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Minnesota's Social Services infected with Fraud-Russia & India Labor Migration Deal-Data Center Gold Rush-National Guard Members Ambushed-Deport Them All-Sports Talk-Super News #96 · Prestons Super Show

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  Get ready for the political sensation with super host and
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  news breaker Preston Olsen. Welcome to Preston Super Show.
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  This is the 96 installment of the Super News and there are
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  Great show lined up for us. Let's dive right into some news.
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  We have. This huge refugee crisis in
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  Minnesota, where the Somalian refugees have broken Minnesota's
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  Medicaid program to the point where government officials are
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  now speaking out against Governor Tim Waltz in Minnesota.
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  I'm going to be honest with you, just browsing through a little
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  bit of this and kind of reading into it, not too deeply.
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  I expect him to be resigned. I mean, if your own Health and
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  Human services department in your state is pointing the
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  finger at you, I mean, it's just a matter of time until we're
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  seeing you resign and, and you take the walk of shame.
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  And honestly, sooner is better than later.
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  I don't understand how, you know, we could look at this a
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  little bit deeper too, where they're talking about.
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  Tim Waltz, This is them. This is the Minnesota Department
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  of Human Services employees, the Minnesota DHS.
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  Tim Waltz is 100% responsible. For massive fraud in Minnesota,
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  they said we let Tim Waltz know of fraud early on, hoping for a
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  partnership and stopping the fraud.
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  But no, we got the opposite response.
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  Whoa, just right there, without going any farther, that right
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  there is downright criminal. That is criminal behavior.
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  So I don't see, after this New York Times story broke about how
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  fraud swamped Minnesota's social services system on Tim Waltz's
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  watch, we knew when he was running for president.
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  Who is this guy? What's he doing?
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  What has he done? Why would Kamala Harris pick
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  him? Lo and behold, he's an expert
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  fraudster. You may have an idea or you may
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  have concepts. Would you need someone to put
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  that plan together? Will Tim Waltz look like the
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  person who is going to make Kamala scams work?
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  Or at least. Bring them in money.
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  And now you're seen what's happened in Minnesota.
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  Let's not forget the killing of the congresswoman in the killing
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  of the family and how close this story was to people's hearts.
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  And all of a sudden, you don't hear a word about that anymore.
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  And they're slowly trying to push you away from Charlie
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  Kirk's assassination. And they're slow walking.
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  Trump's impeachment. There's a deeper state than the
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  deep state. We all say deep state, Deep
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  state. Maybe not we all, but a lot of
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  us say the deep states behind this, deep states behind that.
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  But it's a deeper state than we know, OK?
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  It's not just Soros, it's not just Bill Gates, it's not just
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  certain people like the Rothschild family.
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  It's deeper than that. It goes deeper than that.
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  It's not one person moving or flipping the switches.
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  It's massive demonic energy. It's idolatry worship coming
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  from elements like this in Minnesota, letting in all the
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  Somalis. None of them love God, none of
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  them care about Jesus Christ, none of them care about American
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  values. You let them all in, what
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  happens? Something terrible, something
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  destructive, downright demonic influence on the state of
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  Minnesota by allowing the hordes of Somalis to come into this
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  country who have done nothing for this country, who benefit
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  nothing to America, who are not here to make our country better.
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  They were brought here because they needed a place for these
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  people to be. They knew Minnesota was ample.
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  It was going to be OK. It would be in an area where
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  there's a lot of ways for them to get around buses, things of
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  that nature, easy for them to integrate.
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  They wanted them to integrate. These people don't come to
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  integrate. They come to try to take us
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  over. Do not see what just happened
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  with their Medicaid system. They're about to go without
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  Medicaid in Minnesota if they don't find a solution to how
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  these systems have been drained. So we can put this in
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  perspective. Too.
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  You had Tim Waltz, the governor of Illinois, JB Pritzker and the
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  governor. Of New York, Kathy Hochul, you
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  had them all up on Capitol Hill. They were all getting grilled.
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  And there's Tim Waltz, who had the nerve to try to lecture the
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  Republicans about passing a balanced budget.
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  Remember that? I remember.
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  I watched. See, I pay.
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  Attention to these things for you.
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  He was trying to lecture Republicans about passing a
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  balanced budget, but wouldn't confront the claims about stolen
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  Baylor. Wanted to head for the hills as
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  soon as stolen Baylor was on the table.
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  Tim Waltz isn't fit to be a governor.
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  I expect him to resign in this month of December.
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  I'm predicting it. I'm predicting that Tim Waltz is
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  going to have no choice but to resign.
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  I don't think this message got. Back to him before he started
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  attacking the president saying release the MRI results.
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  No, Tim Waltz, we need you to take a cognitive assessment.
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  Because right now it shows me you are in a mental decline.
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  Tim Waltz is in a mental decline and he's ripping off the people
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  of Minnesota. How terrible is that?
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  This is a state, mind you, that is very split, Republican and
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  Democrat. A lot of people think it's just
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  one big liberal cesspool. It will be if you don't start.
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  Packing the bags of those Somali refugees and zip lining them out
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  of here. That's what has to happen.
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  Illegal aliens must be deported in record numbers at a record
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  pace. I see ICE has 200,000
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  applications on the docket. Let's get some of those people
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  hired and it's time to do some training on the job.
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  It's time to do some training right in the belly of the beast.
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  So we know that ICE, as well as different other agencies from
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  the government are going in to Minneapolis and they're going to
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  start figuring out what's going on here in in the state of
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  Minnesota. Something's going on in our
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  country where we have Democrat governors usurping the power of
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  the president, slurping up all the juice from the rest of us.
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  And then these people in the federal government, these
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  senators, these Congress members.
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  They're so cheap, they can't give us a $2000 stimulus.
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  They're cheap. They're cheap.
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  That's cheap. You just walked up to the air
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  traffic controllers. Hey, thank you.
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  Thank you. Yes, thank you so much.
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  Here's $10,000. But that poor lady carrying the
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  baby in one arm, pushing the stroller in the other arm
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  because the dad is a bomb somewhere living under a bridge.
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  And that woman's doing it all herself, still working 2 jobs,
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  has to struggle to find a babysitter, has to struggle to
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  do it all. You can't get.
