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Yes.
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We all would love to change the world. Alvin Lee, thank you for those prophetic lyrics.
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Our
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date stamp today
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would be Tuesday,
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July
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21.
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Tuesday, 07/21/2026.
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And this is the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, or at least it usually
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is
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the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, except for he's
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kind of, sort of missing in action
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right now. So
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I'm
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covering
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things
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until
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I can figure out how to remote into his computer and actually
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get his attention.
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Actually, yes, I can use my cell phone and I can call
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his magicJack
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and then that will tell me if
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his
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if his communication
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is
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is working.
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My magicJack phone apparently is dead because
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I left it off the charger.
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So,
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Elle,
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what are you gonna do? Uh-huh.
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Let's see. Roger. Roger. Roger. Excuse me while I talk to myself.
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Technical trouser stuff like Poe English normally deals with.
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Good morning, everybody. Does anyone have anything that they wanna say or,
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help me out here while I'm trying to, reach Raj?
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Hang on. Okay.
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Valid.
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Okay, guys. Here we go.
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I wonder if he's awake yet.
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Unknown: Good morning.
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Unknown: What? You overslept.
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Okay. Well I'll be there in a Alright.
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Alright.
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Yeah. That that happened.
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He overslept.
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Unknown: Too much partying on his birthday? Yes.
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Unknown: I think it was. I think it was too much partying on his birthday.
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Now let's see if I can actually get team viewer to run.
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So
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Unknown: his Hey, Paul. You got this. Yeah. You can handle it. Just raise your voice a little bit a little bit. What do you mean raise my voice a little bit?
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You you what? Your volume voice is just your natural tone. You you're you're a soft spoken guy. How about starting to sound like Russian Ed bar? Oh,
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Unknown: no. No. No. No. I wouldn't do that.
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Unknown: I Yeah. I wouldn't I wouldn't want you to either. I couldn't stand the guy.
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Unknown: Yeah.
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Well, I I would I would like to to think of myself as more of, like, the rest
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of the story
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guy,
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you know, Paul Harvey.
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Unknown: Know? Paul Harvey.
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Good day. Good day.
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Unknown: Yeah.
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Yeah.
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The rest of the story, that thing.
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Unknown: Okay.
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So
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Unknown: and my remote control is not working.
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So I
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absolutely
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have absolutely
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and actually no control control over the server right now until I can get my remote control stuff working.
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I crashed it to,
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try and remote into Roger's portable.
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Let's
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see if I can get remote software
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number two
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working.
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Ripper right there. Connect.
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Let's try that.
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So how is everyone this morning?
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Unknown: Fine and dandy. How are you, mister Paul?
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Unknown: I I
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gotta say I'm better than average.
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I
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I slept in a little bit this morning. Ready to get started.
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Yes. I slept in a little bit this morning. I mean, yesterday, I woke up at 03:00 in the morning and
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watched boring TV until
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I could find
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something else
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to, like, lull me off to sleep, which didn't which ultimately never happened.
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So
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this morning, I slept until 08:30,
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and it was glorious. It was wonderful.
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Unknown: And now you're paying the price, Paul.
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Unknown: Yeah. Yeah. I'm paying the price. Actually, I I should've I
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should've been watching for Roger to join the room.
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If he hadn't been in the room by quarter two, I should've called him.
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Oh, well. He's he still hasn't joined us yet.
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So
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oh, Joe,
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if if you're in here, I'd I'd have I'm blind here. I can't see the server.
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So
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if you're in here, thank you for the the video on the flock cameras
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because
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that was awesome.
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I didn't get all the way through it, I only watched about an hour of it this morning,
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but
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Palantir and
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flock the cameras and all that. I mean, that is really
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some ridiculous stuff.
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It is ridiculous.
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Unknown: Hey,
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Paul. My favorite one was the lady, actually
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a young girl. Driving along, she has the phone sitting in her lap.
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Not actually on the seat between a sort of between her legs with pants on, and the camera caught that. And they sent her a ticket for us us talking on the phone while driving.
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And she said she said she she wasn't on the phone. She just placed the phone there.
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Unknown: Yeah. But of course, the presumption stands
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because,
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you know, you go to court, particularly at administrative policy enforcement court,
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I mean, you're presumed guilty until you
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exhaust the lion's share of your personal wealth to
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defend yourself.
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And even if you do defend yourself, you still wind up paying
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court costs
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or an or an attorney.
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Well, it's it's a bad bad idea to get
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an attorney to represent you because
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that means that you're incapable of presenting
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yourself.
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Unknown: Well, as long as you're a citizen or
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a resident,
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they classify that anyway.
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Unknown: Well, yeah, that's true.
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But, you know, even if you're not a citizen or a resident,
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they still presume that you're an imbecile.
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Unknown: Yeah. Well, you know what? If if everybody everybody takes in the court and ask for a jury trial, some states don't allow that. But
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for the ones who who do allow it,
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go for a jury trial to clog up the courts.
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Unknown: Oh, absolutely.
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Unknown: Trial by jury. Exactly.
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Unknown: Yeah. Trial by jury.
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Unknown: Yeah. I I said jury trial, but I guess it's, you know there's a difference. Yeah. Yeah. There is a difference.
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Okay. So trial by jury then.
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Unknown: Yeah. Trial by jury is the jury of your peers,
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People that know you.
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Unknown: Alright, Dave.
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Unknown: Jerry.
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Jerry. You were
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it
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sounded like you had a bunch of cotton balls in your mouth. Talk right into the phone and do that over again.
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Unknown: Thought he was at the bus station.
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Unknown: I have no idea where it Yeah. Something going on with this phone. Anyway, can you hear me now? Yes.
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Unknown: Good.
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Unknown: And she cut your titan out of your mouth.
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Unknown: What, Lisa?
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Unknown: I said, well, yeah, since he took the cotton out of his mouth.
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Unknown: Exactly.
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Now, Jerry, what were you saying about the difference between jury trial and trial by jury?
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Unknown: There
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is court cases
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that
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already state, and I I can't remember what they are, but a jury trial
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trial
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is
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the judge it's a judge,
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the prosecutor,
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and the jury.
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A trial by jury,
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you have to assemble
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a
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jury of your peers,
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which is called
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the grand jury.
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Unknown: Okay.
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Unknown: Wouldn't a national respond then a jury of nationals?
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Unknown: Absolutely.
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Unknown: That would be your peers.
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Unknown: Certainly.
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Unknown: And,
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you know, no one would come to understand that.
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Unknown: Morning, Raj. I'm a
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Did you cut that coffee? Like bread.
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Unknown: So
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Unknown: here here's a scenario for you. My brother,
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born in Texas,
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living here in New Mexico, Carlsbad,
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was arrested by ICE
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in Hobbs,
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New Mexico,
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Friday
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at around,
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I'd say about eight 08:30, 09:00.
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They they pulled him over.
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He was not booked
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into the
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ICE facility in in Lea County
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until 03:00.
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He would not give him any of his information
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because he didn't he forgot his wallet, left it at home in Carlsbad.
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So he he he said no. No. He wouldn't give the ice they had a ice
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what do you call him? Traffic stop or or
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Unknown: block. Checkpoint. Checkpoint.
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Unknown: Checkpoint. There you go. So
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Unknown: he wouldn't give me any of his information that he did give him the insurance card from the from
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the vehicle.
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Right?
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No. No. The the highest agent said, no. No. No. Well, if you're not gonna give us and you're not he he refused to talk. He he pleaded the fifth and he asked them for his Miranda rights before they arrested him, before they put the handcuffs on.
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Well, they didn't book him into the
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ICE detention center in in Lea County until 03:00
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in the afternoon,
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Friday.
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Unknown: Last night,
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Unknown: Monday, last night, 07:00,
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they they let him go.
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They didn't let him go. The judge said,
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gave him a
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court date. That's it. Just gave him a court date and you appear in court.
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That's it. That's all this. That's all that judge said.
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So They don't that is
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that judge did that at about 01:30
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or 01:45 in the afternoon yesterday.
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They didn't release him till 07:00 that night.
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So I asked him, I said, well, what did they what did the judge say, brother? Nothing. The judge just gave me a court date,
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sent me out, and they took me back to the detention center. I said, that's it? Nothing else? Nothing?
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He said, no. That's it.
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Anyway, the minister
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said How did they how did they identify him?
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They didn't. They said he was an alien.
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If you won't give us a a your any of your more of your information,
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then you're gonna consider it an alien and
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will be detained in the ice.
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And he's a full blood Texan.
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Anyway, that's just the scenario. I mean, that's what happened.
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Unknown: Oh.
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So I'm I'm I'm somewhat
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into the conversation. Who is this we're talking about, Jerry?
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Sorry to be so late. My brother Jesse.
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No. That's okay. My brother Jesse.
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Unknown: Born in Texas.
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Unknown: He he's born he's in Carlsbad too, or is he in Texas when this happened? Yes. He lives he lives in Carlsbad, but ice
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Unknown: the ice agents detained him in in Lee County, Hobbs, New Mexico.
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Unknown: Uh-huh.
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Well,
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was he doing something wrong or is he just walking along? I mean, I'm assuming he speaks perfect English.
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Unknown: Yeah. He does.
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He he's quieter than I am. But, anyway, yes, he does. And, no. He was he was going,
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the ice hopper.
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The ice where they told him at that blockade.
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Right?
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Unknown: That's the what? The block? When he got The blockade?
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The block. The checkpoint. Yeah. The blockade. Checkpoint. Okay. It's a checkpoint. Yeah. Okay. Checkpoint. And
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Unknown: that's it. It was they had a ICE checkpoint.
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Unknown: I heard you gave his he gave his insurance card, and that's all.
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Well,
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Unknown: one thing is on him. He forgot his Is Trump
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Unknown: is Trump goat
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has Trump got ICE back into,
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getting migrants and deporting them? Evidently, he'd stopped for a while, I think. Right?
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Unknown: Yeah. For for a date because they didn't let him they didn't release my brother till 07:00
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last night.
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Wow. Okay. Well, maybe They they detained him since Friday.
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But and then Saturday,
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they rounded up six immigrants in Carlsbad
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about
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eight blocks from my house.
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They rounded up ICE agents rounded up
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about six five or six
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migrants
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and arrested them.
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Unknown: Yeah.
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Unknown: Saturday.
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Saturday morning at around 10:00. Uh-huh. Right.
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Unknown: But, anyway, I'm just saying. Anyway Okay. Well, sorry to be late. Sorry for your brother's problems. Oh, that's alright.
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I wonder if he's got any retaliation
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again potential retaliation
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against him for false arrest or something.
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Sorry to be so late. Gosh. I guess I celebrated too much on my birthday.
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That's, in in all these years,
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how many? God knows. That's the first time that's ever happened, so you were witness to it.
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I don't know. Here's what I do. I get up in the morning and and about,
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alarm goes off about eight
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not, about 08:40.
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And I get up, go to the bathroom, go take this pill. I'm supposed to take in the morning with sauerkraut,
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and, then you let it sit for at least ten minutes. So I reset the alarm for thirty minutes and go lay down until about fifteen after after nine.
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And, boy, I slept right through that second alarm this morning.
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Man,
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I'm Well, I'm sorry, Droyer. I need a refund, Droyer. I need a refund, please. Okay. Alright, boy. It's in the mail, buddy. Let me get the post office later. It's in the mail.
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I'm sure you missed something. I don't know what y'all talked about, but, of course, it's the July 21, the day after my big 70 birthday yesterday, which was a nice day.
