
1:03:35
Well, who won that song off? Was it Daryl Hall or John Holmes
1:03:40
or Hall and Oates there or so That was Mike and myself.
1:03:44
We had a Daryl Hall and John Oates song off.
1:03:47
Who won that? We are just incredibly curious
1:03:52
who you are voting for on that. Well, we have a lot of people
1:03:55
who are speaking. Well, we have Rebel Mountains.
1:03:58
It's Mike Adams needs to let his hair grow.
1:04:01
OK, We have tinted bits over the rumble.
1:04:04
Who says someone or no. Excuse me.
1:04:09
That's Doctor Pyrostein. Who says why is his.
1:04:11
No. His nose crooked?
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That's a good question. Let me get back to you on that.
1:04:18
We have Minnie Lynn, who says his stashes off.
1:04:20
Well, you know when you're singing with passion?
1:04:22
Yeah, your your facial hair might fall off.
1:04:24
That's how crazy it is. We have Seth Black, who says,
1:04:29
oh, my God, Mike Anne's blue, you white, You know who asked
1:04:31
you? Seth, who asked, OK.
1:04:34
And then we said, I will live for 180 years.
1:04:38
Well, after hearing that, you may want to know if you want to
1:04:43
do that. And then finally, finally, we
1:04:50
have yes, rebel Mamma says I vote for Dean.
1:04:52
Thank you, Marnie. Thank you very much for that.
1:04:55
That's very sweet of you. And Dame, Pam says his nose does
1:05:00
certainly look crooked. It does.
1:05:04
It does what? Again, Dame?
1:05:07
When you're singing with passion, that happens sometimes.
1:05:11
My gosh, that's going to. Bring us too.
1:05:31
Final thoughts here as we finish the global flooding episode here
1:05:35
tonight is we have finished with our 80s week.
1:05:39
You know I'm as I finish up my series here at this wonderful
1:05:42
studio here on the East Coast. I really hope everybody enjoyed
1:05:46
themselves the last couple of weeks as I now travel back to
1:05:52
the West and I'll be mobile for you and monitoring what's
1:05:56
happening in the weird the the weird tide happening at the
1:06:01
beaches over there in California.
1:06:02
Hey, but you know, one thing for sure is is the world go gets a
1:06:08
little crazier by the week and the people who we think are on
1:06:12
this side could be on that side. We don't know.
1:06:16
One thing I know for sure is that this incredible audience
1:06:19
effectively over the world is I don't think we've been, we've
1:06:23
never been this type before as we are facing the ever so
1:06:26
changing world together as one unit.
1:06:29
And I can tell you as someone who is an only child, it is an
1:06:33
incredible thing to experience with all of you.
1:06:36
So I hope everybody's enjoyed 80s Week.
1:06:40
I hope you've enjoyed the series of shows we have managed to do
1:06:44
here the past six weeks, and I'll continue to do my due
1:06:48
diligence as your nighttime moderator and host as we go
1:06:54
further into this incredible wild predicament called the
1:06:58
pandemic War, and we will continue to monitor that.
1:07:03
I will be back Saturday night for the members as we do our
1:07:07
wild Saturday. We might have a wild hair and
1:07:09
open the doors up to everybody, but they'll be for 80s Big 80s
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Just go to realdealmedia.tv, become a night owl and join us
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1:07:26
So OK, OK, wonderful there. So for all of us here at real
1:07:32
deal media, it's been a pleasure serving all of you in this
1:07:37
wonderful studio with our world at War shows and our live shows
1:07:41
and all the other in betweens. So until next time, I'm Dean
1:07:45
Ryan who is always reminding you to remember to stay tuned and
1:07:51
stay awake and always never forget to take me on or take on
1:07:57
me which. Shine away.
1:08:21
I don't know what I'm. Supposed to say.
1:08:26
Sit in a way but hard try to find you.
1:08:34
Shine away. I'll account for you another day
1:08:42
when I have a clear. Today.