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Starmer Falls, Digital ID Rises, and the Iran Deal Becomes a 60-Day Mirage · International Flavor: Where the Truth Tastes Better

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Hello, good morning.
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Welcome.
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Happy freaking Monday to you.
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It is Monday already, right?
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I'm not like a day early.
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I can't like go home and Climb back
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into bed.
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Why was I freezing my rear end off
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last night?
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That is the important question on everyone's lips
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frozen lips this Morning, why am I freezing
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my butt off in the middle of June?
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I don't understand it It just ain't right.
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It ain't right Well, let's all cry together.
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How about them apples?
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Let's see Lots of news today the old
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Deal probably the most entertainment of all is
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gonna come from Oh What's his nuts what's
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his nuts over there the guy in England
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the old star mer Yeah Yeah Yeah, that
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guy is Entertaining if nothing else and now
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He's given up.
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He's thrown in the towel So here we
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are live at the Lake Ozark real estate
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of the art studio and people's very lives
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are changing Over in England and they're no
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longer the Prime Minister.
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I read a report last night said that
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Prince Andrew So, well, there are several several
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British rip I don't know how I got
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in this ridiculous British Channel, but I started
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reading the British news and Because they were
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talking about star mer bailing finally throwing in
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the towel.
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I give up Give up.
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I can't do it any longer and It
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interested me of course because he should have
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gone long ago And he's got like a
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10% approval rating and then guess who
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has a higher approval rating than star mer
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Get this.
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Well, maybe even lower let you know what
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I got that backwards.
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Oh, what the hell?
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I'm all I'm all backwards up It's well,
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they're about even Well, it depends on the
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day.
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I suppose today star mer is probably Higher
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it has a higher opinion because he finally
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left but the person who has a Lower
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rating is Prince Andrew So Prince Andrew had
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to he's no longer a prince, by the
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way They stole that title from him and
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I forget what they call him these days
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But he's the Duke of blah blah blah
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and those guys don't have to be pure
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as a driven snow Kind of like a
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prince does, you know, all princes are of
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course very Very pure pristine pure as the
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driven snow like many of the Women I
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have dated Not at any rate Well, there
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was one maybe His peers of driven snow.
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Maybe I'm on a roll this morning friends
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and neighbors Let's get back to where we
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were going.
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But the old star mer the senior labor
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minister He's given up that job to by
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the way said he's leaving and his approval
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rating right now is higher than Prince Andrews
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but they want to get rid of the
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Monarchy they're saying that only 55% of
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the people in a GB Great Britain would
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like to keep the Monarchy they're even saying
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that they're losing Commonwealth participants like the Commonwealth
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like Australia Canada they don't want anything to
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do with a king, you know get rid
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of him You know, we don't need a
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monarchy so they're they're less popular from their
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heyday in the 80s and 90s because they
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showed Prince What was his name?
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Lancelot and which was Richard Gere and old,
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sir Sean Connery as the king way back
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when with that really really Attractive actress who
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was torn between the two when Lancelot and
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King Arthur were battling back then People were
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all for monarchy, you know, cuz you had
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good movies you had Richard Gere You had
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all these hot people having hot movies and
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even the bad guy, sir Maleficent or whatever
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his name was he was Sir Malignant Named
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him.
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They named him something crazy to get rid
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of him But the story goes like this
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the senior labor ministers refused to support their
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party leader who has been beset or set
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upon by Scandal and broken promises isn't that
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the definition of politics?
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there they never answer their promises, you know,
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is he is he to turn out like
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Old Bush one read my lips.
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No new taxes and then a week later
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Taxes the hell that's not right.
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He told me no new taxes Well, you
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know, here we go.
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The old trumpster told me no new war
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and here we are Settling a war that
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we started By capitulating.
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I don't get it.
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Let's see, but the price of fuel has
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come down.
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Did you see that?
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I paid three dollars and forty nine cents.
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It's already come down fifty freaking cents.
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Now.
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How is that possible?
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How is that possible?
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It's not like we get any of it.
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We never got any of it before These
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people are raping us and they aren't even
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kissing us first.
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You don't even get a reach around nothing
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and They just screw you repeatedly But British
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer, I think I'm gonna
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change my name to Keir Let me go
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from now on.
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I want you all to call me Loretta.
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I Would like to be Loretta.
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I always thought I'd like that name So
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I was listening to Monty Python this morning
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speaking of British and before we get there
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We're gonna play that for you at least
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the end of the parrot sketch when do
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you know?
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What is his name?
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the one of the most important players in
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Monty Python was a barrister was a lawyer
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and And John Cleese and He was a
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lawyer and that guy is so dry and
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hilarious.
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It's not even funny and he The one
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about the dead parrot.
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I Heard the dead parrot one and it
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just so these songs.
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I have like 19,000 of them or
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something like that that wrote through or the
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rotate through my My my truck and in
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the so you never know what you're what
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you're gonna get and He got the parrot
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sketch the live parrot sketch at Hollywood Bowl
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and it it Is actually the best version
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of it and I got that I'd love
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to share that with you.
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Maybe I will Where he says this is
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an ex parrot At the end, but he
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doesn't know so much better.
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Let's see.
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Let's see if we can find him.
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But first, let's tell you about Kiev launching
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a drone barrage at Moscow Zelensky gives an
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ultimatum to Belarus He wants to attack them.
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He wishes to bomb them Trump says only
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he Only he has to wear with all
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to charge people to cross the straits of
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Hormuz only he can do that Iran you
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guys can't do that.
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Only I can certainly would so we're not
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gonna allow it, but we might charge people
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Trump I love it.
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If you don't own property just take it
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and then you know, then charge people, you
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know You don't own the oil in Venezuela.
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Oh, well now we do that's how it
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works British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced
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that he will resign from his post not
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soon enough Come on, get the hell out
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Resigned and will step down as the leader
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of the Labour Party in an address Outside
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10 Downing Street on Monday.
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How do you like that in an address?
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How's he in an address if he's outside
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of it?
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He's at 10 Downing Street.
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Maybe they should say at the address Outside
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10 Downing Street on Monday Maybe we should
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be grammatically correct here or if he's in
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the address Maybe he should go inside and
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not stand on the porch.
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You can't have it both ways.
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Mr. Starmer I know you're trying to but
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but during the address About that during the
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address outside 10 Downing Street on Monday Old
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Keir said he had already informed King Charles
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the third of his decision and asked the
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the brother of Andrew and Asked the Labour
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Party who has a 10% rating asked
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a Labour Party to lay out a timetable
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to elect a new leader by September Adding
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that he's going to remain in his post
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at his post You can't be in your
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post.
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How are you gonna climb inside a piece
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of wood?
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Come on until then Starmer became the Prime
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Minister in 2024 following Labour spelled la bo
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you are correctly in Great Britain Party's victory
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in that year's general election He repeatedly has
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vowed to stay in the post on the
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post at the post on the watch but
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he faces pressure to resign amid growing discontent
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and the Declining popularity of his party and
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not only your party buddy boy You you
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have no popularity either His resignation makes him
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the sixth UK Prime Minister to leave office
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in the past 10 years You know, maybe
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I shouldn't analyze British grammar because these guys
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they don't they don't go to sleep They
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don't take a nap.
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They take a kipper We got a good
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kip on it's on you know, you got
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a kip a little bit that's taking a
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nap You have a boot and that is
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the trunk of your car What else you
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there's all kinds of weirdness going on over
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there.
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I Don't know.
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They're British.
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They're just odd.