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  Her $2000 but $10,000 to the air traffic controller who's already
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  living well, who's already doing good.
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  This is where our country is right now and it's sickening.
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  This has to change. We need rapid pace, all hands on
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  deck if we don't speak up. We're going to be the closed.
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  Mouth that doesn't get fed. Think of that.
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  If we don't speak up, we will be the closed mouths that don't get
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  fed. I don't know about you.
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  The crackers and cheese ramen noodle dinner, That ain't going
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  to work for me. Maybe that works for you.
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  Maybe it does. I don't know.
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  I hope it doesn't. I really hope that doesn't work
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  for you, but if you're on hard times, I understand that.
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  Oh, yeah, I understand that. I'm not going to judge you if
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  you have to eat ramen noodle dinner.
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  Not going to judge you for that. But if you can afford to not eat
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  ramen noodle dinner, that's what we're getting to, folks.
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  That's what we're pushing to. No, I don't want to eat like the
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  Great Depression when I'm supposed to be living in the
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  golden age. You understand?
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  I don't want depression food when I'm supposed to live in the
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  happiest times of my life. This is the brime of your life.
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  Right now, if you wake up, you feel great, everything's
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  clicking, You're in the prime of your life.
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  You don't need someone to hold up a metric bar of 1 to 100 and
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  try to map out where your prime is.
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  Your prime is when you feel prime, do you feel prime?
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  Because if not, we need to work on that.
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  We need to get back to that because it's not an age
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  associated prime, it's an able body prime.
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  Are you able? Are you willing?
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  And it's time to fight for your country.
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  It's time to speak up for your country.
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  It's time to do everything lawfully and legally and put the
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  power and the pressure on the elected officials so that they
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  know we mean business. We must unite as one people,
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  articulate our ideas to the best of our ability and pursue the
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  legislative action. Get behind the groups that are
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  doing these things. Help them in any way you can.
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  Make a phone call, send the e-mail, send the message, be the
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  message. This is what we have to do.
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  Otherwise everything we love is going to be ripped right out
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  from under us. And I understand for some people
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  that's OK. For them, they're OK with.
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  Bury in their. Head in a computer.
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  Or. Bury in their head on a game
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  console, or maybe they're even lost in books.
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  Who am I to be mad at? Them if I'm reaching you, then
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  this is for. You.
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  That's who it's for. It's for who will pay attention.
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  So let's pay attention to something else now that I got my
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  opening monologue out of the way.
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  Congress has a 14% approval rating.
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  Any surprise? Has anybody seen them since
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  they've come back from this 43 day vacation they took
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  government shutdown? No, that was Congress's
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  vacation. Now they're going to get another
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  Christmas vacation. We're supposed to believe that
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  they're going to just. Come out guns blazing.
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  We'll hold them in session. We'll hold the Congress in
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  session until they pass a budget and keep the government running
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  another 30 days, 60 days, whatever they want to do.
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  These CRS are just a dirty game in the filibuster.
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  Stop playing around with your little CRS.
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  You know, Mike Johnson, as soon as he got in there, first thing
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  he said was we're not going to keep passing.
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  These continuing resolutions just to keep the government
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  open. Wow.
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  Has his tune changed? Go back and play the clip from
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  the first time you went in there.
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  It went from we don't want to pass the CRS because we are the
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  minority too. We're the majority.
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  We're going to pass the CRS, we're going to keep it rolling.
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  So if that's the case, then why is it?
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  Such an issue and why can't you figure out how to do one for a
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  whole year or at least longer than 60 days?
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  This makes no sense. At some point we have to face
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  the facts that the government's operating on borrowed money and
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  they're operating on our time. So what I see out of this is how
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  do you keep getting to this point with all of this time to
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  straighten it out. But again, you guys wait till
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  the last minute so that. Shows me you're really not.
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  Good at what you guys are doing and.
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  Then on top of that, it's just been.
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  Kind of this honeymoon feeling since you passed a big,
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  beautiful bill, hoping that the tax returns will come back and
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  be glorious and people will just be so happy with the
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  Republicans. But they're not.
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  And that's not going to change in one year because as you can
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  see, it's been one year and people are rejecting Congress.
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  14% approval. Not good, not good at all.
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  They have themselves to blame and they are not helping Trump
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  in any way, shape or form. They're not.
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  So I look at Mike Johnson, who I want to do better or want to do
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  well. You know, I want him to do a
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  good job for America. But how did?
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  The Senate put a hemp ban in place with a continuing
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  resolution that you sent them it makes.
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  You all look guilty. Whether you can say they did
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  that without us knowing or not doesn't matter to the American
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  people. It's not about what you say, the
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  optics. What we see, that's what counts.
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  That's what people go to the polls and vote on, what they
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  see, what they feel, what they touch, what we see, what we've
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  seen and heard it all. But it's what we feel, what we
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  actually know. If we can't feel it, if it's not
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  there for us to actually obtain, people are just going to dismiss
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  you as just blowing smoke up their ass.
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  And we're sick of that. We want more, we want better.
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  President Trump's approval rating is holding steady.
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  It's around 79%. And that seems about right to me
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  when you factor everything in. He won the election in the
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  manner he did. That support just doesn't
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  vanish. I see his support continuing to
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  grow and he will continue to be a great president.
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  Legacy is going to be determined by a lot of things.
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  Tariffs are going to be a big decider of Trump's legacy.
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  But there are a lot of things he's done.
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  He's done a lot of good. He's done much more good than
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  he's done bad, that's for sure. And it's really not him that
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  anybody's blaming that has a pulse on the economy.
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  No one's blaming Trump for the way the economy's shaking out.
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  I believe he's done what he can do, and he's going to continue
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  to do more. I read in the Wall Street
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  Journal that data centers are the new gold rush and
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  construction companies are getting into it.
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  And once America's construction companies are back to work, this
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  really helps. As far as we know, a lot of
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  warehouses being built in Indiana, Ohio, even Missouri,
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  Kentucky, things of that nature. A lot of places are getting more
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  warehouses. This is really going to help in
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  2026. I see 2026 as being a boom year.
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  A huge economic boom is is lingering, is looming.
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  A cloud of prosperity. Is starting to expand over
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  America. Now it's up to us.
