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World At WAR w/Dean Ryan 'Canadian American Showdown' · Real Deal Media

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Jim attempts to date again in 2025 and the following happens.
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A gets frustrated with all the toxic masculinity talk and
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punches out a millennial. Or is it?
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B goes on a date and starts reminiscing on his old marine
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days. Ask his date if she wants to go
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to a titty bar. OK, that might be the answer
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right there. We may not have to go any
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further. Is It C recites French poetry
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and begins to develop a French accent that never goes away?
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Or is it Finally Dee realizes everyone is Miracle Jab and
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decides to read the paperback edition of War and Peace?
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Wow. OK, Jim Fetzer, tell us what
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happens On this date in 2025, if you could.
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Well, I'd go on a date and after a couple of Moscow mules, I'd
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start reminiscing about my little Marine Corps days and how
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much I enjoy. He sits down as he waits for his
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guests. His coffee does not help the
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time pass. Disappointment sets in.
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If he only had real deal coffee to indulge in when it's
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chocolate covered almonds and Maple syrup citrus finish
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roasted right here in the US of a life would only be that much
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better. Real deal coffee because
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indulgence is just a cup of weight.
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None. None.
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Raised by law enforcement. Burning down the house?
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That's right. Burning down the House of what?
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The House of Parliament maybe? Good question.
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Welcome everybody to REAL Deal Media's number one late night
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shadow band censored, hard to find show in the world.
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That's World at War. And I'll tell you it's true.
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Tonight's episode is the Canadian American showdown.
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Yes, it is. And I am your tour guide here
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tonight, Dean Ryan. Yes, I am.
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And I'm a little under the weather.
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I'm a little bit, not so much. But yes, feeling lethargic more
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than ever, more than usual. How about you out there?
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So I had some potassium and got some organic bananas right
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before the show here. And I'm telling you, I feel so
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powerful right now from organic bananas.
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I'm beginning to glow in the dark.
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That's how GMO they are. I feel great.
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I feel great. Do I look great?
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Because I feel astonishing. So anyways, hopefully I'll
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leapfrog over the illness that's plaguing the the southern
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regions of California with the fog, the mist.
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But all that aside and my clean bill of health aside, tonight is
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1 hell of a show. Yes it is.
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It's one hell of an amazing show.
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Part of my French. But tonight we have the return
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of the great Jim Fencer. And how about that special
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report Jim had over the weekend? How about that?
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It was so controversial that I failed to see the controversy
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just seem so smooth. It it it's not like one of them
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gloves that just don't fit right, Jim.
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It was a great special. But anyways, Jim Petzer will be
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here tonight as we get into some of the real deal politics and
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some of the World War 3 News happening with India and
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Pakistan having a, a bit of a, a, well, a tryst of confusion
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that is in that involves bombs. We'll be getting into that here
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tonight. Plus the Hootie's a lot of
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change of course of action in that whole debacle over there in
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the Middle East. Jim and I will talk about that.
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Plus a huge scandal with you might have heard about that
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Walt's character over there in the the national security
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circles of Trump. What is that all about?
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Well, now we're learning what it's all about and we're going
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to tell you about that in our real deal politics here tonight.
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But our feature story in the second-half here is going to be
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about everything Canada and everything America is.
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The Canadian American showdown, the just incredible meeting of
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Mark Carnage and Donald Trump took place today at high noon.
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Oh yes, it did. Doc Holiday was there and Little
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Marco as well. We'll be talking about what that
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means, but also what it means for Canada as well, because I'm
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still not feeling well from that so-called election just days
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ago. I saw it coming, but I, I won't
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accept it. I just don't accept it.
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So we're going to be talking about that.
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And plus these these are going to sound like wild stories I
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have to share with you. But as we know, the miracle
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jabbed in certain parts of the country, people are going crazy,
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crazy, like even crazier than me.
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And we have an example of that here tonight.
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Stories like that of road rage that has gone way beyond the
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pale horse, if you know what I mean.
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So we'll be talking about that also.
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Also, we have some other international news, but this
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time coming from real deal showbiz and the new terrorists
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coming to Hollywood. What does that mean for your
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entertainment watch or just documentaries in general?
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What does that mean? And just an incredible story of
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of Jennifer Aniston who most got killed at gunpoint hours ago in
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her own damn home. That's right.
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If you think just because you have a lot of money in LA or
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celebrity wise, it's not going to stop what's coming in the
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planned right in hood division for Los Angeles.
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Just an astonishing story to share it with you.
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And a sad one too about Smokey Robinson.
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Just a real damn dirty shame. Anyway, we are broadcasting live
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here tonight on the Wilting Run over there on Facebook.
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Hello to everyone who can see me.
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Yes, hello to all 5 of you. And also a big hello to all four
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of you on Dean Ryan TV on YouTube.
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And shouldn't it be all less than 10 of you on Rumble?
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On my Frozen channel there on Rumble, it's so good.
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But no matter the views, the people who are watching you are
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the most worthy audience in the history of the world.
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But let's get started now with some headlines from around the
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world and in your neck of the bloody woods, shall we?
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Yes, we have so much Canadian news.
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And like I said, Kirk Reese is here.
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He's making his return here tonight, and he must be he he
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knows about the crazy driver story coming up.
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Yeah, he knows what's coming. But anyways, he'll be
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contributing to our little Canadian American divide here in
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just a few short segments. But here's some interesting
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things around the world. Now, you might have heard about
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this now as well. Whoa, man.
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Well, the Supreme Court's now getting the woe man debates.
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Oh yeah, yeah, that's right. A Supreme Court now allows
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Trump's to implement transgender military band.
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Yes. And the trans would be crying
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if, well, if a lot of them were even joining the military, which
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I even dispute that fact. If you base it on the Generation
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Z statistics, nobody's joining, but they would have you believe
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otherwise. Let me tell you a bit more about
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this now. This is coming out of the DC
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Beltway as of today. Well, now get this.
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The Supreme Court of the Court of All Courts just allowed
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President Donald Trump to implement his ban on transgender
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people serving in the military. Well, the justices granted an
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emergency request from the Trump administration to lift a
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nationwide injunction blocking the policy while litigation
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continues. Well, the court's brief order
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noted that three liberal justices dissented.
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Of course they would. However, at the same time, the
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influence from the outside by Defense Secretary Pete
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Haggiseth. Well, he was saying things like
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quote, no more trans. Well, it's now worth noting over
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just over 4000 transgender people are currently serving the
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military. You would never know.
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You would never know that unless you were told.
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Some might say, well, according to the DoD department over
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there, the data, though some of the activists put some of the
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figures much higher. There are around about 2.1
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million active service members in total.
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So that's roughly less than point O 2%, I believe, among
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those affected with the seven individual transgender services
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led by Lee plaintiff Emily Schilling.
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That's Emily Schilling from the Schilling family.
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You might know well a Navy commander who sued to block this
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ban, Well, here's what the Schilling family member said.
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Well, she said the following. Transgender service members have
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served this nation with courage, skill and selflessness for
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years, Schilling said in a very Schilling statement.
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We've flown combat missions, lead sailors, commanded troops
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and even did show tunes on the side.
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And that's the kind of service we want to provide to the
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military. Well, what does this mean
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exactly? What are the ramifications?
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Are there going to be any more court appeals?
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Well, here's a expert who's definitely familiar with the
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matter on this NBC dais. And this wasn't much of a
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surprise because almost the same thing happened back, you may
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remember, in 2018 during the first Trump administration.