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Didn't do anything really too special. Just went out and got some groceries with them and bought me a nice fillet,
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which I'll start carving up today and,
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just kinda hung around. We're caught up on the news, I guess.
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I guess we bombed the crap out of Iran over the weekend.
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I'm I'm I'm just at a loss with all this stuff, really.
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And and and they're playing they're playing with real fire now.
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All the other stuff, the potential close to straight, open to straight,
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but it is real fire now. Okay?
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And,
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so they're just in no telling where all this is going.
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It's, it's very it's very disconcerning,
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you know, that
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that Roger.
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We're about as close to the damn the the some big shit happening as in my lifetime. Yes, Julie. Good morning. Did you oversleep this morning, Julie? Birthday.
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Unknown: Happy birthday, Roger.
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Unknown: Belated. Thank you.
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Unknown: Belated. Sorry. I meant to say happy birthday to you on the phone yesterday, but you had already snuck off before I had I left. Yes. I was with that. Bamoose. So I wanted to let everybody know to go watch Stu Peters because he is livid. He is livid what's going on, And he has videos and everything of the bombings and what they're hitting and what they're doing. So you just go to the Stoop Peters network on Rumble and you can watch his hour and a half, hour and forty five minute
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video he just uploaded. And like I said, he is livid with this administration and what they're doing.
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Unknown: It's
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I'm I'm just beyond myself, you know, with the honestly, with Trump.
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And
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stop this.
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Stop this. Let the people alright.
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I all I've heard is they can't have a bomb. They can't have a bomb. What about Israel and their damn
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100 of them? Why do they get to have one? Why don't they have to be in the IEAA?
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Why don't they ever have to cocktail up to any of these damn rules? Why ain't they ever mentioned?
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Unknown: They're never mentioned. They're just all bullshit.
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Unknown: Creep. And, Roger, what they're also doing,
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to,
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the other countries, what they're doing to Beirut, what they're doing to,
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you know, and they're just it's like it's expansion. It's like seize seizure.
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It's like Yeah. What the IRS does. Just seizure and take take and seizure and grasp and lean and levy and just just take it. It's ours. We're gonna just take it.
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Yep. That's what they're doing, and they're doing that all over the Middle East. And You know what? Russia's next. Russia's next. They're gonna start bombing that country next.
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Unknown: Tell me. Yes. I know. I know. Hey, Joe. Good morning. Did you sleep late this morning?
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No. No. I bet I bet Joe gets up
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I bet Joe gets up about 04:30.
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Unknown: I got up at 03:00 this morning. I was on the dozer, had it running at 6AM.
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Unknown: There you go. Sorry, man. I'm just a little sloucher. Okay.
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Unknown: But,
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you know,
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they're labeling Iran
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as a terrorist nation, one thing or another. But, you know, must we forget North Korea?
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Unknown: Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Unknown: What about North Korea? They were gonna just bomb the world.
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Unknown: I know. No.
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We gotta we gotta have something out front so we can do the Israel's dirty work in the frigging background.
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This is the deal.
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Unknown: All because these countries won't allow private central banks to control their money.
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Unknown: Well, this is a little more yep. Probably. I'm not sure about the Iran Central Bank. That's a good point, Lisa, but they want this greater Israel thing.
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Where is okay. They want this greater Israel thing.
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Unknown: And But Lisa's right.
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But Lisa's right about that, Roger, because that's what it is, the one world order for global. Right. Communism has to include the world world control of the financial system, and that's why they're going after Iran. They want the rare earth minerals. They want all of their resources, plus they wanna control their financial system. And same thing with Russia. There's 75,000,000,000,000
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of rare earth minerals and resources. You can't control the bank, and they don't them.
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Unknown: Era.
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And their oil, don't forget they got a few a few reservoirs of oil underneath there too.
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They this has been going on for, you know, a long time. This is part of the greater Israel
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project that they've been talking about since Ben Gurion.
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They wear the damn patch on their uniform, their military uniforms.
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It's all part and parcel. They want all the resources. They want everything. Yes. They can't stand it if there's a pile of wealth sitting over there that you have and they don't own it and control it. And, that's just their drive.
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They want Russia because that's the only place in the world they could possibly get enough
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to overcome the debt
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that they have hypothecated
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and that we're in worldwide
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in this system of slavery.
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Or they, where they run the system off our backs, and there's, oh, I don't know, four, five, six, seven layers of interest, compound interest there in between,
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and it compiles up to where there's just in our country $40,000,000,000,000
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worth of debt that's hypothecated.
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It's false.
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See, there's the power right there of what we do.
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It gets you out of the tax system, and we can confront them on the debt.
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It's all fraud.
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See you. Bye.
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Here now there is something we could do. If we could ever, get enough people, I mean, these are what ifs. K?
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If we could ever get enough people, we could ever go up there and take over and go back and look in records that they've kept and get into the bowels of the treasury department,
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Julie.
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We could go back and take that QSIP number, I think. I don't know this intimately.
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Could take that QSIP number,
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go back and identify what accounts it goes to or where the coupon goes to, the payment.
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And if it goes to one of their types of accounts, you just don't pay it. If it goes to mom and pop down the street, you had a portfolio with some bonds in it, you pay them.
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But you gotta get a lot further down the line than we're gonna get in my lifetime. Okay? But there's a potential
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solution,
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I think. But, yeah, they own them, and they're buying them because, oh, I learned this the other day, Julie. I thought this was kinda interesting.
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Another offhand comment.
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All the bonds,
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who holds them?
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Unknown: Julie, you know? Retirement accounts now, they're all all being forced to. No. No.
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Unknown: No. All the bonds that, like, China owns and Japan that's been buying our debt, who owns them? Who holds them? The Federal Reserve.
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Yeah.
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They don't let the bonds circulate.
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The Federal Reserve hold them.
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So if you wanna sell and they don't wanna sell, they're not gonna sell your bonds that they hold.
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Unknown: Yeah. It's all a Ponzi scheme. Whoo. Boy, these guys are slick,
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Unknown: slick, slick.
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Unknown: And then you got the school bond, a debacle, which is Ponzi scheme, which is even worse than the Federal Reserve debt.
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And
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then you got
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the IRS
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stuff. I'm
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studying a lot of Ramsey Dave Champion's
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information,
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and there's no way in God's name IRS will ever go away. They got to have that $3,000,000,000,000
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a year that they collect
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to pay the interest on the debt. Otherwise, we really go bankrupt.
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Unknown: Yeah. True.
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Unknown: True. True. Do you know that regarding the IRS scam out there? Who's Dave? Do know that? Who's Dave? No. Pardon me, Julie. I'm sorry. I hate to interrupt. Who's Dave Champion, please? Oh, you gotta go read his book. Dave champ nobody knows the real estate code better than Dave Champion. You come text shattering
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the myth.
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Okay.
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He's amazing. And and
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and, you know, he goes in and, like, you're not even an employee. All of these w fours, w nines, w eight b e n, you are not required to fill those out.
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And your
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employer is committing a felony.
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I think it's under title 18 called subordination of perjury by making you fill one out.
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Only one those are required to is an agent who's representing
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either a foreign corporation
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or nonresident alien generating US sourced income. Those are the only people that are required to withhold. And so them withholding
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on ours,
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big, big, big crime they're committing.
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Anyway,
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he
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went over the
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people who are in the know and the people who are not in the know of the biggest
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tax scam and the biggest fraud ever perpetuated
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on The U. S. People in American history.
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And you'd be surprised to know that of over
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100,000
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IRS employees,
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probably only one or two at the top that know. And it's the Chief Compliance
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Enforcement Officer
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who's been there about forty years.
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And one other person in charge of tax exempt entities and government entities,
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Edward Killen,
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and this other person that knows, and that's it. So if you're addressing the
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Attorney General or the Inspector General of the Treasury or even the Head of the Treasury or anybody in Congress, they don't know about the scam and there's a reason for it. They're not supposed to know about the scam. The two people that know the most are these enforcement officers. And what they do is when you write letters to these various agencies,
28:51
if you are correct in your statements you're making, that Chief Enforcement Officer will go make have those individual master files and business master files
29:01
marked. And he will go to his
29:03
subordinates and tell them, leave this Social Security number alone.
29:08
This person is in the know.
29:10
And they don't want you bringing any of this into any courtroom and other people finding out about the scam. And so they'll stop the threatening letters. But there's very few people that know all the people who are appointed
29:23
to these four year or eight year presidential terms, they're not in the know at all about the scam.
29:34
Alrighty. Are you?
29:37
Unknown: Okay. Well, it's just, you
29:39
know, no big news. It's just layer upon layer of fraud. So some we know about, some we don't.
29:48
It's a lot. It's a bunch to see what these people have done. Boy, they're all what is what did Jefferson call them? Miners and sappers?
29:56
Miners and sappers.
29:58
You gotta watch out for the miners and the sappers that go underneath and and destroy your foundation. That's what these people have done. That's who they are.
30:09
Roger.
30:09
Good morning. Yes. Is that Larry?
30:12
I'm gonna have to go get him another Yeah. Good morning. Coffee in a second here. Good morning, Larry.
30:18
Unknown: Yeah. So right before you got on,
30:21
I don't know if you heard, but there's couple of I did. People talking about
30:25
you wanna make
30:27
sure that you
30:28
attend a trial by jury
30:31
and not a jury trial.
30:33
And I personally think that is
30:36
just patriot mythology.
30:38
We've gone over this with Brent Winters several times over the years,
30:42
and he agrees.
30:45
And here's what I'm basing that on. If you go to the 1849
30:50
California constitution,
30:52
which is the first constitution
30:54
that they that they established
30:56
before
30:57
they entered the union states,
31:01
and you go to article one section three,
31:05
you will find this statement.
31:08
The right of jury
31:09
by trial
31:11
shall be secured
31:12
by all
31:14
and remain and violate forever,
31:16
but a jury trial may be waived by the parties.
31:20
So the California constitution of 1849,
31:24
before they entered the union,
31:26
is using those terms synonymously.
31:31
So to me, I don't think it's a big deal.
31:34
Unknown: I I I thought a grand jury is when you go in, they call people, and you get and the prosecutor can bring people in front of them, get a true bill as their object.
31:45
And they bring the true bill when that's charged and they bring the charges.
31:49
I think a petite
31:51
jury is only six people
31:53
instead of 12.
31:57
Unknown: The California constitution does address a grand jury, but that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the terms
32:03
trial by jury and jury trial.
32:05
There's a lot of there's a lot of Holy. You know, misunderstanding going around the patriot communion
32:11
for decades
32:12
that you wanna be known as a person that attends a trial by jury. And I'm I'm trying to say there's no difference.
32:19
Unknown: I've I'm with Are you sure, Larry? Because, you know, they do they have flipped so many things with simple little word changes like
32:28
Ohio State versus State of Ohio.
32:33
Unknown: I don't know. I'm gonna give another So if you look at the California constitution
32:37
Unknown: of 1849,
32:39
do you know how it's titled?
32:43
It's titled
32:45
the constitution
32:48
of the state of California
32:50
1849,
32:52
and everything is in all capital letters.
32:56
And this is before they entered the union.
33:01
So
33:02
I just think there's no difference.
33:10
Unknown: Roger, if I may.
33:17
Unknown: Hello?
33:20
Unknown: I Roger said he was gonna have to go get another cup of coffee in a minute, so go ahead, Dave. Oh, we did. We did. Well, I just wanted to tell him that a a petit jury is
33:31
Unknown: 12 people and a grand jury is 24
33:34
or 25.