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  To poke holes in that cloud to get the rain to come now and now
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  we got to get the rain to come down on us so we got to keep
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  staying right, staying true to what we believe in here.
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  CBBC says warehouse real estate is doing a rebalancing act. 2
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  interesting points in this article I'm going to point out
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  to you on the subject of rent, which is always a big subject in
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  housing affordability. Rent increases are no longer as
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  steep as they were a few years ago, and in some markets they
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  are actually falling slightly due to oversupply.
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  But wouldn't you like to be in those markets?
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  They don't tell us where those markets are at, but we know in
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  this article here from CNBC, which was written really well,
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  tells us and shapes our kind of thinking here on, Hey, it's not
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  as bad as people are making it out to be.
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  Actually, rents going down for people now.
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  It may be as bad as they say for people trying to sell property,
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  Except the people in, you guessed it, those spaces for
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  data. Centers, they're not going to
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  have a. Problem at all selling real
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  estate for those. I'm going to talk about AIA
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  little bit here. This was brought up in the
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  article. AI is helping owners and
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  operators to analyze supply chains, traffic patterns and
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  data more efficiently, particularly important in
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  identifying potential warehouse locations.
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  They are also helping to manage inventory and predict
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  maintenance needs, both of which reduce cost.
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  So again, you see here that from CNBC, the money people that do
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  this all day, they're even telling you that real estate is
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  starting to feel a little bit better.
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  Housing's going to take time. This was written by Diana Olick
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  on Friday from cnbc.com. Now that is very important.
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  That is crucial to understanding where the housing market is
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  right now, where real estate's going right now.
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  Why is everything look so funky? Why are so many houses up for
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  sale? Why are so many, you know,
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  people running or bolting or these foreclosures?
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  What are these? And instead of worrying about
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  that, just understand the rents are going down because of this.
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  Like rents aren't going up because of the this is going to
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  help rank go down. Then understand on the onset of
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  that. That AI data centers, which
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  people kind of push back on and say, well, they don't create
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  jobs. Well, right now construction
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  companies are working, so they do create jobs because we have
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  job creation here. Then what happens with data
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  centers? Well, when the data center gets
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  built, it does need people to be there, does need people to make
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  that operation successful on top of that.
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  What it does for the? Local community, Oh, look at
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  that. You have a data center in that
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  town. Well, it's going to need
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  maintenance, right? That's a job.
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  It's going to need someone to come and do any type of
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  logistics supplies that need to get there.
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  That's another job. Someone has to get there to
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  help. So I mean you're talking about
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  the business is being built around there being complimentary
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  to the data center business and you're talking about an
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  expansion. Of American energy independence,
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  as you've already seen, Black Friday sales outdid last year
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  and set a record under President Trump and that.
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  Shows. That Americans have.
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  Money that they want to spend and have not been able to yet.
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  They've been waiting for these deals.
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  They've got what they wanted. What does that look like for the
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  beginning of next year? We know typically restaurants
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  have a hard time in January and February.
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  So your Ubers, your Door Dashers, your people doing order
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  picking for groceries and deliveries like that, that slows
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  down. It's going to be a little bit
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  slower. Your cooks aren't getting the
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  hours they want. Your waitresses aren't getting
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  the tips. They, you know, need to continue
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  living and doing that job and being hospitable.
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  Also, you factor in the fact that just from a corporate
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  standpoint that corporates lose profits, then the whole company
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  suffers. So, you know, every branch,
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  every franchise has its own uniqueness to it where location
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  is so prized. But you'll see when these
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  franchises enter January and February, they struggle too.
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  It really doesn't matter if it's connected to food, it struggles
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  in January and February. So right now you're coming up to
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  Christmas. We have a solid 4 weeks here in
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  December for our government to turn this around.
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  They're going to have a solid 4 weeks to turn this sucker
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  around. And I think they can.
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  I think they can. I think they could do it in four
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  weeks. I think they could turn a lot
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  around if they're serious about it and they really want to help
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  the American people. But every time we have good
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  ideas, they ruin them. So we don't need more
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  government. That's not our solution.
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  That should never be our solution.
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  Our solution is less government, limited government.
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  And let's be very clear, we want an efficient government.
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  You know, I know we like to say limited.
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  I know we like to say less government, but we need to be
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  very specific for the younger crowd coming up and for the
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  older people that maybe just aren't as acute as they were
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  with their, you know, learning curriculums.
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  Look, folks, it's about limited government that is efficient in
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  carrying out their responsibilities, meaning that
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  we ask you to clock in and do the job that you were assigned
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  to do. That's what we're asking now
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  that you clock in and decide it's a great day to delegate,
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  delegate all these responsibilities and now you
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  won't do what you're supposed to do and not even really know if
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  the job you were given is even getting done by these people
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  that you put in place. See, push back on international.
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  Anytime you hear international, that means more government.
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  No, no thank you. We don't want international, we
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  want national. We want intrastate commerce.
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  We want commerce moving between States and regions in America to
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  uplift the regions in America and the people in them that
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  serve this country proudly just by being citizens.
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  You know, it was a great honor to be a citizen in Rome.
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  Just because you were born in Rome didn't make you a Roman
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  citizen. Think of that.
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  So to become a citizen was a great honor.
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  The people don't treat that today like a great honor.
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  They treat it as, Oh well, that's just how it's supposed to
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  be, no? It's really not.
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  Supposed to be that way. We made it that way.
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  That's where the honor. Comes in.
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  We honor those who made it that way.
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  So hopefully that helps. Hopefully that steers your
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  thinking in the right direction because I really want to get you
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  thinking. I'm not trying to browbeat you
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  or say you have to agree with what I say or what are you
• 25:05
  thinking. No, I want you to think for
• 25:08
  yourself. So we have Netanyahu.
• 25:12
  Begging for the pardon, please. Pardon me please.
• 25:16
  Trump gave him a pardon that does no good.
• 25:18
  He needs a pardon from the President of Israel.
• 25:20
  Don't don't forget they got a president, a Prime Minister,
• 25:24
  ambassador to this, delegate to this court for this, but they
• 25:29
  don't have a constitution. Would you look at that?
• 25:32
  A constitution would solve a lot of their problems in this pardon
• 25:38
  that Bibi Netanyahu is asking. For it's from a 2019 indictment
• 25:44
  over bribery, fraud and breach of trust.
