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World At WAR wth Dean Ryan (Season 5 Finale) · Real Deal Media

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Something ain't right. World at war, World at war, one
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of the last ones of loud and clear here tonight.
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Hopefully then it's the case. And welcome everybody.
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Welcome to Rodeo Media's number one late night show, World at
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War. It is late tonight as I finally
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made it here and a nasty spill that I don't want to get into
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here tonight. Little, little after the usual
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time here. But welcome to a we're going to
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have a casual world at war here tonight.
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One of the last episodes. As you can see, that's one of
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our classic, classic little covers there.
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Very proud of it. Yes, that's true.
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We're going to have a casual night and we're going to graze
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through the headlines here as I am, Dean Ryan, if you are only
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hearing me through the audio, as we're going to be just
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cherishing the last, if not one of the last World of War
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episodes of 2025 here tonight. And kind of sad, isn't it?
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Kind of sad for me. It's always kind of sad for me
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at the end of the year because you're just starting to get a
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hang of and a hold and a grasp of, of getting the flow of the
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year and getting things right and boom, it just ends.
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It certainly does. And but we had a wonderful
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weekend and a big thanks to those who, well, we hope you
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enjoyed the wonderful special we had for Christmas over there.
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Yes, the Melvis Christmas special.
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We hope you enjoyed that thoroughly.
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So thank you to those who are there and thank you to all those
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who were part of that participated in that quick
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scheduling note before I forget because my feeble mind is just
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that way. Tomorrow night, since tonight
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will be one of the last World at Wars, we may return on the 26th,
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but tomorrow night you'll see an encore edition of that
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director's cut. That is a director's cut of the
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an extended edition as well of what we couldn't show you, we
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didn't show you. It's pretty wild.
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And if you knew how that entire special was made, that was that
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probably should have been the show in itself.
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Anyhow, tonight we're going to be getting into some of the
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things that are making splashers in the headlines as we cruise
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control our way to Christmas. There's a lot going on.
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We have the acquisition, the acquirement of Venezuela that's
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underway as a World War Three segment will share with us.
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We'll talk about what that entails and a lot of what I
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shared with you in my thought process of what that is going to
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look like and why we're there is going to come to fruition,
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sadly, sadly. So yeah, we'll be talking about
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that. We also have some things
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happening in the human humanoid robot takeover.
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We're going to be talking about some real deal bots very excited
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about that. We have some natural just
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instances of natural disasters with the Colorado River coming
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about. We'll see what that entails and
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we'll talk about some big discoveries too in in the
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scientific world as the new humanoid Speaking of have been
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discovered. Yeah.
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So I I can't wait till that one comes about.
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But you'll, you'll really enjoy that as well as we have our
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special guest in the later half tonight, Mr. Matt Millen will be
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talking with me and about the winners and losers as the
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Hollywood Industrial complex is falling.
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We'll see what The Hollywood Reporter says is who are the
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winners and who are the losers. We'll determine if that's true
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or not as a lot of censorship is now coming their way and see how
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they like it. And the answer is they don't.
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So you'll see that really coming about there.
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OK, so we are broadcasting live on the real Dean Ryan over there
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on Facebook, as well as Dean Ryan TV over there on YouTube
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and Rumble. Yes, we are there for sure.
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OK, now let's get started with some headlines from around the
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world. And I'm going to tell you in in
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some of these headlines, I forgot to say Alex Jones is now
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taking on Candace Owens. You're going to see that in it's
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about time I take on Alex Jones going to probably have to give
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him a number cut here tonight. You'll find out why.
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So let's now get started with some headlines from around the
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world, real deal headlines.
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Let's talk about it. Let's be about it.
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And why can't we be friends? OK, Now, as you know, it's a
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slow time this time of year as we put some chestnuts that roast
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over the open fire, as we put that incredible pot roast on
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boil. But that doesn't mean the world
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stops in making their imperialistic moves.
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So we're going to start, in some cases, domestically here first.
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Well, you might have heard of the Larry Ellison acquisitions
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of TikTok and CBS. Well, if people at CBS didn't
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think that there was going to be censorship, well, they're having
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a rude awakening and they just flying elbow just drop on their
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reality as we speak. Take check this out now as now
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Paramount is up for sale and it's going to be changing the
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way people watch television or watch their shows that they're
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used to as now censorship is now coming from another angle in
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perspective, as we call it the kosher right.
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We're now Paramount guarantees Larry Ellison backing in amended
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Warner Brothers bid as Paramount is now guaranteed backing by
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Larry Ellison in a hostile takeover of Warner Brothers.
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And that doesn't just sound all too dandy with some because as
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this is happening now, just last night, you might have heard,
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well, there was a major censorship in a story about the
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deportations that are taking place right here in the United
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States. So Larry Ellison, who is BF FS
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with ABB, well, he put a bid in to shut down a certain report
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just 24 hours ago. Well, 60 Minutes correspondents
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now are slamming Barry Weiss, who was part of the acquisition
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by Larry Ellison of CBS and her, quote, political decision to axe
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a Trump deportation report in a stunning internal memo that just
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came out hours ago is now a 60 Minutes correspondent Sharon
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Alfonsi slammed CBS News editor in chief Barry Weiss and her
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decision to abruptly pull a report slated to air just last
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night on migrants deported to El Salvador's infamous C secot mega
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prison. While Alfonsi trashed the
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decision as a political one, which amounted to a corporate
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censorship kind of conclusion in a scathing internal memo,
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internal memo, Excuse me, to the staff.
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It's hard to believe. Well, the segment reported just
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last night by Alfonsi focused on men deported by the to the
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maximum security facility and a long criticized by human rights
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groups over there in El Salvador.
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As you know, promoted publicly on Friday afternoon.
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The report was pulled from the broadcast just 24 hours later.
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Isn't that true? Well, the internal memo first
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reported by the Wall Street Journal pointed the finger at
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directly at Weiss. Which finger I wonder at Could
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it be the middle maybe revealing that the head of the CBS News
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declined declined 60 Minutes producers the opportunity to
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discuss the decision with her. Well, why?
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She's a total blowhard and has no respect from anybody I've
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ever known or met. Reportedly raised concerns about
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the absence of an on camera response from the Trump
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administration. Alfonzi counter the network had
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repeatedly shot comment from the White House.
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But the DHS, which is based in Tel Aviv, and the State
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Department, which might as well be based theirs too, has been
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met with silence. The refusal to be interviewed is
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a technical maneuver designed to kill a story, Alfonzi wrote in.
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If this administration's refusal to participate and becomes a
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valid reason to spike a story, we have effectively handed them
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the quote kill switch for any reporting they may find
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inconvenient. And that's how the cancel
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culture of 2025 has looked in my little Year in review analysis
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on that one. So there you have that one.
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Now here's another thing that seems to be really, really on
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the afterburner before we get back to the domestics.