33:38
Unknown: Okay.
33:41
Unknown: So what is it during the sixth? Larry is wrong. You know, that that that
33:47
constitution
33:48
for the the
33:49
state of California,
33:52
that's de facto. Okay? In 1849,
33:56
they were already de facto.
33:59
So
34:00
that the a a jury of your peers is a
34:05
jury
34:06
a trial by jury.
34:08
Those people know you.
34:10
You don't get tried, you know, over in Wisconsin
34:14
when you live in Michigan.
34:15
You get tried in your county where you grew up and where everybody knows you.
34:20
And they pick from a pool of jurors that know you and they know your character and they can judge your character.
34:28
And a a try a jury trial touch just a random sampling of people in the state that know nothing about you.
34:37
That that's how they flipped it.
34:40
I'm sorry, Larry. You're wrong, and so is mister Winters,
34:45
I yield.
34:51
Unknown: What were we wrong about, Dave?
34:54
Trial by jury and jury trial thing?
34:58
Unknown: Yeah.
34:59
Unknown: Hey. I have mute now. Well, you know, I I think it's a mute I think it's a mute point because we try not to get people in front of a jury. Y'all always wanna argue the jury shit. You always wanna go in court. We try and keep you out of there.
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Unknown: I agree.
35:18
If you end up in court,
35:21
you can demand
35:23
a trial by jury, and they will never give it to you. There's a guy in Michigan who was part of our assembly,
35:30
Raj,
35:31
that he's been fighting travel,
35:33
right,
35:34
for a long, long time. He ended up leaving Michigan, but he had he had demanded
35:41
a a trial by jury,
35:44
a jury of his peers, and he was a national,
35:48
okay, and and an assemblyman. And he demanded that only people
35:53
in in you know, that were of like minds would be able to be on his jury jury. And they never put that together, and they dismissed everything
36:03
because his
36:04
demands were in writing.
36:06
Right? He did everything in writing,
36:08
and they ended up dismissing it all because they could not put together a jury of his peers and and know that they would win. They would lose. Okay.
36:18
Unknown: Well, that may be true if the judge knew what was going on. There's a distinct difference between those two, and I do understand the jury of your peers thing and the difference.
36:27
Again, we try and keep you out of. And if you're getting into a position where you gotta go through this right here, you're doing something wrong. No.
36:35
Unknown: No. You're not.
36:36
Let let me give you a real example. In court. You wouldn't be in court. No.
36:42
No. You don't have to do anything wrong to wind up in court. Right. You don't you don't have to. Let
36:49
me just give you a recent example without sharing any of the details about the individual person.
36:55
Somebody
36:56
gets pulled over by a cop that is proceeding on a presumption of what is going on in his microscopic little brain that this person was doing something and made him a bad boy,
37:08
and that cop
37:09
was in was bent on writing him a ticket for being a bad boy. Now this guy was not being a bad boy, so he said, I'm not signing that ticket.
37:20
The whole thing blew up into the guy being arrested,
37:24
a cash bond being issued,
37:26
he got sucked into the system by being bodily
37:31
drug out of his vehicle
37:33
and arrested.
37:35
They held him for two and a half hours, they assessed
37:38
an exorbitant
37:40
bond,
37:41
infinitely higher amount than it should have been.
37:44
They took
37:46
his refusal
37:48
to sign the ticket
37:50
as
37:54
impeding justice,
37:58
and
37:59
now
37:59
he's got to go to court.
38:02
He went to court once. They didn't have his paperwork, so they rescheduled it. Now he's going to court again,
38:09
where the only thing he'll be able to do is enter a plea, and then they're gonna set another court date for him to actually fight for his innocence
38:18
and to clear his good name
38:20
just because
38:22
some cop
38:24
had
38:25
an inkling in his microscopic
38:27
little brain that he was doing something wrong. Now this is a guy that follows the rules, he obeys the laws.
38:35
He's actually got training in law enforcement
38:38
from a long, long time ago.
38:41
He knows how the system is supposed to work, and he got captured.
38:45
He did nothing wrong, and he got captured. And he's gonna find himself in court because that's the only way he can defend himself.
38:54
This
38:55
is
38:56
Unknown: not example, Paul.
38:58
Unknown: This is not the America
39:00
that you left,
39:03
Raj.
39:04
Unknown: Hey, Paul. Another
39:05
good example is this young lady who got
39:08
a picture got taken
39:10
on with the flock camera while she was driving with a phone sticking in her it's actually sitting between her legs on the seats seats,
39:18
and they sent her a mail ticket for in the mail for 200 and some dollars. That's another reason that's another way you wind up
39:26
in there in the system when
39:29
you have done absolutely nothing wrong.
39:32
Unknown: Exactly.
39:33
Absolutely nothing wrong.
39:36
Oh.
39:38
Unknown: Yeah. I I know What do you expect when they have a requirement
39:42
that if your IQ's over a $100, they won't hire you? Yeah. Right.
39:48
Unknown: That's it. So
39:50
my problem with the system is that some cop,
39:54
some sub 100 IQ
39:56
idiot
39:58
can, with the stroke of a pen, turn your life inside out and force you to liquidate your own personal assets
40:06
Unknown: just to defend your innocence. Yeah. So so can a prosecutor can do that too. There's no check and balances for him. At least there's a check and balance for the cop.
40:16
Unknown: Yeah.
40:18
Unknown: You know, as the long as I've been doing this,
40:22
years now,
40:23
when people come up with a with a standard question of what happens when this doesn't work.
40:29
I said, well, I guess we all know what time it is, don't we? Yeah. I think we're past that. See what's going on up there. Well, you can see what's going on up there, and you, I mean, you know, Israel about to merge with our military intelligence,
40:41
everything else, all the things that are happening,
40:44
all the travesties like this one we just heard about and all that shit. Well, I guess we kinda know what time it is, don't we?
40:51
Unknown: Flock cameras.
40:52
Flock cameras are just the tip of the iceberg because they're connected to an integrated intelligence
40:58
gathering system.
41:00
I Yes. I watched a video this morning, again, sent to me by the same person who got captured. Captured. Okay?
41:08
I watched a video this morning, and the flock cameras are integrated into a technology that the cameras are not only taking
41:16
multiple pictures
41:18
of cars that go by, they're taking pictures of pedestrians,
41:22
they're taking pictures of bicyclists,
41:25
and they are also pinging the Bluetooth devices
41:29
within
41:30
that range,
41:31
and they are actually assembling
41:33
not only a visual profile,
41:36
but a
41:38
digital
41:39
footprint.
41:40
They're picking up your earbuds, your AirTag,
41:43
they're picking up the Bluetooth in your car,
41:46
they're picking up the Bluetooth in your phone,
41:49
they're picking up your Fitbit,
41:51
that thing that you're wearing on your wrist or your ring finger
41:56
that is tracking your biometric
41:58
data, and they're also grabbing the biometric
42:02
data. They're building
42:03
this digital footprint for every man, woman, and child globally,
42:09
and
42:10
flock cameras are just a
42:12
small piece of that pie.
42:14
Is
42:17
gone
42:18
way overboard,
42:19
Unknown: way overboard. It's called
42:21
it's called digitizing
42:23
your soul.
42:25
Unknown: Yep. Yes.
42:32
Unknown: I saw a video about a grandma in her sixties lived in Tennessee.
42:37
AI identified her as a suspect in a North Dakota bank fraud case.
42:43
She's never been to North never
42:45
been to North Dakota.
42:48
She could very easily prove that she was in Tennessee at the time. They did the cops didn't investigate any of that. She spent five months in jail, lost her house, her car. Oh. Just about everything.
43:01
Unknown: Oh my god.
43:05
Well,
43:07
folks, it wasn't like we didn't tell you it was coming years ago.
43:11
Everybody said, well, look what's happening in Europe. What's happening in England is coming to us. Well, it's here.
43:17
K?
43:19
There is one good thing about the, flock cameras, though,
43:24
is that it is
43:27
amalgamating
43:28
groups of people who were previously fighting over other issues.
43:33
And now they found a central issue to amalgamate
43:36
on, and it scares the hell out of the people. It's one of the few things that's brought people together
43:41
against them.
43:43
K?
43:44
And they're being effective against it too evidently in some of the early battles. So,
43:50
we'll see. Maybe there's a there's a pony in the stocking somewhere, Paul. Just keep your hand in there long enough, buddy.
43:57
Unknown: There's a pony in the stocking.
43:59
Unknown: So I I think it's pretty Just keep holding. Keep looking. Keep reaching around. You'll find it if you just keep your arm down there long enough. Go ahead.
44:08
Unknown: Yeah.
44:11
Yeah. Okay. I won't say that. Was
44:15
were gonna be out there. Something to do with Reach Around just came it just came to mind, and they don't even give you the benefit of that, but Please.
44:22
I'm not gonna say that. So,
44:26
anyways,
44:26
I think it's
44:28
very, very clear
44:30
that
44:33
there has to be a cohesive group of nationals. There has to be people that are together and that are watching out for each other, and by and large, we do a very, very good job of that.
44:46
And
44:47
we just need to keep going. We just need to keep doing that. I'm
44:55
Unknown: I'm shocked by the fact I I would've thought we'd have hell taken everything over by now. All of my delusions are grandeur all these years. So, yeah, people are gonna hear this. They're gonna wake right up. I remember Paul in Atlanta in the early days.
45:10
We're still having those Wednesday night, Tuesday night meetings, whatever they were, and you drive, you know, along the interstate. You got the barriers between all those cars are coming the other way, and you're in your own little lane. You're driving,
45:21
your mind's kinda thinking. You know? And I think,
45:25
god, I wonder if I could just reach over the the barrier here and talk to every one of those people just so you understand what's happening. Just let me in front of a judge. I'll explain this to him, and we'll just get this whole damn thing solved solved.
45:39
Unknown: Yeah.
45:40
Unknown: Doesn't quite work like that, folks, I found.
45:44
Unknown: Nope. Not quite.
45:46
Unknown: Not even
45:48
close.
45:50
They want to call you ugly names.
45:54
They hurl invectives at you occasionally
45:59
and call you ugly names. I guarantee I've been called every name under the sun. All I am here is I feel like you know, when I hesitate to say this, I feel like Jesus in some respects is this right here. He goes, would you hate me because I tell you the truth? And you know what? By god, they will.
46:17
Yes. They will hate you.
46:19
I'm
46:20
here as a testament.
46:24
K?
46:25
Unbelievable.
46:26
You
46:27
know you know my
46:29
you know, all that fiasco I went through a year ago, so about right now.
46:33
And you remember we had the initial thing, and then they started trying to serve me a,
46:39
it wasn't a cease and desist. It was, kind of a just stay away.
46:44
I can't remember what you call it.
46:46
Unknown: Restraining order.
46:48
Unknown: Restraining order. Thank you.
46:50
And my landlord, because she's the one that ended up with us all in Spanish.
46:54
And
46:56
on there referring to the accident
47:00
who which was in the original thing he put out, said I was on drugs when I had the accident. I was not. Okay?
47:07
And,
47:08
then
47:09
in the, restraining order, instead of he how you referred to the accident
47:16
and I know Glover, the guy that wrote this, he lived in Chile when he was younger, so he speaks a little Spanish. You know? And,
47:23
in the restraining order as it referred to the accident,
47:27
the statement was
47:29
people need to know this guy killed six people in Argentina.
47:33
That was the way he phrased it for the cops.
47:36
Now
47:38
that is hatred.
47:39
It's just pure hatred,
47:40
and I can see it. I've seen it in his eyes and some of the other things, especially the way this thing developed.
