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Super News #38-Trump meets with NATO-Market News-Mamdani Wins NYC Dem Primary-3 Insane Studies-WWE RAW Recap-T'Wolves & Lynx Sold · Prestons Super Show

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Let's talk about the markets. Big day for the markets.
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The S&P 500 closed Tuesday's market session at $6092.18.
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That's up $67 from the previous day.
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The Dow Jones was up 507 points and that currently sits at
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$43,089.02. Let's take a look at the NASDAQ.
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That was up at the end of the day, 281 points.
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The NASDAQ sits at $19,912.53. The Russell was up 28 points
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that currently sits at $2161.21. The VIX was down $2.00 today.
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That currently sits at $17.48. Gold was up $4.00, making up
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some ground from yesterday's losses.
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Gold sits at $3338.50, and the crypto market continues to
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rally. Through all of the doubt and all
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of the investor sentiment in the market, crypto will not be
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boggled down. The price of crude did spike
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about 60 some odd cents today that sits at $65 and a penny
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there. Brent crude sits at $67.79.
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That was up again about 60 odd cents.
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Silver trading at $35.87 at the end of the market session, and
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silver was up $0.14 on the day. So silver's very strong in this
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$30 range right here. From what we're seeing after the
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last big drop right now, Bitcoin is over $105,000.
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It's pushing back up to its highest ever.
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Right now you have Etherium at $2441.69.
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That will continue to jump around, but I'm a big fan of
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Etherium. Then XRP had a great day
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yesterday. It followed up with a great day
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today, $2.20. That's where it sits at Dow
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Solana. That was up about $5 by the end
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of market session and that's it's at $145.33 for one sold
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line A token. Then BNB is at $643.62 at this
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current place and time. That's up $10 as crypto begins
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to head into a new trading session.
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I will come back to the futures at the end of the show.
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For now, let's head over to sports with the WWE Raw recap
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from last night. And if you'd like wrestling, you
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have to get something out of watching Raw.
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You have to, you have to be getting something out of this.
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Seth Rollins said he is playing chess and everyone else is
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playing checkers. The first match of the night,
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Brown Breaker, first Penta. You got 2 workhorses, both can
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stop on a dime. And I could tell right away that
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Brown Breaker hasn't probably had a lot of work with Penta, at
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least recently. But I did think after the top
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con high low, and then after the destroyer I thought it was over.
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I thought Penta would have this one in the bag.
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And out of nowhere, Brown Breaker lands the spear like a
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missile and puts this one out of Commission.
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The Frankensteiner off the top rope from Brown Breaker.
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That was a good move that was done well.
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Very high risk move too. Then we had Jade Cargill up
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against Roxanne Perez. This was a good fight.
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I thought they were going back and forth for quite some time.
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It actually turned into a pretty long fight.
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We were able to see Roxanne Perez battle for quite some
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time. She was able to work in a lot of
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her moves. There were a lot of good moments
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for both women. Jade Cargill lands thee jaded
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after Roxanne Perez picked up a 2 count from the knee to the
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back of the neck off of the ropes.
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Jade Cargill, with a big win here, puts herself in a prime
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position by winning this Queen of the Ring semi final match.
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Then we had Becky Lynch, The Man versus Bailey, and Bailey made
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the mistake of allowing Lyra Valkyria to kind of linger
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around her because what ended up happening was when Bailey seemed
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to get the upper hand, Lyra Valkyria jumped in and tried to
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take some pent up aggression out on Becky Lynch.
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And Lyra Valkira is smooth with it.
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She has the moves, she's very impressive in the ring and her
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skills are bar none in the women's division right now.
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She can match up with anybody. So I think they're building
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some, you know, heat behind all of these stars here.
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But the Intercontinental Championship is so important.
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When Becky Lynch retained it because Lyra Valkira interrupted
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the match, that's really going to fire up Bailey, and that's
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going to put some true animosity behind that Intercontinental
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Championship in the women's division.