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This just came in moments ago now as Russian evacue evacuates.
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As we're speaking, Russia has now made a declaration that they
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have evacuated their diplomats and their families from
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Venezuela, as the United States just moments ago has now seized
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oil tankers around Venezuela. Talk about a hostile takeover.
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This is so illegal, I can't even begin.
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I mean, if, if this is what it's disgusting anyways, Russia's
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Foreign Ministry has now begun evacuating the families of
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diplomats from Venezuela. Now a European official has now
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told the American medium as of today, the United States
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pursuance and its third sanctioned oil tanker over there
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in the Caribbean by President Donald Trump and his
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administration convened senior national security officials and
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his Mar A Lago resort. Well, the evacuations which
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started Friday to be exact and include women and children come
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as Russia officials assess the situation where they're in
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Venezuela in what the intelligence source described as
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a very grim tone, UN quote. Now, the withdrawals signal
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heightened concerns about the stability of the South American
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nation as Trump administrations escalates its four month
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pressure campaign against President Nicolas Maduro's
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government. Now, more than 10 vehicles
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bearing the diplomatic license plates stood outside Russia's
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embassy in Caracas just this morning, though no personnel
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were visible entering or exiting the compound.
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The vehicles had departed by early afternoon.
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Now, neither the White House nor the Kremlin responded to the
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request for any comment of any sorts.
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It's worth noting that Venezuelan foreign Ministry and
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minister, that is Ivan Gill said Monday he spoke by telephone
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with the Russian Foreign minister Sergey Larva, who
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expressed Moscow's support against Trump's declared
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blockade. Now, Gill, who accused
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Washington of committing attacks against vessels and
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extrajudicial executions and the unlawful acts of the piracy in
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the Caribbean, he has put guilt and blame on the Trump
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administration and solely them with a little help from their
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friends over there in Tel Aviv. Now, Trump's meeting just
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recently with Secretary of State, the very little Secretary
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of State, little Marco Rubio man who can hear things that we
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can't. Well, the Defense Secretary,
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Pete Haggiseth, and the Navy Secretary, John Philon comes as
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Coast Guard vessels continue tracking sanction tankers over
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there in the Caribbean waters. Well, the White House now
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characterized the gathering as a preparation for a major, quote,
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major announcement, with a White House official saying that Trump
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planned to discuss a shipbuilding initiative.
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Well, Coast Guard cutters on Monday pursued for a second
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consecutive day a sanctioned tanker that officials now have
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described as operating under a false flag and subject to US
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judicial seizure order. So we can just make things up as
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we go. And that's just a, it's just
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kosher to, you know, everybody who's involved.
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Now, the vessel is the third target in a recent day as part
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of what the Trump administration calls Venezuela's, quote, dark
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fleet ships used to evade U.S. sanctions over there in oil
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exports. Now just this Saturday, just
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this Saturday, the US Coast Guard personnel seized a Panama
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flagged tanker, centuries it's called following the December
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the interdiction of another Panama registered vessel called
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the Skipper. No word on Marianne or the movie
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star, but they certainly sanctioned those ones and really
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got their grips on them. Now, in closing, the economic
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pressure is something not to blink or override or even just
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leapfrog over. For that fact, all U.S. forces
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operated in a international waters.
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A tanker identified by the Transparenza, the Transparencia
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Venezuela, an independent government watchdog, as part of
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the shadow fleet, was observed moving between Venezuela
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refineries, including a facility in El Palito, roughly 3 hours
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West of Caracas now. The vessel remained docked at
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the refinery through Sunday as families visited and many
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onlookers were not aware of the acquisition and takeover.
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No matter the hostility. So, yeah, that's happening at
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military operations continue over there in Venezuela.
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And it looks like we are doing this in Israel.
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I have to say Israel will be very pleased because they need
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to have Venezuela in order to have a war with Iran.
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Sad to say there is that one. OK, here's something
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interesting, very interesting over the weekend.
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You may or may not know that the TPUSA, which I'm not sure what
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TP stands for at this point. I really don't know anymore.
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Well, they had their fest, their their big like Lollapalooza for
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the, the, the turning points over there.
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And there were some very awkward moments.
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Many have said I'm going to show you the first one for some
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reason. For some reason they invited
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Nicki Minaj who is a little off colored and her her brand.
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It is very low brow. If you probably know I'm talking
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about a rapper in her little interview in awkward exchange
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with Erica Kirk, one of the Ericas.
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Pay attention to this one very closely.
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Then I have a Freudian slip from the Erica or the actress
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playing. And then I'm going to share with
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you Alex Jones, who has now come out of the woodworks and made
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the effort to combat Candace Owens.
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And you're going to be stunned on on this one.
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And then I think I'm going to throw Barb's back at him.
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I think it's time. I think it's really time.
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I'm I'm tired of his little yap and all the just heretic things
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he's done to me and many others over the years.
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It's it's time to punch him right back in the mouth once and
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for all. So check this out.
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This is Nicki Minaj and having a Minaj of a conversation with
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Erica Kirk and it's cringe, but we like cringe and the fringe
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over here. Check this out.
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You have amazing role models like our handsome, dashing
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president. And you have amazing role models
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like the assassin JD Vance, our vice president.
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And when I say that, I trust me. There's nothing new under the
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sun that I have not heard. So you're fine?
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Yes, we did. I love you.
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I love you. You have to laugh about it.
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Truly. I have been called every single
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thing. And you know what?
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God is so good. You let it roll right off your
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back. And this is what's so beautiful
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about this moment. Because if the Internet wants to
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clip it, who cares? I love this.
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Woman, she's an amazing woman. She has a soul and a heart for
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the Lord, and words are words. But I know her heart and it
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doesn't even matter. And you say what you want to say
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because I know you're hard. I do not judge that.
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Thank you. Well, we don't know your heart,
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Erica. In fact, we don't even know who
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the hell you are. Say what you say And and and the
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Lord. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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What a heretic. What?
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Freudian slip. Cringe.
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Cringe it. You understand why they made her
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CEO. So you can't criticize what
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they're turning into, which is, you know, Tel Aviv, USA, pretty
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much. That's why they brought that
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little pipsqueak, Ben Shapiro. I just want to mop the floor
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with pipsqueak. Oh, God, Don't you just want to
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lure him in with a piece of cheese and smack him just like
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that? OK, here's another one here.
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This is this other pipsqueak, Erica.
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Now listen to her Freudian slip here and Nicki Minaj, y'all
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that, that was just something very interesting.
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Check this out. I I this tells you everything
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you need to know what's going on here.
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Despite the devastating loss of Charlie Kirk, my incredible
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husband at UVU, Caleb has persisted with the same grift.
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Excuse me, gift grit. It has been a long day.
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Chelsea. You're not a grifter, honey.
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It's all good. One more time.
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Loss of Charlie Kirk, my incredible husband at UVU.
