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Super News #42-Musk Creates the America Party-Highlights from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act-North Korea Send Troops to aid Russia-MTG Introduces Bill to Ban Geoengineering · Prestons Super Show

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  Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Preston's
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  Super Show. Thank you for joining me.
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  Thank you for being here on this edition of Preston Super Show,
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  the 42nd installment of these Super news.
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  How about that? We're chugging along.
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  There's over 300 episodes of Preston Super Show that you can
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  listen to across all podcast platforms.
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  Quick disclaimer, I am not a licensed financial advisor or
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  ACPA. Please consult with a licensed
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  financial advisor before taking any risks associated or in the
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  stock market or making any large financial purchases.
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  Thank you. And always do your own research
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  and try out Grok. I love Grok.
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  That's my personal assistant. Don't need a personal assistant
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  if you can figure out how to use Grok.
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  If you can learn to use Grok the right way, boom, right there.
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  Personal assistant right in your palm.
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  And now they're putting an update through that will allow
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  you to take all of your conversations with Grok and back
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  them up so you will not lose them in case your data gets
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  wiped, You get hacked, you get locked out of your account, you
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  can back all of your data up. And that updates coming very
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  soon with Brock. Keep a lookout for that.
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  A lot is going on. A lot is happening.
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  I'm going to cover a few things on the program today.
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  Elon Musk creates the America party.
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  I'm going to give you the highlights from the One Big
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  Beautiful Bill Act, otherwise known as HR One.
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  Trump's a Big bill and a few of my favorite items, as well as
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  some hot ticket items that are in the bill.
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  The North Korea is ramping up their aggression and their
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  efforts to support Russia. The Rio reset is right on the
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  horizon. Marjorie Taylor Green introduces
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  a bill to ban geoengineering in America.
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  Skies all here on Preston's super show.
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  But before we get started tonight, I just like to say
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  prayers sent. Prayers going out to the flood
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  victims in Texas. I understand now that it's over
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  50 people that have passed away from these floods in the
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  greatest natural disaster in Texas since Hurricane Harvey.
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  Just to put in perspective the magnitude of the situation and
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  how gruesome this is. Prayers to these families at
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  Camp Mystic in Texas. Godspeed to the National Guard
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  and people who are jumping up to help and support with donations
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  and resources and everything possible to try and remedy the
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  situation as best as they can. God bless these people, my heart
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  is with them. Prayers to their families,
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  prayers for the lives lost. And God, please let us find the
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  rest of the missing people. I understand over 200 people
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  have been rescued so far, so that number is climbing as well.
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  So that's a very positive development.
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  When it comes to Grok and what Grok has been able to do, I've
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  been able to ignore the noise and just research and do things
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  for myself. And we still are on Grok 3.
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  But today we went from deep search to deeper search, which
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  was a feature that was added in Grok today.
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  So it's getting better slowly. I wrote a very good piece on
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  myodman.com. I'll go over that with you
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  because I believe it needs the attention and I give things the
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  attention they deserve on this program.
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  I titled this Axe Marks the Grok and I thought that was fitting.
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  Axe Marks the Grok and We are Grok 3, which I fully support,
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  and Grok has my full endorsement as my favorite AI research tool
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  and as my favorite AI tool overall.
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  I believe just having Grok in your pocket is going to make a
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  huge difference. O I've wrote this piece here.
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  Let's go over it together. X, formerly known as Twitter,
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  and we could stop probably saying that too.
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  We could probably drop that phrase, but I'll leave it in
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  there for now. For this moment continues to
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  innovate despite objections and objectivity.
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  Just look at the platform and I'm sorry to tell these
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  conservatives and tell the Democrats and liberals, I'm not
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  using Blue Sky. I have it automated, it's
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  automatic and 4X for Twitter through WordPress.
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  They don't have it so that you could do it automated.
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  You have to do it yourself. But as far as that goes, X is
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  the best platform to use when it comes to news in a timely
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  fashion. Different sources and creative
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  people. Not even influencers, there's
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  enough of those, but creative people and there's all different
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  types of things on there. Plus, I'm an author and if you
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  don't do Facebook groups, there's not really another way
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  to get your book out there other than self promotion through
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  buying ads or the publishing house buying the ads.