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So that's going to be something to see.
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This is one of my favorite belts.
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Then we have Raychel Rodriguez and guess who Roxanne Perez
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shows back up and they ambushed Ria Ripley and put her through a
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table. Then we get the main event and
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it was a great main event. Cody Rhodes versus J USO.
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It was a clean match, not many errors, nothing people can point
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to and say oh this was a botch, this was a good clean match.
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Cody Rhodes comes out on top and he's going to advance in the
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King of the Ring tournament after winning the semi finals
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match. At one point he hit the Super
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Cody Cutter and then was looking for his famous move, his
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finisher the crossroads. But it was countered and Jay USO
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landed a crossroads of his own for a 2 count.
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Now after that 2 count USO was hot on his tail.
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Jay USO would land 2 Super kicks and then look to finish Cody
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Rhodes in this match with an USO splash, but it was reversed when
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Cody Rhodes jumped up on the top ropes, neutralized it, and then
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executed another Super Cody Cutter and the crowd was going
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nuts. He hits the crossroads while Jay
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USO is dazed. That's it folks.
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Moving on in this King of the Ring tournament is Cody Rhodes.
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That's all for WWE on Netflix, the Monday Raw recap.
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I will recap WWENXT on tomorrow's episode.
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I'm sticking with sports. The NBA finalized the $1.5
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billion sale of the Minnesota Timberwolves and links to the
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new owners of the investment group led by Mark Lohr and
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Baseball Megastar. You know them, Alex Rodriguez,
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this is huge, a ground breaking deal.
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So we shall see what the future holds because the Minnesota
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Timberwolves are coming off of two really good seasons.
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I mean, they've been building this team.
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We shall see what comes because this was a very low ball number
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compared to what other teams have gone for in the NBA.
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For the WNBA, we know the CBA contract negotiations, their
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collective bargaining agreement negotiations for their money is
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about to take place. So this deal is maybe a little
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bit of a precursor for other NBA news, especially in the free
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agency market right now. The Boston Celtics, Atlanta
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Hawks and Brooklyn Nets are finalizing a three team trade
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that's going to send Kristaps Porzingis and a second round
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pick to the Atlanta Hawks, while Terrence Mann in the #22 pick
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from Atlanta will head to the Nets and Georgie Nyang and a
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second rounder from Atlanta will head to the Celtics.
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And then we have Kyrie Irving who says he's declining the $43
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million player option for this upcoming season and instead he
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will sign with the team that is on the Dallas Mavericks, but
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it's going to be for three years and $119 million overall.
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This is a huge blockbuster deal for Kyrie Irving, who is putting
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his money where his mouth is, supporting The Mavericks who
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have the number one pick in the NBA Draft and are looking to get
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Cooper Flagg who has been playing impeccable basketball at
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the University of Duke. So we shall see the fun commence
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once the NBA Draft gets underway.
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Let's take a look at the big news highlights from the day.
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What did Tuesday teach us? Well, we know President Trump
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was pissed. He dropped the F bomb on live
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TV. So that was a couple pennies in
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the swear jar. He met with NATO and, of course,
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the press, they're so phony, they can't ask a simple question
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about was anything talked about in the meeting about trade?
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Were there any discussions about, you know, anything
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relevant to the American economy?
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And Nope, it's just how do we ask a question that can make the
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president angry? That's what the news came up
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with. And I have to tell you, these
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Democrats are a weird bunch. This is an odd bunch.
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This is an odd group on Capitol Hill.
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The Democrats are weird. I don't have another word to
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describe them besides ineffective.
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That's as polite as I can be. Ineffective and weird.
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Usually you say I'm going to bring forth ideas, even if
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they're not great ideas. You're going to have substance.
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You're going to have something to speak about that people can
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relate to. All they do is line up single
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file to attack the president with their remarks over and over
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again. It's never ending.