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District courts tried to enjoin the administration from their
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ban back then, and the Supreme Court essentially overturned
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that. So not a big surprise that the
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Supreme Court has allowed this case to go forward and allowed
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the Trump administration to continue their proposed ban.
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So then what comes next, right? Because this is just sort of
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allowing this day while it's all in process.
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Exactly. So is, as is often the case with
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the Trump administration, we're dealing with stays and then
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appeals of the stays and the stay of that stay and then stay
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on top of his stay. And it takes a long time to
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actually get to the merits. So all that happens now is that
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the Trump administration is allowed to go forward with the
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ban until this case is decided on the merits, day upon day
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merits narrates. No big surprise here.
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Nothing to see here. Why are these lackluster lackeys
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always raining and essing on our parade, one must ask.
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Well, continuing here while we try to figure that out, well,
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get this now. This happened in Newark, NJ, a
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very busy airport. You might have been to or had a
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layover. You know what I'm talking about.
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Well, now, there was rolling blackouts that took place in
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Newark. Let me tell you about it.
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Now is now the United States wants to, well, airlines to cut
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flights at Newark to reduce ongoing woes.
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That's right. Well, the US, the new US
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Transportation Department official.
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And I don't mean Pete, Buddy. Gus.
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No, he's gone. Well, now we have a new one.
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Sean Duffy is now working with airlines to cut flights at New
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Jersey's Newark International Airport and boost air traffic
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staffing after hundreds of flight were disrupted just in
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the past several weeks. Oh, yeah.
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Oh, yeah. Since the cutting of the DEI,
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you might have noticed not only can they not even build the
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Obama library, well, the FAA is having issues as the beginning
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of this year told us and showed us over there in DC.
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Well, now Duffy told CNN that the department is in the process
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of bringing together the airlines to serve Newark and for
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the better part of the country. And this goes to show.
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So we had blackouts overseas in Spain.
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We had blackouts in Portugal. We had blackouts in South
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America, blackouts throughout England and Europe.
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Now we see the blackouts coming here.
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What does this mean? Well, let's have a greater more
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in depth look at this. 3 radar shows went black.
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They lost all the radios that approached.
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Just got told that the approach lost all the radar.
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Three of the four radar screens went black and they have no
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frequencies. This was a terrifying moment as
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the air traffic controllers lost all the contacts with the planes
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approaching New Jersey Newmark Liberty International Airport.
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That's right, the audio emerges. TSA server John Duffy
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acknowledged the controversy in issues in a week long milk one
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of the country's biggest airports.
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United CEO Scotty Kirby, the carrier which operates most of
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the flight, said that 20% of Newark's controllers walked off
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the job, while the controllers union said they took absence in
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the FEC Act, which provides absence and compensation.
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Well, that's just a little slither of all the issues, I
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guess you can see. And, yeah, because there's no
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DUI, there's no problems in the skies.
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Go figure. Well, Speaking of problems,
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well, problems in the skies are now at the ports as global
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shipping is grinding to a, quote, standstill.
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It's only a matter of time until Americans feel it.
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Well, before we go any further, it's true there is a standstill
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at the ports from Chinese boats. Now, these are the producers who
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brought us the Chinese human trafficking crates, the Chinese
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weapons of war crates from 2020 and all the rest of those
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classics, if you recall. Well, now it continues there as
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a standstill as it's now being described is now upon us.
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Well, what does that mean exactly?
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Well, there aren't. There are not shortages of goods
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in US stores. They're saying, and I hope you
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like fear porn because tonight's your kind of night.
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But if the deterioration in global shipping is any
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indication, they're saying, then we're on our way and we're going
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there gleefully. And skipping That could
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complicate White House's pleas for Americans to be patient as
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trade officials rushed to strike dozens of deals.
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Cargo has dropped and or is expected at major ports
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including the Port of Los Angeles, Long Beach, CA and New
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York and yes, New Jersey, primarily shipments from China
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as I shared with you, which exports more than any other
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country in the US. Now US import booking volumes
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have dropped 35% since late March according to the shipping
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debt over there. The company vision including Get
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This Now, a 26% drop between the weekend ended April 21st and the
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following week has dropped a whopping 26%.
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Now, shipments from China dropped nearly 43% in the last
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full week of April, the sharpest decline of all year.
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And that's just the beginning, as many economists are now
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saying potential, potential impact on companies and
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consumers abroad. While imports of Chinese
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electronics, plastics, vehicles, steel, textiles have fallen by
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more than half just this year alone from China, many experts
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familiar with this import matter, they're saying expect a
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73% drop off compared to last year's imports.
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And that's just the beginning. Well, what a bear of
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unflattering news. Well, speaking in which, well,
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Bill O'reilly's attacking dopey Trump for his is big.
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They're saying gaff because he said he was potentially the new
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Pope. And I don't see anything wrong
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with this. But they're trying to paint it
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that way that there is something wrong with this.
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And I've seen and heard a lot of Catholics find it very
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disrespectful. Let's get a better look.
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Today. The Vatican marked the final day
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of the official mourning period for Pope Francis.
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The conclave to select the new Pope begins this week.
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But today the focus was on President Trump after he posted
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an AI generated image of himself as Pope.
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Today, Cardinal Timothy Dolan responded to the controversial
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post. Well, he didn't have anything to
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do with that. I I.
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Are you offended by that? Well, you know, you it wasn't
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good. The New York State Catholic
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Conference also criticized the image posting on X Quote.
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There was nothing clever or funny about this image, Mr.
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President. And you can watch Mary Calthe's
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reporting from Rome starting tonight at 11.
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She'll be there for the entire conclave.
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Oh, good. Tonight at 11, I'll be there.
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You betcha. So, yeah, even Bill O'reilly's
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attacking someone called the cops on me and apparently they
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want to call the cops on Trump too.
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I mean, what's that's the big idea On some other good news
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here before we go to REAL DEAL Drive in old segment.
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We have done some in some while some time that is well, here's
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some good news. Well, now Trump administration
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has officially shut down the lab accused of killing beagles for
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decades. Yes, finally the beagles.
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So we do applaud that. So I you know, it's not all bad
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news that there's some good things about it.
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I here's a segment we haven't done in a long time, but it goes
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to show what you're about to see.
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And I do apologize beforehand of just how crazy people are
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getting, and that's going to take us to real deal drive.
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Oh yes, real deal drivers, there is now road rage that is peaking
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at its highest point of all time.
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This is stemming from Pennsylvania.
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If you're squeamish, I I would tell you the turn away very
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soon. But before we get there, let me
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tell you about what I'm talking about here now.
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Well, Pennsylvania, this is now making the story has gone viral
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for a sad reasons, but a woman was caught in a huge road rage
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as she was caught getting out of her car in a revolting way and
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revolting herself on top of the hood of another car that was
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behind her. Yeah, that's what I'm talking
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about as a now Pennsylvania woman caught on camera taking
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matters in their own hands just over the weekend.
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Well, that's true. This is just happened the other
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day. As you can imagine, the miracle
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jab have gone insane, big time insane as this is coming out of
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Pennsylvania is Christina Solimito, 44, is accused of some
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heinous things and victimized the driver behind her and she
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was happy she did it when asked. Well, she was asked 2 questions
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of why she did it and she said because you have to teach the
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other person a lesson followed by the question of what the hell
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did you eat that day? And yet no answer for that.