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  So somewhere people are buying the ads or they're putting the
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  book on the mail in list and then it's automatically ordered.
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  But when it comes to X and social media, X's number one in
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  news over. Read it over all of the rest and
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  people continue to love X. Conservatives want you to go to
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  get her. They ruin themselves when they
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  stopped allowing the Getter post to show up on X and that's very
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  clear. I'm very clear about that.
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  That's where they ruin themselves.
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  They lost my support with that one.
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  They say it's X's fault or Twitter's fault.
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  Well, then talk to Elon Musk, because if Getter would let me
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  go on there and post on Getter and then it would go to X
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  automatically, I'd be OK with that.
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  But they stopped doing that, so I wasn't happy with that.
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  And then Blue Sky, I won't go on there.
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  That's automated. That's automatic hooked up to my
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  website. Whatever I post on my website
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  goes there as well as Mastodon so things work out.
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  It doesn't really bother me either way because I get the
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  word out there and the site speaks for itself.
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  On WordPress which is the best place to host a website because
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  they have a true community where I don't really see that with
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  other web hosting sites that WordPress still has.
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  A community where WordPress writers and bloggers and
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  podcasters can all still communicate with each other on
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  that wavelength that's still unique to WordPress, and that
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  gives them some range with their business.
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  In my opinion. The same way X rose to
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  popularity. WordPress is popular with
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  creating a website and as far as Reddit goes, that seems to be
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  either far left liberal politics or everybody just spam posting
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  and nobody getting anything out of anything there or not much
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  out of anything. It's just much easier to use X.
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  That's my favorite platform if I had to choose. 1X has nothing to
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  do with Elon Musk. I always loved Twitter, you
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  know, I always loved it. I always thought it was a good
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  idea. In the beginning, I didn't see
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  the edge. I didn't see where it would fit
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  in because it was lacking, didn't make money.
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  And now Elon Musk has it paying people.
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  And recently X rolled out the Paid Creator program, which
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  allows users to finally earn money from their post.
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  This is a game breaking, huge game changer for the industry.
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  The good news goes golden when Elon Musk announced Grok would
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  receive a new update to Grok 3.5.
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  Now, it's been about 70 days since that announcement, says
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  Tech Notes on X, And as we await that specific update, here's
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  what I'd like to see from Brock for first and foremost, Brock is
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  my favorite tool to complete independent research.
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  Elon Musk mentioned Brock would be moving to a physics based
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  model that would rely more on mathematical probabilities.
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  That's great in my book. However, I wouldn't stop there.
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  Instead of referring to press clippings or sourcing just the
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  news Grok needs to lead its users to books.
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  Grok 4 will have an opportunity to become the wedge between
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  librarians or the play for contrarians.
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  X marks the Grok. The reputation for X and Grok AI
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  is interchangeable. If X continues its dominance,
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  then Grok's success is inevitable.
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  You could read more stories like that on my oldman.com.
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  I have a few more to get into. I really want to get into
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  President Trump signing the big beautiful bill.
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  Trump's big beautiful bill is signed.
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  There's some key insights here. We're going to go over my
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  favorite amendments and the amendments that people are very
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  angry about. The United States Senate passed
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  the big beautiful bill 51 to 50, with Vice President JD Vance
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  casting the tie, breaking vote on two different occasions.
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  After a marathon of amendments were added, the most in history,
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  some denied and others altered, the needs of Senate Republicans
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  were satisfied. Majority Leader Senator John
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  Thune kept his word. The time had come for the House
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  Republicans to once again honor theirs.
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  The Democrats in the Senate were unable to kill the big bill.
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  They did all in their power to stifle President Trump's agenda
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  assigned by the American people and for the awesome citizenry of
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  our beloved nation. There was one problem.
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  The bill and text House Republicans received was
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  strikingly different than what they passed and sent to the
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  United States Senate. With the mountain to climb in
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  little time to spare, Speaker Mike Johnson had ice water in
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  his veins. The media was hounding him, 5
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  fellow House Republicans stood against him.