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Maybe this person who wrote it.
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Let's find out who it is.
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Maybe I shouldn't complain Doesn't say that's nice.
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Where is it?
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Says I can share the story.
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It doesn't tell you who wrote it Well,
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how about them apples his resignation?
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Once more makes him the sixth UK Prime
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Minister to leave office in the past 10
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years How come we can't get our assholes
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to leave office?
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They never leave they stay there for ever
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You can't pry them out with a crowbar
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even when they're dead.
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They'd like to stay You know, that's that's
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It's not good.
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It's just wrong.
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I don't like it.
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Let's see.
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Where are we gonna go here?
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You know what?
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We're gonna look for we're gonna look for
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Monty Python Live At Hollywood
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bowl parrot Sketch because you have to hear
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the parrot sketch the dead parrot.
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Oh the cheese shop is also quite funny
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and The silly secret policemen's ball.
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That's pretty good, too Here's the full show
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the dead parrot sketch live here it is,
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but that's only a minute 42 and We're
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never gonna get there Monty Python live at
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the Hollywood Bowl But they only play the
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full thing.
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I don't want the full thing.
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They have the four Yorkshire men too, by
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the way, I was in When I was
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in high school me and a bunch of
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buddies did the four Yorkshire men From Monty
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Python Hollywood Bowl when they were and maybe
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we'll play that one Well, I will call
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this the Monty Python show because in honor
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of mr.
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Stama Who is leaving and What who's the
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guy so I watch Alex Cristoforo and at
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the end of every show he has something
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he calls his Darn it.
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It's like funny show.
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It's like stupidity, you know Things it's so
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your stupid pet shows here.
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You're stupid pet tricks.
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Only ours are stupid stupid adult tricks Stupid
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politician Tricks and he puts them out there.
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This would be a good one We could
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have Keir Starmer despite entering office with a
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large majority and a promise to respond competence
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after years of conservative turmoil Yeah, we got
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to get rid of the conservatives right Starmer's
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government quickly became associated with tax hikes welfare
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cuts censorship Political scandal and an increasingly unpopular
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foreign agenda Hmm he has faced growing backlash
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over what critics have described as two-tier
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policing and radical censorship after authorities cracked down
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on anti-immigration protesters online speech and pro
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-palestinian activism but push broader Internet control and
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then they arrest people if they're white and
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male and complain about people of color or
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the invasion of Britain by Arab and African
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Muslim countries Starmer made support for Ukraine the
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central element of his premiership joining France and
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Germany to other jokers with a Very very
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low ratings.
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What's his name?
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Macron was that?
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16% and Mertz is just under 20
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like 19.8 in an increasingly militarized Ukraine
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policy built around what weapon deliveries?
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Security guarantees like you could guarantee your own
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security let alone Ukraine's you can't do it
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and pressure on Russia rather than diplomacy at
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home His stance on Ukraine clashes with Britain's
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own defense problems his government has struggled to
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find money for its own armed forces and
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has faced procurement failure and growing concern over
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military readiness Starmer faces backlash after appointing politically
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connected figures with ties to the late financier
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and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein as ambassador to the
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United States the scandal reinforced criticism that his
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government serves the insulated elite white while failing
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to deliver for ordinary voters How about that?
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How about that?
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crazy freaking sauce Let's see Russia did it
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It's what the net Keir Starmer article is
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all about here you go.
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Hang on.
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This is fun, too We're gonna keep on
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Keir Starmer arson gates missing piece After a
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British court verdict this came out the 20th
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of June.
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So two whole days ago Britain's media machine
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rushed to blamed Moscow despite investigators admitting they
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had no proof of state Involvement a coordinated
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UK UK media campaign surrounding a Ukraine linked
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arson plot Cannot hide the obvious holes in
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the story Britain wants its citizens to believe
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well us too They want us to believe
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that it was all Russia Russia Russia Russia
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Marsha Marsha Russia Mm-hmm after a year
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of mounting mystery fevered speculation and strange media
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silence a UK court has finally reached a
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verdict in the bizarre case of arson gate
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in May 2025 a series of incendiary attacks
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were carried out on a car and two
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London properties linked to acting UK Prime Minister
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Keir Starmer see they're already calling him acting
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UK Prime Minister How do you like that
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on June 15 two young Ukrainians were convicted
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while another was acquitted?
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The case against the guilty pair seems open
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and shut but for many it just doesn't
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feel right How we how could it be
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Ukrainian has to be erosion?
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How did prosecutors manipulate the arson gate trial
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the unconvinced include a lawyer of Petro pachinok
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pachinok pachinok The 34 year old arrested in
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June at 2025 on the charges of conspiring
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with fellow Ukrainian nationals Roman love love Vrenichev
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love Lavrinovich Lavrinovich and Stanislav Karpiuk 21 and
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26 respectively pachinok Walked free.
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The other two were convicted of damaging property
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by fire and reckless endangerment of human life
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on June 16th pachinok defense counsel remarked on
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X I Still find my head pickled over
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what real underlying truths were never exposed In
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fact, it was very clear what underlying truths
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were not exposed during the trial by court
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order when proceedings began in May of this
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year with Lavrinovich and Karpiuk having spent close
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to 12 months in the UK's highest security
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Belmarsh prison Prosecution attorneys dramatically announced the arson
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attacks on Starmer's old property had been orchestrated
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online by a shady Russian-speaking telegram user
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El money EL money However jurors were then
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told to completely disregard this literally explosive Information
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when reaching a verdict on the three accused
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there are obvious echoes in the recent trial
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of Palestinian action Activists in the UK where
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the presiding judge who had previously represented mi6
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in court ruled that jurors could not consider
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Why activists committed the crimes of which they
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were accused?
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Unable to argue in court that their actions
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were proportionate to prevent slaughter in Gaza The
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actionists were convicted for lengthy terms as terrorists
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Why did the arson gate judge rule key
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information as being irrelevant It is not part
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of your consideration to decide who El money
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is and what reason he might have had
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To coordinate the actions of these defendants said
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the chief prosecutor defense lawyers attempted to breach
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this conspiracy of silence and demanded the prosecutors
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hand over all Information that they held on
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El money.
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They were specifically Interested in whether he might
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be a spy and his country of residence
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However, the judge ruled these crucial matters to
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be wholly irrelevant to any issue before the
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jury in summing up prosecution lawyers claimed that
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El money was seeking to Destabilize our society
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but went on to remind the jury It
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wasn't their job to determine who El money
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might be or what motivation he or she
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might have had Lavrinovich is warrior still tried
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to place questions about El money the anonymous
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devil who manipulated who wouldn't manipulated used in
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one Calling El money the one winner in
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this case.
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They suggested the anonymous telegram user is a
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Russian Russian agent What we do we know
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about him?
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Nothing.
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Here's the quote from the Lavrinovich lawyer.
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What do we know about him?
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Nothing?
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Where's he from who might have had an
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interest in trying to undermine this country?
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Undermine this country's support for Ukraine who are
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fighting for their liberty.
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Oh, yeah, that's what they're fighting for Who
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might do that?
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But Russia, let's call it out Russia is
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interested in what this country does in support
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of Ukraine this person or speaker or people
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spoke excellent Russian Lavrinovich is thunder Lavrinovich is
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lawyer thundered.
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Well, yeah, but All Ukrainians speak Russian It's
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the rare Ukrainian that doesn't speak Russian That's
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what they except for the if you're under
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30, maybe but everybody else Absolutely, if you're
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under 30, they've been trying to outlaw Russian
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everywhere and you're supposed to hate them, right?