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Caleb has persisted with the same grift.
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Excuse me? Gift.
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Grit. It has been a.
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Oh, I love it. Trust me, you're not a grifter,
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honey. Trust me baby, you ain't no
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grifter. I'm Erica Kirk y'all.
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What a Yeah, Yeah. The Lord works in mysterious
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ways, doesn't he? Erica, as you were saying, we'll
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we'll pray for you. And guess what?
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Our prayers just got answered. How do you feel about that?
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And and it's like, I'm not, we're not allowed to criticize
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this, this, this, this actress because, I mean, she's literally
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just destroying everything that, you know, her, her assignment
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Charlie Kirk built. It's disgusting.
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Anyways, there's that now. Now listen to this one.
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I want to, I want to play this for you.
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This was sent to me actually, by Mr. Neil Bishop.
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I got to give him some credit. This is Alex Jones, a man who
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that many people, you know, used to respect a long time ago,
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who's now become just a shadow of his former self, who's now
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acting holier than now. And notice when he comes out now
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against Candace Owens, it's all in unison in concert with Ben
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Shapiro, the guy who I just squashed right here on national
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TV. And it's all coming together and
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all like, just like when all the pastors, all the Christian
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Zionist pastors came out against a Candace Owens who are paid to
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come out against her. Now this blowhard, this bumbling
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fool who I've, I've can't even stand the mere tone of his voice
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for years now. Man who got me fired twice went
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out of his way to fire me twice because I don't know, he knew
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that I knew. He had ACIA infiltrator in his
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confines, you know, a man who married his just, you know,
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prostitute escort, you know which.
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Oddly enough, her name's Erica too.
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Should we continue? OK, so check this out, 'cause
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I'm on a roll today and I'm my gloves are off and that's this
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is my Christmas gift for everybody.
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OK, Watch what he's saying now against Candace Owens.
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Pay attention with a heavy heart that I am forced to put out
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another report either tonight or tomorrow morning.
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We're adding a lot of information right now, a lot
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more research dealing with Candace Owens.
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Just as soon as the whole Egyptian plane thing gets
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debunked with all the facts. Now she's moved with something
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else and I'm really worried about her.
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I'm worried about her and her mind.
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I'm most worried about the country and where this is going.
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It's good to question Charlie Kirk's assassination.
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When even Alex Jones says a line has been crossed, attention
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sharpens. In an extraordinary
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intervention, the Infowars founder has issued a public
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warning about Candace Owens not as a rival, but as a concerned
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ally. What began as conspiracy chatter
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has now triggered alarm inside conservative media itself, and
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the fallout is exposing deep fractures within the movement.
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Alex Jones is not known for restraint.
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For years he has built a career questioning official narratives
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and amplifying fringe claims, often defiantly.
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But this week Jones did something almost unheard of.
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He publicly urged caution not towards the mainstream media,
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not towards the government, but towards one of his own
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ideological allies, Candace Owens.
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OK, thank you. Thank you very much.
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Thank you. And what a wonderful crown that
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is behind me. I just realized that.
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So he's literally saying the talking points.
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He's saying the talking points of what, you know, all the
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people are supporting this Turning Point USA, all the
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people who are behind the Daily Wire.
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I believe that's Ben Shapiro's little outfit over there.
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He's literally using a script just like the pastors were
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using. Was it a few like 6 months ago
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when they were all caught receiving crypto from a some
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synagogue of Satan place over there in Israel?
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And I understand the Israeli fatigue, don't get me wrong.
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But if, if we don't, if we don't squash these people and their
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efforts, we're going to be squashed in the process of their
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acquisitions of all of our lives, just like we're seeing
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play out over there in Venezuela.
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OK, I like that one better. Now watch the following here.
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So, yeah, he's changed. What's happening, What's going
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on with him? What's what's the big idea?
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Look at what he's now saying too.
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This is just came out today. The man who has a lot to hide,
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Mr. 1776. I'd love to go to Israel.
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I mean, how historical is that? But I just can't deal with the
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Alex Jones is, you know, going to Israel to get his orders.
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Whatever. It's just like, I mean, I, I
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would love to touch the Wailing Wall with all that history and
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culture and, and, and like I touched Stonehenge.
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By the time I got to Stonehenge, they put a fence around it right
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after that, they made you really stay far away the next time I
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went, but I jumped the fence around it, but touched it
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because I wanted to touch it. And, you know, and, and, and so
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just to troll people, I'll probably go to Israel sometime
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and, you know, go touch the Wailing Wall because I mean,
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that's a cultural thing. Just like I want to climb the
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Great Pyramid if I could. And back before they closed it
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to people climbing and I've climbed Chichenitsa, It's the
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main deal. I want to go touch him up.
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Do you see? He can't even lie anymore.
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He can't even lie without sounding like one of the the
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Warner Brother cartoon characters.
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He wants to touch the wall. And this is this goes back in
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everything of his start. He starts out in 1996 in Austin,
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TX with Stratford that's connected to the Mossad.
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And here we go. And what did Bill Cooper say
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before he died? Beware of this guy.
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And hey, it's all out in the open.
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Oh, he cares about Candace, her mental well-being.
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He's going to debunk it all. He's going out of his damn way
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to care about her. What a disgrace he is.
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And now we know why he won't have Mike Adams on anymore.
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Because you, he protects a certain country now all the
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time. He's disgusting, fool he is.
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You know, everyone that was good at that organization, he pissed
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away. Total drunk.
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He's total. He's a total drunk.
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Then he allows Pete Santilli to come back in his operation, a
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well known FBI informant. He's such a disgrace.
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It makes me sick that I ever knew him.
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No reconciliation either. OK, so that that's how that one
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is. Now, just to continue the
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addition here, we're now going to go to some real deal politics
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because Mr. Mike Huckabee, excuse me, Rabbi Huckabee, he's
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going to tell us some things. So let's now get to some real
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deal politics to continue our grievances of 2025 right here at
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World of War, because it is war, isn't it?
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Somebody help me? Yes, it's that time of the year
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where we hear about presidential bids in the next two years and
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people are going to be making their way to say, hey, I'm the
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executive chief and I'm America first dot dot dot.
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Well, really Israel first, but don't tell anyone.
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Yes, And that is happening. Well, it's just amazing, an
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amazing, stunning turn of events.
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Just when you didn't think lightning could strike twice.
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Well, it does, as now there's some people who are making their
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bids for president. And I, for one, I'm really just
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checking how this is going to do in in the polls.
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But someone who's not a stranger to polls, who is very familiar
28:57
with them. Well, miss, Miss Lindsey Graham,
28:59
she's making her way into the presidential aisles and check
29:03
this out. You can't.
29:05
You couldn't write anything better.
29:06
I don't care what Agatha Christie says this is and
29:09
Lindsey Graham, the neo con from Jerusalem who is making his bed
29:14
and we should be very grateful. He's so brave.