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The cameras all catch it and they're all caught up in their
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lives. How long do we have to see this
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continue before they actually join up with the Republicans and
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do something meaningful for once?
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Because right now, we're looking at the big, beautiful bill.
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We know that by Friday, it should be passed in the Senate.
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If not, the Majority Leader, John Thune will hold them there
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and hold them to account. Make the Senators vote on this
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bill by Friday please, because America needs it.
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We do need the tax cuts to stay in effect.
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Otherwise what reason is there for an IRS?
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What reason would there be to keep the IRS around if you will
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not pass the big beautiful bill? If you will not give President
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Trump the tax cuts to be made permanent with his signature,
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then you failed this president. Whatever else you do, great.
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Whatever you can put on your resume, good for you.
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But as far as what this country needs, we need a lot more than
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this big, beautiful bill can give us.
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And they don't want to go down the road of not passing this
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bill because they're going to run into vetoes.
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They're going to run into a very quiet year, which will be
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terrible for the Republicans. If you don't think everything's
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riding on this big beautiful bill, if you don't think
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everything is riding on this big, beautiful bill, it's not
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riding on Iran and Israel. Those are important issues.
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Wars are important. It's not riding on Ukraine and
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Russia, very important issue. But we have to build our own
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country up. And I understand the wealthy are
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doing good, and I understand the Democrats are only focused on
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resisting. Resisting the president,
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resisting growth, resisting new ideas.
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And what's even more scary, resisting and restricting
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prosperity. That's what we have to be
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careful of. We have to have the door open
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for prosperity 24/7. That cannot be optional to
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compete in America or on the world stage.
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Now we have 32 members in the NATO alliance and in this NATO
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alliance where America presides over, they need us more than we
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need them. That's clear.
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Otherwise we wouldn't be invited.
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But we are there in NATO, President Trump representing us
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and even the head of NATO says I applaud the president.
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I absolutely agree with President Trump that the rest of
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the members of NATO should pay more, but more importantly, the
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European Union should step it up with their defense spending.
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And like I said, Canada's went off on their own merits, made a
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couple defense deals because they've taken steps back with
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the size of their military. They have reduced the size of
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their military, which reduces the strength of your military.
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You don't reduce the size of the military and all of a sudden it
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becomes a more lethal force. That has never worked.
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I'm not talking about in history where the small tribe overcomes
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the bigger tribe. No, I'm not talking about that.
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I'm talking about in Modern Warfare.
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And in the modern day, America's military has protected more
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nations than any other country in the entire world.
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Now, Canada's military is about the size of Alabama's National
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Guard. That's the size of Canada's
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military, so they have no choice but to go sign defense
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agreements and make pacts and make deals.
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That's their position, that's their outlook because they were
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looking outwards instead of inwards when it came to their
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National Defense. But I was happy to see that on
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the home front, Congress is starting to take the Golden Dome
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seriously. Now, after all of these
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provisions have been stripped from the big beautiful bill and
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after the Senate passes the big beautiful bill this Friday,
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which I'm sure they will, I don't think that's going to be
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where the big bill gets held up. But we're all going to do a
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victory lap. And then we have to remind
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ourselves that, hey, this bill still has to make it back out of
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the House because of the changes the Senate made.
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And then when it goes back to the House, you have the same
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people who were against it ready to vote against it.
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But this time, the Republicans put themselves in a harder
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situation. And it really only gets tougher
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from here because what they're asking the blue state
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Republicans to do, the Republicans that are in a state
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that's predominantly Democrat base with majority of Democrat
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voter turn out well. Those Republicans are being
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asked to vote for this bill that's now going to lower the
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SALT cap, meaning the threshold that the federal government will
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pay the states to resupply the Supplemental Nutrition
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Assistance Program and Medicaid. And the Senate warned about
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this, Josh Hawley and others who are very on the ball right now
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that these House Republicans, the ones that are in blue
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states, would not vote for this bill.