• 25:49
  Lot of people don't even know what any of this is.
• 25:53
  What's going on here, What's taken place in Israel is that
• 25:58
  there's a power struggle going on behind the scenes.
• 26:02
  Depending on if Phoebe gets that pardon or not is going to show
• 26:08
  who's winning the power struggle.
• 26:11
  What we know for a fact, there are a lot of people who are
• 26:17
  frustrated in the world right now with Israel and how they've
• 26:23
  accepted the truce but aren't really living by it in Gaza.
• 26:26
  And I understand that. I do.
• 26:28
  It's disappointing. Then we have an interesting
• 26:31
  scenario in Honduras where the presidential election is coming
• 26:39
  to a conclusion. Nasri Esfora is the Conservative
• 26:45
  National Party candidate who Trump was supporting and he
• 26:49
  leads the election right now with 34% of the votes counted
• 26:54
  and he is in the lead. They are predicting that he has
• 26:58
  a very good chance to win, which would defy the pollsters who
• 27:06
  really cling to those polls more than they do their own soul.
• 27:10
  To be honest with you, and I respect the polls, but.
• 27:14
  At a certain point, you do have to understand that you're
• 27:17
  polling. A small amount of people
• 27:20
  compared to who actually goes and votes and surprise votes
• 27:26
  like, hey, I'm voting because, well, I just decided I'm a vote.
• 27:29
  I really, you know, some people don't have a reason.
• 27:32
  They just go do it and they, that's just what they live by.
• 27:35
  And sometimes that's another way to look at it and go, hey, you
• 27:38
  know what, as long as you're going and doing what you think
• 27:41
  is right, I'm not going to hold that against you.
• 27:44
  But I did find it interesting to see that these pollsters are
• 27:49
  just so hell bent on being right when they don't really have to
• 27:55
  be right about anything. They just have to show you what
• 27:58
  the polls are and then adjust when the results come out on
• 28:03
  whether or not they're getting close or not.
• 28:05
  Not about them being right, because whether they're right or
• 28:09
  wrong. Won't matter when the results
• 28:11
  come out. They don't dictate policy,
• 28:15
  they're literally just. A poll and anybody can do a
• 28:18
  poll, so. It really shouldn't.
• 28:20
  Be that big of a deal. I mean, I don't know.
• 28:24
  I think the polls are a little bit skewed to benefit one side
• 28:30
  more than the other in most cases.
• 28:33
  There are some polls I think do a better job than others, but at
• 28:38
  the core they're all skewing to one side or the other.
• 28:42
  I think the closest and the fairest you'll get is Rasmussen,
• 28:47
  and I don't know if that's saying a whole lot.
• 28:51
  I just think that is going to be the closest you get to the truth
• 28:55
  and you'll see some other things come out from Gallup.
• 28:58
  Historically, Gallup has been decent, but they haven't been
• 29:04
  perfect and there really is no perfect polling.
• 29:07
  And when pollsters start making excuses, that whole operations
• 29:13
  going under, in my opinion, But that would be a huge win for
• 29:17
  Trump to be able to pick someone across the water, across the
• 29:22
  oceans and have them win because that doesn't always work as we
• 29:25
  seen in other countries, but very recently in Romania where
• 29:31
  they made like this big deal about wanting to get this
• 29:35
  conservative individual in in and he lost.
• 29:39
  And then you go and look at places.
• 29:41
  Like New Jersey, where they put like little, little to no effort
• 29:45
  and they lose. And you're like, you know?
• 29:47
  Whether you put in the effort or not really didn't change
• 29:50
  anybody's mind on you. It was more about like if you
• 29:53
  just had a realistic plan that people could vibe with, you
• 29:58
  know? And sadly people get mad about
• 30:01
  vibes though we can't, you know, vibe with.
• 30:04
  This. Well, you're going to find out,
• 30:05
  really. Fast that if you don't vibe with
• 30:06
  it, it's just not going to work. There's just no way it's going
• 30:09
  to. Work for you so at some point.
• 30:12
  The vibe has to match up, it's all I'm saying.
• 30:16
  President Trump says he's picked his next Fed chairman.
• 30:20
  Who he? Believes will lead the Fed.
• 30:23
  And he likes. Kevin Hassett, I think Kevin
• 30:25
  Hassett's a good pick. I don't think you're doing
• 30:28
  anything wrong by picking Kevin Hassett.
• 30:33
  I think interest rates right now in the short term.
• 30:38
  Cuts are needed. But later on, they will be
• 30:42
  raising interest rates and the question becomes, will we ever
• 30:48
  see interest rates raised during President Trump's
• 30:52
  administration? I think he wants Kevin Hassett
• 30:54
  in there to guarantee we don't ever see an interest rate hike
• 31:00
  during Trump's four year term here.
• 31:03
  That would actually be very big for Trump to never, ever raise
• 31:08
  interest rates as president. And when he's finished with the
• 31:11
  job, he could say, look, I never raised interest rates on the
• 31:14
  people. They got a great deal, a fair
• 31:16
  deal. I think that's huge.
• 31:19
  So if he can get Kevin Hassett in there, who I think would do a
• 31:21
  very good job at the Fed, because I don't believe Jerome
• 31:24
  Powell is actually not very financial savvy and has actually
• 31:29
  put himself in a worse and worse situation.
• 31:32
  Imagine having the opportunity to work with the president and
• 31:37
  be in one accord and hey, we're going to cut the interest rates.
• 31:41
  The president wants it done. We're going to do it done.
• 31:44
  And instead, Jerome Powell drew a line with his foot in the sand
• 31:49
  and then put his foot in his mouth and he has had nothing but
• 31:53
  problems since. You know 1.
• 31:55
  Thing that's going on in Israel right now is they've banned
• 31:59
  Android phones for government officials, government employees
• 32:06
  and the military. They can't use Android phones
• 32:08
  anymore. They want iPhones to be the only
• 32:14
  phone of choice for their government and their soldiers.
• 32:19
  And to me. That's just weird.
• 32:21
  You know, It's just weird. And a lot of people say, well,
• 32:23
  Android can be hacked or broken into, and Apple doesn't have
• 32:28
  that issue. And I say that is such a
• 32:30
  elementary school way of thinking.
