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NFL punts with a halftime show that fans the flames of moral decline · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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Welcome to Unleashed the Political News Hour.
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I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
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Well, folks, last week was the Super Bowl.
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And as of this morning anyway, controversy is still swirling about the halftime show and the alternative that was presented by Turning Point USA and Kid Rock, among others.
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So out of curiosity, I watched both of them.
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I admit I watched the uh the bad bunny halftime show during the game because I was at a party with some friends in Dallas, and uh that's the they didn't want to switch over, but I watched the turning point show after the Super Bowl.
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And um, here are some of the results that I noticed.
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First of all, at the party that I was at, most people didn't watch the bad bunny show.
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I paid attention because I wanted to see what it was.
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And um, so here's what's going on behind the scenes right now, uh, you know, uh, some days later.
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The NFL is currently holding emergency meetings.
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It turns out they never liked the idea of an alternative halftime show.
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Remember, this is all about money, and it opens up the door to competition, especially when the competition is driven by their own fan base and culture.
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So they expected it apparently to be a one-time thing because it was bad bunny, singing only in Spanish, calling out ice and having President Trump there.
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Well, they miscalculated.
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Their estimate was that no more than three three million people would switch to the alternative halftime show put on by Turning Point USA.
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And they thought that this would discourage Turning Point USA and make them think twice about doing it again.
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Well, let me tell you, folks, what exactly happened?
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The turning point USA halftime show peaked at 6.1 million live viewers during its live stream.
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With that, it became the most watched live stream in United States history on YouTube.
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That sent a clear message not only to Turning Point USA, but to the entire market.
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There's an audience, and there's money to be made, and exactly the kind of competition that the NFL does not want.
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And that's not all.
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With 6.1 million peak viewers during the live stream, the Turning Point USA show became the second most watched live event in world in the world in US in YouTube history, in the world history of YouTube history, let's put it that way.
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And that's tied only with the Brazil versus Croatia quarterfinal World Cup match on December 9th, 2022.
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That was also 6.1 million viewers.
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The number one stop, the number one spot of all time, is still held by Chandrayan 3 mission soft landing live on August 23 2023.
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That was 8.09 million viewers.
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So all of this with a show that had just five months of preparation by Turning Point USA.
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So just imagine what could happen if they had a full year to plan the alternative halftime show, and they gathered sponsors for it.
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Even YouTube itself is going to want this to continue.
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I don't think there's any going back, folks.
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So this is what happens when you lose touch with your audience.
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When you lose touch with your core customer base.
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And now you're going to get the bill.
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Remember Bud Light?
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Remember the Bud Light commercials and how they face planted?
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Did you see the Bud Light commercials during the Super Bowl this week?
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They had an American Eagle riding on the back of a Budweiser Clydesdale.
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It was a very patriotic Budweiser commercial that warmed the heart of every patriotic American to see that little baby eagle growing and learning how to fly and finally taking off from the back of the Budweiser Clydesdale.
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Whoever did that commercial, that was beautiful.
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It was wonderfully done, and it may have single-handedly recovered Budweiser in the eyes of the American people.
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Also Disney and Target had misguided Super Bowl commercials.
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And we're not seeing much of that anymore either.
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So right now on YouTube, the Turning Point USA Halftime Show, while getting 6.1 million viewers during the actual Super Bowl, that show now has 20.655 million views.
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It only gets uploaded after the live event.
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But that one currently has barely 40 million views.
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So the Turning Point USA Halftime Show has about half the views already of the entire Super Bowl that went out into syndication.
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In other words, the Turning Point USA halftime show has 20 million, and the NFL one, which gets pushed by the entire NFL promotional platform only has 40 million.
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In business terms, a new entrant competitor with just five months of preparation, already pulling that kind of viewership on YouTube, while you with the full out the full NFL platform behind you only manage 40 million?
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That's got to be very concerning.
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You know the old saying, folks, go woke and go broke.
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It never fails.
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And didn't we already know that something was already wrong with Sunday's Super Bowl halftime shows based on what the league had been cramming down our throats in so many recent years?