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That's how it's supposed to be Hmm However,
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the lawyer neglected to mention how El money
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conversed in perfect Ukrainian According to Lavrinovich a
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language very few Russians speak Well, that's true
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while southern Russians can more easily Understand Ukrainian
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or even mimic it cases in which a
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Russian born in the Russian Federation speaks excellent
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Ukrainian are rare and quite unlikely Given Kiv's
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aggressive cultural posturing and lack of need for
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Russians to speak Ukrainian Many Ukrainians speak Russian,
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which is natural Giving it is a lingua
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franca of the former Soviet space While only
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a minority of Russians understand Ukrainian let alone
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speak it this Shocking fact wasn't reported while
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the trial was ongoing and has been completely
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drowned out by an extraordinary mainstream Information war
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that erupted only hours after the jury verdict
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was announced Was the UK behind a campaign
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to blame Russia for arson gate first?
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BBC released a ready for TV 30-minute
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panorama Documentary the star mer files the Russian
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connected connection accompanied by a lengthy essay Published
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on the state broadcaster website clearly the BBC
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has been working on the Investigations while the
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trial was going on and somehow acquired evidence
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on the case that couldn't be considered in
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court according to the BBC's suspiciously timed release
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L-money is a young Russian diplomat schooled
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in information warfare by spies and Propagandists who
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is close to the highest levels of power
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in Moscow How about that?
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This the EL and his pseudonym allegedly refers
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to the 23 year olds real-life Initials
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the elite Russian spy according to the British
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state broadcaster used his own initials on a
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telegram account in which he's alleged to have
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ordered a grave act of terrorism against an
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elected leader in other words The elite spy
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left a pretty convenient digital footprint for the
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BBC and other mainstream digital sleuths to trace
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El money appears highly incompetent in other ways
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Not only in tying his account to his
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own name, but his activities on telegram Supposedly
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link him directly to Russian spy agencies Yeah,
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that's what they do an enormous amount of
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information was seemingly collected on EL money by
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the BBC and others after Karpiuk and Lavrinovich
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were arrested suggesting the account wasn't deleted contrary
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to basic tradecraft Who were the BBC's spooky?
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conspirators in the media campaign after the BBC's
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one to PR punch the Bellingcat linked insider
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published an investigation validating the broadcasters identification of
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EL money including photos and biographical details also,
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apparently long in the making the insiders investigation
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chief is Christo grozev a prominent former member
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of Bellingcat.
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He left the organization under strange circumstances at
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the end of 2022 having spent much of
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that year spreading anti-russian disinformation related to
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Ukraine's proxy war Allegations that grozev a self
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-styled journalist worked with Ukrainian intelligence Personally participating
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in shadow operations dogged him throughout his time
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at Bellingcat Why were Ukrainian were Ukrainian sources
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the first to blame Russia?
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It may be no coincidence then that notorious
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Ukraine kill list website mirror towards Subsequently published
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a dedicated profile in the 23 year old
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Russian Supposedly behind the EL money account near
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a tourniquet where it's is confirmed to be
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run by Ukrainian spies Several of its targets
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have been murdered the young man's full address
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phone number and passport details are listed They
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can't arrest him though That's odd a section
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titled liquidation date that That records the date
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the listed person has been killed or died
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is for now blank However, it is not
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only El money's digital footprint that apparently provided
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vital clues as to Russia's culpability for the
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arson attack on star mer in June 20
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25 skimmel a Ukrainian language investigative reporting project
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maintained by the CIA CIA created radio Liberty
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Published a deep dive on how the arsonists
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were likely recruited by Russia Evidence for this
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highly qualified claim was non-existent skim was
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reporter simply concluded that Levinovich may have been
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recruited by Russian security services via telegram Solely
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on the basis that he was actively seeking
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employment on the platform from 2022 to 2025
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Nothing more most of the work he sought
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was in construction or hospitality often for cash
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Skim will reported weeks prior to his arrest.
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He had posted looking for a job option
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to any option There's every chance perfect Ukrainian
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speaker EL money spotted Levinovich in this matter
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It's friggin hilarious what have British spy agencies
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reportedly concluded about arson gate skim whose Investigation
28:37
was released at a time UK officials have
28:40
been probing whether Russian actors may have recruited
28:43
Levinovich and Karpiuk But we're far from sure
28:46
the Financial Times reported how counterterrorism police leading
28:51
the investigation Are keeping an open mind about
28:54
motive?
28:57
UK officials were hedging their bets even further
29:00
Cautioning that even if they concluded the arson
29:03
attacks originating in Russia, that would not necessarily
29:07
Mean they were ordered by the Kremlin or
29:09
that the suspects were aware of any Russian
29:12
involvement according to the BBC British counterterror police
29:17
remained stumped on this question The broadcasters long
29:21
read not only revealed law enforcement had not
29:25
been able to prove the identity of El
29:27
money or who he was working for but
29:31
a senior police chief stated plainly We've got
29:34
no evidence to suggest.
29:36
This was a state-backed threat However, the
29:41
BBC reassured its readers that unspecified sources had
29:45
informed its reporters Which included veteran Ukrainian propagandists
29:49
Olga Malchevska?
29:51
Authorities in the UK and in Ukraine have
29:54
privately concluded.
29:55
Russia was behind the arson attacks The BBC
30:01
didn't explain why authorities in Ukraine have independently
30:05
investigated a high-profile case that occurred in
30:08
the UK Or apparently considered the huge vested
30:12
interest Kiev might have in framing Russia for
30:14
the arson targeting Starmer's properties the mainstream me
30:18
mania over Moscow's culpability for these attacks which
30:22
the recently concluded trial failed to consider in
30:25
fact were ordered not to and Investigating police
30:28
found no evidence for spells that out very
30:32
clearly a common refrain from UK Politicians is
30:36
that the arson proves it's essential to defeat
30:39
Putin in Ukraine So I have to beat
30:44
Putin because 388 21 to 26 year old
30:48
kids on the instructions of God knows who
30:54
Decided to bomb his car and to his
30:56
resident or maybe two cars in a residence.
30:59
I forget but what's the bottom line?
31:03
The media campaign should be viewed as just
31:07
that a media campaign a concerted state-backed
31:12
Information effort to frame the narrative already inscribed
31:16
in the British public's consciousness which fatality Which
31:21
facilitates writing roughshod over critical holes in its
31:26
own narrative, but don't take my word for
31:29
it Consider how senior counter-terror police who
31:32
investigated the case thoroughly and brought it to
31:36
trial Unequivocally cannot find any evidence that EL
31:41
money was working for any hostile state Let
31:44
alone Russia.
31:45
They also can't confirm the connection between them
31:50
Still the BBC's readiness to publish a TV
31:53
documentary and long-form material immediately after a
31:57
court decision full of information that the presiding
32:01
judge and Prosecutors did not want discuss and
32:04
did not emerge during the trial clearly suggests
32:08
a significant overlap between British state media the
32:14
country's spying apparatus and its own legal process
32:20
How about them apples isn't that freaky freaky
32:25
Friday?
32:27
Maybe this is why Starmer maybe this is
32:31
why he's so popular and why he is
32:33
banning kids from social media He's protecting children.