• 32:34
  That is what we said in elementary school.
• 32:36
  Yeah. Apple doesn't get any viruses on
• 32:38
  their computer. Yes, they do.
• 32:41
  As a matter of fact, Bill Gates actually paid someone to come up
• 32:45
  with a virus for it and then told Tim Cook about it.
• 32:49
  And then Tim Cook paid that guy not to release the virus.
• 32:53
  So this has been going on for a long time.
• 32:56
  Apple definitely can be infected with a virus.
• 32:59
  What we're saying is why do the iPhones think they're immune
• 33:01
  from any type of virus? I mean, even if you had to do
• 33:04
  something with the phone, if the battery went dead, if the
• 33:08
  battery dies, you can't change the battery.
• 33:11
  You're going to have to get a whole new phone.
• 33:14
  That's what it will come down to in those iPhones.
• 33:16
  You'll just have to get a whole new phone.
• 33:18
  Talk a little bit more news. Before I switch to sports this
• 33:23
  last. Bit of news here I really want
• 33:25
  to hit on. This is interesting.
• 33:28
  Russia's President Vladimir Putin might soon clinch a large
• 33:33
  scale labor migration deal with Modi.
• 33:37
  This was written by Tyler Durden in zerohedge.com and this piece
• 33:47
  is really good because he's laying out that there is a huge
• 33:51
  issue in Russia right now with their demographic and their
• 33:57
  workforce, which is aging out. And they have another problem
• 34:02
  with all of these individuals and immigrants that Russia let
• 34:07
  in from Central Asia, which have turned out to kind of be a
• 34:13
  problem for them. In their words, they're.
• 34:16
  They're saying this has been a little bit of a problem.
• 34:17
  A lot of these people we brought up from Central Asia turned into
• 34:21
  extremist. And they, they didn't gel with
• 34:24
  what was going on here in Russia, which come on now.
• 34:29
  But you're talking about Central Asian Muslims, OK?
• 34:34
  That's what they brought in. Indians, not Muslims, are among
• 34:41
  the most Russia friendly people in the world and they don't have
• 34:47
  historical issues with the country of Russia.
• 34:53
  OK, so they don't have any issue with communist Russia.
• 35:00
  They don't have any issue with working conditions if you know
• 35:05
  what I'm talking about. So I don't see a problem with
• 35:10
  this deal getting done. This makes a lot of sense.
• 35:12
  What's going to end up happening?
• 35:14
  A bunch of people in India that they just don't need.
• 35:19
  Don't have any use for ship them up to Russia.
• 35:22
  Enjoy your new life and they're going to be put to work.
• 35:27
  This honestly is showing me the Ukraine better take that.
• 35:33
  Deal. I mean, they better take that
• 35:36
  deal that's on the table. They better take it because
• 35:41
  Marco Rubio is over there right now with Steve Witkoff speaking
• 35:47
  with Russia's people, and eventually they'll have to speak
• 35:52
  with Putin too to get this done. But it's going.
• 35:55
  To annex some territory over to Russia, which is what this all
• 36:02
  comes about because Obama avoided it.
• 36:04
  Obama was a sanctioned president.
• 36:07
  We'll just put sanctions on them and we'll act like that'll do
• 36:11
  something, but it won't because all of Europe gets their
• 36:15
  resource from Russia when it comes to gas.
• 36:18
  So we knew right away that, well, you have a problem with
• 36:21
  the natural gas, you know, all of Europe is getting it from
• 36:26
  Russia and for them to. Switch over takes a long time.
• 36:30
  It takes so long. So they kind of have the market
• 36:34
  cornered. And Russia knows that, and Obama
• 36:38
  knew that too. So instead of confronting that
• 36:41
  or dealing with that or making a big spiel about that, he just
• 36:44
  left it alone. And that's what happens in
• 36:47
  Washington. When they don't know what to do
• 36:50
  with something, they leave it alone.
• 36:53
  Or they make it worse. President Trump's trying to
• 36:57
  solve this before it gets worse. They were talking about a number
• 37:02
  of roughly 25,000. People die in a week if there's
• 37:08
  any accuracy to that number. Who knows if there's any
• 37:10
  accuracy to these numbers? It's hard to believe.
• 37:14
  That someone's out there tallying up the dead right now
• 37:17
  when all this is going on. I believe that there are a lot
• 37:24
  of people dying and it's bad and it needs to stop because it's
• 37:29
  not making anybody happy. If it's making the war pimps
• 37:32
  happy, that's their cross to bear.
• 37:34
  But it's not making any sane, rational people happy.
• 37:39
  It's not doing anything for the world with Russia and Ukraine at
• 37:44
  odds. So I am praying for peace and I
• 37:48
  do believe we will eventually have peace.
• 37:51
  If it doesn't happen with this deal, They're going to have to
• 37:55
  figure that out by themselves. America is checking out of
• 37:59
  foreign wars. We are not checking in.
• 38:02
  We're not interested in your. Wars or your skirmishes, your
• 38:06
  fighting in your country. President Trump's done nothing
• 38:09
  but go around making peace. And while the president was
• 38:12
  doing that, winning for the world, America is reeling.
• 38:19
  We lose a National Guard member, another one fighting for his
• 38:24
  life, all due to senseless violence.
• 38:28
  Some Afghan national from some refugee pilot program somehow
• 38:36
  got to work with the CIA. What an abomination.
• 38:42
  I told you long before and I'll. Tell you again, the CIA is an
• 38:47
  abomination, the FBI is an abomination, and it's 1
• 38:51
  abomination stacked on top of another abomination and they all
• 38:55
  claim to be an independent agency.
• 38:59
  Independent from what? There is no independent from
• 39:03
  America. There is no independency within
• 39:07
  an independent nation. That's what they don't
• 39:11
  understand. If HUD went us and we're done
• 39:14
  being fooled, mocked, scourged because for. 12.
• 39:22
  Months. We all knew that Biden let all
• 39:26
  these refugees in, but it took someone from the National Guard
• 39:31
  to die before they did a damn thing about it.
• 39:35
  And you could take that to the bank and cash it in because
• 39:40
  that's exactly what happened. It took someone to die before
• 39:45
  they said, Yep, load up the buses, load up the planes, get
• 39:50
  them out, get them out. Get get them out.