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So I do see, unfortunately, a way that this bill can fail in
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the House of Representatives, and that's going to look very
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bad for the Republican Party. But President Trump is making
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the right moves. He's doing the right things.
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He's saying the right things. To be honest, he is.
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Where it's all getting messed up is that this big, beautiful bill
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is a little bit too big. It's a little bit too big.
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But the alternative is wonderful.
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The alternative is, hey, if you don't pass this big beautiful
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bill, then I expect the next session to be about let's put
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together the way to abolish and dismantle the different parts of
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the IRS and get rid of all the agencies associated with it.
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Because if they can't pass this big, beautiful bill, you do not
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need the IRS because everybody's taxes are going to go up.
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Everybody, businesses, individuals, and most
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importantly, no relief because right now, today you're working,
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you're being, you're being taxed on your tips, you're being taxed
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on your overtime and you're being taxed on your Social
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Security. Right now, today, there is no
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relief right now, none. So we can continue to act like
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it's all OK, but we can see clearly that the job market is
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in peril and the manufacturing jobs that are available are
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short on the skilled labor end, meaning we don't have the
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workers to fill those jobs, nor did we have with illegal
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immigration. We didn't have the difference
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suddenly solved with our job market because of illegal
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immigration, but because of illegal immigration, the people
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that could have been training the workforce of today was too
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busy enjoying the fruits of the labor of the undocumented.
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And I've heard it from the smartest people, the wisest
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people in business and law enforcement, that this country
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has a thirst, A thirst for cheap labor, and it must be quenched.
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That's why there's no movement on raising the federal minimum
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wage to $15.00 an hour and then having to be on a sliding scale
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based on inflation. From there on out, not a peep.
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I'm sure we'll hear something about it again, if this big
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beautiful bill fails, which it's on a path to fail right now, I
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don't see this bill on a path for success.
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And with what's in the bill, when you go to
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thetaxfoundation.org and read about it, it's not a simple tax
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filing. You're basically going to have
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to itemize your return and it's going to benefit mainly union
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guys with the overtime. So to be honest with you, I'm
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not going to have this bill any longer.
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There's one too many gimmicks in this bill for me.
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There's too much power in this bill for the federal government.
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But the most important thing is it's left out key elements,
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especially the lemonade of the district courts, which you could
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see today. Another two courts jump in front
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of the president and Congress does nothing about it.
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So I'm at this point in favor of relief and not rhetoric.
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The people need relief and the government doesn't understand,
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the Democrats don't understand, the Republicans don't
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understand. And the American people right
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now, for the last four years under Biden, we were completely
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left in the dark on what was happening.
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And then today we see the auto pen tragedy unfolds right before
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our eyes where they found the woman, brought her to testify.
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And then Underoath, she says, yeah, she did use the auto pen.
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But, you know, there really wasn't a problem with the
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president's mental decline. Well, how could you say that?
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What's the point of what's the point of doing the first part if
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you're going to deny the second part?
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The first part being you're going to use the auto pen and
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the second part being the part you denied that there was
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nothing wrong with this cognitive ability.
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But for two years, from October 2021 to May 2023, this woman,
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Neera Tanden, admitted she controlled the president's auto
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pen. And she tried to scapegoat the
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issue in a couple different ways.
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One way she tried to scapegoat the issue.
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This Neera Tanden was by saying while other presidents have
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allowed other people to use the auto pen, but there's something
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deeper going on here because she says, well, after May 2023, I
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assumed a different position, really a better position.
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She got something better to do, believe it or not.
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But really what they were doing was switching out the scenery,
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right? We got to move people around so
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they, you know, kind of push her to the side, give her a nice
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comfy job. She gets it somewhere good.
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Then someone else comes in and uses the auto pen.
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So now we got to find out who that was.
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We know there's five staffers who potentially could have used
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this auto been, what a disaster. Then you have the FBI who right
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now today has still not released the enhanced video proving that
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Epstein killed himself. Folks, we still haven't seen
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that enhanced video. Where's it at?