47:46
And
47:48
it also brings forth a verse that's it talks about the Jesus as you travel the world and make a proselytite,
47:55
and he becomes twice the child of hell as you are.
47:59
That right there.
48:01
Oh, boy. That's true. Okay? And so I've through this incident, especially, a few of these things that are very biblical
48:09
have just taken life.
48:13
Okay? For me, anyway. And so just unusual. I I I was thinking last night just saying,
48:20
god. How biblical this is?
48:22
And it's of course, I've recognized that for a while. I don't talk about it too much. But it's
48:27
that way, and that's the way it is. And by god, if you tell them the truth, they're gonna hate you. The world does not like or want generally the truth. We're a very few exceptions
48:38
for they have a love of the truth. That's us.
48:42
For they have not loved the truth, I'll spend the illusion where they'll believe this giganto
48:48
lie.
48:49
And, buddy, they not only believe it, they'll fight you for it.
48:55
So, anyway, just my observations here in my
48:59
at the start of my seventy eighth year, Paul.
49:02
First day of my seventy eighth year, I overslept.
49:07
What does that say?
49:10
Let's hope that's not a sign of times to come. It might be an omen. Hell, it might be an omen.
49:18
Oh, jeez. Too funny.
49:22
Unknown: So the old Rogue tied one on last night. It's just like the old rock and roll days, Rogue?
49:28
Unknown: No. You know, I I don't I don't even drink.
49:32
I mean, I smoke a little pot every now and then, but I just don't drink. Haven't in a while since I was in Argentina.
49:37
I did plenty of wine drinking down there to last me for a few years.
49:42
I just don't like the case to alcohol.
49:44
I hate being around drunks.
49:46
I hate what it does to people generally.
49:49
And I just and I don't like the way, you know, most of the stuff tastes, and so I just don't deal with it.
49:56
And, of course, my father's alcoholic and all that. I'm sure that had a that had an effect somewhere along the line. But,
50:03
no, I just live
50:05
just a quiet little old elderly life, pretty good shape for my age, and
50:10
brain's still good and active. Body's still still doing damn good for 78.
50:17
I could use a little exercise.
50:19
You know, the my
50:21
my Paul, do you ever do you ever get that irresistible urge to exercise?
50:33
I guess that means yes.
50:37
Comment.
50:38
You know what? No. Well, what I do what I do, Paul, when I get that is I go lay down until it passes. So I'm a little wax in the exercise department. Okay?
50:51
Tom.
50:52
Tom.
50:53
Morning, Tom.
50:55
Did you celebrate my birthday with us yesterday, Tom? Happy
51:00
Unknown: birthday, buddy.
51:02
Unknown: Thank you.
51:03
Unknown: I couldn't make it yesterday. I was really busy, but did you get my birthday present?
51:09
Unknown: If it's an email, I haven't checked my email yet. What? Otherwise,
51:14
Unknown: no. I sent you I sent you a Jim Willey interview the other night.
51:18
Unknown: Oh, I didn't see that. I didn't
51:21
Unknown: I didn't see that. New Jim Willey interview.
51:25
Unknown: Wow. Yep. I can't imagine I wouldn't have looked at that.
51:28
I'll have to go back and look, Tom. Oh, I know what I wanted to tell you on this new email client you're using.
51:35
You don't send you don't send hyperlinks.
51:38
You're gonna have to go in and figure out if they're able to make it a hyperlink. Yeah. It's a it's a
51:44
new one on my phone that I had to I'll fix that. I'm sorry. I didn't realize okay. I don't mind cutting in patience. You know, I've been doing it for you. Then I won't send hyperlinks then if it's okay. No. It's I'd be I was just letting you know. For me, it's either way. But for your other people, they may go, what the hell is Tom doing? He's really getting very respectful here. Yeah. Well, it's a new phone. I had to get a different client because I don't have a Samsung.
52:08
Unknown: And, boy, it's amazing that how much you
52:12
well, I realized how good Samsung is
52:15
compared to some of this other stuff, but at least I'm working with the I'm working close with the,
52:22
the programmer or the person who wrote the, app for the email. So I'm helping them,
52:27
you know, tweak it and get it better. But Oh, okay. Your, your comment about not drinking, that's, you know what? I've never I mean,
52:36
you know, I I maybe once a year, I'll get a six pack of beer for, like, Oktoberfest or something, and I think I still got half of it in the fridge in the garage.
52:47
And
52:47
I just you know, my father was
52:50
my father drank like no tomorrow. It was you know, he drank six to eight quarts a day,
52:56
and
52:57
never did I ever see him even tipsy. I don't know. He must have a hollow leg or something,
53:03
but, you know, we always had a nice home. You know, we've had money. They didn't abuse us. I mean, we got beat, you know, when we were you know, that was just the way it was when we grew up. Probably you too.
53:14
But, you know, we got the belt. But other than that, you know I can You know, but I can still hear it. In the VFW.
53:21
I grew up in the VFW.
53:23
You know? Uh-huh.
53:24
Unknown: I I can still nine years old.
53:27
Unknown: I can still hear the echoes.
53:29
This is gonna hurt me more than it's gonna hurt you. I can hear that. Yeah. And my father never swore,
53:36
Unknown: never used you know, he always told me, he says, you can you can say anything you need to say without swearing.
53:43
I mean, the bigger the the most the thing the worst thing he ever said was,
53:47
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. That was it. That was the Can you believe? With
53:53
Unknown: you on this topic, from your father's age at that point
53:57
to where the president of The United States is hurling the f bomb at the enemies publicly. I know.
54:04
How far have we come? I know. You know? I thought it was something in the nineties
54:09
when all of a sudden, we I thought, oh my god. They're discussing oral sex at the dinner table.
54:17
Unknown: Well, hell. Even Biden even Biden the effort. Public.
54:22
Yeah. Yeah. Even Biden didn't seem to swear in public. You know? Was it? Know, Julie Clinton was a whole different story.
54:30
Unknown: Boy, Julie sent me an interview with a guy the other day, with Bob Barnes with a guy.
54:39
Listen. Barnes is even totally publicly against him now, and he used to represent him. You know?
54:45
And he's going in. It's this. And he said, my friends that know
54:49
this say it's a certain
54:51
indication
54:52
of early dementia.
54:53
And you start making vacillating
54:55
decisions,
54:56
will it be this one day and this the next day and things like that that we're seeing in Trump's act actions.
55:05
Wow.
55:07
Yeah. That's about all I can say is wow. You don't know what to expect. It's it's it's an unbelievable situation that we're in. I feel like we're in a dryer.
55:17
Unknown: Is that a good description? Around and round and round.
55:20
Unknown: Every
55:21
Unknown: now and there, you hear ding dong dong dong some noise. You know? Or the quarter the quarter that fell out of your pocket hits you in the head.
55:29
Unknown: Something like that. You know, my
55:32
my old buddy who used to is,
55:34
he was in the square grouper business.
55:38
You know you know about square groupers?
55:41
Square what?
55:43
Groupers.
55:45
Bloopers
55:47
like mistakes? Groupers like the fish. Square Oh, oh, oh, yeah. He
55:53
was in the square
55:55
grouper business down in Florida when he was young. Oh. And he lived out in Yeah.
56:02
Pot. Bales
56:03
of pot. Square groupers. Oh,
56:06
Unknown: now I know what you're talking about. Okay.
56:09
Unknown: So he lived in Colorado.
56:11
Saw any of those.
56:13
He lived in Colorado when he wasn't working,
56:16
and his girlfriend say, well, hell, I used to love to go to the dryer, and I'd open the dryer and $100 bills would come out.
56:25
Unknown: Oh, jeez.
56:27
There's nothing wrong with that.
56:30
Long time ago. Did you hear about, did you hear about somebody,
56:34
setting off a bomb in front of the Federal Building in, New York yesterday?
56:39
Unknown: I yesterday? No. I have not. See, I'm out of I'm out of the loop. You know? I mean, I was watching the braves last night. Got
56:46
finished with that. Tried to watch,
56:49
went over and watched the remnants of Alex and stuff. And, so, no, that I didn't hear about it. A bomb went off in front of the federal Building.
56:57
Unknown: Yeah. They set up some kind of thing. I mean, it wasn't a big mess, but it was it was a big fire, and and, actually, they they snatched the guy right away.
57:07
Yeah. Caught him, and I don't know what's happened with him, but it was, you know, it was it was a little bit of a fire there. They set off and then came something to cause they set up a fire and then threw something in there that blew up and then
57:21
something like that. I don't know. It's
57:24
Unknown: Oh, folks. Anyway get out of the city's got oh, man. I'm
57:28
Unknown: Yeah. But Mondani can live there. You know? You know? Mondani every day. But, anyway, I wanted to say the guy who was talking about the woman who got caught with the cell phone between her legs. Remember about
57:40
about ten days ago or so, I told people about these crotch cameras,
57:45
and that's exactly what that was. They've got cameras that look down into your car. They're aimed to look down into the driver's seat
57:53
and see if you've got your phone on your lap or if you're texting mess texting people and stuff. And Or Yeah. Or whatever. Should do is take a everybody should take a picture of their cell
58:06
phone,
58:07
put it and make a self seat out of it, a picture with you know, keep a carry a picture of a cell phone between your legs, you know, just a piece of paper with a picture of a cell phone on it and put it up between your legs and drive around with that.
58:21
And
58:22
Folks. Well, I'm
58:25
Unknown: sorry. When you're having cameras above you shoot down into your crotch while you're driving,
58:32
boy, we're real. We're
58:34
we're in real uncharted
58:36
territory,
58:37
folks.
58:38
I know. Yikes. We're just starting to hear about it and see about it. Yeah. Mahalo, I'm trying to tap dance here, Tom, because in just a minute, we're gonna get Paul's little, top of the hour break. And Yeah. Well, real quick then. I'm gonna cop I'm gonna hop off here because I wanna have my coffee before it gets cold. But,
58:56
Unknown: Julie, if you're around, if you can, I'll give you a call after the show. And, boy, Larry, I'd like to talk to you too, but I don't know. You seem to be really busy. Yes. Yeah.
59:06
Unknown: I'll hold you. Talking. Are you calm? Well, hold on. Yes.
59:10
Hold on. Wait for the music.
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Unknown: We'll be finished in just a second. Larry's just getting back from two weeks of vacation, so give him a break. We're gonna hear Paul
59:19
just about here in a second.
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1:01:09
Unknown: And we're back.
1:01:11
You betcha we are.
1:01:14
Day of March 7, the eighth year I oversleep.
1:01:17
Good god. Go ahead, Julie.
1:01:20
Unknown: Yeah. Tom and Tom's still here. Yeah. Tom, I'll call you later on. I have a new response to your letter based on new information that I have that I sent Larry yesterday evening. Okay. But I think for your letter, I just need to cut paste and, send it to Larry for a review and hopefully that will work to get you out of your situation. Yes. Rewrote it too. So, maybe I'll send you I got that a one. To
1:01:41
Trust me. I got a better one. I got a one and two people that you need to copy that will knock them on their rear end. So I'll call you this afternoon. Thank you very much. That's fine. I'll wait for you. God. Okay. Look at some of the things we have going on on the sidebar of the show. Lord have mercy.
1:01:57
Unknown: Okay. Back for the second. Well, you know, just I got a I got a letter that said,
1:02:03
dear taxpayer,
1:02:04
we miss you.