32:37
He says right This this article came out
32:41
the 16th of June right before he left
32:44
Mm-hmm British Prime Minister Starmer has announced
32:49
that under 16s are banned from social media
32:53
and adults will have to Verify their identity
32:55
to use major platforms Critics say it's an
32:58
opportunity for Starmer to fulfill his long-term
33:01
doll goal of introducing digital ID by the
33:05
back door Starmer announced a ban on Monday
33:08
declaring that he's simply not prepared to be
33:11
a bystander When the safety and happiness of
33:14
our children are at stake According to information
33:17
released by his office children under 16 will
33:21
be banned from user to user apps like
33:24
X Instagram tik-tok and Facebook and will
33:29
also be forbidden from live streaming and messaging
33:33
strangers on gaming apps so called Romantic companion
33:39
AI chat bots will also be banned and
33:43
16 and 17 year olds will face nightly
33:46
social media curfew The ban will come into
33:50
force next year.
33:51
How do you feel about this?
33:55
I don't know This is weird on the
33:58
surface The ban is an easy win for
34:00
Starmer nine out of ten parents told the
34:03
Guardian newspaper putting this out That they would
34:05
support such a ban while 76 percent of
34:09
all Britain's parents are not back the measure
34:13
according to a you gov poll With Starmer
34:17
facing a leadership challenge from with his in
34:19
his own party and with his own approval
34:22
rating Languishing at a miserable 16% The
34:27
timing of the ban was convenient for him.
34:30
Well, it did not really ended up bailing
34:33
anyway To that 2102 Great Britain adults including
34:39
350 parents with children under the age of
34:44
18 Now why in the world would you?
34:50
Have such a lopsided number, I'm not saying
34:53
you shouldn't have all Great Britain adults, but
34:55
think about this 350 out of 2100 and
34:58
12 that means 1700 ish of these 1750
35:04
or so of these people interviewed don't have
35:07
any kids under the age of 18 Why
35:11
does their opinion I mean who gives a
35:12
crap about their opinion I mean you should
35:15
but when it when it comes to the
35:16
to the kids, right the question was Would
35:20
you support?
35:22
or oppose banning children under the age of
35:26
18 from having social media Accounts age of
35:30
16.
35:31
Sorry.
35:31
I can't see So all Britain's 76%
35:37
support that measure parents with children under 18
35:41
77 so 1% off Oppose the ban
35:46
16% of all Britain's and 14%
35:49
Of those with I wonder if there are
35:53
numbers if they just didn't describe this properly
35:56
if they only interviewed 300 and early I
36:00
asked a question of 350 parents with children
36:03
under the age of 18 and asked 2102
36:06
Great Britain adults without determining whether they had
36:10
children under the age of 18.
36:12
I Don't know.
36:12
They're not very obvious in how they put
36:14
these numbers together and numbers definitely might might
36:17
matter Question number two how effective if at
36:22
all do you think a ban on children
36:24
under the age of eight?
36:25
16 from having social media accounts would be
36:28
at stopping children from creating and using social
36:32
media accounts parents say 45% very efficient
36:38
and 32% of all Britain's say that
36:42
not very effective at all.
36:44
However 59% Yeah That's not gonna.
36:49
That's not gonna help at all so things
36:52
are messier when it comes to the bands
36:54
enforcement details of the bands enforcement mechanism remains
36:59
vague But over 16s will need to prove
37:02
their identity in order to use apps restricted
37:05
for children now This is the problem in
37:08
my point of view.
37:09
This is crap Starmer's office said that the
37:12
age verification will be to use the same
37:15
model for social media ban as in Australia
37:21
now Australia their Gestapo over there In the
37:26
PM said that it will build on our
37:28
Experience with the Online Safety Act in Australia
37:33
where a social media ban has been in
37:36
place since December Users are required to prove
37:40
They are over 16 by allowing their face
37:43
to be scanned or submitting government-issued ID
37:48
with platforms in charge of conducting these checks
37:52
the UK's Online Safety Act Already requires users
37:57
to prove their age in order to access
38:00
pornographic websites with facial scanning open banking information
38:07
credit card checks photo ID and digital ID
38:12
all considered acceptable forms of proof by the
38:16
UK's communication regulator Ofcom How about that is
38:25
the ban an excuse to push a digital
38:27
ID?
38:28
Starmer tried and failed to introduce mandatory digital
38:31
ID last year Claiming that it would allow
38:34
the government to keep better track of illegal
38:37
migrants The plan was fiercely opposed by all
38:41
opposition parties.
38:42
We can't even get one to vote here
38:45
with reform UK leader Nigel Farage Saying it
38:50
would make no difference to illegal illegal immigration,
38:53
but will be used to control and penalize
38:55
the rest of us Absolutely true in America
38:59
too.
38:59
Let's listen to him just because it's fun.
39:02
How long is this a Minute.
39:04
Oh, let's see.
39:05
What old old Nigel Farage is friggin hilarious,
39:09
by the way He's a comic.
39:11
How come I can't stop him.
39:13
There we go We're gonna listen to him
39:16
here.
39:16
Hang on.
39:17
Hopefully he's not too loud So the Prime
39:21
Minister says we must have digital ID.
39:24
That's the way we'll stop illegal immigration We'll
39:27
think about it.
39:27
Germany has ID cards strict ID and checks
39:31
It's made no difference at all in Germany
39:34
and nor will it here all that digital
39:37
ID will be is a means of controlling
39:39
The population of telling us what we can
39:42
and can't do of finding the innocent and
39:45
didn't we see it all?
39:47
When we had the pandemic when you had
39:49
to have vaccine ID to travel to do
39:52
various things Did that stop the Kovac pandemic
39:54
spread spreading did it hell all it did
39:57
was put cost and inconvenience on everybody else
40:00
I also worry about Massive data banks being
40:04
held by the government being hacked by foreign
40:07
governments by private companies by criminals I do
40:10
not see a single Benefit to the government
40:14
having digital ID other than them Controlling what
40:18
we do what we spend and where we
40:20
go and we in reform are wholly opposed
40:23
to it in every single way Who do
40:28
you think they want to win?
40:30
this newspaper Nigel Farage now, he's good to
40:33
listen to and and he's a Decent Well
40:40
spoken he's reform party, right?
40:42
Don't don't don't punish the rest of us
40:46
speaking of which there was I got a
40:51
Well, let's see if I can find that
40:53
real quick, I'm pretty sure I have it
40:55
here I Where is this Lakeview
41:06
loan Settlement agreement apparently so I got a
41:10
an ad in the or something in the
41:12
mail the other day that said and I
41:15
scanned it it's a notice that Court approved
41:21
legal notice Lakeview data breach settlement.
41:25
I'm part of a class action and Class
41:29
it's Kroll settlement administration LLC Your information may
41:36
have been exposed to an alleged data breach
41:39
There's a 26 million dollar cash settlement of
41:43
a lawsuit and you may be entitled to
41:45
money To be part of the settlement.
41:48
You have to respond by June 22 And
41:53
I can visit this place.
41:54
So I have to respond by today in
41:56
order to get my cash.
41:58
Okay, and basically That's what I believe and
42:04
and I'll tell you some about that when
42:05
we get finished with it But Nigel was
42:08
saying what bothers me about it is data
42:11
breach Government control of your information that gets
42:15
stolen by government workers or worse hacked by
42:18
non-government workers But usually it's you know,
42:21
when they get to the bottom of it.