• 39:58
  And I know Stephen Miller was punching the air.
• 40:02
  I told you, I told you these people.
• 40:06
  Would do nothing but try to kill like they did in North Carolina.
• 40:10
  Woman on the bus Irene guy gets up, hacks are all up.
• 40:16
  All the rest of those idiots, those imbeciles sat there did
• 40:19
  nothing. Those cowards.
• 40:23
  Then we get Charlie Kirk. Honest man, good Christian man,
• 40:29
  family man, does the right thing, gets up there, speaks to
• 40:35
  people, gives them an opportunity to speak.
• 40:39
  But here comes some wacko, gets behind a rifle, takes his life.
• 40:45
  If that's the way it happened, that's the way they want us to
• 40:48
  believe it happened. However it happened, it
• 40:51
  happened, son, and we're all living with it now.
• 40:56
  And the media so dramatized when it comes to snipers because the
• 41:01
  first thing they said about the National Guard shooting, what
• 41:04
  happened here in Washington, DC, was that it was a sniper.
• 41:08
  No, it wasn't a sniper. It was a guy that ran up with a
• 41:10
  gun, shot the one person, shot the other person, and then
• 41:13
  someone else had to come and save their lives, try to save
• 41:18
  one of their lives now because one's still fighting for his
• 41:20
  life for 12 months. We all knew those Afghan
• 41:25
  nationals were here. This is not news that they were
• 41:29
  let in by Biden. I'm not going to be pulled into
• 41:33
  that line of thinking because it's garbage.
• 41:36
  We know they were here. We know they're killers.
• 41:38
  Look at Minnesota. Look at meet the city of
• 41:41
  Minneapolis where this Medicaid fraud is about to sink the whole
• 41:44
  damn state about sink the governorship of Tim Waltz, who's
• 41:48
  a loser bomb governor anyways. Let's face it, that guy's a
• 41:52
  goof, a goofy goober. Remember a goof troupe from
• 41:57
  Disney with Goofy Tim Waltz and his band of misfits, Goofy
• 42:01
  goobers. And they go running around just
• 42:06
  dumb as a box of rocks, dumb as a box of rocks.
• 42:10
  And that takes us to our scripture of the day.
• 42:13
  Takes us to our scripture of the day.
• 42:15
  Because I think at this point we need some scripture.
• 42:18
  I think when all this anger starts flowing, we just go to
• 42:21
  the scripture. Because you know what, that's
• 42:24
  the relief we need, because it obviously ain't going to come
• 42:28
  from anywhere else. Scripture for the day.
• 42:32
  Proverbs chapter 31 verse #8 Open thy mouth for the dumb in
• 42:41
  the cause of all such as are appointed to destruction.
• 42:48
  Think about that. Let that rest.
• 42:50
  On your soul. Let's sit on your heart, let it
• 42:55
  be there. Think about that.
• 42:59
  Are you going to speak up? Because if you don't, you're
• 43:03
  allowing the retards to run the country.
• 43:06
  You're allowing the retards to get into office.
• 43:09
  And we can't allow that to happen.
• 43:11
  We just can't allow the retards to run this country.
• 43:15
  We have to stop the retards from taking over this country and
• 43:19
  there is a retard coalition out there right now trying to take
• 43:23
  over this country. It's the deeper state, deeper
• 43:27
  than the deep state behind Trump.
• 43:32
  They don't want anything to do with Trump.
• 43:34
  They're trying to avoid him at all cost.
• 43:36
  They're slow walking his impeachment as we speak.
• 43:40
  And don't think the Republicans aren't in cahoots with that.
• 43:42
  They're a part of that deeper state too.
• 43:45
  It's just a matter of the right time to strike for them.
• 43:49
  But in that scripture, when we really focus on that, new Bibles
• 43:54
  will change that to speak up for the oppressed, speak up for
• 43:58
  those who can't speak for themselves.
• 44:01
  When it clearly said dumb, clearly said dumb.
• 44:10
  I don't consider oppressed people or poor people to be
• 44:13
  dumb, but that's what the new Bibles will lead you to believe.
• 44:18
  With simple things like that, simple verses like that go off,
• 44:21
  people start thinking, oh, so being poor means you're dumb?
• 44:25
  No, because you could have been born that way.
• 44:29
  So that's not fair to say someone's dumb because they're
• 44:31
  poor. You're dumb because you show me
• 44:34
  you're dumb. You're dumb.
• 44:35
  Because you let thousands and thousands of Somali refugees
• 44:40
  into your state and then they corrupted your system, the
• 44:46
  system that people's moms need, that sick families need.
• 44:51
  That just sick. People need people are hurting
• 44:57
  and they open up the door to all these different third world
• 45:03
  countries that hate America. They didn't think that will come
• 45:06
  back to bite them in the ass. And it's come back and bitten
• 45:10
  Tim Waltz in the ass so hard. I think he's going to have to
• 45:13
  resign. I mean.
• 45:14
  It it is looking worse as the time goes on when your own
• 45:20
  government comes out, your own state government comes out and
• 45:25
  says you are responsible for massive fraud, you have to
• 45:31
  resign. You can't.
• 45:33
  Stand in there. At that point, you're corrupt,
• 45:37
  and Tim Waltz is corrupt, and now we can, officially.
• 45:42
  Move into sports. So first we have WWE Survivor
• 45:49
  Series. They've totally messed up
• 45:51
  Survivor. Series.
• 45:52
  They've messed it up. They're all mad because people
• 45:54
  talk about it well. What do you think?
• 45:56
  Think people are going to watch it and not talk about it?
• 45:59
  No, we're going to talk about it.
• 46:00
  We're going to have our. Opinions on the matter One thing
• 46:03
  that's not an opinion. Is Paul Hammond?
• 46:05
  Definitely. Pushed that little kid.
• 46:07
  He definitely pushed that kid away.
• 46:09
  And yeah, how did that kid make it past security?
• 46:13
  Nobody knows. Well, what an opportunity for
• 46:16
  Paul Heyman to go. Hey, you know, you made it
• 46:19
  through. You beat these security guys
• 46:21
  out, man, you might be a wrestler one day instead of
• 46:23
  getting their shove. Get on our way, Kid I.