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  And to make matters worse, other Republicans were running late,
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  time was running thin, and margins were shorter than the
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  razor's edge. President Trump and Speaker Mike
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  Johnson had smoothed things over with the base.
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  The test vote passed along party lines, and the time was nearing
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  for the floor debate. The Democrats in the United
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  States House of Representatives piled on the rhetoric.
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  Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries rallied against the Republicans,
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  but his tune turned off all but two Republican defectors from
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  voting against the one big beautiful bill.
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  By the end of Minority Leader Jeffrey's tirade, he had lost
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  sight of the Trump card that had been played time it arrived for
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  the final vote on President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bell
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  Act. the United States House of Representatives passed the
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  measure 218 to 214. President Trump hosted the
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  signing ceremony after, and then he danced the YMCA with the
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  First Lady into the night. You can read more stories like
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  that on my oddman.com and I will be writing another piece about
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  the one big beautiful bill. But how cool was that to see the
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  consistent communication from the House to the Senate, back to
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  the House and then to the President's desk, clearing the
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  handful of committees in the House and then in the Senate
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  dealing with the parliamentarian.
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  And this huge reconciliation package is the first of three
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  that Republicans want to do. They want to do 2 this year, one
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  next year in the spring before they have to focus on the
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  midterm elections. And Speaker Mike Johnson added
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  that he would like to do a few more rounds of the Doge
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  rescission cuts or the rescission packages where
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  they're cutting all of the funding to the various entities
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  that have been bloating up the bureaucracy in the government
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  and taking away from the taxpayers who need it.
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  Now, let's go over some amendments in the big, beautiful
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  bill. Let's start with what I love
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  first, that ICE received $174 billion, nearly $175 billion
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  here to give them more beds, hire more agents, and also have
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  the technology and the training that goes along with catching
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  illegal criminal aliens. So I was really happy to see
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  this bill touch on a wide array of issues and there was a few
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  interesting issues that were in here.
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  One of them was the was the House of Representatives getting
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  this amendment to stick and really the House of Republicans
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  where judges on the federal judicial circuits are limited
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  with their contempt citations and they will need a lot of
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  proof otherwise to issue those type of nationwide injunctions.
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  So don't be surprised if in a few weeks, maybe a couple months
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  here, there's very few judges making the news, trying to get
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  in the way of mass deportations because they're coming with that
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  174, roughly $175 billion for ICE.
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  And for what Homeland Security is about to be able to unleash
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  with the combination of the Department of Justice is going
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  to be a Wrecking Ball that's going to smash through pretty
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  much anybody hiring illegal aliens.
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  They're going to be able to target them so much quicker.
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  They're going to be able to speed up the process of
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  deporting them. And they have a variety of
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  places where those deportations are going to be able to occur as
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  well as Alcatraz getting more work done in Alligator, Alcatraz
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  being official and looking very strong.
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  I believe we will see another two Alligator type Alcatrazes
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  and the one in South Carolina could be very interesting if
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  that ever occurs, which I believe is possible, especially
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  if Nancy Mace continues to keep her support.
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  And gain more support and eventually run for governor of
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  South Carolina which I think she would make a fine governor.
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  But ICE having more funding than Russia's military and having
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  more resources now than most countries military.
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  This is going to be something to see.
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  I'm a huge fan of these ICE raids.
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  I've seen one Breitbart News posted on X just about 16 hours
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  ago. They posted it and that one had
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  200 something people getting arrested.
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  Illegal aliens working up in Michigan.
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  So it's so far reaching and there's probably 16,000,000
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  illegal aliens still floating around the country.
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  How many of them committing crimes is a whole nother
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  subject. But there's a down payment for
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  the golden Dome in this big beautiful bill.
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  So I'd love to see that. Very happy about that.
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  That is going to protect the Gulf Coast, East Coast and the
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  West Coast. Canada needs to get on board.
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  Expect a big announcement on Monday concerning Canada.