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Going all the way back to Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction, which occurred during the Super Bowl 38 halftime show on February 1st of 2004.
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Remember that when Justin Timberlake accidentally exposed Janet Jackson's breast for a brief moment in front of all the prime time American families watching.
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And how about all the players taking a knee and kneeling instead of standing for the national anthem to quote unquote protest racism?
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That was showing another symptom of the NFL, wasn't it, that they allowed that?
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In a nation where the sports industry has elevated so many people of color and made them multi-millionaires.
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Such a protest seems like severe virtue signaling, especially since the subject matter that they were protesting was the issue of a violent felon and felon and drug addict who resisted arrest with police and died of an overdose.
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Okay, he was in the hands of police, but he didn't die at the hands of police.
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Now we have a worse problem.
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Why would a top sports league in a nation of 350 million people where 78% of us speak English as a first language?
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Approve a halftime show that was performed 100% in Spanish with without English substance subtitles.
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Did we suddenly switch to Univision at halftime?
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Univision.
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If you knew the meaning of the words that the artist Bad Bunny, who my Puerto Rican friends called Benito Comunista, the communist Benito.
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If you knew the meaning of the words bad bunny was singing to you and your children in that song Safaera, which in English means debauchery, you would be appalled.
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Anyone with any moral values would be deployed.
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Appalled.
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So why don't you just Google them and see the name of the song is Safaera?
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You can pick up the lyrics on Google.
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Do we really want somebody subtly and maybe not so subtly and subliminally grooming our kids for debauchery?
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Is that what most Americans want in a halftime show, folks?
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I really don't think so.
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But it goes deeper than that.
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The vulgar Spanish lyrics and the ICE protests and the 120,000 person petition for George Strait and the president's boycott of the halftime show is only really a mere circus side show compared to the underlying agenda that's been presented to us here.
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You know, for nearly three months, 120,000 people signed petitions and argued about language and culture, while the real story sits in a Venezuelan military yearbook and a Florida corporate LLC filing.
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The man who built Bad Bunny's Empire, for your information, is Rafael Ricardo Jimenez Dan.
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He was a captain in the Venezuelan army.
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He was an official in Hugo Chavez's government.
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You know, the communist dictator Hugo Chavez, the one before this one that we just took out of office, Maduro.
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Third, this guy was third in his class at the Venezuelan Military Academy in 1987.
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And in 2014, he gave two million to a broke.
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Now we wonder where that money came from, right?
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He gave two million dollars to a broke 24-year-old named Noah Asad in Puerto Rico.
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Now that money became Rimas Entertainment, which is Bad Bunny's label.
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Mr.
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Dan, D A N owned 60% of it.
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He approved the signing.
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And Rimas, the name of the company is an acronym for his own children's names, who are Ricardo Mariana and Sofia.
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Rimas.
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Now the label, the recording label in Puerto Rico, is worth more than a billion dollars.
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In 2023, Sony bought the company out.
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They helped buy it.
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This name disappeared.
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You know, Mr.
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Dan's name disappeared from the ownership papers, but he was still there.
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The man who graduated one seat above Dan in the Military Academy of Venezuela is Diosdado Cabelo Rondon.
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He's the former vice president of Venezuela.
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He was Hugo Chavez's chief of staff.
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And this man, Rondon, was indicted in the Southern District of New York for coordinating cocaine shipments with the FARC, the terrorist organization in South America, FARC.
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And he was indicted for laundering millions of dollars and supplying machine guns, rocket launchers, and explosives to a designated terrorist organization.
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The United States government will pay you twenty-five million dollars right now for information leading to his arrest.
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And one seat over in the uh military Venezuelan Military Academy graduation photo, same class, is Jesse Chacon Escamillo.
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Now Jesse Chacon Escabillo became Venezuela's UN representative.
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He ran Maduro's personal intelligence unit, and he signed Jimenez Don's government appointment himself.
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Jose Gregorio Vielma Mora Sanctioned by the US and Canada for money laundering, wire fraud, drug trafficking, and human trafficking is another guy in that class.