29:17
I can't imagine a nominee in 2028 being the nominee.
29:23
If you want to run for president as a Republican in 2028 and
29:26
you're you don't show strong support for Israel, I don't
29:28
think he can win. To our friends on the.
29:30
Democratic side, I hope you'll up your game.
29:33
I hope you'll realize that Israel's not the problem.
29:35
The problem for peace is not Israel.
29:38
I can't imagine a nominee in 2028.
29:41
The problem for peace is not Israel.
29:43
Who, who, who, who, who is everybody.
29:46
Just like this Yosemite Sam loser.
29:50
God, I hate Lindsey Graham. I'm not sure I hate that more
29:53
anymore. He's always in the running.
29:55
He's always in the top three of people.
29:56
You just cannot stand anymore. So they're good.
29:59
They're going into the So you see the narrative building.
30:01
It's all about if, if you don't stand with them and then you
30:04
have a problem. Meanwhile, they don't tell you
30:06
one in four Israeli is leaving the country because they know
30:09
what's the future holds. They know what the destiny is
30:12
coming. This is a satanic cabal that is
30:15
setting up Israel for implosion, you see, to live up to Albert
30:19
Pike's implosion. And then they want to implode
30:21
Iran. Therefore, it crashes the
30:24
world's religions. People walk away from the
30:27
religion and the new religion becomes the AI, the
30:30
technocratic, just dreamboat of the wet dreams of the the
30:33
scientific dictatorship here. That's what this is all about.
30:37
And to make matters even more decrepit, well, here's another
30:41
guy who you're going to see here who's clearly on the Al Sharpton
30:45
South Beach Diet. Check this out as Mike Pompous
30:49
ass Pompeo is now telling us what we got to be grateful for.
30:53
Here it is. Tell us, Mr. Pompous.
30:57
Neuron isn't going to give up its desire to build out a
31:00
nuclear weapons program. Yeah, if they're rebuilding, we
31:03
should do the necessary go take it out.
31:05
We're capable of doing that. We can't let them rebuild their
31:07
air defenses. That would make it more
31:09
difficult to achieve that mission.
31:11
So time will be critical in making sure the air defense
31:13
systems in Iran aren't capable of taking down Western aircraft.
31:17
If we do that, we should continue to go after their
31:19
program every time they try to rebuild it.
31:22
None of us should be surprised that Islamist theocrats and
31:25
Yeah. Yeah.
31:25
And by the way, who's we? Who, who's we?
31:29
Because if if you ask anyone in America, if we're part of the we
31:33
just team over there that want to take out Iran or all these
31:36
other countries, I don't think many Americans are signing up
31:40
for that. The man who's turning into beef
31:43
jerky as we're like speaking here, look at this guy.
31:46
Look at this guy. Yes, what a disgusting, foul
31:51
human being he is. So there's that one here.
31:55
Now, in addition to that, just because, you know, we need
32:00
Venezuela because they have the oil in order to go to Iran and
32:04
have that war there. And just to show you how callous
32:09
this administration is now listen to this.
32:13
Now I'm going to show you the two clips here of Trump talking.
32:18
And it's it's more than just Venezuela at this point.
32:23
And yeah, I got some Australian things after the half too.
32:26
Now this is Trump talking about after Venezuela, what we're
32:31
going to have Greenland whether they like it or not.
32:33
I mean, this is this is a game of just conquer and divide.
32:38
And if you don't, we'll kill you kind of a match board game here.
32:41
So here is Trump talking about Greenland and rather rather
32:45
interesting in this case have to work it all out.
32:49
But he, he felt very strongly we, we needed financials.
32:53
We need Greenland for national security, not for minerals.
32:57
We had some, we have so many sites for minerals and oil and
33:00
everything. We have more oil than any other
33:01
country in the world. We need Greenland for national
33:04
security. And if you take a look at
33:06
Greenland, you look up and down the coast, you have Russian and
33:09
Chinese ships all over the place.
33:11
We need it for national security.
33:13
We have to have it. And he wanted to lead the
33:16
charge. So we're making him Marco today,
33:19
a special envoy to Greenland. Greenland's a big deal.
33:23
Yeah. Oh, great.
33:25
We have little Marco leading the charge like little Napoleon all
33:29
over again. You see, they want Greenland.
33:30
He's not being truthful there. The the reason they want
33:33
Greenland is because all this global warming fiasco, which is
33:38
all man made by by the scientific people.
33:42
They're melting the the ice caps in the north, which you're going
33:45
to have the biggest trade route that that's going to make the
33:48
Panama Canal look like it just third graders just little idea.
33:53
That's why you have Russia and China up there.
33:55
They're all vying for position for the biggest trade route in
33:59
the world's ever has ever seen. That's why he wants Greenland.
34:03
If you want to get esoteric about it too.
34:04
They said there's like a, you know, an extraterrestrial kind
34:08
of a ship somewhere in within the the crust in formation of
34:11
it. But that's coast to coast AM
34:14
kind of chatter, which I love, but I just want to share that
34:18
with you too. OK, so here's another one here.
34:21
So we want Venezuela in we as in Israel wants Venezuela, Israel
34:27
wants in Greenland. Yes, Israel is becoming the new
34:31
Marsha where we have to say Marsha, Marsha, Marsha, which
34:34
really means Israel. Now here's another one.
34:37
In the most braggadocious way. There's more colonization
34:42
happening as the Trump is now boasting about the Golan Heights
34:48
over there, the Syrian Golan Heights, and he's wanted it the
34:52
whole time because it's worth billions.
34:56
Yes, the truth comes out in every which way you can possibly
35:00
imagine. As ugly as it it may appear,
35:02
here it is signed the Golan Heights, the rights to the
35:06
Golden Heights, over to Israel. Nobody thought that was possible
35:09
to get. They've been working on it for
35:11
70 years, Mark, 70 years. You know, planes would fly into
35:17
places that have meetings that would last 2-3 days.
35:20
All they talked about was the Golan Heights, right, Jason?
35:24
And nobody ever did anything. But I did it and we did it
35:26
quickly. This is not American first.
35:31
OK, So in the brag, braggadocious way.
35:34
Now, when it comes to Colombia, who they're probably going to be
35:40
invaded next is now Presidente Petro has now accused the US of
35:46
being on stolen land. What is the response to that,
35:50
you might ask? Well, have a look at this before
35:53
we go to break here. And we're going to come back
35:54
with Matthew Millen after the break.
35:56
But check this out and it kind of gives you an idea if you
36:00
haven't had one already. What now?
36:02
The new image of the United States is throughout Latin
36:05
America. If it couldn't get any worse,
36:08
well, just give it 5 minutes as we're taking orders and marching
36:12
orders from a very tiny, creepy country that is colonizing the
36:15
world through the US military might.