42:22
It's some insider that's got it all Anyway
42:25
dozens of Starmer's fellow Labour Party MPs condemn
42:29
the scheme a public petition against digital ID
42:33
gained more than 1.5 million Signatures and
42:36
star mer back down in January as of
42:39
now digital ID remains optional in the UK
42:43
According to Ofcom their their figures 89%
42:47
of adult internet users in the UK use
42:50
at least one social media platform By making
42:54
these users prove their identity before accessing social
42:57
media Starmer's ban Essentially forces a form of
43:01
digital ID onto a population that rejected it
43:04
last year at least That's how tech executives
43:07
see the ban ex-owner Elon Elon Musk
43:10
Described the laws of wolf and sheep's clothing
43:13
and said the real goal is to enable
43:16
the UK government to track Everyone the verification
43:20
is the point Shopify CEO Toby Lutke wrote
43:25
on X won't someone think of the children
43:28
is usually never about the children Who could
43:33
the UK social media ban effect the law
43:36
could affect all smartphone users?
43:38
Not just those who use social media Meta
43:40
which owns Facebook and Instagram has argued the
43:43
verification Should be carried out by Apple and
43:46
Google when smartphone users set up iOS or
43:49
Android rather than by individual social media platforms
43:52
While this would allow me that to avoid
43:54
the legal responsibility of carrying out these checks
43:57
itself It would also tie every iOS or
44:00
Android account to a real person and every
44:03
British smartphone user to their device Starmer favors
44:07
this approach.
44:08
Yeah, there's a surprise one week before announcing
44:11
the ban He called on Apple and Google
44:13
to implement such device level checks Supposedly to
44:17
make it impossible for children to take share
44:20
or view nude images implementing this law would
44:25
require the tech companies to scan every photo
44:28
taken or Received on a device for nudity
44:32
a measure that Apple introduced in 2021 But
44:35
scrapped two years later amid outcry outcry from
44:39
privacy activists Signal an encrypted messaging app Threatened
44:44
to leave the UK if Starmer's phone scanning
44:47
plan went ahead Forcing all UK residents to
44:51
prove their age and or have all their
44:53
content scanned Simply to exercise their fundamental right
44:57
to communicate is a perilous proposition The company
44:59
said we know that mass surveillance and censorship
45:02
capabilities will be expanded Forming a dangerous tool
45:06
that will be wielded both in the UK
45:08
and abroad to censor and surveil whatever they
45:11
might consider a threat or harmful Content, how
45:16
could Starmer social media ban be abused you
45:19
might ask?
45:20
Well, let me tell you linking every social
45:23
media account to an identifiable person would Effectively
45:27
spell the end of online anonymity in the
45:30
UK And by the way, I'm saying this
45:33
because they're trying the same here and tying
45:35
every smartphone to a person would give the
45:39
government unprecedented power to track the movement of
45:43
criminals political dissidents and ordinary citizens Thousands in
45:51
the UK are already arrested for political posts
45:54
every year said telegram CEO Pavel Durov Who
45:59
was arrested in France for the same thing,
46:01
is this really about protecting children or identifying
46:05
more people to arrest the UK arrests around
46:10
30 people every day or 12,000 per
46:14
year for offensive Online posts or messages according
46:19
to data obtained by the Times last April
46:22
while this figure Already dwarfs similar counts from
46:27
China Germany and Russia combined Not all British
46:31
police departments contacted by the newspaper agreed to
46:34
disclose their data Meaning that the true figure
46:37
is likely significantly higher Meanwhile only 11%
46:42
of violent and sexual offenses Cases in England
46:47
and Wales end with the suspect being caught
46:51
or charged 11% Hundreds of people were
46:54
arrested in 2024 for making social media posts
46:57
in support of anti-immigration Riots with one
47:00
man jailed for three years for retweeting an
47:03
anti-immigration post Musk who branded Starmer to
47:07
tear care after he released more than a
47:10
thousand serious criminals early to clear space for
47:13
the speech offenders Declared the UK a police
47:16
state after Starmer announced his social media ban
47:23
Wow last week Ofcom ordered social media companies
47:27
to put a crisis protocol in place To
47:31
stop the spread of content inciting racial or
47:34
religious hatred making threats or inciting violence during
47:38
a Crisis event the EU is already used
47:42
similar mechanism the so-called rapid response system
47:46
to censor legitimate political speech deemed Misinformation during
47:51
elections and Ofcom said that its order is
47:54
a direct response to the misinformation that fueled
47:57
the 2024 anti-immigration riots With every British
48:02
social media user verified the content would not
48:06
just be removed its creator could easily be
48:10
identified located and prosecuted on a scale beyond
48:15
the 2024 crackdown Furthermore inciting racial or religious
48:21
hatred is a vague and nebulous term and
48:26
facing the threat of prosecution and imprisonment many
48:29
social media users will likely choose not to
48:33
share such content in the first place as
48:37
a result videos of migrant crime such as
48:40
the Recent attempted beheading in Belfast or other
48:45
incidents likely to cause unrest Including the arrest
48:48
and death of Henry Novak over bogus Racism
48:51
claims last year may never see the light
48:54
of day and the British government may avoid
48:56
the kind of difficult questions that have triggered
48:59
violent riots riots and tanked Starmer's popularity whether
49:05
this scenario is an inevitable consequence of the
49:08
ban or Starmer's goal all along the end
49:12
result is the same We will Britain will
49:16
become one of the first democracies in the
49:19
world to require ID to access the Internet
49:23
Big Brother watch director Silky Carlos said Monday
49:28
We have seen the growth of surveillance in
49:31
this country and our sleepwalking toward a total
49:35
surveillance state Same here right here in America
49:45
Right Freaking here.
49:50
Oh, well, okay.
49:51
Well now we're gonna go back to Keir
49:54
Starmer just because we like him and we'll
49:56
talk about the old Trumpster and his here's
50:00
what he said, so Trump piles misery.
50:05
Here's the name of the story The UK
50:07
Prime Minister failed badly, according to Trump on
50:13
migration and energy This came out this morning
50:17
to it about An hour and a half
50:21
ago President Trump has added to the pressure
50:23
on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Blasting his
50:27
record on migration and energy in a social
50:30
media post before the British leader announced his
50:34
resignation Trump's remarks come amid soaring US UK
50:41
Relations over the Iran war while the US
50:45
State Department Has accused the UK of two
50:48
-tier policing and so did Vance in a
50:55
truth social post on Sunday Trump declared that
50:58
Starmer would resign and Said the labor leaders
51:02
failed badly on two important subjects immigration and
51:06
energy Open North Sea oil.
51:09
I wish him well commenting on Trump's remarks
51:13
British broadcaster Piers Morgan said the fact that
51:17
the US president had announced the UK leaders
51:19
resignation Before Starmer himself had done.
51:23
So was the final humiliation Starmer confirmed on
51:28
Monday that he will indeed stand down as
51:30
Prime Minister and Labor leader, but said he
51:34
will remain in the post until the party
51:37
leadership contest is complete Pressure on Starmer is
51:42
built since labor lost nearly 1,500 council
51:47
seats in local elections in May with 80
51:51
Labor MPs calling for him to go the
51:55
crisis deepened after greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham
52:00
who was not yet sworn in as a
52:02
member of Parliament won a decisive by election
52:05
victory in Maker Field last Thursday taking nearly
52:10
55% of the vote and Emerging as
52:13
the chief contender to replace Starmer So this
52:18
and Manchester mayor Andy Burnham got to keep
52:21
our eye on him The Starmer government has
52:26
also been beset by numerous scandals including the
52:30
appointment of Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador to
52:34
the US despite his ties with convicted sex
52:37
offender Jeffrey Epstein it was also plagued by
52:43
the reemergence of Grooming gang cover-up accusations
52:49
Last month the US State Department accused Britain
52:52
of two-tier policing after body cam footage
52:56
showed officers handcuffing 18-year-old Polish British
53:00
University student Henry Novak as he died while
53:06
his killer a 23 year old Sikh claimed
53:10
to be the victim of a racist attack.