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  A side note concerning Trump's tariffs that kick in this week,
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  July 9th. Trump sending out a notice now
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  that all countries that have agreed to trade deals but
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  haven't signed off on them and countries that have not agreed
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  to trade deals or are playing hardball are about to be paying
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  that tariff very quickly. And I believe it's going to be a
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  10% reciprocal tariff across the board.
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  And then it will be adjusted on the 9th or by the 9th for
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  whatever countries continue to play hardball in negotiations
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  with Treasury Secretary Scott Basent and the economic advisor
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  to the president, Peter Navarro, who's doing a fantastic job, by
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  the way. The military has their funding.
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  The nuclear energy crowd got their money.
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  The energy tax credits for solar, wind, electric cars are
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  all discontinued. You'll see those be phased out
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  over the next few years. Then we have a blockade in place
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  so that the federal government cannot regulate AI for the next
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  10 years in the states. They can do it in the courthouse
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  in Washington DC. They could do it in the Capitol,
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  but they can't do it in Chicago, IL or Nashville, TN or Dallas,
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  TX. It will be left to the states to
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  either regulate AI or not regulate AI the way
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  cryptocurrency was in its initial beginnings.
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  Also, the 9010 rule was repealed, which was huge.
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  That was where financial institutions received 90% of
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  what the federal government would offer at a minimum, and
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  the 10% they would have to come back with.
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  But that's been repealed. So you'll see that a lot of
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  schools probably reduce staff where they need it, and I
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  believe that's been in the works.
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  We're going to need a lot of people working in the chip
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  factories and they're going to be recruiting big time.
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  There's a lot of towns and cities that will build a house
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  for you that will give you the property, no taxes, and you can
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  completely live there on your own merit.
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  Just work and promise not to leave for a certain amount of
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  time, usually like five years or maybe a little bit longer.
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  But if you're working and you're happy and all your bills are
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  paid for and it's a good area, what's the problem?
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  I mean, I think things are going to open up so great for the
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  economy. I would like to see people be
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  more optimistic. The government added $4
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  trillion. Remember that $4 trillion to the
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  national debt? At some point we're going to
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  have to suspend the debt ceiling.
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  That way the government can continue to operate.
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  But for now, the government's working on saving money.
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  They did create something called Promise grants.
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  So look into Promise Grants because they've adjusted the
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  Pell Grants and they've also eliminated deferments.
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  They've modified the repayment structure for student loans and
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  also how people pay their workforce loans back.
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  They've capped the loan limit at $200,000, which was needed, and
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  it could have even been less than that would have been.
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  Fine with me. But there will be millions of
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  people that lose their Medicaid and food stamps because millions
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  of people are healthy and should be working.
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  So it will be a lot harder to get into those programs.
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  So that's why millions of people will lose their benefits.
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  It won't be because of them being sick or something being
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  wrong with them. No, it'll just be people that
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  are healthy and can work. They need to go and work.
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  That's all it is, bottom line. And the jobs will be in
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  abundance. The opportunity for growth will
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  be in abundance. And when you create your own
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  business, when you start your small business, you're going to
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  be feeling very good. You're going to be very happy
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  with the tax incentives, you're going to be happy with the
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  adjustments to the way they view businesses, and you're going to
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  be excited about the power of the purse.
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  So that's what it's all about. Now we can look at a few more
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  things here. It's an 80 hour work requirement
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  on the Medicaid. So again, people will be getting
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  the letters in the mail and you'll go from there.
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  Wait till you get a letter in the mail and from there you'll
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  know what to do. That's exactly how the Medicaid
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  and food stamps will go as well as other various programs. 1
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  great thing they did in the bill was prevent the Department of
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  Justice from paying any settlements out to non-us
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  entities. There's no foreign companies
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  that are going to get any money settling with the Department of
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  Justice. It's not going to happen.
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  There is a 125% duty on the tonnage that comes from other
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  countries. That's a law that's not by
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  executive order or by executive design.
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  That is the law of the land. And President Trump said come
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  Monday, it's kicking in and America is about to be paid.
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  The tariff is separate from the duties collected.