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I mean, is it that hard? I could return a video to Family
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Video on a Saturday. I could walk in and drop the
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little video in there and return the movie.
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You guys can put a little video up.
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It's been a couple Saturdays since you've come out with this
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announcement. You guys are overdue.
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You're racking up late fees. It's this is ridiculous.
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And thank God for people like Tom Fidden in Judicial Watch
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because without people who will step up and complete the FOIA
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request properly and then sue if they don't get the evidence, we
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will be left in the dark. And I'm very grateful for what
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Judicial Watch does. Someone has to go out and do
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this. Someone has to go out and fight.
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So Judicial Watch did sue for the records of the Biden era
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cover up of the trans killer manifesto and it was settled out
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of court and the FBI also agreed to release 112 pages of the
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killer's writings to Judicial Watch.
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Now this is a bombshell report and discovery.
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What we're going to find out as these documents are uncovered is
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we will be able to see these patterns of high-ranking
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killings and also the manifestos.
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What goes into these writings At the time of these writings, when
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the ink was dotted, bring in the experts to show how closely they
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were written in the how far apart were these manifesto
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documents written? That's one way to tell if this
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was someone who all of a sudden cracked or was under pressure or
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could show the real behavioral pattern develop over time of a
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person. So bring in the handwriting
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experts, look at the ink, get the ink tested so you could see
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the date and the closest time. And that it may be an expensive
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process, but it will be worth it to understand, as we will soon
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understand in Minnesota with the killing of the lawmaker and the
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shooter there. When we're able to get those
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documents on that manifesto, we will begin to see the pattern of
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how these individuals are being influenced and by whom are they
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being influenced. It's going to take serious and
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deliberate work to figure that out.
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But it's doable. It is actually doable.
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That's what's promising to me is that justice is doable, but we
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can see there's a problem. You have this bomber that tried
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to destroy lives, that tried to permanently damage and scar a
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community, who ends up dead while he's in custody.
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And now we'll never know any more details.
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We'll never know what the motive was, what was behind this
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individual. It wasn't bad enough with
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Epstein for these people. Instead, we have elements of our
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government that won't come clean.
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That's why I don't see how the FBI is redeemable.
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How is the FBI redeemable? How is the CIA redeemable?
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Why are we trying to pass a big beautiful bill when the IRS is
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going after conservatives? What's the gain?
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What? What is the gain here?
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A little more money in your pockets, folks.
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Well, I'll tell you what. Give me liberty, give me truth,
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and give me an opportunity. That's what people are asking
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for. That's what people want from
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their government, not more frivolous laws that can never be
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enforced or complicated tax codes that we have to wait on
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H&R Block and Jackson Hewitt to do it.
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We're not worried about that. It's great.
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If they can do that for President Trump and he could put
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another notch in his belt, great.
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I'm happy for him. I don't appreciate the
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Republicans like Sassy Massey and some of these other
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Republicans that want to play both sides of the fence.
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If they pass the big beautiful bill, great.
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If they don't, there's a backup plan.
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Abolish the IRSI love when there's a Plan B because
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sometimes Plan B becomes the plan.
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The Department of Homeland Security took down 11 Iranian
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nationals today. Just walking around in the
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country. We got over 7000 mullahs in the
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country. They all hate us.
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They were all let in under the Biden regime and they're just
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all flowed around and they got 11 of them today.
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Well, that doesn't sound like the mass deportation started,
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sadly. Then you get your own pile.
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He wakes up, grabs his big pot of coffee.
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Big Folgers. Maybe he's a Maxwell guy.
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One thing I know is he wasn't feeling like a very swell guy.
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He was getting grilled by the oversight committee, but he's
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still not going to lower rates. I don't know what's going on
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with the Fed. We used to have a big movement
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abolish the Fed Boy, I wish they would have got that done.