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But I'm telling you, you're going to see more of these
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stories pop up, hopefully not in real time, but in the news
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everywhere because people are going crazy.
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And I truly believe that there are certain bio generated
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weapons that are targeted towards certain areas of the
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country and certain classes of people.
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And that is the real and the reality of it all.
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That's just now going to bring us to real deal politics.
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Real deal politics. Let's get into it now.
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This is one of our lead stories here tonight.
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As you might have heard, the story of Mike Waltz, national
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security advisor to the Trump administration.
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Well, now he's been ousted. Why?
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Well, he's now being accused of being an Israeli spy.
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Mike Waltz, ousted by Trump today.
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Oh, yeah, that's right. What led to it?
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Well, he was the guy that brought in the other journalists
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into the Signal group. He was the guy that was leaking
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the plans to Bibi Netanyahu about not going to war with Iran
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in all future plans of a diplomacy policy.
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This is the little rat. That's right, the United States
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President Donald Trump on Thursday and over the weekend
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officially has officially removed Mike Waltz as the
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national security advisor over there at the NSA, a key policy
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shaping role, and tapped Secretary little Marco Rubio to
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take over the role. In the interim, Trump announced
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that he was nominating Waltz to be the next U.S. ambassador to
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the United Nations. Instead, Mike Waltz has worked
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hard to put our nation's interest first.
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I know he will do the same in his new rule role.
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Excuse me? Trump said.
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But that's not settling well for people that read between the
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lines and this case, read between the lines that are
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covering up the creepy country in the Middle East.
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Well, Mike Waltz, an Army veteran, which can mean a lot of
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things these days, he could have just been in the Boy Scouts and
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just be a veteran still and aren't we all?
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While the Army veteran came under heavy criticism after
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creating the group over there at the Signal messaging app with
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other top officials, including JD, Pete Megasheth and many
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others and what their plans were going to be with Yemen, just to
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name a few. But many have said he's been
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reporting straight to Netanyahu's office, which he's
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now denied the daily reports. And it said he's only had in,
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quote, intensive contact with Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Oh, is that the case? Is that the case?
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Well, here's another thing, too, as we go before we go to Jim
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here. In fact, let's bring in Jim now
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because I can't contain myself. I'm sure he has something to say
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about this. Jim, welcome back to WORLD at
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WAR. What a who knew there was a rat
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amongst them and he he could be one of those guys in the car
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ahead of you just going crazy too.
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This is getting out of hand, Jim.
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Well, Dean, there's no doubt this guy is most sawed.
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I mean, that's what's going on here.
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And Trump appointed him to this absolutely crucial position, in
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a way is not surprising because 60% of his cabinet is Jewish and
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100% Zionist. But putting a guy who was
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actually working with BB behind the scene to plot attacks on
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Iran, What's fascinating about it is that Trump fired him for
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doing that, which indicates that truly, Trump does not want to go
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to war with Iran. But Bibi is doing everything he
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can to try to finagle the United States into joining Israel in an
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attack against the most peace loving nation in the world,
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which hasn't launched a war of aggression against any other
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state since 1775. Dean, it was good to fire him.
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They put him in the UN so it wouldn't be embarrassing.
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Everyone would understand what happened and left at least a
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finding her back in the House so she can help maintain the
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Republican majority there. Jim, there seems to be other
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people he's firing as well. Have a look at this.
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Well, along with Waltz, the president is kicking out in his
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deputy, Alex Wong, who I guess was not right.
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And he's Alex Wong instead. According to the US media
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reports, becoming the first senior White House official be
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fired from the second Trump presidency.
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A number of inspector generals, federal workers, senior military
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officials, blah, blah, blah have also been fired.
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Jim, there's a lot of people getting fired right now, just
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like the first term. Maybe this needed to happen to
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see who the rats in the moles were to allow these people to go
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and and and continue their the Grapevine of deceit.
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Yeah, I think that's right, Dane.
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He's starting them out and I think it's well done.
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Give on and he doesn't want to attack Iran.
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I may applaud him on that score. That shows great integrity on
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his part. Israel apparently is going to go
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it alone. They've already attacked the
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Houthis, who are honorably at war with Israel.
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The only I want to come back to you on the Houthis because we
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have a segment on on on that whole debacle.
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But real quick, Jim, as we are kind of round this realtor
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politics up, I want to get your take on this because this this
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is a story I don't understand one bit.
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And I was hoping you could tell me about John Fetterman who was
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driving erratically and they're now saying is he's his wife is
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missing. What do we know about this story
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that we can tell people? Because this makes no sense to
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me whatsoever right here, here. That's first of all, look at his
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wife. How far can he stand away from
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his wife? And is that the real Fetterman?
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I think that is the real Fetterman.
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But his wife, I mean, she may not be a hooker, but she sure
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has attributes. I mean, fascinating.
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If she's missing, that's pretty damn disturbing.
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Fetterman, such a peculiar guy. I mean, he's been everywhere off
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the map. And he, in my opinion, he wasn't
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qualified to serve as the US senator from the beginning.
28:41
So this there's a bizarre store into a bizarre saga.
28:45
I'd say here, Dean, this is very strange.
28:48
It is Jim. It really is.
28:50
I I just want. Yeah.
28:52
Yeah. It is very strange.
28:53
He was not on his meds. Look, see, to me, it looks like
28:58
different. Fetterman's OK.
29:00
And there's Amy Fisher. OK.
29:03
And then there's the Joey Buttafuoco Fetterman.
29:07
Jim, I don't get it. I mean, clearly we know that
29:10
there there's a multitude of different veterans that we can't
29:13
even keep track of them all. But is this, are they going to
29:18
exit him out of the Congress? This seems like the first step
29:20
to do so. I wouldn't be surprised if there
29:24
might be as many veterans as Hillary Clinton's, for crying
29:27
out loud, but there were eight of her Dean that I've identified
29:31
8. That that's a statement there
29:33
Jim let's get to some World War 3 News to get into everything
29:37
Hoodie, shall we? World War three yes it's about
29:51
damn time now as you what you might have heard Jim let the cat
29:55
out of the bag and as he should as about the plans for Iran and
30:00
plans for hoodie. Well, Jim's not the only one to
30:02
let the cat out of the bag. Donald Trump did as well.
30:05
A man who said he wanted diplomacy and well Daggamut he
30:11
sure is on his way to achieving that.
30:14
So we think well Trump has now announced officially US will
30:17
stop bombing the Hootie's. That's who that's right.
30:20
He made this announcement just today I believe is now they're
30:25
saying that the Defense Department and U.S.
30:27
Central Command have just through Trump have said there's
30:32
not going to be a escalating war whatsoever and I didn't think so
30:36
because our recruitments are down to begin with.
30:38
Well as this was said Israel escalated strikes against the
30:42
Houthis just last night 24 hours ago with 20 fighter jets bombing
30:47
the rebel held port city of Hudea.
30:51
That's who Hudea as the Israeli forces were responding to a
30:55
ballistic missile strike against Jerusalem airport by the group
30:58
they're claiming Trump administration also labeled the
31:01
hoodies a terrorist group in March, changing a Biden era
31:05
policy. Now Trump's envoy Steve
31:07
Witticoff, who's had major success with Russia and the
31:10
whole Ukraine debacle, is now working his magic in the area.