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Alexius Rodriguez Cabello.
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So Dios Dado's cousin is Alexis is uh is another one in that class.
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Dios Dado's cousin sanctioned by the US, Canada, and the EU, Frank uh France, Belgium, Monaco, and Switzerland.
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His cousin is sanctioned by all these countries, and his name is Carlos Alberto Rotondaro Cova.
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Then there's the regime general who defected to Colombia with almost nothing.
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In his network, loyalty is the only currency that holds.
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So these are the boys that Mr.
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Dan came up with.
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And Dan said he served in government from 2006 to 2007.
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Only one year, really a minor role, he said.
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But Venezuelan official Gazette Archives show him in a senior judicial position in October of 2003, and three years before he admits to starting.
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His 2006 appointment as vice minister of legal security was signed by his own military academy classmate, Jesse Chacone.
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After government, Mr.
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Dan registered companies across Venezuela, Panama, and Florida.
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At least a dozen companies were registered.
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The registering agent on the Florida filings is Carlos A.
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Sufrot.
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Sufrot is the president of Rimas Publishing, the record company that signed Bad Bunny.
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Sufrot also represents Dominican Senator Felix Ramon Bautista Rosario.
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Bautista was sanctioned by the US Treasury for fraud, embellishment, and money laundering tied to the Haiti earthquake reconstruction.
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He took over 10 million for work that was never finished.
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So your church probably raised money for Haiti after the earthquake, as many did.
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I believe mine did as well.
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And some of it ended up with a man whose lawyers run Bad Bunny's Publishing Company.
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So Mr.
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Dan says every dollar he invested came from entrepreneurship.
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I don't think that's true.
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He was an official in a regime that is now under federal indictment for narco-terrorism and money laundering.
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He retired to Florida.
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Millions of dollars appeared, a corporate network spread across three countries, and within a few years he was using his money to launch the most successful Latin music label in the history of Latin music.
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Bad Bunny canceled his 2025 U.S.
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tour and said ICE might target his fans at concerts.
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Before we left for the break, we were talking about the uh dark money that backed the singer, Bad Bunny, who sang in the Super Bowl halftime show.
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And uh a lot of people are saying, well, it's much ado about nothing.
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He's just a Latin American singer, and it's no big deal, and he sang all in Spanish, but most of the audience was English, and nobody understood what he said.
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Well, let's get to that, okay.
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Um Bad Bunny had a political statement to make.
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His political statement and his entire career was backed by dark Venezuelan narco-terrorist money.
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All right.
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And I just in the earlier segment I talked about the uh Venezuelan military uh leaders that came to Florida with their dirty money and backed Bad Bunny's career.
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Now, Bad Bunny canceled his 2025 U.S.
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tour, saying that ICE might target his fans at concerts.
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And at the Grammaries, he told America they need to ice out.
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The man whose career was funded by a Chavez regime insider whose classmates trafficked cocaine and fentanyl with terrorists, who armed militants and carried combined federal bounties north of 50 million dollars.
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Wants you to believe that immigration enforcement is the real danger.
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Well, in a way he's kind of right.
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It's a real danger to his backers and their criminal enterprises.
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The NFL actually vetted all this.
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Can you believe that?
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Roger Goodell's league looked at the network behind their halftime performer and gave him the biggest stage in the American entertainment industry anyway.
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On Sunday, they put him on the 50 yard line with 120 plus million people viewing, and most of them will never know what Bad Bunny even said.
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So share this information with somebody who watched.
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The investigation linking every name in this piece through military records and court filings and government archives and corporate documents is readily available online.
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It's been published, folks.
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So I know it's a lot to take in.
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And I wanted to amplify it so people understand the rest of the story.
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Every claim is sourced from federal indictments from the Southern District of New York, U.S.
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State Department Narcotics Reward Program Designations, OFAC sanctions lists, Venezuelan Official Gazette Archives, Puerto Rican court filings, Florida Secretary of State Corporate Records, and reported by Billboard Magazine, Noti Cell, Daily Wire, and the Music Business Worldwide publication.