1:02:07
And,
1:02:08
so we're working on that. I'll let you know the results when I get it. Okay. Well, don't don't say you're not a taxpayer in the response, whoever's gonna draft
1:02:18
Unknown: something for you here.
1:02:20
Unknown: Because if you owe any $8.70 Yes. I am gonna oh, yes. I am gonna say that. I'm we're not a taxpayer. We are not a taxpayer.
1:02:28
Unknown: If he Nope. See, I I disagree with that because there's taxes that we owe. We pay. We pay. You got that? I got the information. Y'all wanna split hairs against a jury trial to trial by jury, here's something you can split hairs on.
1:02:43
Yeah. It's there's taxes you can owe in the tax code. You are a taxpayer
1:02:49
if you owe those taxes.
1:02:51
Unknown: Even if you're an action owe those taxes. You do not owe those taxes that you think you saying the only code that the tax applies to are nonresident aliens with US sourced income, foreign corporations with US sourced income,
1:03:05
Unknown: they're incidences that support you abroad in a foreign country or in or owing foreign I'm a Okay. I'm a go back to bed and I'm a go back to bed and let Julie teach the show here because
1:03:16
Unknown: Yeah. But this kind of Don't worry. Well, the reason viewing everything. You know? Okay. We're we're over here on jurisdiction
1:03:23
because I hated that kind of shit right there. Okay? Yeah. So, anyway, just so you know. I got an I got a lot of experience in this over the years. It's like you know? So I'm reviewing everything. I'm I'm haven't made a decision exactly what I'm gonna do,
1:03:37
but, you know, we're
1:03:39
Unknown: Well, are there any threats? Are there any threats? Is it a a
1:03:44
Unknown: we No.
1:03:45
It's just a it's just a computer generated form letter.
1:03:49
Unknown: Okay. Unsigned.
1:03:51
Computer generated no threats. Alright.
1:03:53
Unknown: Yeah. Yeah. We're that's a thing I'm I'm working on. Okay. Okay.
1:03:57
Fantastic. And let us know let us know when you never hear back. Which way I'm gonna go. So I'm Alright. I'm reviewing all the I'm reviewing all the evidence, reviewing all of the options,
1:04:08
Unknown: and Yes, sir. We'll see what happens. Okay. Yes, sir. Well, let me ask you another question. When was the last time you heard from our friends there?
1:04:17
Unknown: It's been years.
1:04:20
Unknown: You know? Okay. Well, that's interesting. They're plowing back. Generally, if you haven't filed in a long time,
1:04:27
after seven years, it seems, I can't give you a chapter and verse that you fall through the cracks.
1:04:34
They may deem you uncollectible,
1:04:36
what whatever,
1:04:37
unless you go request your individual master file, which you can do if you want to.
1:04:43
Yeah. You can see all the list. They got you t p is 40. That's a tax protester.
1:04:49
All all you got you
1:04:51
manufacturing truck bodies in Puerto Rico and all that crap. So good luck if you that's why
1:04:59
Unknown: Well, you know that that that term, it all depends on where you put the comma.
1:05:03
Are you an illegal tax comma protester or an illegal comma tax protester? Please.
1:05:10
Unknown: Please. You're making me puke. I I hear you. Hold on. Yes. Go ahead.
1:05:17
Unknown: I I would so I've seen probably about, like, two, three thousand of those letters.
1:05:24
And
1:05:25
Unknown: Oh, hey. It's Joe. Hey, Joe. Hey.
1:05:29
Unknown: Hey, Roger. Yep. So I've seen about two to 3,000 of those letters. I can't give you an exact number because it's been a lot.
1:05:35
Yeah. What I find would what works best is just to write them back a letter and ask them for evidence that you're a US citizen or resident
1:05:43
under you know, in accordance with 26 US code seventy seven zero one,
1:05:48
where where United States and state is both defined as District of Columbia exclusively.
1:05:54
Then I asked them if, you know, if they have any evidence of me, you know, having any kind of taxable event under eight seventy one b or eight seventy seven b of the of the of title 26.
1:06:07
And
1:06:10
that's about all I really ask them. You know, I might ask them some other things like, you know, who owns the Social Security number and stuff like that. But really, just asking them those questions and say, you have to provide evidence of that. Otherwise, your claim is just is just that. It's just a claim. There's no there's no substance behind it.
1:06:27
And Or
1:06:28
I think
1:06:30
yeah.
1:06:31
Unknown: I want you to thanks, Joe, for dropping in. Sorry. I I didn't recognize your voice there for a minute, but
1:06:38
I wanna say thanks for dropping by.
1:06:40
Now I agree with you is that Julie's going that doesn't think you means what you think it mean. Okay. Well, that's good. Doesn't matter. Still in the code is and the reason they got it in there is because they're constitutional taxes
1:06:54
no matter their origin. K?
1:06:56
So that makes you if you wanted to go the big picture, you're still a taxpayer
1:07:01
if you owe those types of taxes.
1:07:03
But there was something else I wanted to ask you, Joe.
1:07:06
Ted, come on. I see. I've lost it. But welcome back to the show here.
1:07:13
Unknown: Yeah. Thanks. This is just gonna be an advocate from that.
1:07:17
Unknown: Okay. Please do.
1:07:19
Are you seeing more of them as of late,
1:07:23
or is what you've seen a steady diet over,
1:07:27
you know, years?
1:07:29
Unknown: It was pretty quiet. I think last year is pretty quiet, but this year seems to be a little bit more.
1:07:36
I think they're really trying to test people more so now they see
1:07:40
if it's like a flash in the pan or if people are real serious about not paying taxes anymore.
1:07:46
Unknown: Let me ask you a float idea. Do you think it might have anything to do with think I they went through six IRS commissioners in the first six months or something when Trump got in.
1:07:56
To my knowledge, it may have changed.
1:07:59
To my knowledge, the last guy is Scott Besson, the secretary of the treasury.
1:08:05
You think he may have taken that oversight position and got somebody underneath him and said, get some of this stuff cleaned up.
1:08:14
We're bad in the bond market. We need some inflow.
1:08:18
You think maybe they're got it cranked up a little bit? Because that because the bond market is in real bad problems.
1:08:27
Unknown: Yeah. I'm sure they they they got some revenue issues, and, he he's like he's got financial ties to, like, all kinds of, like, financial organizations.
1:08:36
So he's probably just trying to drum up some business
1:08:40
by having these letters sent out.
1:08:42
Unknown: Mhmm. That's what I think. Was he, like, here last week last week, one day,
1:08:49
IBM
1:08:50
dropped 26%
1:08:51
in one day. Did you hear that?
1:08:55
No.
1:08:56
26%
1:08:57
is the biggest drop since '66
1:08:59
or sixty eight something.
1:09:01
Now what all of a sudden, did that did IBM just have a bad hair day?
1:09:07
Are they trying to spook the other stock market investors to get their funds out of stocks and get them into bonds
1:09:13
and shore up the bond market. See, these are the kind of things these little creeps do.
1:09:22
Unknown: Yeah. I mean, yeah, I mean, these guys, they play all these games
1:09:26
with
1:09:27
with bonds, stocks, stuff like that in order to just Yep.
1:09:31
Manipulate the market and control it. Well, and contain the illusion. Never get investment.
1:09:36
Unknown: They maintain the illusion doing that. They're able to keep the dollar strong, keep gold and silver down, and maintain the illusion,
1:09:44
and keep you happy with World Cup finals and all that kind of stuff
1:09:48
and make you think that the stock market's at all time highs when it's a couple AI stocks driving the whole bundle
1:09:56
and all this bond trouble on the back end where a big countries are selling their bond issues. Not all of them, of course, but China, Japan, etcetera, etcetera. They all got their own problems from all these years of this mess. The the the situation being
1:10:13
the whole thing's about to collapse. You've got bank of Bank of America.
1:10:18
Week before last puts out an issue, says there's a stock market
1:10:22
revaluation
1:10:23
or however they worded it, but they said, listen. Something's coming in the stock market.
1:10:28
Well, folks, when you hear that, you know they gotta tell you what's coming. So when you hear that, don't just slough it off. Okay?
1:10:35
All the other signs are there. The foundation's just absolutely rotten to the core, and I hope you got yourself in a good position.
1:10:44
But you it's not because you weren't warned. It's not because you weren't warned. Yes.
1:10:49
Sorry, Joe, to get off on that.
1:10:52
Who's that? No. That's that fine.
1:10:55
Unknown: Murr?
1:10:56
Yeah. I just wanted to add something real quick.
1:10:59
I'll get to to what the other thing was, but Bessen, remember
1:11:02
for Soros, he broke the bank. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He
1:11:06
Unknown: long time short post guy.
1:11:09
Unknown: What Chris said in California,
1:11:12
it's not income. It's earnings. Yeah.
1:11:16
Unknown: You don't know income tax. It's earnings. I yield. Well, hell. I mean, even the supreme court can't decide what income is for god's sakes.
1:11:28
Look. Yeah. Come out of her. That's what the Bible teaches us, and I suggest there's five ways to do it. You do as many as you can and and do them good
1:11:37
Unknown: because Oh, we hit 60.
1:11:39
I'm sorry. We hit There's 60 in here today.
1:11:43
Unknown: Is there? Well, good. Good. Good. Listen. If you're new, sorry. I slept late.
1:11:49
Unusual. Never happened before.
1:11:51
Anyway, we get a brisk conversation going around here about these very important
1:11:55
points, and they all center around you being free of the federal satanic Jew slave system. And we can do that. You're all these people. If anybody's had any problems in their life, otherwise, this IRS letter or something, let's let them know. See, you know, we don't have any problems, and they always agree with us.
1:12:14
So it's a it's a wonderful thing if you're new. Please
1:12:18
don't take this discombobulated
1:12:20
conversation.
1:12:21
We really rather talk to the new folks, but you don't come forward so we have to talk about these other things that are important to us all. As a collective,
1:12:29
which we are one big family,
1:12:32
welcome.
1:12:34
Unknown: Roger?
1:12:36
Unknown: Yes.
1:12:38
Unknown: This is Manna in Montana.
1:12:40
Unknown: Yeah, Manna. There you go. Rocky Downs Your Voice.
1:12:44
Unknown: I,
1:12:46
I hope it's the thought that counts. I have a birthday present for you here.
1:12:51
Unknown: Oh, man.
1:12:53
Yum.
1:12:55
Regalas.
1:12:56
Let's call it a regalas.
1:12:57
We like regalas. Go ahead.
1:13:00
Unknown: Oh, okay. Let me butcher some Spanish too. Feliz Complianos
1:13:05
Des Plaines.
1:13:07
Unknown: Thank you very much, which means happy, complete,
1:13:11
and years.
1:13:12
Thank you very much. I'm starting off on this new one, and I didn't I don't think it started off on a good foot when I overslept.
1:13:20
But maybe that's a good omen, man. Hell, you never know these days. You know?
1:13:26
Unknown: And I have one funny thing too a little bit earlier. You said, I feel like I'm in a dryer. And almost at that same moment, I was down in this maintenance room
1:13:36
and there's some weird noise. It almost felt like the same thing. And then you said that, and I was like, oh, my mute off? But
1:13:44
it was just a funny
1:13:47
Good. Correlation
1:13:51
And anyway, in the Epoch Times
1:13:54
for
1:13:55
July 8 through the fourteenth,
1:13:59
there's a article
1:14:02
by Jeffrey a Tucker
1:14:06
titled Are We Subjects or Citizens?
1:14:09
Oh. And
1:14:12
he's
1:14:13
basically talking about justice Clarence
1:14:16
Thomas's
1:14:17
book length descent on Trump v Barbara.