31:14
He said he's worked to reach a ceasefire over the weekend with
31:17
the Oman serving well, the Oman empire over there serving as a
31:22
mediator, said a person familiar with the matter who was granted
31:25
an an amenity to discuss the sensitivity diplomatic issues.
31:30
Now, as you can imagine, the the Netanyahu was really probably
31:37
not going to be pleased by this information.
31:38
Well, if you imagine that, well, you're absolutely right now
31:41
blinded by the trump. We can now say that's right.
31:44
As Netanyahu has said, wait a minute, you're doing what I
31:48
thought I was in charge here. Well, he's finding a different
31:51
harsh reality now coming about. That's right, Israel Netanyahu
31:56
blinded by the Trump now as the hoody announcement was a shock.
32:01
Absolutely Israel has was not informed in advance by U.S.
32:05
President Donald Trump's announcement regarding the
32:07
Hootie's as this is coming out of the Jerusalem Post.
32:11
Now. Trump said on Tuesday that the
32:12
US will stop bombing the Hootie's in Yemen effective
32:16
immediately, claiming the Iran aligned group agreed to stop
32:21
interrupting shipping lanes and just go about their business.
32:24
And he plans to do the same. You know, the comments came
32:27
during an Oval Office meeting with Canadian Prime Minister
32:30
Mark Carnage, which we'll get to after the break.
32:33
But Trump announced this with very little push back in the
32:37
press, only in the, well, the pro Netanyahu press itself.
32:42
It seems to be, well, you know, it's wag the dog and an ultimate
32:45
level. Now finally here before we bring
32:47
in Jim here, well, this is really transpired out of
32:51
control. Now, a conflicting evolving
32:54
story out of Pakistan and India is now, India has now launched
32:59
an attack on 9 sites in Pakistan launching Operation Sindoor.
33:04
Oh yeah, that's right. As you can see here, the footage
33:09
courtesy of BBC strikes have now happened as the attacks that
33:14
happened in India. Why the Pakistan People's Party
33:19
are saying they didn't do it. They condemn India's attack on
33:23
Pakistan. It contends India's aggression
33:26
against Pakistan by targeting civilian populations across the
33:29
border is uncalled for. The Pakistan's People's Party is
33:34
one of the major three political parties in Pakistan and is
33:37
paired by Zardaria, the son of the country's president.
33:42
So this is it. Things have been moving fast in
33:46
the hours since India launched its air strikes on Pakistan.
33:49
Here's some of the developments I can share with you.
33:53
New Delhi says it has struck 9 sites in the Pakistan border.
33:57
Pakistan has confirmed three locations have been hit on what
34:00
it described cowardly attacks. Terrible.
34:04
Pakistan has said Islamabad, the capital of the country, will
34:08
respond at a time and place of its choosing.
34:12
Reuters can confirm that Indian army sources saying 3 Indian
34:15
civilians have been killed in military action by Pakistani
34:18
troops. Residents over there in Pakistan
34:22
administered excuse me, have been told that the BBC that were
34:25
jolted by huge explosions as of this morning.
34:29
Relations between India and Pakistan have never been more
34:33
more dire than they are now, following the deadly militant
34:36
attack on tourists in Kashmir last month.
34:40
In closing, both India and Pakistan have announced a range
34:43
of retaliatory measures against one another, including closing
34:46
borders and suspending river water treaties.
34:50
Which, well, if you know anything about the Ganges River,
34:53
what treaty could you possibly have with India regarding any
34:57
river whatsoever? So there's a little update on
35:00
the World War Three aspect. Jim, I'm going to bring you in.
35:03
Let's get into it. The World is at war Gym, but not
35:08
exactly to the amount that maybe Netanyahu was hoping.
35:13
Well, it's ironic. And we thought Russia, Ukraine
35:16
could be Israel ran, and now it turns out to be India and
35:20
Pakistan. This is going to get very hot
35:23
very fast. Pakistan had been providing
35:26
Ukraine with weapons. They have practically no
35:29
howitzer shells remaining. That means they're going to have
35:32
to defend themselves using their tactical nukes.
35:36
India has about 180 and Pakistan about 170.
35:39
China's on the side of Pakistan, as is Turkey.
35:44
And that's extremely interesting, Dean.
35:47
Turkey would like to assert itself against Israel, but
35:50
Israel has nukes. I believe Turkey is there
35:53
supporting Pakistan. So Pakistan might share a few of
35:57
their supply with Turkey in order to confront Israel.
36:01
In other words, there are aspects of this that suggest the
36:05
whole situation could rapidly spin out of control.
36:10
No, you're, you're, you're absolutely right on that front.
36:13
But I, I, I want to, I want to get into the overall picture.
36:16
But you know why for somebody who's probably seen this, how
36:21
could you explain? Because the the the perception
36:25
is that Netanyahu wants a war with Iran come or hell or high
36:29
water. He's getting a lot of pushback
36:32
now in his own country. But why is that the doctorate of
36:35
the Netanyahu administration going forward?
36:39
The best I can tell, and this sounds counterintuitive, is that
36:44
Netanyahu alike Israel to be destroyed.
36:46
It's got to do with Jewish eschatology that in order for
36:50
the return of their masiak, their Jewish savior, the Middle
36:54
East has to be consumed in an Armageddon.
36:57
It has to go up in flames and net you seems to be wanting to
37:01
provoke it. There are those in Israel say we
37:04
want the mesiac now. And just an insight.
37:07
This guy, Rabbi Schneerson, who some thought was the Jewish
37:12
savior on earth, denied it on the ground that he couldn't be
37:17
the mesiac because they're still Christians alive on earth.
37:20
In other words, it's a Jewish plot.
37:22
They have to destroy all the Christians in order for their
37:25
savior to return to earth. Interesting.
37:29
OK. And then you have, in the event
37:33
of a worldwide fallout, catastrophe, Jim brought this to
37:36
my attention. I think he might have a thing or
37:39
two to say about it. Former housing official.
37:41
U.S. government has built a 21 trillion underground city for
37:45
the wealthy and powerful. And by the way, we covered this
37:47
in our special report last week on the Deagle report.
37:52
James, you want to expand on that just a little bit more
37:54
here? There appear to be 170 of these
37:57
underground cities, and the problem is not just a waste of
38:01
21 trillion of taxpayer money for the benefiting the rich and
38:05
the powerful, but it gives them a sense of security in the face
38:09
of a nuclear attack. And those are less inclined to
38:12
want to take measure to prevent a nuclear Armageddon because
38:15
they think they have a safe haven.
38:17
Very bad. It ought to be the opposite.
38:20
All the sons and daughters of congressmen ought to be the
38:23
first to fight wars of America to ensure they're motivated to
38:27
keep us out of them. This will have the opposite
38:30
effect. And Jim, because I do have a,
38:34
you know, with the spoonful of salt, I have a teaspoon of
38:36
sugar. Well, here's some of the sugar I
38:38
was talking about here. Well, look at this here in a
38:40
closing way. Breaking news, Arizona Governor
38:44
Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill requiring the state to follow
38:48
federal immigration laws. People are now are saying it's
38:52
time for Hobbs to Snob to be arrested for shielding illegals.
38:56
Look at her and her skinky wig, Jim.
38:59
I can't stand it. So that's not too bad, is it?
39:03
Yeah, well, you know, this was a nasty stolen election.
39:08
She shouldn't be the governor. But they couldn't keep the real
39:12
deserving candidate. They had to keep her out of
39:15
office because she would have secured the border.