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  So when the ships barge in, the planes from other countries
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  arrive with goods, they are going to be taxed at 125% on the
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  duties. So that means whatever they pay
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  just to come in is going to be astronomical and that's going to
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  set America on the right path. Shame on the countries that did
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  not strike a deal with America and wanted to play hardball.
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  It really cost them. Then we have something that is
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  by executive design. And also the House Republicans
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  have been hearing about this consistently, constantly.
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  Their phones probably been ringing off of the hook at their
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  local offices. But more importantly, this
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  provision passed even though the parliamentarian was trying to
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  get it tossed out. So when people say Senator Thune
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  wouldn't overrule the parliamentarian, Oh no, he
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  didn't have to because the House is the one that put this in
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  there. It wasn't a Senate added
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  amendment, it was a House added amendment.
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  Joke's on them. So listen to this.
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  It gets really juicy. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act
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  contains a provision that restricts federal courts from
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  enforcing contempt citations for violations of injunctions or
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  temporary restraining orders unless a bond or otherwise known
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  as security was posted when the injunction or order was issued.
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  This provision effectively limits the judiciary's ability
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  to enforce its rulings through contempt proceedings,
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  particularly in cases where no monetary security was given.
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  The restriction applies broadly, impacting both the new and
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  existing injunctions, including those issued before the
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  enactment of the bill. So this is a retroactive law
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  that is now in effect. President Trump has officially
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  got his revenge against all of the out of pocket decisions and
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  rulings that have come down against him.
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  He's finally gotten a righteous victory.
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  President Trump has officially defeated the rogue judges, and
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  now the good judges, the righteous justices may have
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  their say, and we are happy with a good judge, and everybody
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  likes a happy judge. No tax on tips, no tax on
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  overtime, and no tax on Social Security is all in the form of a
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  tax deduction, and you'll be able to rightfully claim that at
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  tax time. What about some of those hidden
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  items, some of those things that no one's talking about, The tax
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  deduction for vehicles that are made in America.
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  So if you purchase a vehicle that is made in America, the
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  interest from the loan will be tax deductible.
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  Then there's an end to the estate tax, so that will boost
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  the farming industry. The agriculture markets will
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  take off now because you could transfer those family farms
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  without paying that huge estate tax, as well as small businesses
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  not having to be taxed out of business when they try to
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  transfer the name of the business to their children from
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  one generation down to the other.
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  And what about Joni Ernst, senator from Iowa, who added the
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  amendment that makes sure millionaires cannot receive
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  unemployment benefits? Too many millionaires were
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  somehow gaming the system somehow, and they were getting
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  unemployment benefits and still somehow being a millionaire.
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  Incredible. Then the money's in there for
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  the mission to Mars. It is going to be massive.
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  The mission to Mars is kind of the icing on the cake.
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  You know what I mean? It's a little bit of the icing
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  on the cake for this big bill. I'm very excited about the space
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  exploration that is going to take off from this big bill.
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  Then we have President Trump who signed 2 executive orders
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  directed at Making America Beautiful Again.
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  This was pretty special. President Trump has signed 2
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  executive orders that will make America Beautiful again. 1
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  executive order aims to support the conservation of America's
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  national parks. The other executive order is
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  directed at creating a new Commission to oversee economic
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  development spanned into the future.
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  With nearly 5 million employees, oversight is at a premium.
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  Economic output continues to outpace expectations.
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  As the national parks grow in attracting new visitors, the
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  need for conservation has grown right along with it.
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  This means foreign born tourists pay a little extra to tour our
• 35:45
  federal lands and National Park systems.
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  United States Department of the Interior is tasked with the
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  restoration recommendations and making sure improvements
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  continue to protect national treasures and resources.
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  Recreation throughout our National Park systems showcases
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  the beauty behind our glorious country.
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  Hunting, fishing, biking, skiing, rock climbing, boating,
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  off roading, and wildlife activity thrive in a showcase of
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  America's inner beauty. The best way America reflects
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  its true identity is through its tremendous citizens and how we
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  treat our national parks. the United States House of
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  Representatives has deemed July 14th through July 18th as Crypto
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  week. We're talking about the Clarity
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  Act, the anti CBDC surveillance State act in the Genius Act.