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I know they wish they would have got that done because this is
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just painful to watch. You're seeing the interest rates
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stay at the same place over and over again.
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And he gets up there he goes, yeah, the economy, it might slow
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down. It's not slowing down.
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Today. I got gas on my car, and it
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wasn't really that high, you know what I mean?
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So he's feeling OK. I don't.
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I don't think he's having that big of a problem.
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Obviously, you know, he probably isn't getting a lot of sleep
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with the president, you know, ripping on him.
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And the president appointed him. But I think it's hilarious that
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he kind of thinks everybody loves them.
36:03
You know, it's like a Pritzker. And Pritzker's out there about
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to announce his third term. You know, he's going to run for
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a third term for governor of Illinois, which I think that's a
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huge mistake because I thought it was no more kings.
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We have this whole thing, no more kings.
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And then he gets up there and says, yeah, you know what?
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There's really nothing else for me going on.
36:30
I guess he's not interested in the hotel business anymore.
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I mean, what is this guy really that interested in being
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governor? Well, you've done nothing.
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Your biggest thing was getting the weed done, and we have one
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of the weakest recreational marijuana laws in the country.
36:49
Everybody watched our law get done and laughed.
36:53
This state is an absolute mess, and I don't know what the future
36:59
of Illinois holds, but everybody here is holding on to what they
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have. I'll tell you that much.
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There are more houses up for sale now than I've ever seen.
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I've never seen this many houses up for sale out air.
37:15
Never has there been this many houses up for sale.
37:18
I'd never remember that happening.
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President Trump will meet with Vladimir Zelensky today, and
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Zelensky just wants more money. Let's cut to the chase.
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He's coming to ask for more money.
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And I hope President Trump just tells him no, just like you told
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Putin, no, no, we're not interested in what you really
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have to say anymore because you don't want peace.
37:42
And on top of that, Putin tried to say something about Iran and
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Israel, and Trump said, worry about your war, I'm worried
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about you. You don't listen.
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There's something wrong with you.
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You're mental booting. You're mental.
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And then when you look at Zelensky, it's a world tour.
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Everywhere he goes, it's a world tour.
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Do you think the rest of the world sees you on tour for the
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last couple years and says, wow, we really need to fund this guy?
38:16
No, they don't. They see you and say, wow, you
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have that much time, What's going on?
38:24
And we see that today 11 to 13 Ukrainian civilians were killed
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in a strike that Russia did. So again, these two countries
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don't want peace. We pray for the victims.
38:43
We're sorry nobody has to die in this war.
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But again, why don't you want peace?
38:50
And the reason is, is Olinsky wants money and Putin wants
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land. Territory is very important to
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the Kremlin as Russia will be rebuilding their country for
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decades and decades to come. So the land Putin wants is
39:12
strategic to rebuilding Russia's economy.
39:17
This is why peace is such a tough sell for Putin.
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From Zelensky's point of view, he was attacked, his country was
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attacked. So he is asking for help, but at
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the same time, he has not done enough to secure peace.
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Now the FBI is launching A probe into three children's hospitals
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for alleged genital mutilation of minors.
39:51
And we, the people, want to see arrest.
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We want to see people going down for this.
39:59
And in that big, beautiful bill, which they're planning on
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passing it in the Senate on Friday, but it will have to go
40:05
back to the House. However, in the Senate, Mike
40:09
Lee, the senator, is looking to revise his plan.
40:15
That would sell off public lands after it was just excluded from
40:22
the GOP policy bill. So again, the longer it stays in
40:28
the Senate, the longer it waits and floats around, the more they
40:32
just Jack this big bill up and to the point where we have no
40:38
other choice but to take the alternative route.
40:43
Abolish the IRS and all of the gimmicky programs that have
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bloated the government beyond belief.
40:54
Let's take a look at a few studies here before I look at
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the futures and then dip off for the night. 61% of Canadians
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don't answer unknown numbers anymore.
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What's shaken out Canada? Y'all aren't answering the phone
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anymore. Are you going to pick up?