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So I challenge you all if you think it was a nice, just wholesome cultural event, and I admit that it was visually appealing.
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I thought it was an innovative thing to put the sugar cane fields in the middle of the field and show all the uh the compesinos working in the fields.
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I thought that was pretty cool, actually.
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Now I'm a big fan of Latin American culture, and I love Latin American music.
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So it's not a matter of racism that I bring this up at all.
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But what's behind that?
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If you Google the words, the meaning to his song, Bad Bunny's song Safaera.
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Come back and tell me whether you want your teenage daughters and sons to subscribe to the lifestyle that the song Safe era promotes.
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I'm not going to say anything more about it.
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You look it up yourselves.
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All I can tell you is it's vulgar, it's decadent, and it's not something we want our young people subscribing to.
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And I'll leave it at that.
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And it's ungodly too, by the way.
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So what happened after we went to sleep after the Super Bowl this week?
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You know what Trump did while America slept?
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He forced Ghislaine Maxwell before Congress.
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And Gislaine Maxwell pled the fifth and refused every question.
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And then her lawyer panicked and offered a deal to the government.
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Maxwell's clemency in exchange for her full testimony.
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A woman serving 20 years for sex trafficking is now so terrified of what Trump is uncovering that she's begging for a way out.
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And Donald Trump said no.
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No deal.
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His Department of Justice released six million pages of the Epstein files.
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And what's the result?
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Well, Prince Andrew of England was stripped of his princely title and responsibilities.
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You think that's an omission of guilt by the royal family.
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They knew what he was doing.
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Prince William and Kate broke their silence for the first time on this and said they were deeply concerned.
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It looks to me like the royal family is in full panic mode over the Epstein files.
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Norway's ambassador resigned.
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Their crown princess apologized.
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An entire country is crumbling over this.
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Lord Mandelson of England is under criminal investigation now in the UK.
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Larry Summers resigned from OpenAI from the board.
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Larry Summers, the former chairman of Harvard.
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And a government official in the Democratic Administration prior to this one.
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One man released the files.
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And the entire global elite is falling apart.
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Royals are running scared and powerful people are resigning from their posts.
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So what's in those files?
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Did you have a chance to look at them?
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It's only six million pages.
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I'm sure you've read them all by now, don't you?
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I'm sure.
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But you know, there are a lot of people out there online claiming that they know what's in them.
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Well, they should go read them carefully.
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If they want to really sound knowledgeable, go read them and see what's in there.
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I mean, the release of the files made Benjamin Netanyahu fly to Washington on Wednesday to put an Iran nuclear deal on the table.
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I mean, Trump is reshaping the Middle East in real time.
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And that all happened while we were sleeping after the Super Bowl.
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All this in one weekend.
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You know.
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They told you no president could touch them.
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Well, he didn't just touch them, folks.
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He buried them.
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And this is just the beginning.
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And speaking of sports, let's go to the winter Olympics opening ceremony.
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Did you happen to notice the fiery red depiction of hell, the flaming cauldron, and the worship of an upside down pentagram during the opening ceremonies in Cortina this week?
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This weekend, actually.
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Um that represent demon worship at all levels.
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I mean, can there be any other explanation for what that was?
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Can anyone remember the Last Supper mockery and defamation of Christ in Paris during the other Olympics opening?
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How about the COVID treatment mockery with the kids in beds being tormented by devils in Switzerland a few years back?
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Now we have pure symbolic demon worship again in the winter Olympics opening ceremonies.
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What's up with the Olympic committee?
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What's up with what they're trying to display for us in front of the world?
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You know, they're they're beginning to say the quiet part out loud.
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These opening ceremonies of these global Olympic events is beginning to look a little bit like the party in the movie Eyes Wide Shut, the Stanley Kubrick film, where the world's elites gather, much like in Davos, to celebrate their prurile predilections toward torture and sexual perversion.
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And more Epstein files are out, and despite them pointing to more evidence that Donald Trump was among the first to call attention to Jeffrey Epstein's evil acts.