36:17
Here it is. So in response to the United
36:20
States taking sanctioned oil from from Venezuela, Colombian
36:23
President Gustavo Petro has criticized the United States by
36:27
saying, well, the Southwest has stolen land and that it should
36:29
be returned to Latin America. I just wanted to know what your
36:31
response to that. Well, he has to watch because,
36:33
you know, he's got drug factories.
36:35
They make cocaine in Colombia. And he's no friend of the United
36:40
States. He's very bad, very bad guy.
36:43
And he's got to watch his ass because he makes cocaine and
36:47
they send it into the United States of America from Colombia.
36:50
We love the Colombian people. I love the Colombian people.
36:54
They're great people. Energetic, smart, great.
36:57
But their new leader is a troublemaker and he better watch
37:02
it. They you better close up those
37:03
cocaine factories. They have at least three major
37:06
cocaine factories. We know where they are.
37:08
He better close them up fast. Yeah.
37:10
So in response to the United States speaking.
37:13
Yeah. He better watch it.
37:14
Or we have a new sheriff in town around here.
37:16
This is this goes against everything majority, if not all
37:23
the people who voted for this Trump 2 point O this goes
37:26
against everything people voted for seriously.
37:29
And to see this play out. And you know what's worse,
37:33
before we go to bridge, I want everyone to take note of
37:37
everybody who is in favor of this imperialistic divide that's
37:43
being perpetuated and facilitated behind the scenes
37:46
by, by the Israelis. Pay attention to everybody who
37:50
has, who's pro the cover up of, of the ethnic cleansing and
37:55
genocide of that country. Take names and note who they are
37:59
because it's unforgivable. And I'll never forgive or forget
38:03
these people who have committed treason right in front of our
38:07
eyes. I don't give a damn, you know,
38:10
what kind of games being played right now.
38:11
But I, I, I do know what's right in front of us.
38:14
And if there's no forgetting or forgiveness of any of this, as
38:18
far as I'm concerned, and I'm not going to sit here and stand
38:21
for it and neither should any of you.
38:23
So that's how I feel about it. We're going to take this quick
38:25
break and when we get back, we're going to talk about more
38:28
winners and losers of 2025 as the Hollywood industrial complex
38:32
burns into its own demonic footprint.
38:35
We're going to be talking some about the some of the
38:39
acquisitions that went nowhere, some of the, you know, late
38:42
night host out there and some of the, well, rather refreshing
38:48
surprises of the summer of 2025 that I think you should know
38:52
about with Matthew Mill. And here after the break here at
38:54
World of War where we are just just naming and listening
38:58
grievances as we go. Stand by.
39:00
We'll be back after this quick one.
39:10
But where does that come from? You know, there's a difference
39:13
between Dom and ignorant Dom is that a person cannot process
39:17
information. They just don't have the
39:19
capacity. They don't have an operating
39:20
system. If I put it in computer
39:21
language, ignorance is that the data isn't there.
39:25
What we're dealing with is not an operating system problem,
39:28
it's a data problem. We have not downloaded the
39:31
proper data, the correct, the true data into the minds of
39:35
younger people. And we've assumed that they're
39:37
going to grow up intellectually curious and intellectually
39:42
honest and that they will look for themselves.
39:44
But they're not. That's the problem.
39:47
They're not looking. They're taking at face value
39:50
what some podcaster says and the result is absolutely dangerous.
40:04
Jim attempts to date again in 2025 and the following happens.
40:08
A gets frustrated with all the toxic masculinity talk and
40:13
punches out a millennial. Or is it?
40:15
B goes on a date and starts reminiscing on his old marine
40:19
days. Ask his date if she wants to go
40:22
to a titty bar. OK.
40:27
That might be the answer right there.
40:29
We may not have to go any further.
40:30
Is it? C recites French poetry and
40:33
begins to develop a French accent that never goes away?
40:36
Or is it finally, D realizes everyone is Miracle Jab and
40:40
decides to read the paperback edition of War and Peace?
40:44
Wow. OK, Jim Fetzer, tell us what
40:47
happens On this date in 2025, if you could.
40:50
I go on a date and after a couple of Moscow mules, I start
40:53
reminiscing about my little Marine Corps days and how much I
40:56
enjoy. None.
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44:51
Some of the biggest losers winners of the Hollywood
44:54
industrial complex, the music world, everything we've known as
44:57
the Babylon 2 point O but it is quite confusing, you know, and
45:02
how some of these people are able to even exist still, but
45:06
you know the the beauty of it is within the ashes the true
45:10
artiste in the new age of Renaissance.
45:14
There's a new birth that that becomes of adult but you have to
45:17
have the death 1st and all the pain you know, you have to crawl
45:19
before you can walk. Eat a little salt that taste the
45:22
sugar we all know. But it really gives a a real
45:26
chance now as independent film makers and music fashionistas to
45:31
a real chance to get notice out there.
45:34
But we're going to go through the darkness first before we get
45:36
to the light as now we're going to talk about, well, the real
45:41
deal showbiz of all the winners and losers here.
45:44
Well, just recently, Hollywood's biggest winners and loser of
45:46
2025 has now come out. And some of these really you can
45:51
make a case of that's not really who won, was it?
45:54
Is it? In fact, I pretty much willing
45:59
to bet there's a lot of more losers than there are winners,
46:03
but I could be wrong. From award shows to digital TV,
46:09
digital television like Apple TV, Netflix, the death in the
46:12
end of mainstream TV as we know it.
46:17
The the directors like James Gunn, who we thought was dead
46:21
meat dog food, but he's able to continue his is trajectory in
46:26
Hollywood still, whatever that means and as well as the true
46:32
kings of late night. Well, we're going to discuss
46:34
that and a whole lot more with our very own analyst of
46:39
everything independent films and the lamestreamer and soaked
46:42
media the one the only Matt Millen.
46:44
Matt, welcome back to world at war three.
46:48
You know, and what a great job you did on the lounge a week
46:53
ago. People are still talking about
46:54
that you have a multi talented facets here.
46:57
But Matt, you heard what I was saying here.
47:00
You know, a lot of people are kind of just shaking their heads
47:03
and thinking how how is late night television still even an
47:08
example of able to exist? And then censorship comes in
47:14
play. Let's talk about that.
47:16
Are are we seeing the very end of The Tonight Show and Gobert
47:20
and all these other people like Jimmy came home?
47:24
I mean, it's hard to say, but I think we're seeing a tail end of
47:28
so much of I mean, we are in a new age, you know, the
47:32
industrial age is over, we're in the information age and but it's
47:36
it's a period of major transition.
47:39
So, you know, a lot of what we grew up with is, if not to be
47:45
totally dead, it's coming in different form, man.
47:47
I mean, and I think also we're just being over saturated with
47:51
garbage to be honest, you know, You know what I mean.