39:17
She would have put up with this nonsense.
39:19
This is a as corrupt as state as we have in America, Arizona and
39:24
as corrupted governor. I I totally agree, Jim, before
39:31
you go, can we expect you want to make a call right now who the
39:34
new Pope's going to be? Because it I don't think it's
39:37
going to be Trump. Do you want to No.
39:40
Are we? Fine image of Elon Musk and
39:43
honestly he looks more papal than does Trump.
39:47
But but no, I'm not going to speculate.
39:50
OK, OK. I hope they get a good
39:52
conservative dedicated to Christianity and the traditional
39:57
principles of the Catholic Church as their new spokesman.
40:02
For well, I'm I'm hoping for a wild globalist, liberal
40:07
communist type. That's the one I want.
40:10
I'm Dean. Hey, we all have our
40:12
preferences. Jim, I, I don't know what to
40:14
tell you, but anyways, you could catch Jim eight days a week,
40:18
wonderful shows and maybe even a follow up to some new
40:21
developments in his special report over there at Revolution
40:24
Radio Broadcast. Jim Petzer, everybody.
40:27
Thanks. Steve, all right, there you have
40:29
it. OK.
40:30
All right, we have a, we have a little break coming up here and
40:35
I'm going to have another banana to get my potassium up and I'm
40:39
going bananas over here. When we get back.
40:42
We're going to bring on Kirk Rees over there, whistle blower
40:46
Ranger from Canada, get his take on things happening in the
40:50
political ionospheres over there up north and what his prognosis
40:54
is in his state of affairs. What he's going through being a
40:57
whistle blower and all around Canadian badass will get to his
41:01
dire situation and urgent call to take action.
41:06
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45:55
in North America as a pressing issue has come to our attention,
46:00
which is now going to take us on the Concorde as we now travel
46:04
across the world to really just Canada.
46:07
Here we go. That's right young grasshopper,
46:20
it is time for some real deal international as now you might
46:24
have noticed. Mark Carnage, the man who won
46:29
the so-called elections with a very soft, soft opponent, some
46:34
might say, has now made his way to the White House as of moments
46:38
ago to meet the man for the great Canadian American showdown
46:43
with Donald Trump. Yes, he did.
46:45
Yes he did. Before I show some video and we
46:48
get Kirks Reid's take on it. Well, let me tell you about this
46:52
as now the underlining theme was Canada is not for sale.
46:57
As they're saying, Mark Carney in the White House slapped down
47:01
Donald Trump. And let me tell you, I saw the
47:04
whole 33 minute thing. It wasn't even a big deal.
47:08
But you know, reading the headlines, you would think it's
47:11
the end of the world. But let me tell you a bit more
47:13
about this. Well, yes, Mark Carnage, the
47:16
Canadian Prime Minister, the man who is behind Justin Trudeau and
47:22
a lot of, well, many men consider that, well, in this
47:25
case, he came to White House to let Donald Trump know Canada is
47:29
not for sale. And when it was, the Chinese
47:32
bought it. That's right.
47:35
Prime Minister Carney met for the first time in person the
47:38
very dangerous Donald Trump over there in the Oval Office today
47:43
after the US leader had previously said he would not
47:46
like he would like to make Canada the 51st state.
47:50
However, the pair who sat down and chairs in front of an
47:52
assembled media of screamers, shouters, moaners to all the
47:57
above with the the underlining question and inquiry was will
48:03
Canada be up for sale? Rather than try to have me
48:07
articulate this well, here's a little clip of it all.
48:10
You cannot make up your own mind as the legal experts trying to
48:13
make way and make sense of a Canadian shell.
48:17
Or is it? Well, let's find out.
48:23
I'm Otrell Nashar at the White House, where Canadian Prime
48:26
Minister Mark Carney paid a visit Tuesday to discuss tariffs
48:30
and foreign policy with President Trump, whose trade
48:33
wars and calls for Canada to become the 51st state have
48:37
pushed tensions with the neighboring allies to an all
48:40
time high. America's friendly neighbor to
48:43
the north arriving at the White House with a couple bones to
48:46
pick with President Trump. This is not going to be like we
48:49
had another little blow up with somebody else that was a much
48:51
different. This is this is a very friendly
48:54
conversation, a friendly but strained relationship since
48:57
President Trump took office. He hit Canada along with Mexico
49:00
and China with double digit tariffs before the rest of the
49:03
world. Minutes before Canadian Prime
49:05
Minister Mark Carney arrived, the president posted we don't
49:08
need their cars. We don't need their energy.
49:10
We don't need their lumber. We don't need anything they
49:13
have. Carney says the US does need
49:15
Canada. We are the largest client of the
49:18
United States. You know, 50% of a car that
49:20
comes from Canada is America. That's not like anywhere else in
49:23
the world. Before Carney and Trump started
49:25
their closed door meetings, the president drew a red line.
49:28
Is there anything he can say to you in the course of your
49:31
meetings with him today that would get you to lift tariffs on
49:35
Canada? No.
49:36
Why not? That's the way it is.
49:38
American and Canadian officials have discussed tariffs before,
49:41
but this Oval Office meeting was the first time we saw these
49:44
leaders brooch in person the subject of Trump's relentless
49:48
calls for Canada to become the 51st state.
49:52
Here's how it went. It would really be a wonderful
49:54
marriage because it's it's two places.
49:56
They get along very well. They like each other a lot.
50:00
Well, if, if, if I may, as you know from real estate, there are
50:04
some places that are never for sale.
50:07
That's true. We're sitting in one right now.
50:09
But never say never. Respectfully, Canadians view on
50:13
this and is not going to change on the 51st date.
50:16
One week ago, Carney's victory marked a stunning political
50:19
comeback for Canada's Liberal Party, credited to his tough
50:22
stance on Trump. President Trump is trying to
50:26
break us. So that America can own us.
50:29
I think I was probably the greatest thing that happened to
50:32
him, but I can't take vote. Greatest may not be the word
50:35
Carney or Canadians would use, but President Trump's tariffs
50:38
and expansionist view have, like for much of the world, altered
50:42
their lives at the White House. I'm Attra Al Nashar reporting
50:49
well and talk about the sale or the not for sale of Canada to
50:54
the United States is our fellow statesman here in the US or I
50:58
should say future statesman of our 51st state, the one and only
51:02
and star of the horror of Havana himself on that wonderful film
51:06
we did the one and only Kirk Rees.
51:09
Kirk, it's good to see you back here at World of War.
51:13
Let let's let's get into a whole certain of things.
51:16
We know you got a big update on your situation, but just from
51:19
the perception of what we see here, tell us what are your
51:24
thoughts on the new crime minister in his sitting at the
51:29
big boy table here with Trump? Where do we see this going?
51:36
Yeah, I'm not really political, but just my own opinion is this
51:40
is insanity at the highest levels.
51:44
It's it's it seems to be like they're trying to push the
51:46
Canadians how far they can get away with stuff.
51:49
And it's bothersome to me because of course I, you know,
51:54
swear duty to protect Canadian sovereignty, which is have never
51:58
been so much at risk. Now, you know, I see there's a
52:01
lot of people say, no, we got to join the States.
52:05
No, we just have to get the corruption from Canada out.
52:10
And that's my opinion. And I actually, you know, I
52:13
don't, I've never met Trump. I don't.