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  We're talking about all that July 14th through the 18th, jobs
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  numbers were good. The ADP numbers were down.
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  But the gains for national born workers, people born in America,
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  the job gains were tremendous. The best in history, as a matter
• 37:27
  of fact. So Elon Musk starts the America
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  Party after he takes a poll and he gets some, you know, mixed
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  results because it wasn't overwhelming.
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  It was almost 40% of the people polling didn't want it, but
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  majority did on his platform X, which I still think is the best
• 37:54
  platform. But we can look here.
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  At the end of the day, you know, I'm a nice guy.
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  I don't have a problem with the New America Party.
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  I think it's a mistake if they don't articulate their points in
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  a manner which makes it clear what they stand for instead of
• 38:16
  what they stand against. And a lot of people are kind of
• 38:19
  going around saying, well, he's going to stand for this or he's
• 38:21
  going to stand for that. We know universal basic income
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  for the people below the poverty line.
• 38:30
  It's kind of a no brainer. At some point that will get
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  done. It's either going to be him or
• 38:36
  somebody else that does it. But I'm not against this America
• 38:42
  party because I, I think honestly, it hurts the Democrats
• 38:46
  chances more than the Republicans chances.
• 38:49
  Right now, the Democrats and a lot of their supporters are kind
• 38:54
  of confused on which direction to go in.
• 38:58
  And since they don't have any answers, here's the America
• 39:02
  party coming on the scene, which is got a mixture of resistance
• 39:08
  to the establishment and resistance to kind of the
• 39:15
  everyday monotony way of life, more of a transhumanistic way of
• 39:24
  looking at life. But at the end of the day, you
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  know, let's say a majority of people want a new party.
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  And I think it's a good idea. I don't know if this is the
• 39:35
  right way to go about it, but I think it's a good idea.
• 39:39
  Then you have to say, well, what are you going to stand for
• 39:41
  that's different? Or what can you do that they
• 39:46
  can't do? What can you give us?
• 39:48
  What can you push for and secure that makes sense and not only
• 39:55
  makes sense, but it's doable because we have a lot of great
• 39:59
  ideas. But what's doable, We know
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  you're not going to get the massive H1B visas.
• 40:06
  You're not going to get assault weapons restrictions.
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  The carbon credits are gone. Universal Basic Income is of.
• 40:14
  Is a good thought. And then balancing the budget.
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  The best you're going to get with that is suspending the debt
• 40:22
  ceiling and operating on a decentralized currency and a
• 40:29
  decentralized way of monetary policy.
• 40:34
  And then you could go about eliminating the Federal Reserve
• 40:38
  through Congress. Has a law abolished the Fed and
• 40:42
  get on with it. But for now, up until 2028, the
• 40:51
  system is set in stone. You're not going to reinvent the
• 40:56
  wheel. What you can do is come to
• 41:03
  terms, maybe support candidates who are not at home in the
• 41:09
  Republican Party. They're not, you know, feeling
• 41:13
  good about the Democrat Party. They want a home and maybe the
• 41:16
  America Party, this new America Party, can help be the party for
• 41:23
  them and ultimately be the party that works for the American
• 41:27
  people. But if your party's not the
• 41:29
  party that works for the American people, you're not
• 41:34
  going to get any support. That's what it has to be about.
• 41:39
  Although the funding is very important and you have to have
• 41:42
  that in place. I still again, would like to see
• 41:47
  Elon Musk focus more on his businesses.
• 41:52
  But he's a free man and free to do as he pleases.
• 41:56
  But he should think about passing that citizenship test
• 41:59
  and becoming an American citizen while he's talking about making
• 42:04
  America America again right now. Not to spook anybody, but we
• 42:10
  have 9 states confirmed that are using cloud seeding to modify
• 42:18
  the weather. Not a conspiracy, it's an actual
• 42:21
  policy in the states. Texas, California, Utah,
• 42:26
  Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, New Mexico and North
• 42:31
  Dakota are pushing chemicals into the air to force rain,
• 42:38
  create snow, and suppress hail. I've retweeted this on my ex
• 42:45
  feed. Go there and check it out.