1:14:22
Unknown: I have not, of course, read it. I'd like to.
1:14:25
You wanna
1:14:27
read that article? Somebody wants to read it and give us a thumbnail of it. It sounds wonderful. The epic times
1:14:34
may be
1:14:35
one of the premier news organizations that's honest in the world. It's the way I see it, their information.
1:14:42
So go ahead. Thanks for alerting us to it, man.
1:14:47
Unknown: Yeah. I'm liking it. We've had it for a couple almost maybe almost a year now, and they do good. They talk about communism,
1:14:55
Unknown: and they Yeah. Oh, yeah. Like
1:14:57
Yeah. He's a very wealthy Chinese guy who hates the communist party is the guy behind the epic times.
1:15:07
Yeah. Well, I'm curious as to what conclusions he may have drawn out of Clarence Thomas'
1:15:14
celebrated
1:15:15
to some in some circles, so rebuttal here.
1:15:19
Unknown: Yeah. So,
1:15:21
pretty much,
1:15:24
it's the I'll just hit some
1:15:26
paragraphs here.
1:15:32
Blacks were entitled to citizenship
1:15:34
because they were Americans,
1:15:36
Thomas wrote in his opening salvo.
1:15:39
They had no other homeland, owed no allegiance to any foreign power, and were subject to no other authority.
1:15:45
They fought and bled in the same battles, gained and gloried in the same victories,
1:15:50
and were liable to be called upon to defend
1:15:54
America in time of war alongside every other citizen.
1:15:59
The citizenship clause thus guaranteed them the dignity and glory of American citizenship
1:16:04
so as to ensure that they would never be treated as second class
1:16:09
under the law,
1:16:11
which
1:16:12
Unknown: I thought was See? Injured. Well, you know, see, Clarence has certainly a validated point of view at his position, his age, his ethnicity,
1:16:21
his learning, all that stuff. Did you watch the documentary they put out on him a couple of years ago, man? It's very well done. I've still got a copy of it. Did you happen to see that?
1:16:32
Unknown: No. No. I haven't. I've I've Do you know his background?
1:16:35
Unknown: Do you know his background? Mean, his
1:16:38
background is he was born and raised in a little bitty town outside Savannah called Pinpoint,
1:16:45
Georgia.
1:16:47
Pinpoint,
1:16:49
Georgia is where he's born and raised. He's he's raised by his uncle, I think, who was very strict on him. You know? And he was he was quite the good student, and I well, as you're thinking this,
1:17:00
I can't help but think of a part of that documentary
1:17:04
where he was in
1:17:06
Catholic school,
1:17:08
and he was doing very well. And one of the few blacks in that Catholic school,
1:17:12
and the day Martin Luther King was assassinated,
1:17:16
he one of the white, his fellow students said, I'm glad that effing nigger's dead.
1:17:22
And that changed his whole life.
1:17:25
That one incident right there pertaining to kinda what you're talking about here. I know he interprets the subject to the jurisdiction thereof.
1:17:34
I believe it's because when you had a child,
1:17:37
the parent was supposed to raise it. Now it's a really,
1:17:41
you know, I understand people got different interpretations
1:17:43
about that. What Clarence doesn't know is what we know.
1:17:47
See? If he knew what a little bit of what we knew, he'd interpret that whole thing different. I guarantee you. K?
1:17:55
Unknown: Touch on of these things.
1:17:57
Maybe one of these days. You
1:18:00
Unknown: know, every day, Joe, I've started kinda at least philosophically
1:18:04
thinking about Mel Fisher. Joe, you still there? You know who Mel Fisher was?
1:18:10
Hold on, man.
1:18:12
That's alright. Did Joe run away?
1:18:17
Okay. We might had to go. He's a busy guy. Anyway, the audience probably remembers Mel Fisher and me talking about him. He's the guy that every day would wake up and say today's the day. And he was on a twenty plus year search for the richest treasure ship ever known to be sunk called the Atocha.
1:18:35
It was sunk off of Florida in a hurricane,
1:18:39
losing
1:18:39
his son and daughter-in-law in a capsized boat accident one night drowned in all the things he had to persevere.
1:18:47
By god, he found it.
1:18:49
It was in less than 20 feet of water,
1:18:52
man, right off shore.
1:18:54
The richest treasure ship ever found, the Atocha,
1:18:58
loaded
1:18:59
with gold and huge emeralds.
1:19:02
From Cartagena
1:19:04
going back to Spain. There, you alluded all the of course, there's some some real big mineral mines there in Colombia, those Indians back then had, you know, taken the easy pickings.
1:19:16
That ship was loaded with them. So, anyway, they got a museum down there with a bunch of that stuff in there. Mel Fisher, today's the day, and that's kind of the way I feel about what we do here.
1:19:27
Today's the day. I don't know that this afternoon,
1:19:30
somebody close to somebody goes, man, you need to look at this. Man, you weren't here a couple of years ago.
1:19:37
Guy comes on one day. Hey, Roger. Yeah. He says, do you know what you've got here? Do you wanna be on Alex Jones? I know doctor Rena Laboe personally. I work with her this and this. Do you know what you've got here? And he was here for a few days, and then he went away, and we've never heard from him since.
1:19:55
Unknown: No.
1:19:57
Unknown: Oh, yeah. For the team. No. I've had no. No. There's a number of incidents like that. Not like that dramatic, but I kept Todd Callender,
1:20:05
pretty good attorney,
1:20:07
as he comes on the scene a few years committed.
1:20:12
Do
1:20:15
do do what, Dave?
1:20:17
Unknown: That guy that's came on and said all that, they had him committed. His family said, this guy's nuts. They locked him up. Oh,
1:20:25
Unknown: Mel you're talking about Mel Fisher?
1:20:27
Unknown: No. No. The guy who came on the show and said, do you know what you got? Oh my god. I'm getting a male. Jones and Greene Live Water.
1:20:34
Unknown: Okay. Sorry. I disconnected.
1:20:36
Sorry, Dave.
1:20:38
I don't know what the hell happened to the guy. He just took off. You know?
1:20:43
But, see, I'm expecting somebody to get grabbed by the information, and it just doesn't seem to happen. So one of these days,
1:20:53
good lord's gonna open the door. When the good lord opens the door, we're gonna be ready. It's what I can tell you.
1:21:04
Unknown: Roger. Paul.
1:21:05
Unknown: There's a female right there. I'm gonna defer to the female here for a second, ma'am, if you don't mind. Yes, ma'am?
1:21:13
Unknown: Yes. Robbie here. Good afternoon, everybody. Robbie.
1:21:18
I just wanted to say, you said the owner of the Epic Times was Chinese.
1:21:24
That's incorrect. I've seen him recently,
1:21:27
very recently
1:21:28
he was on
1:21:31
John B. Wells and also Doctor. Phil. His name is Jan
1:21:36
A N
1:21:38
Jakilik
1:21:39
or something like that. He's like some,
1:21:42
I don't know, Swiss or something but not Chinese.
1:21:44
But here's my question if anybody knows. He he strictly sticks with the anti Chinese
1:21:51
communist
1:21:52
enemy.
1:21:53
I haven't ever heard him mention
1:21:56
Israel. So, I was wondering if anybody's ever heard his position on that. His primary focus is this organ harvesting
1:22:04
and also the the Chinese communist.
1:22:08
But, anyway, I'd love to know if Joe Lusica is still there because I also have a question for him.
1:22:14
Unknown: Well, Joe, you're being polled. Are you there? I had heard the guy was Chinese, Robbie. I've just heard him say that. So I don't know. I know he's very wealthy,
1:22:23
and he does totally concentrate on the Chinese. So,
1:22:28
Joe, are you still there?
1:22:30
I don't check their stuff on any regular basis. They used to have a real nice
1:22:35
Before COVID, they had a nice program every night on YouTube called China today,
1:22:40
and all it did was concentrate on news from China, floods, the this, the that, the all that stuff. And
1:22:47
but after COVID, they had to take that. They got demonetized
1:22:51
or something. I think they had to start their own channel, and they have an abbreviated
1:22:56
version on now or something. Anyway, I got particularly interested in China there for a few years and was watching that.
1:23:03
Unknown: Well, lot his name like Gichelis.
1:23:06
Unknown: Gichelis.
1:23:08
I've
1:23:09
Unknown: never seen him or even knew his name. I have. No. He uses Phillips.
1:23:13
That guy,
1:23:14
Phillips, says one of his front guys is the one that's kinda managed things over the years. I think that's his name. Don't remember. A very poised American guy. Anyway, great news source. I I find all their stuff to be credible.
1:23:29
So is there anything else, Robbie? Joe, are you there or not? Did you take off? Robbie's yanking on your chain.
1:23:38
Sorry. I think he broke the chain and took off, Robbie. Yep. You can ask our audience.
1:23:44
Unknown: I was listening to Rance last night. You know, we've all been hearing many let's put it this way. Many of us have heard for years
1:23:53
that we are all
1:23:55
Gaza now.
1:23:56
I don't think that's ever been closer when you see how they
1:24:01
are in charge of our police, our military, our courts
1:24:05
and everything else. Now, several years ago we were hearing that
1:24:10
with the jab
1:24:12
they were injecting the spike proteins and who knows what else
1:24:16
to be coordinated
1:24:19
somehow
1:24:20
with the cell towers that somehow
1:24:24
they were going to be able to control through the cell towers
1:24:28
those with the
1:24:30
spike proteins and things in them but last night on rents can't remember the name of the guy that was on
1:24:36
he took it to a whole another level and it's just absolutely
1:24:41
frightening. I hate to say it talking about this
1:24:45
nano
1:24:46
dust,
1:24:48
this nano smart dust which they're putting in our food, air, and water,
1:24:53
and they will be able to take over our brains.
1:24:58
And so it's getting there. As I say, we really are all Gaza now.
1:25:05
Unknown: Hey, Roger.
1:25:07
Unknown: There's Joe right there. Yes, sir.
1:25:11
Unknown: Yeah. I heard no. I heard you were calling for me, so I Well, Robbie here. On the
1:25:16
Unknown: Thank you. This Joe. This Robbie had a question for you.
1:25:21
Unknown: Yes, Joe. Hi.
1:25:23
Yes.
1:25:24
Have you heard of this guy named
1:25:27
Dave Champion,
1:25:28
doctor
1:25:29
Reality,
1:25:30
and what are your thoughts, if any, on his perspective?
1:25:36
Unknown: Yeah. I know I know Dave Champion is
1:25:40
in spine what he says. I just I just
1:25:45
I don't I don't agree with him on certain points, but, you know, that's
1:25:50
I I did see the problem is that there's a conflict within title 26.
1:25:56
This is the major issue. He runs with it on this way. I run with it on a different way. It is not necessarily that either one of us is wrong. It's just that the the title is very conflicting in itself.
1:26:09
And I think that's one of the things that people do not understand is that
1:26:13
it it contradicts
1:26:14
itself over and over again dozens and dozens of times.
1:26:18
The only thing it's been consistent on is that it applies to US citizens and residents of The United States,
1:26:25
and their only definition of The United States is District Of Columbia.
1:26:29
But there's there's all kinds of contradictory stuff inside the inside the IRS code.
1:26:36
Unknown: Well, I know that Julie is Comment, Robbie.
1:26:39
Unknown: I know that Julie is following him right now. And Yeah. Bobby, can I comment, please? Yes. I've had consultation with him, and Larry and I are on board with the everything
1:26:50
that Dave Champion has.