• 46:26
  Thought it was hilarious because that's so Paul Heyman too.
• 46:29
  That's Paul Heyman's character to the team.
• 46:31
  This guy's always in character. You can't fool me.
• 46:34
  Now, pushing the kid out of the way.
• 46:38
  Come on man. Now he's like, how did he get
• 46:41
  through security? You know, I don't know.
• 46:44
  But I know there was a missed opportunity there.
• 46:48
  But just keep that in mind people.
• 46:52
  First up we had Ria Ripley, AJ Lee, Charlotte Player, EO Scott
• 46:57
  and Alexa Bliss defeat Becky Lynch, Asuka, Carrie Zane, NIA
• 47:04
  Jax and Lash Legend. In a War Games match, look at
• 47:09
  the legs on Last Legend. Good Lord.
• 47:14
  She is got legs like a freaking horse.
• 47:17
  She's a monster. Then NIA Jackson's.
• 47:20
  Been on that Slim. Fast.
• 47:22
  She's been ripping that slim fast.
• 47:23
  She's starting to. Catch my eye a little bit, she's
• 47:26
  looking good. But then you had who I always
• 47:29
  find to be very. Stiff.
• 47:31
  Like a very stiff. Person like, I'm very surprised.
• 47:35
  She can move as well as she does Becky Lynch.
• 47:37
  She's very stiff. Asuka Gary Zayn always good.
• 47:45
  Both of them are good. We Ripley lost a lot of weight.
• 47:53
  Almost doesn't look right like I expect.
• 47:57
  Her to be a little bit bigger, and I know she was, but like
• 48:03
  she's really like, I don't know what you went for, but she's
• 48:09
  like lost a lot of weight. And then there's AJ Lee.
• 48:14
  Who I think they kind of. Made us like AJ Lee again.
• 48:17
  I think for a while we're like watching this and we're all
• 48:20
  thinking the same thing, like, OK, I get everybody gets to have
• 48:24
  their girlfriend and her wife there, but this is getting to be
• 48:28
  too much. Like high school?
• 48:29
  CM Punk and his girlfriend. Who's the guy that runs down
• 48:34
  right? Seth Rollins and the match with
• 48:36
  the guys obviously does the stomp that Seth Rollins does,
• 48:39
  and Seth Rollins is not a part of the match.
• 48:41
  I mean, you guys could have done a little.
• 48:42
  Bit better than that, but for this match, seriously, I think
• 48:48
  they gave us the best match right away.
• 48:50
  Was this women's match like after they were done with it?
• 48:54
  I think we had the best match. We got to Dominic Mysterio up
• 48:59
  against John Cena. And I appreciated.
• 49:03
  Parts of the match, I didn't really care for the match.
• 49:06
  I thought it was kind of dumb with the bad spot, Dominic
• 49:11
  Mysterio, you know, fake injuring himself like Penta did,
• 49:16
  playing possum and then getting up.
• 49:18
  You know, Penta really got hurt. But you know, this one with Dom,
• 49:21
  you know, kind of like making it seem like, oh look, I'm really
• 49:26
  hurt, but he wasn't. It just seemed like a weird.
• 49:30
  Thing and then. It seemed to me like, does John
• 49:36
  Cena not have any friends in this business anymore?
• 49:38
  Like this is a this feels weird. Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne
• 49:46
  Perez. Both.
• 49:48
  Get Boop sent off. You got to go.
• 49:53
  But then Finn Baylor and someone else come down and beat up on
• 49:57
  John Cena. Then Liv Liv comes down and
• 50:03
  kicks John Cena in the in the groin.
• 50:07
  And I'm thinking at no point does someone come to help John
• 50:12
  Cena, and you wouldn't even know that anybody else came down
• 50:23
  because they don't tell. You unless you watched it, you
• 50:25
  wouldn't have even seen. The Judgement Day coming to help
• 50:30
  Dominic Mysterio. You would have had to been
• 50:33
  watching, but nobody. There wasn't one person in the
• 50:38
  back that goes. You know what?
• 50:39
  Maybe I don't care for John Cena, but I'm sick of seeing
• 50:41
  these Judgement Day guys all the time.
• 50:43
  They're getting way too much shine.
• 50:44
  I'm coming to get some of that. And none of them did that.
• 50:49
  So I thought that was weird. I'm going to be honest, John
• 50:55
  Cena is the last guy I want to see do a career ending run.
• 51:00
  I know everybody say we're going to see Rey Mysterio do one,
• 51:04
  we're going to see Chris Jericho do one.
• 51:08
  I think we're. Burned out on this.
• 51:10
  I think we've seen enough to know that when you put a guy on
• 51:13
  a career run. The whole thing is WrestleMania
• 51:15
  winning the belt, and if he doesn't do it there, you've
• 51:19
  missed the opportunity, you've missed the mark.
• 51:22
  So it's WrestleMania, and then after WrestleMania you get to
• 51:26
  Christmas time, but then you start a whole new year with the
• 51:28
  Royal Rumble coming out of Christmas.
• 51:33
  You're thinking, this is it for John Cena.
• 51:36
  He's not going much farther than this.
• 51:38
  So I see him going up until the new year and that's that's it,
• 51:42
  you know, he's out. But I'm thinking what is the
• 51:45
  point? Like what is the purpose?
• 51:48
  What is this, serving the WWE Universe to see their best guy
• 51:52
  get demolished and crushed? I mean, they already knew who
• 51:57
  you were, what's the point giving other people?
• 52:02
  Shine. Because it's really not much of
• 52:04
  shine. It's not much.
• 52:06
  There's not much. Shining in that match.
• 52:09
  So we got Nikki Bella up against Stephanie Baker.
• 52:13
  Stephanie Baker huge making a big deal about her.
• 52:16
  She just got this championship, so no one really thought you
• 52:18
  would lose it. Unless you really really.
• 52:21
  Like Nikki Bella, so Nikki Bella and Stephanie going back and
• 52:27
  forth. Well, Stephanie was just
• 52:32
  dominant. She ends up winning.
• 52:33
  She she keeps the belt. I think overall that match was
• 52:39
  so important for WWE because you have two women that nobody
• 52:46
  outside of WWE knows. But now with matches like that
• 52:52
  help get them over to the other parts of the WWE Universe.