47:56
Yeah. But garbage shoe and he has the
47:58
Vulcan ears too. I just noticed some of the most
48:01
nefarious people. So, you know, this backfired.
48:04
Let's talk about this as we kind of, you know, look back at 2025
48:08
and we'll get to the wonderful things that did happen this
48:11
year. But this was a big talking point
48:15
here when when he got cancelled by ABC due to Trump, I believe
48:19
Trump tried to cancel Jimmy Kimmel.
48:22
I think that backfired. I think it was a horrible
48:24
strategy by anyone involved. Or did it backfire?
48:27
Or is it? Absolutely, because these clowns
48:32
talking about how the free speech warriors and you know,
48:37
with regard to what Jimmy Kimmel said, he didn't say anything.
48:41
So you know, particularly in saying in fact, like the what
48:44
Trump and all this his goblins have said about Rob Reiner is
48:49
way worse. I mean, absolutely on a, on an
48:53
absolutely different level. Well, I, I want to get to that
48:57
in a second here, but just to refresh my memory and, and
49:00
others out there, Kimmel said something about Charlie Kirk in
49:04
in regards to like, God, what was it again, Matt?
49:07
I think he he was speaking specifically about the
49:10
divisiveness and particularly about the divisiveness over not
49:16
only some of the things that Charlie Kirk may have said, but
49:18
the the whole death as well. And I mean, they were actually,
49:23
if you actually look at the what he said, it was not particularly
49:28
controversial. I mean, and you know, you may
49:33
not agree with it, that's fine. But this is getting to the point
49:36
of absurdity that you know, especially, you know, the right
49:40
wing Co opted this idea of absolutist free speech and and
49:46
now, I mean, it's it's getting beyond the pale.
49:49
So it. It appears the the OP known as
49:52
the Charlie Kirk event and you know, all the things that came
49:55
with it has been used to really drive a wedge between free
50:01
speech for one, but also all the supporters of Trump who are, you
50:06
know, Candace Owens being one of them.
50:08
It's being used to to stop hateful speech.
50:11
If anybody questions what happened here or questions Cash
50:14
Patel's, you know, just precious girlfriend.
50:17
Look at all this or you horrible Islamophobia.
50:20
Their their speech is utterly hateful and they're just
50:23
gaslighting all of us. Yeah, yeah.
50:26
And it's not like it's not like it's not on the Republicans.
50:29
It's, you know, a lot of the, it's, it's very much
50:34
particularly with the, the establishment Democrats as well
50:38
to so I mean, it's. OK, here's another one too.
50:43
And remind me to come back to Rob Reiner in a in a second.
50:46
But this one, unbelievable. You talk about ratings drop.
50:51
Well, this is a big one here. The award shows nobody's
50:53
watching the, the Oscars, the Grammys, the Emmys anymore.
50:57
Why do you think that is, Matt? Because, you know, I used to
51:01
watch it every year with my gram.
51:02
It was a thing. Are people just fatigued and
51:05
disgusted with these celebutans or, or do people not care
51:08
anymore about the, the self awards of, of Hollywood?
51:12
What's? I just think also we're in a
51:14
transition because I mean, so much of So what you see it in
51:19
Hollywood is these franchise films like the independent film
51:23
is really suffering at the moment.
51:26
And in documentary, if you see what Netflix and all these, you
51:29
know, in my field, what Netflix and all these are picking up is
51:32
mainly true crime. It's true crime documentaries.
51:35
A lot of them are very sensationalist.
51:38
So you know, the opportunities for independent film, you know,
51:44
the whole the whole field is changing and it's, you know,
51:49
it's a transitional period. So it's not going to be like
51:52
this forever. But at the moment, you know, if
51:54
you're not Marvel, if you're not putting out another, you know,
52:00
you know, demographically researched Marvel film, you're
52:05
going to have a problem. You're going to have a problem
52:07
getting distribution. You're going to have to have a
52:09
problem raising the money, especially in the indie films
52:11
that are, you know, 1 to $10 million.
52:14
So, and I think you're not. So it's not, I don't know if
52:20
people are tired of it. I think it's just you're seeing
52:23
like a much more limited band of content and and.
52:28
There's all the remakes too. There's not a lot of original
52:31
creativity anymore. It which tells you or or the
52:35
rehashing like, you know, Rocky or Indiana Jones and ruining our
52:38
childhoods from it. But in regards to Rob Runner,
52:41
let me play this here because I was kind of late to what what
52:44
happened in the the Trump's take on Rob Runner, who we'll get to
52:49
here in a second. Check this out and we'll discuss
52:52
after down on his stunning criticism of Slain.
52:54
Director Rob Reiner No. I was not a fan of Rob Reiner at
52:58
all, in any way, shape or form. I thought he was very bad for
53:01
our country. Even big names who are solidly
53:03
in Trump's corner are slamming his reaction to the murder of
53:07
the Hollywood icon and his wife. That just crosses every line of
53:11
just basic human decency. Actor and outspoken conservative
53:15
James Woods was friends with the famously liberal Reiner for
53:19
decades. When people say horrible things
53:21
about Rob right now, I find it quite frankly infuriating and
53:28
distasteful. Did I agree with his politics?
53:31
I did not. Did I love him as a friend?
53:34
I most certainly did. On the 5 Fox News personality
53:37
Greg Gutfeld said he would have handled it differently.
53:41
If it were me, I'd go like that. I'm sorry, he's dead, but he
53:43
can't let that go. We don't have to like it.
53:46
I just look at the deeds. Let me ask you this question
53:50
here as we, we just saw that piece.
53:52
You know, this has been a very polarizing time now in
53:55
Hollywood, especially with Trump 2 point O coming back.
53:58
But the difference between one point O is I think people are
54:03
tired of the divisiveness in in the United States.
54:07
And I think that was a perfect example of people saying, hey,
54:12
you know, we we're tired of this kind of talk here.
54:14
This guy brutally was killed by his son.
54:17
Yeah. And do you think we're at that
54:19
point yet? We're just now tired of the
54:21
divisiveness, no matter who it is.
54:24
I think to a large degree, I mean, I, I'm certainly, I'm
54:28
certainly tired of it. I'm not going to, I'm still
54:31
going to stand my ground on certain issues, but I am, I'm
54:36
very tired of it. And, and you know that with Rob
54:40
Reiner too, that that affects me the most.
54:42
I, I mentioned when I met him to you, I think when we were
54:45
talking, and I mean, whether you like his politics or not, he was
54:50
very funny and a lovely guy to me.
54:53
And, you know, he laughed when I called him Marty de Burgie and
54:56
he said, you know, any guy who likes Spinal Tap, I'm fine with
55:00
so. And you know, Spinal Tap for me
55:04
is one of the most important films in my life as far as I
55:07
think it's one of the funniest comedies ever.