1:26:52
And I have another upcoming consultation with him.
1:26:56
Larry and I have changed
1:26:58
everything
1:26:59
regarding
1:27:00
and I'm getting people out of lock in letters from the IRS now with what I have written and who I am sending
1:27:07
the responses to all of these IRS letters to.
1:27:11
Everybody who I've been writing and helping now is being left alone, iYield. And I'm using Dave Champion's materials exclusively,
1:27:19
iYield.
1:27:27
Unknown: Mighty quiet.
1:27:30
I don't know anything about the guy. I don't really care about IRS except what we cover here.
1:27:35
So
1:27:36
if this guy's correct
1:27:38
Unknown: Julie Hey, Lodge. People like me. Lodge, I'll just say this. Hey, Joe. What she's what she's saying? I've done the exact same thing, so it doesn't matter. You know, there's more than one way to skin a cat. You can say, I do it this way that way. I've I've done the same thing, so it's
1:27:53
Unknown: we can agree to disagree on the technique that we use. Right? It's not I'm right. You're wrong. If they work, they work, and a lot of different ways work. Okay?
1:28:05
Yeah. Just get it done. Get them off your ass and be glad we're able to have all these resources that have the ability to do that because they're getting confronted all over the place.
1:28:19
Okay.
1:28:21
Jay, anybody else got something for Joe?
1:28:26
Man, over 60 people, nobody's got this rich resource here. Joe Lustiga. Folks, if you don't know the this man's production, here's a guy with two young children and a guitar teacher. He's got out there rumbled channels and given lessons and all kinds of stuff. This is who's on here if you got any questions. Okay?
1:28:48
Okay. Roger. Joe, we appreciate your work around here. Yes, sir, Larry.
1:28:54
Unknown: Yeah. Joe, are you aware that
1:28:57
your friend Brandon Joe Williams interviewed Jake Dave Champion, like, three times?
1:29:03
And did you listen to the
1:29:05
entirety of those interviews?
1:29:12
Unknown: Yeah. Again, so I'm aware of all that stuff. I pay attention to those things. I don't have to agree with somebody,
1:29:19
you know, just because they said something, you know. I
1:29:23
don't have to agree. I get what he's saying. I read about that stuff. Like, I found that years ago before Brandon ever talked to him on the s s four.
1:29:32
It says it on s s four. Half the stuff that Dave talks about, you'll you can read it on on just the s s four form, which is the form to get the EIN number. Okay? So a lot of it was there. I went down that hole, and I said, okay. Well, there's something there to that, but there's a lot of conflict and contradiction in the IRS code in itself.
1:29:51
And it's like,
1:29:53
look. You let let's let's take
1:29:55
let's take baseball as an example here. Right? You got Ichiro,
1:29:58
who's one of the greatest hitters in baseball history,
1:30:01
and you have and you have Tony Gwen, one of the greatest hitters in baseball history. Two totally different techniques,
1:30:08
but they were able to create the same results. It
1:30:11
doesn't matter what technique you use to get results as long as you're obtaining them.
1:30:18
Yep.
1:30:19
Yep.
1:30:20
Okay.
1:30:22
Unknown: Thank you. Joe's somewhere. He's in a store or something. He's got all that background noise there. Thank you, Joe. More than one way to skin a cat. I never said I had the exclusive way.
1:30:34
I've just got one that's more complete than just taxes.
1:30:38
And that's why I don't charge because I want it to apply for everyone
1:30:42
no matter what their particular condition financially may be in.
1:30:47
I'm not gonna charge you because I want as many of us as possible
1:30:52
because the objective here is to affect change.
1:30:55
Said it a number of times. We want to affect change. And if you're charging people like Paymon, Montanayahu, or what his name is, $5,000,
1:31:04
well, not everybody's got $5.
1:31:07
Boy, if I was charging $5,
1:31:09
there wouldn't be there'd be just a handful of us.
1:31:14
Okay? So that is effect change. Gotta get people. It's gotta be inexpensive
1:31:20
or free, and it's gotta be simple.
1:31:23
It's gotta be up takable easily and understandable as easily as possible
1:31:28
because we just don't have any time to do it another way.
1:31:33
So this is gotta be simple. That's why I keep hammering on that here. K? So, anyway, just spontaneous
1:31:39
thoughts.
1:31:44
Unknown: Roger?
1:31:46
Unknown: Yes, sir.
1:31:48
Unknown: You in the barn? Pardon
1:31:52
Unknown: me? It's me. Oh, man. We put you on the back burner about ten minutes ago.
1:31:57
So, yeah, come on back.
1:32:00
Unknown: Alrighty.
1:32:01
I was hoping.
1:32:03
Unknown: But I can see Okay. You back in
1:32:06
Unknown: You got a lot of some noise going on, so try and be as quiet as possible, but go ahead.
1:32:14
Unknown: Okay.
1:32:15
Unknown: I I don't know how to be any quieter. Is is that still happening? Yeah. Well well, yeah, he has something there. It was a little background noise. No big deal. Go ahead. Your your voice is loud and clear. Go ahead.
1:32:27
Unknown: Yeah. Maybe I'll get my phone off the table. Does that sound better? No. You're fine, man. It's loud and clear. Go ahead.
1:32:34
Oh, okay.
1:32:35
Well, so yeah. I was hoping this article would be
1:32:40
interesting
1:32:41
enough to hold
1:32:43
attention for a little bit.
1:32:47
So
1:32:48
the next part after he kind of did that intro,
1:32:52
thought was interesting that he
1:32:56
brings up the feudal system
1:32:59
where they were not considered citizens simply because they were born here. This distinction has more significance than first appears. Thomas then explained the difference between the feudal concept of subjection
1:33:13
and the free society's
1:33:14
understanding
1:33:15
of citizenship.
1:33:17
There's mighty meaning here, one that is central to the uniquely American
1:33:22
understanding
1:33:22
of the relationship between the people and the government,
1:33:26
a topic that reaches to the core of who we are and what the founders were attempting to do.
1:33:32
Unknown: So I thought that was interesting. Okay. That's straight that's straight that's straight from Thomas. Right? Quoting him from his
1:33:39
from his decision?
1:33:44
Don't the guy writing the okay.
1:33:47
That's what I'm trying to get. Is it the guy writing the article for epic time, or is this quoting Thomas?
1:33:54
Unknown: Because they're right over it. Writing.
1:33:57
Unknown: Okay. See, they're right over it.
1:34:00
Unknown: Yep.
1:34:01
But apparently,
1:34:02
Clarence said something that
1:34:05
yeah. Maybe he was summing something up that Clarence said, but that was the article writer
1:34:10
Unknown: Okay. Tucker. Okay. So, okay, that's the oh, Joe. What's what was the first guy's is Tucker's first name?
1:34:19
Unknown: Jeffrey a Tucker.
1:34:20
Unknown: I'm not familiar with him, but he's all over it. And all they got here's the
1:34:27
they they haven't connected
1:34:29
this yet
1:34:30
with the fact that there's a contract
1:34:33
and the fetal system has this silent contract runs generationally,
1:34:38
and that that's what they're instituting in the bankruptcy.
1:34:42
They're flipping you in the sureties for that, and then they're asking you, your whole adult life, do you agree with this? Do you agree with it? Do you agree with it? Do you agree with it? And that's why they ask you so many different times in different situations is they want your blanket agreement with it. Then that gives them their plausible deniability.
1:35:04
It's a very slick plan, man.
1:35:08
It is simple when you look at it and you've got the answers, but, boy, finding how those connect and getting that picture,
1:35:18
well, it's pretty damn difficult.
1:35:22
But it's interesting that this guy is all around it.
1:35:28
Unknown: Yeah. So good. He brings up a few things and then also
1:35:33
Unknown: quotes Clarence on a few things. I'll try and hit a few of The other things see, the other things here are some of the details of the feudal system.
1:35:42
Man.
1:35:45
Excuse me. My stomach's acting up. I didn't get my little breakfast drinky this morning.
1:35:51
And the fact that originally, it was in Europe, originally, you had two different styles there. You had an involuntary involuntary,
1:35:58
except that when they came over with the behest of the Catholic church and the Jews, I guess,
1:36:04
and William the Conqueror in October,
1:36:07
I heard it referred to in during one of the soccer games the other day. October,
1:36:12
conquered England,
1:36:14
but they couldn't bring
1:36:16
involuntary
1:36:17
servitude over
1:36:19
because that's very akin to black slavery,
1:36:23
which Thomas and this other writer are, correctly
1:36:28
identifying this as. But what they don't understand is some of this deep history
1:36:34
and the fact that England
1:36:36
never had a slave born on England. Still don't, evidently.
1:36:41
At least that's what they say.
1:36:44
And so because of barring that there could be no slaves on English soil
1:36:49
without being voluntary,
1:36:51
they couldn't bring over the involuntary
1:36:54
side to England.
1:36:55
They only brought over the voluntary side
1:36:58
with in October
1:37:00
and subsequently,
1:37:02
and that is referred to as the English
1:37:06
variety
1:37:07
of slavery.
1:37:08
It's referred to that as, like, Cook and Maitland and some of these very famous English jurists. That's what they called it. K? The English variety of slavery,
1:37:18
and it only contained half of the equation,
1:37:21
just the voluntary side. Okay. Great. There's our constitution.
1:37:25
You can't impair the ability to contract.
1:37:28
If you're volunteering into slavery, it's a contract,
1:37:31
oral or not. You know?
1:37:34
And
1:37:35
so then that just leaves the other. You gotta volunteer in it, and here we are, and you've been doing it all your life and had no idea
1:37:43
until somebody went in and specifically
1:37:46
showed you this background where it came from, how they've got this damn thing set up to the point where I believe this reason the civil war was fought,
1:37:55
and so that they can ask you those two questions, and you'll answer yes and sign something. And when that happens,
1:38:02
they control the world.
1:38:03
They control the world because the US dollar is the world's reserve currency. You're now the basis of it,
1:38:11
and they've used it to control all the countries in the world through it.
1:38:17
There you go. A brilliant,
1:38:19
brilliant plan.
1:38:20
And if you wanna verify this, really, you can somewhat verify it by going back and looking up the hazard
1:38:28
circular.
1:38:30
Go a search and and and hazard circular eighteen fifties or so,
1:38:35
and,
1:38:37
it's about the bankers controlling,
1:38:39
controlling
1:38:41
through the people's labor. Man, this is they were cooking it up back then.
1:38:46
So,
1:38:48
now I think at my ripe old age of my first day of the 70 year,
1:38:54
that I can honestly say to myself, I understand the reasons for the civil war, and it's perplexed me my whole life.
1:39:04
I would have never looked at this. You can understand where nobody
1:39:07
would ever even imagine
1:39:10
this thesis to have any kind of accuracy or truth,
1:39:13
but these things don't happen like they've happened here into the world using this as the guiding point and the fulcrum that that those things don't just happen by accident. They didn't just happen on this and go, well, hell. Look. Here's these people over here. These black folk, they used to be actual property. Now they're our property, and we got this magical
1:39:35
monetary event, and we can use them as sureties.
1:39:39
And it's got this wonderful
1:39:41
contract that runs silently generationally
1:39:44
that even most lawyers don't even know exists.
1:39:49
Yeah. That's what's going on. I don't I've just over the years
1:39:54
come to the conclusion. I don't think mere man could have thought this up. They had to have old Lucifer involved.
1:40:00
As to today, when they have a board meeting, I've heard that at the end of the table, that that
1:40:07
seat is always open.