• 42:48
  And you will also see Joseph Severino's handsome face right
• 42:52
  there. There he is.
• 42:53
  He's talking about eliminating property tax as President Trump
• 42:57
  is looking to abolish property tax nationwide.
• 43:02
  That would be amazing. I would love to see property tax
• 43:06
  be abolished nationwide. Marjorie Taylor Green, the
• 43:12
  congresswoman from Georgia. And I love Georgia, big fan of
• 43:15
  Georgia, It's a very cool state. May even live in Georgia one
• 43:21
  day, but who knows. But Marjorie Taylor Green says
• 43:24
  she has a bill that's going to outlaw, permanently ban what
• 43:30
  these nine states are confirmed to be doing.
• 43:32
  Could be more. But right now we know these nine
• 43:35
  states do this. Now she wants to ban this.
• 43:40
  And her legislation is being introduced this week.
• 43:44
  So we shall see if that gets any momentum or any steam in the
• 43:49
  House of Representatives along with her constituents, the House
• 43:53
  Republicans, along with the Senate and the Senate
• 43:56
  Republicans that would need to push it through and then get it
• 43:59
  to President Trump's desk. She says it's similar to the
• 44:04
  bill Governor Ron DeSantis down in Florida past that was also
• 44:09
  created in Florida Senate that stops and prevents
• 44:14
  geoengineering in the sky. Kim Jong Un has pledged 30,000
• 44:23
  troops to Russia. And I'm going to discuss the
• 44:26
  implications for the Russo Ukrainian War with you right
• 44:31
  here on Preston's Super Show. Supreme Leader North Korea Kim
• 44:36
  Jong Un has pledged 30,000 troops to help aid the Russians
• 44:40
  in their war against Ukraine. United States President Donald J
• 44:46
  Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin failed to reach
• 44:49
  any progress in the most recent phone call concerning the Russo
• 44:53
  Ukrainian War. Russia launched their largest
• 44:56
  offensive since the war began. Advancement into territories has
• 45:01
  fallen short for both sides since the beginning of 2025. the
• 45:08
  United States of America has cited munition shortages.
• 45:13
  In a statement out of the Pentagon from Defense Secretary
• 45:16
  Pete Hagseth, the Prime Minister of Ukraine was irate and claimed
• 45:22
  the United States was no longer an ally.
• 45:26
  That's a disgusting thing to say after the United States of
• 45:30
  America has given more aid and weapons to Ukraine than all of
• 45:36
  NATO combined. Ukrainian President Vladimir
• 45:41
  Zelensky quickly rushed to the phone, but he continues to hound
• 45:47
  the globe for more weapons and demands the American taxpayer
• 45:52
  continue funding his war. Germany is now in arms
• 45:57
  discussions with Ukraine over sending them more weapons after
• 46:04
  the United States has withdrawn its Patriot missile system.
• 46:12
  Other countries may be naive to what's going on in Ukraine, but
• 46:17
  the American Republic has awakened.
• 46:21
  I don't wish to see one more dollar going to the Russo
• 46:24
  Ukrainian War. When intelligent conservatives
• 46:29
  and independent minds look at all of the facts surrounding the
• 46:33
  Russo Ukrainian War, how it started, the rift within
• 46:37
  Ukraine, and the politics around Zelensky, then they will want
• 46:41
  nothing to do with it. You can read more stories like
• 46:45
  this on my oddman.com. My oddman.com, you will not be
• 46:52
  disappointed. The last thing I will leave you
• 46:56
  with is that freeze on the $7 billion in funds from the
• 47:01
  Department of Education is still in effect.
• 47:05
  And the Department of Education made sure in this big beautiful
• 47:10
  bill that they would have less authority, less reach into what
• 47:15
  the states are doing. But the guidelines remain in
• 47:21
  place so that the state's education systems will not go
• 47:28
  rogue. Ladies and gentlemen, just like
• 47:33
  the hands of time, I'm turning it over to you.
• 47:37
  Good night and God bless. Psalm 37.
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  Four KJV.