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Donald Trump was the one, remember, it says it in the files now, the ones that came out recently, that Donald Trump was the one who called the Palm Beach police and among the first to notify people that Epstein appeared to be doing something with young underage girls, and it should be investigated.
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The Palm Beach Police Chief is um quoted in the Epstein Files that Trump was the one who called him on this.
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The media and Democrats have now gone full blast trying to spin this into implicating that Donald Trump was guilty too.
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And they're trying to smear him yet again.
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And they're pointing, especially, which I find kind of odd, they're pointing to unsubstantiated called in claims to the FBI that occurred not so uncoincidentally, right before the election in 2020, and the calls came from unverified sources that remained anonymous that the FBI tracked down and found to be unsubstantiated.
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And those calls were saying that Trump was involved in the torture and possibly even murder of children.
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This is so predictable and outlandish, knowing what we now know.
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But apparently the left has nothing else in their bag of tricks to go on.
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They're losing every other barrel battle.
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And uh the FBI, as I said, had traced down all these anonymous calls and tried to find anything substantial and found nothing.
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But the left, knowing that the average American is not going to chase down these files, and is not going to read them all, because there's some six million pages, as I told you before.
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Yeah, and so that they're going to do another wrap-up smear, just like Nancy Pelosi described some years ago.
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They create a claim, they leak it to the media, and then they get the media to go along and report on it, and then they keep repeating it and repeating it until the public begins somehow to accept it as fact when it's a made-up story, like the Russia hoax.
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And like so many other stories, like E.
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Gene Carroll, for example.
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Now, you know what's interesting about this particular story about the Epstein files, is that a man by the name of Reed Hoffman, a billionaire, who's fiercely anti-Trump, is now involved with the financing of this story, just as Reed Hoffman financed the claims that were made against Trump by Egene Carroll when she had no evidence or witnesses and couldn't even remember any specifics of a situation that she claimed was traumatizing to her.
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But here's the thing.
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They claimed that Donald Trump was out shopping in Bergdorf Goodman in Midtown Manhattan by himself.
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And that he pushed Egene Carroll into the ladies' dressing room and fondled and groped her.
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Now, first of all, she couldn't claim rape.
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She had a backtrack because there was no evidence of any rape.
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There was no evidence of Trump even being there, frankly.
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There were no witnesses, despite there being cameras in the in the store.
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There was nothing to suggest that Donald Trump would ever go out by himself shopping at Bergdorf Goodman, in fact.
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Um now I've lived in New York for almost 40 years.
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And I have to tell you that I've never I've seen Trump a lot out in public.
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I've seen him out a lot.
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I've seen him in restaurants, I've seen him walking on the street.
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Okay.
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I've seen him randomly in New York City because he was quite a presence there.
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He was always at the 21 Club and other things and events.
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I saw him at Studio 54 way back in the late 70s.
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And um, I have to tell you, I've never seen Trump without a security detail, even before he was president.
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He always had a couple of guys with him.
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I assume that they were all heavily armed.
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Uh, because he was a he was a public he was a public figure, you know.
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He was a very wealthy man in New York and very uh easy to spot.
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And uh so this guy Trump doesn't go shopping for clothing in the women's department at Bergdorf Goodman.
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If Trump wants something for Bergdorf Goodman, you know what he does?
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He calls his private shoppers at Bergdorf Goodman, his personal shoppers.
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Now I've had this not the same people, but I've had the same similar service from Bergdorf Goodman, and if I want something in my size, they know my size already, and what they do is they send somebody over with a jacket or a pair of trousers or shoes or whatever I might desire, and they bring it over to my office or to my home, and I get to try them on in private.
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I don't stand at the cash register and pull my cash out and pay with my or pay with my American Express card in public.
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And neither does Donald Trump, and Donald Trump is at a much higher level than I am.
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So it's ludicrous to suggest that any of these claims are true.
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Evil is pervasive in our world.
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And one of the reasons why, I believe, is that they don't have anything else to go on, so they have to make things up.
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They haven't gotten anything on him.
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They don't have anything on him.
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And evil is persuasive in our world, and evil is the um pervasive lies that we see in our society and in our world and corruption and theft and misdirection and misinformation.