55:09
But also, you know, as a mockumentary when I was a kid,
55:13
it made me kind of think about going into documentaries, even
55:16
though it's obviously not a documentary.
55:18
And you know, the the the film was part of our zeitgeist, man,
55:22
like Princess Bride, right? These are these are cultural.
55:27
These are like cultural lives, especially for us, you know, the
55:31
Generation X and the Millennials, you know, these
55:35
are, I mean, he, he gave us cultural icons, you know, like
55:40
really special cultural. I mean, the musicians, you know,
55:44
Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer,
55:46
they're so good that the band actually was created from that
55:50
film. And I love every.
55:54
Every heavy metal guy loves Spinal Tap, man.
55:57
It it, it really gave birth to the concept of 2 bass players in
56:00
a band. OK, so now that we kind of been
56:02
in the darkness, let's talk about the, the total winners of
56:06
2025 and let's you know, that brings us right, right to the
56:09
world of music and the reunion of the one of the greatest bands
56:14
to ever stem from England, Oasis.
56:17
Let's talk about that. Not a lot of people saw that
56:20
coming. And what are your, what's your
56:22
take on that, Matt? It's one of the highest grossing
56:25
tours of the year, if not of all.
56:27
Time I told you first if the Gallagher's can get back
56:31
together, I think anybody can. I even hear Josh Holm talking
56:35
about not ruling out getting Caius back together now.
56:38
And I thought that would never happen.
56:40
So I mean, I think the Gallagher's just put in their
56:45
differences aside to to, you know, give us again Oasis, which
56:50
is an important band. It it's, I think it's opening
56:55
the pathway for, for like, yeah, well, for also like, you know,
57:00
other, other bands that broke up or, you know, maybe.
57:04
Yeah, I, I think, I think it was a display of of, you know,
57:08
coming together as family, putting the old rivalries of, of
57:12
yesteryear's side. And and I think it's something
57:14
that England needed. I think it was really great to
57:16
see. It made me feel like I was a
57:18
schoolboy, A schoolboy again as well.
57:21
Hey, Matt, we're going to continue our our venture into
57:26
the world of music in 2025 following tonight's show.
57:29
If you want to join us and you remember, please do so.
57:32
You'll be receiving a link shortly here on a couple of
57:36
dozen minutes here. And Matt, if you could describe
57:39
before we go and, and get to another segment here, I'd
57:42
describe 2025 and couple of words, if not a word, how would
57:46
you describe this year in, in, in the world of everything,
57:50
showbiz and music and everything.
57:53
Mix, but I mean, and globally and personally, I mean globally,
57:58
I would say grim. Actually, it's been, it's been
58:03
utterly, you know, utterly grim. I keep on saying to myself that,
58:07
you know, people in 1940, you know what they must have felt
58:12
like. But the one, the one positive
58:16
is, you know, 1940, you know, the 1940 to 4539 to 45 passed
58:24
and the world moved on. And I think that's the, I think
58:30
we need, we need to hold on to some optimism and some, some
58:34
hope that, you know, these times we're in a dark traditional
58:38
period and, and somehow the world's going to get through it,
58:43
you know? I could not agree more.
58:46
OK, Matt Millen, one of our wonderful new people here this
58:51
year, you know, one of the highlights of 2025.
58:53
Thank you for being here. And we'll see you for our after
58:56
show with our members. Thank you very much.
58:59
OK, there you have it. Always good to see Matt Millen,
59:03
I tell you that. And you know what?
59:05
We're going to showcase one of his movies in the new year.
59:09
I can't wait for that. OK, We're now going to
59:11
transition here into real deal robots, real deal bots.
59:16
There it is. Look at that creepy guy here.
59:20
Well, you know, you know, the, the technocratic people, they're
59:24
tired of a lot of this malarkey, aren't they?
59:26
They're tired of humans. They don't like the way we
59:28
smell. They don't like the way we have
59:30
habitual traditions every year. And sometimes you can't blame
59:34
them. We, we have a lot of drama and
59:36
baggage. And if I were them, I probably
59:39
would feel the same too. But the fact of the matter is,
59:41
we're not them. And the Chinese agreed as well.
59:45
Well, as we're now becoming more imperialistic by the month here
59:49
and trying to divvy up the world into what's China's and what
59:53
really belongs to the US forward slash Israel.
59:57
Well, China has now some new humanoid robots that they want
1:00:01
to introduce to the West, which many experts who are familiar
1:00:05
with the bots are now calling Trojan horses.
1:00:09
Yes, Trojan horses, that's incredibly correct.
1:00:12
There is. Now they're making their way,
1:00:14
they're making the March and right here into the USA, they're
1:00:17
going to follow that convoy all the way down to the West as they
1:00:20
could potentially turn against their masters, as Gigi might
1:00:25
want us not to know. That's absolutely correct.
1:00:28
Now the humanoid robots mass produced by the millions in
1:00:31
China and sold to the West for pennies as domestic assistance,
1:00:35
wink, wink. Well, it can easily be turned
1:00:37
against their masters with a single word command experts have
1:00:41
now warned. You know, just when we're
1:00:44
getting closer and closer to the dream of what the Jetsons told
1:00:47
us about you. You remember, Rosie?
1:00:50
Well, one hacked machine could then act as a quote Trojan horse
1:00:53
and turn their devices against their own, their owners in a
1:00:56
very remarkable way. Well, it's thought that China's
1:00:59
ability to mass produce millions of dirt cheap.
1:01:02
They say weapons and robots place Jiji Ping into a position
1:01:07
where he has the controller, the joystick and could potentially
1:01:11
choke you to death as they could become in a find themselves in a
1:01:15
very advantageous position to be able to control them.
1:01:19
Well, security researchers are now warned about the initiative
1:01:23
vulnerabilities in some of these household helpers designed to
1:01:27
make chores easier for the owners, which could be
1:01:29
manipulated just by one simple verbal command.
1:01:32
We have to find the safe word. I'm telling you, we have to find
1:01:35
the safe word. But a compromised robot, for
1:01:38
example, can become violent and perhaps create a violent threat
1:01:43
to family members, sabotage production lines or even steal
1:01:46
sensitive information while creating a chain reaction attack
1:01:50
with nearby machines. At a recent tech convention over
1:01:54
there in Shanghai, which if you weren't there you missed it.
1:01:57
Cybersecurity research group called dark Navy transformed a
1:02:01
domestic domestically produced humanoid robot priced at 14,000
1:02:04
dollars 200 into a quote mobile spy, which launched a physical
1:02:10
attack on a mannequin and boy was it ever now they turned the
1:02:15
turned robot raised in its arms and punched the dummy to the
1:02:18
ground, carrying out malicious demands given by the white hand
1:02:21
attackers matter of minutes. The ineffective device then
1:02:25
used, excuse me, the infected device then used near field
1:02:30
wireless communications to infect other offline robots to
1:02:33
carry out malicious instructions.