53:12
Have you guys seen that video?
53:13
It is Very troubling.
53:19
Don't go thinking you're free in England.
53:21
Those days are gone Trump and Starmer's relationship
53:27
was also frayed over the US Israeli strikes
53:30
on Iran with the UK Prime Minister Initially
53:34
blocking use of the Diego Garcia base on
53:38
the Chagos Islands to attack Iran at one
53:43
point Trump said that Starmer is no Winston
53:47
Churchill Yeah, that's everybody believes.
53:51
That's the old Green Goblin.
53:53
That's Z-man crazy sauce meanwhile US
54:03
and Iran talks are going Absolutely Nowhere, neither
54:08
side is budging on its demands and Israel
54:11
is a structural threat to any peace anyway
54:16
JD Vance Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner.
54:20
I Don't understand this this team on one
54:25
side Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas are Arag she
54:30
on the other and Qatar and Pakistan in
54:32
the middle as essential intermediate, by the way,
54:35
did you hear about?
54:36
What happened in Qatar?
54:39
blew up Where is this?
54:44
Where where where?
54:46
Yeah, there's missing and injured and it's not
54:49
good Here dozens injured or missing after an
54:54
explosion rocks to Qatari gas hub So up
54:57
north up north of Doha on the edges
55:00
of Doha There's a place called the Ross
55:03
Laffan and it's an industrial city is friggin
55:05
huge.
55:06
It's a Wow and a massive explosion and
55:11
fire hit Qatar's Ross Laffan industrial city on
55:15
Sunday evening and authorities attribute the incident to
55:19
a technical malfunction During operations at a local
55:23
gas facility, they were not an attack is
55:26
what they're saying Qatar's Interior Ministry said the
55:30
initial explosion Occurred at a factory in Ross
55:35
Laffan due to a technical incident adding that
55:37
civil defense teams were responding There was no
55:40
threat to public safety at least 54 people
55:44
were injured in The blast and 18 are
55:48
considered still missing the ministry said in a
55:52
later update And this was an enormous explosion
55:57
You could see it.
55:58
Somebody happened to be filming up in their
56:01
place You can find it in the alternative
56:05
media and it is quite the blaze Qatar
56:10
Energy said the blast occurred during the startup
56:13
of the bars on local gas supply facility
56:16
in the evening hours of June 21 emergency
56:19
teams were deployed and the resulting fire has
56:22
been brought under control Video circulating online show
56:28
a large fireball lighting up the sky.
56:30
It's a big-ass Fireball followed by a
56:34
towering plume of smoke from the direction of
56:36
the industrial zone Ross Laffan is located in
56:39
north of Doha One of the world's most
56:42
important gas processing hubs and is central to
56:45
Qatar's liquefied natural gas industry Complex was among
56:50
the u.s. Linked facilities that Iran hit
56:53
earlier in the war in Retaliation for the
56:56
Israeli strike on its own South pars gas
56:59
fields The incident comes as u.s. And
57:02
Iranian officials hold follow-up talks in Switzerland
57:07
on the memorandum of understanding Aimed at ending
57:11
the conflict and reopening the Strait of Hormuz
57:14
with Qatar and Pakistan Acting as mediators the
57:17
deal has been fiercely opposed by Israel Which
57:21
continues its military operations in Lebanon despite the
57:25
agreement's call for an end to hostilities on
57:28
all?
57:30
Fronts Qatar's played a key mediation role throughout
57:35
the process With Pakistan and Swiss talks are
57:39
focused on implementation of the u.s. Iran
57:42
memorandum including maritime security Sanctioned relief Iran's nuclear
57:47
program and the future administration of the Strait
57:50
of Hormuz Let's see Meanwhile, the talks are
57:59
going nowhere Mm-hmm Vance Whitkoff Kushner Qatar
58:08
Pakistan Abbas Arag she they're all essential You
58:16
know to the process But the two sides
58:19
can't hold a technical conversation Just that tells
58:24
you something pretty important about the state of
58:26
trust Between Washington and Tehran they need Qatar
58:30
and Pakistan to be there the Atmosphere has
58:34
been tense from the start the Iranian delegation
58:37
went out of its way to avoid being
58:39
seen publicly alongside the Americans disputes over protocol
58:43
drag on Trump's characteristically Combative statements issued in
58:49
parallel with the talks did little to steady
58:52
the room and yet the meeting held The
58:55
process as mediators announced afterward was kept alive
58:59
but kept alive for what?
59:02
The memorandum signed on June 17th is not
59:05
a peace treaty or even a framework agreement
59:08
in any meaningful sense It's a temporary Non
59:12
-binding statement of intent whose primary function is
59:16
not to end the conflict but to postpone
59:19
its next phase Every substantive issue Iran's nuclear
59:23
program Sanction freedom of navigation through the Straits
59:27
of Hormuz the situation in Lebanon mechanisms to
59:31
prevent further military deck Escalation have all been
59:35
pushed to a 60-day negotiating track Washington
59:39
has been trying to sell this as a
59:42
win and on the surface the framing has
59:45
some logic to it Now I disagree with
59:48
it.
59:48
I Frankly happen to agree with the point
59:51
of view of you stop hostilities when you
59:55
end the war just like Putin and company
59:58
are demanding between Russia and Ukraine we don't
1:00:02
want to ceasefire.
1:00:03
We want the whole thing freaking over agree
1:00:05
and move on Figure it out Do something
1:00:10
So I I don't I don't agree with
1:00:13
this Alrighty, are you there caller?
1:00:22
Yeah, are you there?
1:00:24
Okay.
1:00:27
I Want to talk about the media bias
1:00:31
I think politics are skewed it always seems
1:00:34
to be 50-50 and when Trump does
1:00:38
some clown shit and The media doesn't harp
1:00:41
on it like like they did on Biden.
1:00:43
No Biden was old and messed up, too
1:00:47
The Democrats aren't much better than the Republicans
1:00:49
except them They seem to trouble poor people
1:00:52
about whatever once in a while.
1:00:54
That's the only difference and The media just
1:00:57
glosses over the babbling shit that Trump does
1:01:01
it's insane yeah, but they they beat the
1:01:05
hell out of him far more than They
1:01:08
ever did on Democrats Unless you're looking at
1:01:12
it News from I don't know Fox News
1:01:15
or something they beat up and plenty of
1:01:18
people after he finally Was it after after
1:01:26
the Emperor was discovered to be naked during
1:01:30
that debate with Trump where he just he
1:01:32
was in a complete moron after that They
1:01:36
went after him, but before that everybody protected
1:01:38
him.
1:01:39
I mean we all watched it and You
1:01:41
know now sure they do beat up a
1:01:44
little bit No, I
1:02:02
don't I do not no And I don't
1:02:07
like it and they they had to wake
1:02:10
up old old Biden a couple times and
1:02:14
I understand it's it's a Continuing problem with
1:02:17
with the old trumpster, too.
1:02:19
And he's but what is is he 80
1:02:22
now?
1:02:22
How old is that guy?
1:02:25
Didn't he just turn 80?
1:02:33
Biden didn't have any more experts than Trump.
1:02:36
They're all idiots.
1:02:38
They are not experts.
1:02:39
They are Politicians, that's it.
1:02:42
And you appoint people that will lick your
1:02:45
ass.