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It's all evil.
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And you know, as it turns out, with these Epstein files being released, we noticed that the so-called priests of reason also had a favorite island.
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In February of 2002, the files show us that Jeffrey Epstein's private jet flew from JFK to Monterey, California, carrying passengers to the TED conference there.
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On board were Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, and Stephen Pinker, three of the most prominent voices of the so-called new atheism movement.
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And they were ferried through the sky by the generous hand of a man who would later be convicted of procuring minors for prostitution and charged with sex trafficking.
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Of course, I'm talking about Jeffrey Epstein.
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The men who stridently told us that God was a delusion and that religion poisons everything were riding on the private jet of a child predator to deliver lectures about reason and enlightenment.
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Few could not write satire that lands this hard.
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Dennett later confirmed that the flight on tw he confirmed that he was on the flight on his Twitter account, and he called it uneventful.
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Well, well enough, I guess.
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Francis Schaeffer warned us 50 years ago that when autonomous man cuts himself loose, or at least pretends to, from the infinite personal God, he does not ascend into enlightenment.
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He descends into the morass into the abyss.
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First into philosophical absurdity, and then into moral chaos, and finally into the kind of laissez-faire depravity that attends cocktail dinners on private islands and asks no hard questions about all the young girls in the room.
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Schaeffer traced the line from the upper story of modern thought, where meaning and morals bind, yet float unanchored down to its inevitable cultural consequences.
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The Epstein files are those consequences embodied and made flesh.
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And like it or not, we all have a front row seat to this amazing circus and fiasco.
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And we may not want to watch.
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We might we may want to keep our eyes wide shut.
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Lawrence Krause, the theoretical physicist who wrote the book A Universe from Nothing, and with his chest all puffed out, declared himself an anti-theist.
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In other words, he's against God.
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Exchanged more than 60 emails with Epstein.
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He organized a physics conference funded by Epstein's Foundation in the United States Virgin Islands.
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And he took fellow scientists on excursions to Epstein's private island for dinner.
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He even accepted 250,000 of Epstein's money through his origins project at Arizona State University.
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He publicly defended a convicted sex offender by reassuring us all that as a scientist that the young women around Epstein were only ages 19 to 23.
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Damning evidence to the contrary pollutes the internet daily as more and more comes out that these were younger than legal age.
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And as millions of emails and images begin to flood our screens, our screens from the release of the Epstein files.
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Krause's exact words about his relationship with the convicted child predator were, quote, I don't feel tarnished in any way by my relationship with Jeffrey.
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I feel raised by it, unquote.
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Raised by it.
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Let that sink in for a moment.
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When Krause himself faced multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, groping, and non-consensual advances, spanning over a decade, by the way.
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Whom did he turn to for advice?
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None other than Jeffrey Epstein.
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And what was Epstein's advice?
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Discredit the women.
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Depict them as unhinged, irrational, opportunistic.
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Emerge standing proud on the moral high ground as though victimizing vulnerable women wasn't enough abuse.
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Their lives subsequently ruined by the aftermath of a well-engineered smear campaign.
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In one email exchange that we found, the pair laughed about hosting a men of the world conference.
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And Krauss helpfully suggested the attendees who should be there.
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And he listed Kevin Spacey, Bill Clinton, and Al Franken.
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Birds of a feather, as the saying goes, every man on that list had all been publicly accused of sexual misconduct.
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In 2014, Krauss, Pinker, and Epstein were photographed together at the Origins Project Anniversary Gala, which was six years after Epstein's conviction for child trafficking.
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Pinker, who also contributed to Epstein's legal defense in 2007, now insists that he was merely involuntarily placed next to Epstein for a photo opportunity.
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What level of idiocy idiocy do these miscreants believe that we have all sunk into?
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Dawkins, Dennett, and Pinker were all clients of the literary agent John Brockman.
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And John Brockman's Edge Foundation.
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Received over half a million dollars from Epstein's charitable entities and functioned as the intellectual pipeline feeding bright minds to a predator's dinner table.