• 53:00
  Then we had Brock Lesnar, Drew McIntyre, Logan Paul, Braun
• 53:05
  Breaker and Bronson Reed defeat Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, CM
• 53:11
  Punk and The Usos in a War Games match.
• 53:15
  Was it a good match? Sort of.
• 53:20
  I think that it was quick. I thought it was a pretty fast
• 53:24
  night. I think that they need to retool
• 53:28
  War Games to make it more entertaining because you have
• 53:33
  Survivor Series, Elimination Chamber, and then you have
• 53:36
  Survivor Series, War Games. Why don't you just do Survivor
• 53:40
  Series and have an Elimination Chamber and War Games instead?
• 53:45
  You've split it up and your war games, your your literal war
• 53:52
  games included no games, none. Not anything, not a tic tac toe,
• 54:00
  nothing. So in my opinion, your war
• 54:03
  games. Is a bunk title, Call it
• 54:06
  something else. Just go back to calling the
• 54:08
  Survivor Series, run the Elimination Chamber at some
• 54:11
  point and run the war games. Matches at some point.
• 54:15
  I mean, what are we doing you? Don't even have anything out
• 54:18
  there. Are we trying to turn this into
• 54:20
  American Gladiator? Because if not, take the war
• 54:23
  games out and let's just call it what it is, Survivor Series, and
• 54:27
  run an Elimination Chamber. Run the two rings.
• 54:31
  What are we doing? What do you have people
• 54:33
  watching? I will.
• 54:34
  Give it a fair grade. I will give that AB minus.
• 54:38
  Not that that matters, but it was AB minus event.
• 54:43
  Could have been AB. Plus if you would have had some
• 54:46
  games or just gave it AB plus just for that, just for the
• 54:49
  simple fact of trying a game but no one played a game.
• 54:54
  All these creatives and all these people working here and
• 54:58
  now one of you guys looked at that title and said, you know,
• 55:00
  we don't have any like war games, nobody.
• 55:05
  Come on man, do better. We had football over the
• 55:10
  weekend. College football was crazy.
• 55:12
  NFL today, Monday Night Football tomorrow is the Giants versus
• 55:17
  the Patriots. What a lackluster game.
• 55:20
  The 2 and 10 New York Giants going up to Foxborough to play
• 55:25
  the New England Patriots, who are 10 and 2.
• 55:29
  Patriots are -7 favorites on the spread total of 46 1/2.
• 55:33
  You know what to do with that on the money line.
• 55:36
  You're looking at a good time if you want to sprinkle on the
• 55:42
  Giants plus 280. But the patriots -360 that's
• 55:46
  pretty firm pricing. And they do have the team they
• 55:50
  want right now, for what it's worth.
• 55:53
  They got a running back who they trust to do the the down and
• 55:57
  distance, The Dirty grunt work. And they have some talent.
• 56:01
  And wide receiver Drake May, a quarterback, has been phenomenal
• 56:05
  this year. 3130 yards, 21 touchdown, 6 interceptions.
• 56:12
  I think the Giants just, you know, they're just ran into
• 56:16
  struggles, but I think having Jackson dart back in the lineup
• 56:20
  makes a big difference. We know next year they'll have
• 56:23
  Cam Scatabo and you know the. Giants are all looking at next
• 56:26
  year, but they want to finish strong.
• 56:28
  Five weeks left after this week, so I think you're looking at a
• 56:32
  very competitive game. But the Patriots?
• 56:35
  Just have more and they have a good defense.
• 56:36
  They're going to make life tough for Jackson Dart, especially
• 56:39
  coming off that injury. Quick scores.
• 56:42
  Packers defeat the Lions 31 to 24.
• 56:45
  Cowboys defeat the Chiefs 31 to 28.
• 56:48
  Bengals defeat the Ravens 32 to 14.
• 56:51
  The Chicago Bears defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 24 to 15.
• 56:56
  San Francisco 49ers defeated the Cleveland Browns 26 to 8.
• 57:01
  Jaguars takedown the Titans 25 to 3.
• 57:04
  Thanks for showing up. Tennessee Texans defeat the
• 57:08
  Colts 20 to 16 in a much needed win for CJ Stroud and company.
• 57:14
  The Dolphins defeat the Saints in a closer game than
• 57:18
  anticipated. Final score of 21 to 17.
• 57:21
  New York Jets defeat the Atlanta Falcons 2724.
• 57:25
  Humiliating loss for the Atlanta Falcons.
• 57:29
  Where do they go from? Here, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• 57:32
  defeat the Arizona Cardinals 20 to 17.
• 57:36
  Final score Carolina Panthers Stave.
• 57:41
  Off the Los Angeles Rams and win this. 1:31 to. 28 know that one
• 57:46
  guy's dancing online with his 150,000 fake dollars Seattle
• 57:51
  Seahawks. They win 26 to nothing over the
• 57:55
  Minnesota Vikings, who we don't even know why you guys are still
• 57:59
  showing up. Then we have the Buffalo Bills
• 58:02
  26 to. 7. Defeating Aaron Rodgers and the
• 58:05
  Steelers, who are basically just a walking Joe.
• 58:09
  Then you have the Los Angeles Chargers take down the Las Vegas
• 58:14
  Raiders. Who?
• 58:15
  Again, we're confused why you guys are even the team still 2
• 58:18
  and 10 Raiders. I mean garbage garbage team.
• 58:22
  Everything about him is garbage. They lose. 31 to 14 and get
• 58:25
  schooled by a one handed Jeff Herbert with one hand.
• 58:30
  Beat those guys. He had a broken hand.
• 58:34
  Denver Broncos take the Washington Commanders to
• 58:36
  overtime because that's how the Broncos do it.
• 58:40
  And in Sunday night on primetime, they win 27 to 26
• 58:46
  over Marcus Mariota who was trying to do it all for their
• 58:50
  Commanders. And doing it all is never doing
• 58:54
  it. Ladies and gentlemen, just like
• 58:58
  the hands of time. I'm turning it over to you.
• 59:01
  Good night and God bless. Psalm 37, four KJV.
• 59:07
  Make sure to read odd jobs number two, Save our ship.
• 59:12
  Classic clam in the ginormous mudslide.
• 59:17
  Thank you and good night.