1:02:46
That's what you will do and they all
1:02:48
do it The highest
1:02:56
ranking officials in the military, I know Anything
1:03:02
to do with nuclear science or military or
1:03:08
Opposition to Trump gets fired and He he
1:03:13
just runs his policy by gut and he's
1:03:15
an 80 year old man and He bumbles
1:03:20
left and right and the media just glosses
1:03:23
it over Well, I think what he has
1:03:26
done I think he has If Trump was
1:03:33
to do something terrible they they would they
1:03:36
would just campaign on on the on the
1:03:38
blue team Exactly.
1:03:40
Well, we believe we believe identically on that.
1:03:44
I believe in it's one unit party It
1:03:47
doesn't matter who's in charge Which party all
1:03:51
you've done is change the the color of
1:03:53
the gown you're wearing to the wedding.
1:03:55
That's it.
1:03:56
It's a different different Caterer, you know what?
1:04:01
I mean, it's a whoever's buddies you bring
1:04:04
in and you were talking about experts first
1:04:07
and you can buy an Anybody can buy
1:04:10
an expert if you ever practice law You
1:04:12
can find an expert to say anything you
1:04:14
need an expert to say you just got
1:04:17
to you know Find the right one of
1:04:19
and you find him you pay him your
1:04:21
he's a person paid for his opinion Don't
1:04:25
think it's any different in government service they
1:04:27
only keep the people who tow the line
1:04:30
and the line is determined not by the
1:04:33
expert the line is determined by the Politician
1:04:36
and it's especially true in nuclear weapons when
1:04:40
I when I served myself in the nuclear
1:04:43
weapon part We were doing something very positive
1:04:48
but people didn't like that people wanted certainly
1:04:51
the Military industrial Powers didn't like it They
1:04:59
make more money by rearming and that's exactly
1:05:02
what we're doing right now and everything that
1:05:05
we did in the 90s to make the
1:05:07
world a safer place is now in reverse
1:05:10
and We're making and worldwide We're making and
1:05:14
in the 1.5 trillion dollar budget that
1:05:18
went up by 67% At a minimum
1:05:20
in one year Should if that doesn't clarify
1:05:24
that it's all about the money and all
1:05:26
about the propaganda and all about the you
1:05:29
How much airtime did what get the 67
1:05:34
% increase Yeah, not enough because it happened
1:05:40
anyway They're already spending it it doesn't matter
1:05:49
they're already Spending it the the budget doesn't
1:05:53
matter.
1:05:54
None of that stuff matters Well, okay Did
1:06:04
you did you hear Trump say that they
1:06:07
didn't have money for health care and bait
1:06:09
into Child care that should be a state
1:06:13
thing.
1:06:15
I Actually hadn't heard that Yeah He Said
1:06:21
that a Health care and child care are
1:06:25
too big for federal government the federal government
1:06:29
needs to I'm paraphrasing but concentrate on war
1:06:32
and The media just glosses all that stuff
1:06:38
over it he just gets a pass every
1:06:41
He's a damn fool.
1:06:43
You can there's Jeff tapes for hours on
1:06:45
him Yeah, but they all have them they're
1:06:48
all morons and and and Support you one
1:06:52
over.
1:06:53
The other is is you you're taking Well,
1:06:58
everybody's free to have their own opinion I
1:07:01
I think that they're all of the same
1:07:04
Cloth their their their clothes cut out of
1:07:07
the same cloth Did you hear him say
1:07:10
Sharaf from Syria should Yeah, I heard that
1:07:15
too, I know yeah, I heard that I
1:07:19
I don't think I've heard.
1:07:23
I haven't not heard his reply yet.
1:07:26
No He said it ain't us he said
1:07:30
that's a you problem Well that the whole
1:07:34
you know, he was the leader Yeah, I
1:07:36
know.
1:07:36
I know.
1:07:37
I know they're the I know I know
1:07:43
I heard all that and in politics Well
1:07:49
money money money It's all about the money.
1:07:53
I I do not agree with what's going
1:07:55
on in these um Negotiations, I don't believe
1:08:01
this 60-day pause is gonna change anything
1:08:04
dramatic.
1:08:04
I don't believe And I and I never
1:08:07
have I don't believe the unit party is
1:08:09
gone.
1:08:10
I don't believe it But it ever will
1:08:12
be not in America.
1:08:13
We we you know, I sit here and
1:08:16
I've been telling you all about Keir Starmer
1:08:19
and they're at least there they have to
1:08:21
come up with some kind of a It's
1:08:24
what did that shit out he wasn't that
1:08:26
there wasn't for Ellen that wasn't for Trump
1:08:29
to announce well, that's true, but Well, and
1:08:35
he and he always does what he wants
1:08:37
and everybody knows that so and this is
1:08:40
really terrible because Well, I believe that people
1:08:44
don't take him as seriously as they ought
1:08:47
to because of stuff like that Not a
1:08:52
good thing If you think Britain is our
1:08:55
is is is still remains our steadfast ally.
1:09:00
I'd question that as well Well, they were
1:09:03
supposed to be well, I know they're supposed
1:09:05
to be so is everybody else Yeah This
1:09:11
is more of cultural How many people do
1:09:16
you think paid attention to politics before Trump
1:09:19
came started pairing that The world's broken in
1:09:22
the world's on fire and he's the only
1:09:24
one that can fix it most most of
1:09:26
these dummies didn't have any Any idea what
1:09:30
was going on in politics before he come
1:09:33
on and said he's the only one that
1:09:34
could save the world Yeah, I know and
1:09:37
it's the same thing going on in England
1:09:38
right now I played that piece from Farage
1:09:41
earlier and Farage is following the same playbook
1:09:45
and and he's he's doing it quite well,
1:09:48
by the way, and and I believe he's
1:09:51
he's gonna He's a force to be reckoned
1:09:55
with let's put it that way because he
1:10:01
Well, I don't know about that it's a
1:10:03
he's telling people what they wish to hear
1:10:06
and I'm for I'll tell you this.
1:10:10
I'm not anti immigration, but I'm anti Unchecked
1:10:18
Immigration without any sort of verification, you know
1:10:22
without it I mean, you can't just open
1:10:24
the freaking borders and allow people to wander
1:10:26
in like England's doing right now It has
1:10:33
been since I was a kid it has
1:10:35
been since since since Back then it was
1:10:38
everybody opened the borders and all the it
1:10:41
was all the Mexicans were running over But
1:10:42
you know, we fixed that we made their
1:10:45
economy better than ours We're all our auto
1:10:47
plants just across the border in in Mexico.
1:10:51
Hell, they're making great money You want to
1:10:52
make good money go work at an auto
1:10:54
plant in?
1:10:55
Mexico That's where they all are Well you
1:11:02
still but as a as if you speak
1:11:04
Spanish and you go over there and you
1:11:06
Understand English and Spanish you can go over
1:11:09
there and make just what you would make
1:11:11
here Why do you think all the managers
1:11:14
are over there doing it?
1:11:15
You think the managers are?
1:11:18
Native Mexicans Not so Where do you think
1:11:23
they send all their experts from where do
1:11:25
you think you get them?
1:11:28
Where do you think you hire these people
1:11:30
from the people that have the bigger jobs
1:11:32
are not just You know that are working
1:11:34
the line that might be your your Mexicans
1:11:37
That's where the money comes from but the
1:11:39
big money still gets paid out to the
1:11:41
management staff and that's the same To me
1:11:46
the problem is uh, I can't afford beef.
1:11:48
I don't have health care and gas is
1:11:50
too high I don't blame Mexicans for that.