41:14
Are you going to pick this thing up?
41:18
Come on man. Well that's kind of true if you
41:23
think about it. It's not like Canadians were
41:27
running around in the commercial with iPhones that wasn't on our
41:33
TV. You know, in America, in the
41:34
States and I'm sure a lot of what Canada's TV is and picks up
41:41
a lot of American channels and you'll see that yeah, this is
41:46
where the innovation is in America is where innovation
41:51
happens. And in Canada, it seems like
41:55
they love to buy things and creation building is not as
42:04
prominent as it once was. And because the building of the
42:10
communities has become less and less of a staple, that's why
42:16
Canada's in a recession right now.
42:19
But they're blaming it on spam calls.
42:22
They're saying, you know what, just too many spam calls.
42:25
If it's, if it's spam, if it's unknown, if it's suspected spam,
42:31
no thanks. Not picking it up.
42:34
If it's important, leave a message and I might listen.
42:39
Just depends. Depends on on my mood, man.
42:43
Depends if I'm vibing with checking my messages, you know,
42:48
I may not be vibing with that. Do you understand?
42:52
That's how I see the Canadians being with their voicemail.
42:56
Yeah. If I'm not vibing, man, I'm not
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picking up the phone to check my voicemail.
43:01
Let that sucker fill up. Another study came out and
43:05
showed artificial intelligence, you know it as AI well,
43:11
blackmail its users, its creators.
43:16
If you try to get rid of it or delete it or swap it out with
43:20
something else, in 96% of cases it will try to blackmail you.
43:27
I don't know how that's going to work at jobs, but you go to fire
43:33
Susie. Susie, look, you had a good run
43:38
and then she pulls out the AI. It's like everything that you've
43:42
done wrong and it's like, well, you know what we need you for
43:48
our AI department now It's like this is going to turn around so
43:52
fast If they get AI in the jobs and then try to replace us with
43:57
AI. Oh, it's going to be a nightmare
43:59
for people. It really will Pew Research.
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You know, they're Democratic think tank.
44:08
I don't care what anybody says. They did a research study here
44:12
on religion and the favorability rating in schools across
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America. So they're looking at each state
44:21
and they're showing you how each state feels about having
44:27
religion in public schools. And from what I could tell,
44:34
looks pretty accurate to me, the Bible Belt adamantly supporting
44:40
the Holy Bible in schools, in public schools, mind you.
44:45
And on top of that, the 10 commandments in every classroom,
44:50
I think that should be a staple of public schools.
44:53
The Bible Belt agrees with that. You have other states
44:57
sporadically that agree with that throughout the country.
45:00
You have states that are adamantly opposed to it.
45:04
And sadly, Illinois is one of those states.
45:08
And as you can see, our education system is in the
45:14
gutter. And it's a lot to do with that.
45:18
Them taking the Bibles out of public school, them trying to
45:23
take Jesus out of people's lives.
45:26
That's why the Department of Education has to go.
45:30
Currently, the futures are pointing up and you could see
45:34
that Scott Basent, the Treasury Secretary, has come out and said
45:38
Republicans will figure out a truce on the assault cap.
45:43
This is something the blue state Republicans are fighting for.
45:48
But it's something that has to be met with some type of
45:51
compromise. Otherwise that big, beautiful
45:54
bill will not pass. I'd like to see it pass, but if
45:58
it doesn't pass, we have the alternative baby.
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The S&P futures are up, Dow futures up, NASDAQ futures up 21
46:08
points. That's the big highlight there.
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Dow futures at 9 points up. Russell 2000, that's up.
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And gold is going to be off to a hot start today.
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How about that? So that's good.
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Ladies and gentlemen, just like the hands of TIME.
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I'm turning it over to you. Good night and God bless Psalm
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37. Four KJB.
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Delight thyself also in the Lord, and he will give thee the
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desires of thine heart. Good night my friends.