52:16
I've never met Carney. Well, you're in luck today.
52:20
I just have them on the line right here.
52:22
Kirk. No.
52:22
But here, No. Here.
52:25
Here's what I think the irony is no matter.
52:29
Yeah, no matter which way. Kirk Reese, this is your life.
52:32
We got a lot of your. No.
52:34
Here's the irony is when I hear Canada's not for sale, I think
52:40
like many Canadians, I cringe with them as well because
52:45
whether Trump or us, we want Canada or not, the fact is no
52:48
Canada was for sale and China bought it.
52:52
That's the irony. That's the big Chinese Far East
52:57
elephant in the room here, if I might add, that we want, you
53:00
know, they want to build up the support of Canada.
53:03
We won't get sold to everybody but it, but you know, hello.
53:07
Yeah, yeah. You have the PLA marching up and
53:09
down your country over there in Vancouver.
53:11
You have the Indian rebels taken over Canada.
53:14
No, Canada is very much for sale.
53:16
So I think what Trump's doing, no matter how anybody feels
53:19
about Trump, Trump is always the cursor on a screen wherever he's
53:23
standing or pointing to. There's a reason for us to take
53:27
a good look at that. And I think, and I hope
53:29
Canadians are looking at this whole debacle from that angle,
53:32
'cause they have been for sale, just like us.
53:38
Yeah, well, go ahead. Everything's for Sale perk.
53:41
I, I hate to say it, but everything's for sale from what
53:44
I've seen. I've seen my best friend sell
53:45
themselves out, you know, for, for, you know, beads and
53:49
trinkets. But yeah, like I all Canada
53:54
needs is a cleaning and get rid of like the corruption.
53:58
And I know Trump, I see he's done that.
54:01
Like it shows that he's done that.
54:02
I don't, of course, I don't know if it's accurate because you
54:05
can't believe the mainstream media, you know?
54:08
And then we had people like yourself and and like Paul
54:12
Everton and Jesse Hale, they tell the truth.
54:15
You know, a lot of the people, they can't handle the truth.
54:20
And The thing is, all these people don't want to go to or
54:25
put Alberta or Canada's 51st aid.
54:29
What do they, what do they, what do they expect to change?
54:31
It's still going to be corrupt until they, until they expose
54:34
the, the corruption. Like we, we've had China's
54:37
infiltrate our, our politicians. We've heard that before.
54:40
I get more contact people from, I get more reporters from China
54:44
contacting me than Canadian ones to tell my story.
54:47
Basically. I get zero contact from Canadian
54:49
ones, but Chinese ones, I get contact from them all the time,
54:53
you know, and it's just weird. They know my story, but the
54:56
Canadians don't. Something's wrong there, like
54:59
and and thanks for, you know, speaking out because.
55:03
But yeah, well, let's. Go ahead.
55:05
OK, let's get into this now Kirk, because like you said,
55:10
Canada needs a a colonic and you know who does in these days in
55:15
the superpower world, but particularly this case.
55:18
Now if you don't know Kirk's story, the the the real Cliff
55:21
note version is he told by me out of all people is he was a
55:27
Canadian Ranger who saw a lot of malfeasance and financial
55:31
contributions that were of the illegal nature that were
55:35
stemming from the Trudeau Liberal Party.
55:38
He made a stench about it. They made a bigger stench at him
55:41
and to this very moment have put his well-being in a very
55:45
peculiar, targeted, uncomfortable spot.
55:49
As so much so that he chose to get involved in politics
55:54
locally, at least in the state level to make a difference,
55:57
raise the consciousness of his fellow countrymen.
56:01
And in doing so, not only was he prevented from pursuing official
56:07
office, but some other things occurred in the interim.
56:11
You want to take it from there, Kirk?
56:14
Yeah, sure. Well, you know what?
56:17
I've been, I've been complaining for a while.
56:20
I've been in exile for six years, since 2019 when I first
56:24
made my complaints to the RCMP and I was immediately suspended
56:28
from the military for a year. And the story goes on.
56:31
But after six years I know no one's going to come save me.
56:37
So I said get into politics. So I it was no problem.
56:41
Took me a day. I did all the paperwork when
56:45
seeing lawyers sign stuff. I entered all my stuff into the
56:48
computer, albeit it was on the debt like near the timeline.
56:53
I let the the person for elections candidates that
56:55
everything was submitted and I was good and I could expect a
56:59
response in 48 hours while after 48 hours I never got 1.
57:03
So I phoned them election scanner and they said they had
57:05
no record of me. And that's been my story for six
57:07
years. You know, they based on my bad
57:12
take account, they reached my military history, my driver's
57:16
license, everything at this of a button.
57:18
And you know, I actually got a letter on Friday saying that the
57:23
arson or the military police is going to investigate my my story
57:26
after six years. I just got this on Friday.
57:29
I hope they ask me questions because all these organizations
57:34
that are supposed to help and prevent this from happening have
57:36
all abandoned me and blocked me. So, yeah, well.
57:41
This it goes to show something too.
57:43
Google. Who is Kirk right?
57:46
Well, Kirk, I just to give you a heads up and a lot of people in
57:49
the Commonwealth right now in Europe as far as as all the way
57:54
to Finland and and it's coming more towards the West is erasing
57:58
somebody is what they called in in George Orwell, the 1984
58:04
series. That's what they call
58:05
unpersoning people like Kirk. You can add me to the list.
58:09
I'm unpersoned on every platform.
58:13
Real deal media has been unpersoned, but it's just
58:16
because the pure unadulterated raw talent of this network and
58:20
the people who watch that that have made this continue along.
58:24
But we're hobbling along. I'm only going to be able to do
58:27
this for so much, you know, many more times till we run out of
58:30
field completely. But I feel the frustration and
58:35
not to mention the, the, the attack in the character
58:38
assassination of your, your, your person and what that's done
58:42
to your family's legacy, who you know, it's hard to convince
58:46
family members too, of what's going on because this is unheard
58:49
of for a lot of people. But what are your plans going
58:53
forward now because you try to run for office?
58:55
Is it all going to be based and dangling on the the the RCM PS
59:01
report and accountability coming your way?
59:09
No, actually the RCMP already did their own investigation and
59:13
they never asked me any questions.
59:14
So they investigated themselves, never asked any questions.
59:17
This is the military police in my opinion.
59:25
OK. Over ride the Arsenal and.
59:32
Well, here's the deal is do I hope something's going to happen
59:36
at this point, Kirk, you're going to have to go outside the
59:40
reins of the Canadian district. This is this is like grounds for
59:45
the International Criminal Court, the ICC, because look, if
59:50
Canada will participate with the ICC to arrest Netanyahu if he
59:54
comes to Canada, as Trudeau is hinting, well, then surely that
59:58
opens the door for the International Criminal Court to
1:00:01
look within Canada, who've allowed FIPA, the Federal
1:00:06
Investment Protection Act. They've allowed FIPA and they've
1:00:09
allowed joint drills with the People's Liberation Army of
1:00:12
China and the Canadian military. And not to mention the the
1:00:18
stacks and stats of migrants who've come over and which, by
1:00:22
the way, Poli Air Poliveri. Was all four as well?
1:00:26
I mean, there's not much difference.
1:00:28
So would you, would you agree with me, Kirk, that the next
1:00:32
step has to be the ICC, something that's outside the
1:00:36
District of Canada? Yeah, well, I've, you know, my
1:00:42
last direct orders would expose the corruption in politics.