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If we follow the money, and we will, and we continue to, you can see where the birds of a feather are roosting, quite openly.
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And here's what no one in the secular world wants to admit out loud.
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This decline from our standards and moral values is not a bug.
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It's not a bug of the process.
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It's a feature.
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Cultural departure from a Christian worldview doesn't happen all at once, ladies and gentlemen.
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It happens in stages.
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First, the philosophers abandon the notion of absolute truth.
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Ironically, that's the only truth they remain absolutely certain about.
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When the artists express the resulting despair, it reaches a new level.
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Artists will come out and express despair that there's no truth.
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Finally, the culture absorbs it into their very warped and weft, the warp and weft of our cultural fabric.
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And eventually, the man who has told himself that there is no transcendent moral law or moral value discovers that there's nothing within his soul or system to even tell him which dinner invitations he should decline.
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When you reject the God within you who speaks, you don't end up with a better ethic.
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You end up with no ethic at all.
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Just preferences dressed in academic language.
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Morality becomes whatever a man can rationalize between the conference podium and the Caribbean.
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Subjective morality is not a philosophical position, it's a seared conscience with a permission slip.
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Now, when you stop believing in God, you don't just begin to believe nothing, ladies and gentlemen.
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Be aware of this.
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You don't just begin to believe nothing when you stop believing in God.
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You begin to believe just about anything.
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And that's what we're seeing now.
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These men spent decades lecturing Christians that we don't need God to be good, that morality is simply a matter of evolved social instincts and rational consciousness.
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They told us that the Bible is barbaric and relation and religion poisons everything.
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So where did their godless moral compass point them?
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Let's see.
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It pointed them straight to the private jet and private island of a child sex trafficker and the ritual sexual molestation, torture, and murder of babies and infants.
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You know, I like to listen once in a while to the English Baptist minister Charles Spurgeon.
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And Charles Spurgeon put it very plainly.
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He said, and I quote, the only real argument against the Bible is an unholy life.
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When a man argues against the word of God, go follow him home and see if you can't discover the reason of his enmity and hatred of the word of the Lord.
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It lies in some sort of sin.
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Unquote.
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Yes, indeed, the fool has said in his heart, there is no God.
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They are corrupt.
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They have done abominable works.
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There is none who does good.
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And now we see what the fool does with his hands.
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And it's worse than anybody could have possibly imagined, and we're going to see more coming out as these terrible stories emerge from the Epstein files, and not just the Epstein files, other people's files.
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These men stood before cameras and conference halls and they mocked the faith, once for all delivered to the saints, sneering at the God who thunders from Sinai, saying you shall not commit adultery.
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Meanwhile, they were boarding a predator's jet, attending his dinners, taking his money, and coaching each other through misconduct allegations.
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You know, Francis Schaeffer spent his life at La Brie asking honest seekers one devastating question.
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He asked, if your world view is true, can you live with the consequences?
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The Epstein Files have answered that question for the new atheists.
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They cannot answer the consequences, and neither can their victims.
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It turns out that these adults were on Epstein's plane, and they were the only ones of legal age in the mix.
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The wicked freely strut about when what is vile is honored among men.
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So let's be clear about what has happened here.
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The men who told the generation there is no God and no transcendent moral law have been found in the company of a child traffic sex trafficker, and they took his money, they wrote his jet, they counseled each other through their own scandals, and gave each other advice on how to deal with the scandals and how to avoid prison for the scandals, and society allowed them to lecture us.
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The Christ that they despised has never changed.
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The law that they rejected has never moved.
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Morality is not a human invention, it's grounded in the holiness of the eternal God the Father.
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And the Epstein Files have not disproven that.
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They have confirmed it.
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The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
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And what is the absence of that fear?
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Ladies and gentlemen, the Epstein Files, the Hunter Biden laptop, the Anthony Weiner laptop, and the Ashley Biden diary all speak for themselves.
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And whether you like it or not, you can't deny that.
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And that's the end of my show, ladies and gentlemen.
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This has been unleashed the political news hour, and I'm your host, Bruce Robertson.
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May no weapon form against you.
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Prosper.