1:11:54
I don't either I Don't blame So you
1:12:01
think open borders is it you think open
1:12:03
borders is the way it ought to be
1:12:05
everybody ought to have an open border Everything
1:12:08
you have to be black or white with
1:12:09
you people.
1:12:10
I didn't what is you people?
1:12:12
I'm asking you a question The you people
1:12:16
is conservatives if you're a conservative Trump supporter,
1:12:19
aren't you?
1:12:20
What I've been bashing Trump the whole time.
1:12:24
We've been talking I'm not anti Trump, but
1:12:27
I sure as hell ain't for him.
1:12:28
I'm a middle-of-the-road Way to
1:12:32
take a stance well, I've Said this repeatedly
1:12:37
too, and I think I've even told you
1:12:39
Trump in general in America I'm okay with
1:12:42
as soon as he steps outside the border.
1:12:44
I think I am a very negative on
1:12:47
everything that has happened so far I I
1:12:51
don't know what else to tell you internationally.
1:12:54
I think he's a friggin mess Domestically, well,
1:12:57
they all suck and I'm willing to live
1:12:59
with him and what what's your option put
1:13:03
in put in a completely a complete a
1:13:07
Lack of intelligence like what were our choices
1:13:10
the last few times we get these two
1:13:12
choices and they always suck What choices do
1:13:18
not act like it's okay for for Trump
1:13:20
to run over Congress and Tear up the
1:13:25
White House and have I said that's all
1:13:26
okay.
1:13:27
I don't know.
1:13:28
I don't take a position on that I
1:13:29
don't give a crap do whatever you want
1:13:31
with that.
1:13:32
I don't care I'm talking about things What
1:13:37
do you want me to take a position
1:13:38
on whether or not there ought to be
1:13:39
a ballroom?
1:13:40
I don't give a shit if there's a
1:13:42
ballroom and if they want to spend money
1:13:44
and they want to fight about it You
1:13:45
know what they're doing.
1:13:46
They're distracting people away from it.
1:13:48
You act like Congress gets to be in
1:13:50
charge of that They're just as big of
1:13:52
jokers as he is Well, yeah, that's a
1:13:55
problem no, no doubt The immigration and trans
1:14:00
women in sports is not a problem Well,
1:14:03
that's not not a big enough problem to
1:14:04
worry about what we should put out the
1:14:07
fires and then paint the place You know
1:14:09
I'm saying well possibly but It will agree
1:14:14
to disagree on that one because I am
1:14:16
completely against Taking women and turning them into
1:14:21
something.
1:14:21
They're not what does they have to do
1:14:25
with federal government?
1:14:27
And what does anything have to do with
1:14:28
the federal government Conservative talking-point issues you
1:14:35
hire people based on Their take on abortion
1:14:40
trans.
1:14:41
I don't I don't What when I say
1:14:46
you?
1:14:47
You work at that station.
1:14:48
You're a conservative Trump supporter And you keep
1:14:53
accusing me of stuff and and you know,
1:14:56
I'm not a conservative Trump supporter I pick
1:15:03
I pick the lesser of two evils That
1:15:06
is all you can do in America is
1:15:09
pick the lesser of two evils You think
1:15:12
I believe the crap that he spouts off
1:15:14
or that any Republican is spouted off in
1:15:17
years?
1:15:17
Forget it you think I believe the Democrats
1:15:20
I don't believe them any more or less
1:15:24
I'm far less likely to believe them because
1:15:28
conservative Financial principles are where I have been
1:15:32
my entire life as far as who wants
1:15:36
to play Play dress up and be a
1:15:38
woman.
1:15:39
I don't care if somebody wishes to be
1:15:42
gay Give a rip just don't parade it
1:15:45
in front of my five-year-old as
1:15:47
the preferred method and teach them that it's
1:15:50
Okay, those are my basic views Abortion not
1:15:54
my choice, but I'm very much anti.
1:15:57
I'm not a woman I don't get to
1:15:59
make that choice.
1:16:00
That means I mean, how do you get
1:16:02
to pick?
1:16:03
They've been making people fight over shit our
1:16:05
entire lives We've been had to pick you
1:16:08
can't pick plus or minus on abortion because
1:16:11
both sides suck and depend on the Circumstances
1:16:18
in which the person has to make the
1:16:21
choice in a perfect world if I got
1:16:23
a girl pregnant I would hope that she
1:16:25
would honor me enough because I slept with
1:16:28
her for God's sake She had to have
1:16:30
liked me a bit to at least take
1:16:32
my opinion into in the point of view
1:16:34
But could I dictate it to her no,
1:16:36
and what does the law say at the
1:16:38
time and by the way laws change?
1:16:40
150 years ago.
1:16:42
I just I just been doing my CLE
1:16:44
for real estate, and I'm doing a review
1:16:48
of all the Jim Crow laws the the
1:16:53
girl in the Rosa Parks in the bus
1:16:57
and all these schooling things and it takes
1:16:59
a long Freaking time for change to occur
1:17:03
when did when did the law change with
1:17:06
regard to fair housing?
1:17:08
then in the 60s a 1960s when was
1:17:13
Slavery abolished a hundred years prior How long
1:17:17
did it take to get any meaningful change
1:17:20
a hundred freaking years the wheels go?
1:17:23
Extremely slowly and they don't go by and
1:17:27
the unfortunate part of all this is that
1:17:30
Every four years we take these massive changes
1:17:34
and change the entire country's direction and go
1:17:37
180 degrees the opposite direction of what we
1:17:40
just were with with idiocy of Executive orders,
1:17:45
and I really apologize, but I got about
1:17:46
two minutes left so respond Thanks for taking
1:17:53
my call They call me in your off
1:17:55
time sometime.
1:17:56
I want to ask you about drawing up
1:17:58
a lease contract Okay, I'd be I'd be
1:18:01
interested in doing that you have a very
1:18:03
nice day Thanks And there he goes well,
1:18:08
I never finished the the Track on the
1:18:12
Iran and the talks are not going well
1:18:15
a memorandum of failure Is what it is
1:18:18
and what it will be on the nuclear
1:18:20
question?
1:18:21
Iran has agreed to suspend certain enrichment activities
1:18:25
during the 60-day window, but there are
1:18:27
no permanent constraints Established the underlying infrastructure remains
1:18:32
intact on Sanctions the picture is also very
1:18:36
thin the memorandum gestures toward future relief, but
1:18:40
no sanctions have been lifted frozen Iranian assets
1:18:44
Haven't been returned The architecture of economic pressure
1:18:49
that Washington has gotten used to and spent
1:18:52
years putting in place Means that Tehran has
1:18:55
a concrete concession without receiving anything concrete in
1:18:59
return Because they're getting them to take it
1:19:01
out straight of Hormuz Provisions are probably the
1:19:05
most fragile of all the memorandum calls for
1:19:07
safe passage mutual restraint, but there are no
1:19:11
Law-enforcement mechanisms, there's no monitoring body no
1:19:14
agreed response protocol no clarity on what is
1:19:18
a violation a single incident involving tanker harassment
1:19:21
or Confrontation between naval vessels will render that
1:19:26
render this section meaningless Before the 60 days
1:19:30
or even half over all that being said
1:19:33
it's not looking good That the Iran war
1:19:36
is doing anything more than being put on
1:19:38
a brief pause while they started back up
1:19:41
and I hope the Qatari thing really was
1:19:44
an industrial accident and not a bombing effort
1:19:48
I Appreciate you being here.
1:19:50
Hope you have a very good week.
1:19:52
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