1:00:44
So I exposed every political party.
1:00:46
Like hands down. No one can ever question that.
1:00:49
I got audio recordings, videos, everything, emails.
1:00:53
But you know, everyone's guilty of of not standing up.
1:00:59
And that's the problem is it's going to happen over and over
1:01:01
until people start standing up. So you were cutting in and out
1:01:06
there. But ask the question again.
1:01:09
They're sorry. No, I I think we are cutting in
1:01:13
and out. People are saying we both are,
1:01:16
so we must be under attack because we're both being
1:01:18
unpersoned. We're very dangerous people.
1:01:22
No, what I was trying to say, Kirk, is is it time now to take
1:01:26
your case outside of the the jurisdiction of Canada into the
1:01:33
into the International Criminal courts?
1:01:34
And here's why I say that, I'll say it again, is because Canada
1:01:38
said they'll participate with the ICC in and honoring the
1:01:44
arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu.
1:01:46
OK, so their foots or the doors already open to Canada of
1:01:50
participating with the ICC in that same stride.
1:01:54
Is it now time to bring the charges, irrefutable as they
1:01:59
are, against Canada? Because you're not going to get
1:02:02
any help or support whatsoever from this corrupt, uncanadian
1:02:06
government that you find yourself in.
1:02:08
You see that as the next shoe drop.
1:02:13
Yeah, I believe we need outside help because you know, I
1:02:18
contacted the UNI, contacted human rights and they all said
1:02:23
I'm not the right. I'll be honest, the colour, you
1:02:26
know, they asked me what my nationality was, I said
1:02:28
Canadian, well that was the wrong 1.
1:02:30
So yeah, we need help from, you know, I got people from
1:02:33
Australia. I'm sorry, I can't remember
1:02:36
these broadcasters that have me on and in a few in the States,
1:02:40
but like Canada is silence. We have no media here
1:02:43
whatsoever. And even the independent media
1:02:46
are so bought off and paid for. They're they're they're no
1:02:49
better than CBC. And that's the problem is like
1:02:51
there's people like yourself that you know, obviously you're
1:02:54
not bought off. The rest of these guys
1:02:56
definitely are. And I live out here, ship in the
1:02:59
middle of nowhere. Right people.
1:03:02
From Hong Kong can get a hold of me and no one from Canada can.
1:03:06
There's something wrong. Well, well, and, and for the
1:03:09
record, for for one to sell themselves out, you have to have
1:03:13
a buyer in in my case, there's no buyers to even sell myself
1:03:17
out. So yes, good observation on
1:03:19
that. We have a lot of people who it's
1:03:23
how bad it is, Kurt. I can't even sell out if I
1:03:25
wanted to. There's no, there's no buyers
1:03:27
anymore. But OK, let Kirk please keep us
1:03:33
up to date on this. And I also want to get your take
1:03:36
on some of these current events here because you know, what
1:03:40
Trump said in the, the, the conference earlier is, which is
1:03:44
I didn't even know, but the military of Canada, majority of
1:03:49
everything they buy military wise comes from the US.
1:03:52
And we've never been able to sell cars in Canada.
1:03:57
So we might see a whole new alignment going forward.
1:04:01
And it'd be great to bring you back and get updates on your
1:04:05
story and you know, what's happening in your country.
1:04:08
Final final thoughts. Time it's very weird scary you
1:04:16
know he was he's done 6 times another great he was a pee pee
1:04:20
member and he's here you know he's trying to get through
1:04:23
several times and there's a few people that have done that
1:04:26
besides pay payment Paula Everton and see how obviously I
1:04:35
got 7 followers yay. Exactly.
1:04:39
OK. We are losing people.
1:04:41
We lost. We lost Kirk.
1:04:44
We're going to take a quick network break here and see what
1:04:47
what in Hades is going on here. We're getting some major
1:04:50
interference right now. Stand by.
1:04:51
As you're watching World at War and we are under attack.
1:04:56
Stand by. Jim attempts to date again in
1:05:09
2025 and the following happens. A gets frustrated with all the
1:05:14
toxic masculinity talk and punches out a millennial.
1:05:17
Or is it? B goes on a date and starts
1:05:20
reminiscing on his old marine days.
1:05:23
Ask his date if she wants to go to a titty bar.
1:05:26
OK, that might be the answer right there.
1:05:32
We may not have to go any further.
1:05:33
Is It C recites French poetry and begins to develop a French
1:05:37
accent that never goes away? Or is it Finally Dee realizes
1:05:41
everyone is Miracle Jab and decides to read the paperback
1:05:45
edition of War and Peace? Are we back?
1:06:14
Yes, we are. Ladies and gentlemen, we are
1:06:16
sorry. We are getting interference
1:06:18
every time I have Kirk on. This seems to happen.
1:06:22
Anyways, we'll probably try to keep.
1:06:25
Is Kirk back now? Do we have him back now?
1:06:28
OK, we we have him back on now for his final thought before we
1:06:32
lose him again. Kirk, sorry about that
1:06:35
interference. Why don't you finish your final
1:06:37
thought here and tell us how we could keep in touch with you and
1:06:41
support your efforts, if you will?
1:06:47
OK OK, Kirk, we're going to have to try you a different time.
1:06:52
All right? He's having some issues on his
1:06:53
end. Anyways, we're going to finish
1:06:55
up here with some very wild news with some real deal showbiz.
1:07:11
Deal showbiz. Well, here's some new signs of
1:07:15
the times here as we now continue in the world of
1:07:18
showbiz, arts, entertainment and the new age of Renaissance.
1:07:22
Or is it? Well, this is a rather
1:07:24
interesting now in the theme of tariffs.
1:07:28
Well, now there's new tariffs coming to foreign films.
1:07:32
Oh yes, there is so much so that now alleged Governor Gavin
1:07:37
Newsom over there in California is now responding to Trump's
1:07:39
proposal for 100% tariffs on foreign movies.
1:07:45
Which, how about 100% tariffs on domestic movies?
1:07:47
How and just how shitty they've become over the years, Have you
1:07:50
noticed? I mean, how many remakes of a
1:07:52
remake of a remake can we possibly have?
1:08:01
But in this case, nonetheless, this is going to have a huge
1:08:04
impact, impact on the industry. Now where's what we know?
1:08:08
Newsom on Monday proposed a federal film tax credit worth
1:08:11
$7.5 billion to counteract Trump's tariff proposal and
1:08:16
support the United States entertainment industry, saying
1:08:19
that's right, previous coverage Trump orders the 100% tariff on
1:08:23
foreign films immediately, while, according to Newsom,
1:08:26
federal initiative would be modelled after California's
1:08:28
proposed 750 million state program tax, which aims to
1:08:32
increase the production tax credit cap, expand qualifying
1:08:36
productions and so forth. Well, California built the film
1:08:40
industry, he says, and we're ready to bring even more jobs
1:08:42
home and more government waste behind your backs.
1:08:47
Well, here's what we know. In addition to that, why should
1:08:50
you care? Well, the proposed tariffs and
1:08:53
tax credit scheme could significantly impact the United
1:08:56
States economy once again, especially the United States
1:08:59
film industry, affecting production locations, jobs,
1:09:03
opportunities over overall income, economic landscape, you
1:09:08
name it. And that's just the beginning.