1:02:36
Now what I've always said and shared with you that the the
1:02:39
film Terminator was a documentary.
1:02:42
I wasn't kidding. I was not kidding at all.
1:02:45
Now it's worth noting that currently intelligent robots
1:02:48
built by manufacturing powerhouse are primarily used in
1:02:51
entertainment performances only, just for starters.
1:02:56
However, business receptions and scientific research are telling
1:03:00
us, well, that's the entryway to the West as they become part of
1:03:04
the family and a family that could be very deadly.
1:03:10
You know, those family members to show and share with you is a
1:03:14
further illustration of it all. I'm going to show you this piece
1:03:16
here. We should be very wary of this
1:03:18
because look, see what you may as this may sound like a DAF
1:03:23
story to you, but for starters, Oakland Police Department,
1:03:27
they're now using Robocops. This is not a joke.
1:03:31
Many police departments, in fact, many Chinese ports,
1:03:35
they're shipping ports around the the country over there in
1:03:38
China, they're getting rid of the the longshoremen.
1:03:41
They're now using AI, artificial intelligence, packing bots,
1:03:47
distributors. We better take this seriously
1:03:50
before it comes here and we're left in the dust of not knowing.
1:03:54
Here is a little example of what these little doohickeys look
1:03:57
like, and I'm not taking this lightly one bit.
1:04:02
Check this out. Hello Clarice.
1:04:09
I'm your assistant Robot Domogato.
1:04:18
Mr. Roboto Domo Domo. This is their theme song too.
1:04:29
Just. All right.
1:04:47
Well, that's who's going to be making your breakfast and going
1:04:51
forward in the future as the Chinese robots are here to stay.
1:04:55
They want they want to stay and replace the workforce.
1:04:58
Just incredible just incredible. OK here is a one of the last
1:05:03
stories we'll do here tonight. Well maybe one more after this.
1:05:07
Well, this is this is crazy here.
1:05:10
I can now share with you as we do a the the weird weather out
1:05:15
there. There's now witnesses that saw a
1:05:17
shark with a body after a woman vanished off the California
1:05:22
beach recently. And I'm this is unexpected, but
1:05:27
usually sharks come more in in shore.
1:05:29
You come towards the beach when the waters are warm.
1:05:33
This is coming out of Monterey County over there.
1:05:37
Just last night confirmed that two people reported seeing a
1:05:40
possible shark before a swimmer disappeared off the coast of
1:05:43
Pacific Grove earlier that day. So yeah, there's a woman who's
1:05:49
missing a 55 year old woman who had been swimming near Lovers
1:05:52
Point. Yeah, is now missing.
1:05:55
In case you were in the area and you know anything, please call
1:05:58
authorities at once. There is now a well an onslaught
1:06:02
of sharks, deadly sharks with laser beams that are approaching
1:06:06
the California shores in a very, very high speed acceleration.
1:06:12
OK, here's another one here. Check this story out before I
1:06:16
we, we have this one. I've been meaning to do this one
1:06:19
real quick for for quite some time.
1:06:21
Scientists have found a new humanoid.
1:06:25
So we went from robot noids to now there's a new humanoid that
1:06:29
has just been discovered and really explains a lot.
1:06:32
This is really incredible. There's now a new humanoid
1:06:35
called Littlefoot, which explains the little people.
1:06:40
And I love this. Check this out.
1:06:43
There's a new biggest Science News over there.
1:06:45
Yeah. Littlefoot, potential unknown
1:06:47
human ancestor. That's where the munchkins come
1:06:51
from. Look at this.
1:06:53
Look at these little, little people here.
1:06:56
So, yeah, they go. They can, too.
1:06:59
Yeah. So a study.
1:07:01
So there's a new humanoid. That's all I have to tell you.
1:07:05
So that goes back to the Neanderthal days.
1:07:09
And, yeah, so it shows that little people have been part of
1:07:12
our society for quite some time, and we have to give them praise.
1:07:15
So that's one of their cousins from, you know, ages old there.
1:07:20
There's that one for you. And finally, finally, this.
1:07:24
It will be the last story here tonight.
1:07:27
Well, there seems to be a a real Santa kind of a story now, as
1:07:32
Santa and elves rob a Montreal grocery store to give food to
1:07:38
the needy. Absolutely.
1:07:42
A group called Robin des Roulettes.
1:07:48
Excuse me, I had a stroke when I said that later said in a
1:07:51
statement. A stunt was intended to
1:07:53
highlight the cost of living crises.
1:07:55
So, but however, the Santa stealing food for the grocery
1:08:01
food, this is in Canada by the way, is a real deal
1:08:05
international shows us in Montreal.
1:08:10
It it shows that the cost of living and the cost of food,
1:08:14
especially during the holiday season is unaffordable for even
1:08:18
those who may not realize it. But if Santa was stealing a
1:08:24
food, was stealing food from grocery stores, is that such a
1:08:27
crime? Can they arrest Santa Claus?
1:08:29
And how would that look on camera?
1:08:32
How would that look? And by the way, if you're in
1:08:33
Montreal and you're watching this, they're saying be on the
1:08:36
lookout for Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry who are spotted
1:08:41
dining together. And if you see Justin Trudeau,
1:08:45
well, just punch him right in the face for me.
1:08:47
Thank you. That would be my Christmas gift.
1:08:50
And Katy Perry, Yeah, she's just using him to get to me.
1:08:54
I think that's what's happening. OK, on that note, we're going to
1:08:58
get out of here. As you know, you may.
1:09:01
We may be back. We don't know how the days are
1:09:03
going to go. If there's any breaking news
1:09:05
that happens, I'll be the first one to share with you and
1:09:08
members, we're going to continue our show with you.
1:09:11
Please stay aboard with us. And yeah, you'll get a link very
1:09:14
soon. OK, We're going to get out of
1:09:16
here. My final thought here is thank
1:09:19
you for this wonderful holiday season.
1:09:21
It's been a real pleasure. I hope to be back right after
1:09:24
Christmas with all of you. Don't forget, tomorrow night is
1:09:28
the encore director's cut of Melvis's Christmas special.
1:09:31
You're going to see an extended version and a lot of scenery
1:09:34
that we didn't get to put in the first one.
1:09:36
And even this guy might be there.
1:09:39
Yes, he's going to be collecting pennies for you.
1:09:41
So that will be that one. So that's my final thought.
1:09:44
Thank you for a wonderful Christmas experience.
1:09:48
And it's been just really a real, real blast.
1:09:51
So for Matt Millen, thank you for being here.
1:09:53
We'll see you shortly. And for everyone that's here at
1:09:56
Real Deal Media, I'm Dean Ryan say thank you for sharing a bit
1:09:58
of this holiday season with all of us.
1:10:00
And in the meanwhile, never forget to stay tuned and stay
1:10:03
awake. A good night, everybody.
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