1:09:12
Well, here's something very scary here that just took place
1:09:15
hours ago. Well, Jennifer Aniston had an
1:09:19
intruder who bum rushed her gate guarded home.
1:09:23
If you could see that. Look how guarded that is.
1:09:25
This little compound right there crashed into her gate and was
1:09:29
holding people by gunpoint inside job maybe we don't know
1:09:34
yet or do we? Oh, now Jennifer Aniston
1:09:38
intruder was held up at gunpoint after ramming the car through
1:09:42
the gates of her Bel Air pad while she was in the home.
1:09:45
Oh, yeah? Well, the intruder was
1:09:48
reportedly held at gunpoint by Jennifer Aniston security team
1:09:50
after smashing through the gates of her mansion while the Friends
1:09:54
star was home. I thought guns were bad.
1:09:57
What are they doing with guns? Holding people at gunpoint?
1:10:00
Those guns going to turn around and shot everybody.
1:10:03
I mean, she's lucky to be alive in my view.
1:10:05
The man believed to be in his 70s, an older cat burglar we
1:10:10
don't see that often. I guess I should say a vintage
1:10:14
cat burglar crashed it into the car, his car into the $21
1:10:19
million Bel Air mansion shortly, just hours ago.
1:10:24
It's working a dramatic confrontation with the guards.
1:10:27
No motive was given until this time.
1:10:29
Seems a little weird of a story if you ask me.
1:10:33
According to the LAPD, they pulled the driver out, detained
1:10:38
him at gunpoint until officers arrived at the scene.
1:10:42
And that's all we know at this point is he's just being labeled
1:10:45
as a secure, well, as a burglary suspect.
1:10:51
I think there's more to that story than just being a little
1:10:54
burglar suspect. If you ask me.
1:10:58
That is some wild stuff there. And finally here, well, this is
1:11:03
a wild, sad story. Speaking of legends, Smokey
1:11:08
Robinson is now being accused of some very heinous things.
1:11:12
I mean, I love full transparency.
1:11:15
I'm like, you know, many millions out there.
1:11:17
I should say a huge fan Smokey Robinson.
1:11:19
One of our covers here is Tracks of My Tears, which I love.
1:11:23
Well, in this case is a little different.
1:11:25
Now Smokey Robinson, who's a whopping 85 years years young
1:11:30
and wife now are being sued by four women as the star is now
1:11:35
being accused of raping staff after luring them into camera
1:11:39
less rooms. Wow, saying ain't so.
1:11:44
That's right. While swaggy Robinson now being
1:11:46
accused of these sexually graphic assault charges multiple
1:11:50
former employees in his home after luring them into rooms
1:11:53
without cameras. The Motown legend is now being
1:11:56
sued by four of these women and who also claimed his wife helped
1:12:00
carry out the alleged assaults. Sad to say, Robinson, who is now
1:12:05
being accused of these sexual battery charges and allegations,
1:12:09
false imprisonment, gender violence, assault, and creating
1:12:14
a hostile work environment To add a terrible cherry on top of
1:12:18
it all was why Francis Robinson is accused of knowing about the
1:12:22
alleged assaults and doing nothing about them.
1:12:24
According to court documents, all four Robinson's alleged
1:12:27
victims have chosen to remain unnamed and referred to as Jane
1:12:31
Doe only in the complaint. You know, what if one of these,
1:12:38
what if their name was really Jane Doe?
1:12:40
What do they call them after that?
1:12:41
It's kind of things that run through my head.
1:12:44
Well, each of the women accused Robinson, Smokey Robinson, of
1:12:48
forcefully touching their entire bodies, including the
1:12:51
Netherlands, the Upper Lens, the Midlands, and yes, the Phase 2.
1:12:59
So far, this is all we know. And it just goes to show the man
1:13:03
who brought my girl, you've really got a hold on me.
1:13:06
Tears of a clown. Oh baby, baby tracks my tears
1:13:09
with the miracles Rock'n'roll of Famer is now could possibly
1:13:15
sadly go the way of the Cosby. Sad to say, in that ends our
1:13:20
real deal showbiz. How do you how do you like that?
1:13:24
Who can we? You know who?
1:13:27
What do we do now? We have blue Sky saying doesn't
1:13:31
look like a home, It's a compound.
1:13:32
Yeah. Jennifer Aniston.
1:13:33
Yeah. You know, Jennifer Aniston is
1:13:37
highly responsible. She started the trend over there
1:13:40
in Hollywood that said she wouldn't work with anybody on a
1:13:42
set who's not miracle jabbed, including including, what's his
1:13:46
name, Joe Perry. Excuse me, Matthew Perry.
1:13:50
Yes. Who's Canadian?
1:13:52
I think, now that I think about it.
1:13:54
Yeah. She's the reason.
1:13:56
Can you believe that? Yeah.
1:13:59
David Williams. Yeah, Not Smokey.
1:14:03
God, who's next? Don't tell me who's next.
1:14:08
We have Rebel Mama who says over there on Rumble.
1:14:10
I'm holding my breath for James O'Keefe to drop his bombshell
1:14:13
tomorrow, which apparently is supposed to be about the State
1:14:17
Farm Insurance guy, I think. Yeah.
1:14:21
You know, I there's something going on there, and I think
1:14:24
you're absolutely Manx cat. That's sketch.
1:14:27
Which one? Smokey or Jennifer Aniston?
1:14:30
It's it's hard to tell, but you're on money.
1:14:34
OK, let's get to Aniston. Final thoughts.
1:14:45
Here. You make me take the miracle jam
1:14:48
and kill myself. Final thoughts, Mr. Aniston,
1:14:54
Final thoughts here as we close the night of the Canadian
1:14:57
American showdown. You know, having watched that
1:15:00
myself, all 33 minutes of it, it was the most lackluster thing
1:15:05
I've ever seen in quite some time.
1:15:08
I don't think Trump even, I think Trump forgot Carney was
1:15:11
even there. And to me, it doesn't even
1:15:15
matter who really is the Prime Minister.
1:15:18
What matters is and what politics is really about is who
1:15:22
owns your blackmail. And when you own somebody's
1:15:26
blackmail, you own that politician and you own your
1:15:30
objectives that you're trying to achieve.
1:15:34
And that's how I see it. Trump is a little too sure of
1:15:37
himself about Mark Carney, but there's I think there's a bigger
1:15:39
reason and it's called blackmail.
1:15:43
That's how we see it too. But on Trump's blackmail, that
1:15:47
that's where the quagmire in my head comes.
1:15:49
So on that note, OK, we're going to end it there.
1:15:53
We'll be back tomorrow night. I believe the great Kates will
1:15:57
be here. And we have something special
1:15:59
for you Thursday. And hopefully you can pardon my
1:16:02
lethargic, hopefully not getting sick ways here as I try to get
1:16:06
through it all. So for Jim Fetzer and for Kirk
1:16:10
Reis, we're going to have back on more and more.
1:16:14
Hopefully you'll have a better frequency with us.
1:16:18
Anyways, I'm Dean Ryan saying thank you for sharing a bit of
1:16:20
your night with me. Until the next time, I'll see
1:16:24
you guys tomorrow night. And always remember to stay
1:16:27
tuned and stay awake. See you, Manana.
1:16:42
Some I don't know me don't mad and some tiresome.
1:16:55
Some I don't know me just let me know him myself know because I
1:17:07
do know love for him. None.
1:18:07
None. The.
1:18:59
The. The.