1:40:12
There you go, folks. That's what we're dealing with here. Sorry.
1:40:17
If you're one of those people that didn't think there's a god,
1:40:23
You've got to get your foundation rocked because you can't take any individual element of this and trace it back and not take it to the Bible.
1:40:35
To to the fact that in Revelation 18, whatever that verse is,
1:40:40
twenty, nineteen, twenty, twenty one, they're listing the things
1:40:44
that the merchants of the earth can't sell. They're wailing. Babylon's fallen in an hour. Hell, we could be close to that. Babylon's fallen in an hour. Come out of her, my people. Come out of her. Do this. Serve her double. What she served you, fill her cup double. And down at the bottom are all these items,
1:41:04
the the the gold, the silver, the frankincense,
1:41:07
the myrrh,
1:41:08
the ivory, the this, the that, and bodies
1:41:11
and souls of men.
1:41:14
Unknown: You ready?
1:41:16
Unknown: I guess I did, Amir.
1:41:18
There he goes right there. I've read that to folks that are very biblically
1:41:22
oriented. They say, I've read that, and I never saw that before. It doesn't say with the exception of The USA for two hundred years. It doesn't say that in there. It says bodies and souls of men. John and Patmos knew you were gonna be enslaved,
1:41:38
and they were gonna own you.
1:41:41
Unknown: Hey, Mer.
1:41:44
Unknown: Hey. I was just taking notes on everything, and some of it's in the FCC chat,
1:41:49
and everything's in the numeral two radio ranch dot chatango dot com.
1:41:55
Okay. A lot of stuff in there. You know, it was on rents last night. It was indeed Peterson, p e d e r s o n. And
1:42:05
it's just all the different stuff. Apparently, Dave Champion's
1:42:08
site is drreality.com.
1:42:12
Unknown: Mhmm.
1:42:14
Okay. I I hope he's doing right, whatever he's doing. I I guess he's I don't know if he's selling it or not, but if so, some people need to make a living. I understand what this is all about. You to master this stuff, you gotta immerse yourself in it.
1:42:30
There there just no other way to do it. All these complications, all these contradictions,
1:42:35
you got to immerse yourself in it to come up with answers. I did it a little bit earlier in my lifetime, found a simpler way, found a more inclusive
1:42:45
one key fits all thing here,
1:42:49
and
1:42:51
accept it, use it if you want to. And if you don't, you wanna go follow some other guru, why don't you go do that? It's your decision. It's your freedom.
1:43:00
Unknown: Oh, this, Jeffrey a Tucker
1:43:03
is Yeah. He is the founder,
1:43:05
author, and president at Brownstone
1:43:08
University
1:43:09
Institute. Sorry. Brownstone Institute. He's also senior economics columnist for
1:43:15
epic
1:43:16
epoch times, author of 10 book, including life after lockdown and many thousands of articles
1:43:22
in the scholarly and popular press.
1:43:25
He speaks widely on topics of economics, technology,
1:43:28
social philosophy,
1:43:30
and culture.
1:43:32
Unknown: I would if we can get his email address, we should drop him God's
1:43:35
Trump cards. Let him look at that
1:43:38
because he's all over it.
1:43:40
He just can't. He can't.
1:43:43
Unknown: Pardon me?
1:43:45
Unknown: Go ahead, ma'am. Oh, she she just about they gave a little rundown about him at the end of the article. She just about said the same thing they give about him. He is also editor of the best of Ludwig von Mises.
1:43:59
Unknown: About the same day. Alright. Well, that that's why. Do you know about Ludwig von Mises month?
1:44:06
Man, it's that's the von Mises Institute down around Auburn, Alabama.
1:44:12
They're the only Austrian economics outfit in the country. Go ahead.
1:44:16
Unknown: Is that what Di Lorenzo is heading right now? Yes. Yes. Di Lorenzo is affiliated with them. Yes.
1:44:25
Cool.
1:44:27
So I just wanted to hit a little more.
1:44:30
Unknown: Hey. Hold it. Let me let me plug them here a little bit more. If you wanna access
1:44:35
that type of thinking,
1:44:37
their website is lewrockwell.com,
1:44:41
lewrockwell.com.
1:44:45
Totally Austrian economic thinking concepts,
1:44:49
articles,
1:44:50
etcetera.
1:44:54
Unknown: Oh, and the the
1:44:57
other guy that Robbie
1:44:58
brought up from John B. Wells on Saturday
1:45:02
night, I guess it was,
1:45:05
I think.
1:45:06
Yeah.
1:45:06
And it's Jan, like you said, j a n, and his last name is j e k
1:45:12
I e l e k dot com.
1:45:15
And he has a book, Killed
1:45:17
Killed to Order.
1:45:20
Unknown: Hey. Does he have any solutions there, or he's just telling you this? We know the dust is out there. And, you know, if it's out there and we know it, there ain't no damn telling what they're doing with it.
1:45:30
I do know that
1:45:33
with a interview
1:45:34
with Alex and Tenpenny the other day, at least Tennessee
1:45:38
has outlawed them putting this kind of crap in the food. Now whether that'll stop them or not, who knows?
1:45:45
But I saw the legislator
1:45:46
guy, talking about it on the floor of the Tennessee
1:45:50
legislature.
1:45:51
Excuse me.
1:45:53
Roger. It's a hell of a time. It's just a hell of a time we're living in, folks. I mean,
1:45:58
honest to god, the microscopic
1:46:01
things that float around dust.
1:46:04
Well, hopefully, they can't float up to 8,000 feet. Myrrh, yes, ma'am?
1:46:10
Unknown: Yes. I just wanted to
1:46:13
to say to Mer, it's that Jan guy is the head of the epic times.
1:46:19
He doesn't have anything to do with the
1:46:23
with the nano dust particles. That was somebody on Jeff Rents' show and I can't remember the name so they're two different people I was just wondering if anybody is familiar with
1:46:35
the epic times if they've ever said anything about Israel because their main focus is communist China I was just curious well
1:46:44
Unknown: you know their subscription so I don't get into a whole lot of their stuff but the other one you were talking about on
1:46:49
Wells was Indy or on rents
1:46:52
was Indy Peterson,
1:46:54
I n d y
1:46:56
p e d e r s o n
1:46:59
which I didn't hear interview
1:47:02
but I posted a link to it. It was at grisms.blogspot.com.
1:47:07
Unknown: It's in Well how you that's
1:47:09
the one that spoke about the nanodust?
1:47:13
Unknown: Because the other I'm I'm pretty sure because the other ones I
1:47:17
Unknown: was familiar with. Yeah. He has three he has three people on a night.
1:47:22
Right. And unfortunately, I didn't write down the name. So I'm I'm not sure. One of them was a remote viewer. Sorry, Robin. Oh, yes. Yes. That was the guy, Lisa. The remote viewer. He mentioned that. Yes. Who do you want Dick Algire.
1:47:36
Unknown: Dick Algire.
1:47:37
That's it. Algire.
1:47:39
Yeah.
1:47:40
Anyway,
1:47:42
I did post that a link to last
1:47:45
night's show
1:47:48
from Rents because you know it's a
1:47:51
subscription or whatever too but prism.blogspot
1:47:54
Unknown: posted it in the numeral two radio ranch and I can put it in the other chat if you want. And I also Robbie just from looking at the guests I assume like murder that was the other guy because I want to say one of his latest books is like Hacking Humanity
1:48:08
or something like that. Doesn't that seem like that would be on topic for what you were saying?
1:48:13
Unknown: Trees
1:48:14
and Wildfires Disclosure
1:48:16
Day but I was looking at the images Algar always has these images that he's remote viewed ahead of time and points to points to this stuff, but I didn't listen to the interview, but I will post a link.
1:48:31
Unknown: Will I will say that reading
1:48:34
this for a while that I remember
1:48:37
them being critical
1:48:39
of Israel,
1:48:40
and I also remember
1:48:42
thinking to myself they really danced around that at times as well. So
1:48:48
Unknown: Thank you.
1:48:50
Unknown: So as far as being pointedly
1:48:53
and
1:48:54
calling out
1:48:56
Israel Israeli and Jewish
1:48:59
things,
1:48:59
they they they will dance around it a little bit, but there are also articles
1:49:06
that pop out where they
1:49:09
they will bring it to light. But I do feel like they that they kind of
1:49:15
they'll dance around it
1:49:17
for whatever reason. I I I remember thinking about that.
1:49:23
Unknown: There was a statement out of Saul Walensky attributed to him anyway
1:49:28
that the daughter of the founder of Goldman Sachs, one of them,
1:49:34
used to consult with Mal in the early days when they were still in the mountains.
1:49:40
So they've been infused with this Jewish communist thinking, which seems to be a tribal aspect of all of them, at least the large majority of them.
1:49:48
It's been there from the beginning. I can't help but think that they, the people at EPIC, would also be against them and their methods of genocide
1:49:57
and the other things that are common to the, Chinese communist.
1:50:01
Witch, look what look what Mao did. He killed every damn sparrow. He had the people kill every sparrow in the country of China.
1:50:11
They had to reimport
1:50:12
them from England
1:50:14
to repopulate
1:50:15
because the insects were then eating their damn crops up, which they were attributing to the sparrows, so they killed them.
1:50:24
It's on YouTube. Go look at it.
1:50:28
People are wacko, folks.
1:50:31
Unknown: There's something. You're breaking up a little And at first, I thought you said pharaohs, not sparrows.
1:50:36
Unknown: Oh, sorry. Sparrows.
1:50:39
Unknown: Yeah. Breaking up a little bit. Sparrows. Dianne Einstein's
1:50:42
maiden name was, Roger?
1:50:44
Unknown: I have no sparrow?
1:50:48
Unknown: Goldman.
1:50:49
Goldman,
1:50:50
Berman, Feinstein, Blum.
1:50:52
Unknown: Okay.
1:50:54
Well, I've got she just about got them all, didn't she?
1:50:59
They're just you know, it's a big it's the biggest problem in the history of the world. This guy that who was the the celebrated Hilara block,
1:51:09
celebrated Catholic writer a
1:51:11
hundred years ago. Hilara
1:51:13
Unknown: What doing it? Your connection's a little funky.
1:51:17
Unknown: Well, I can't do anything about it. I'm just sitting here talking into the puff.
1:51:22
Halaire Balak
1:51:23
Halaire Balak, famous Catholic writer, wrote a book a hundred years ago called the Jews.
1:51:29
In there, he said the Jew the Jewish problem is the world's biggest problem. Yeah. A hundred years later,
1:51:36
the Jewish problems by 10 times the world's biggest problem.
1:51:41
I, guys can have a deal with it. I I absolutely
1:51:45
well, I I okay. Well, I'll shut up. Y'all talk. I'll shut up.
1:51:49
Unknown: You've you've gone nanobot. I think you were talking about Henry Ford's
1:51:53
the international to the world's foremost problem. Did you mention that? No, ma'am.
1:51:59
Oh, okay. I thought that's what That's a Hilar
1:52:02
Unknown: Hilar
1:52:04
Balak.
1:52:05
Unknown: Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Uh-huh. And you are all better now, Roger, too. Okay.
1:52:10
Unknown: Well, the Internet gods are good to us. Hilar Balak is very celebrated Catholic
1:52:17
art author. I don't know too much about Catholics Catholicism,
1:52:21
but he was very celebrated.
1:52:23
He wrote a book called the Jews.
1:52:26
And in that book, he said a hundred years ago, the Jewish problem is the world's biggest problem. A hundred years, some later, the world's problem is 10 times that, the world's biggest problem.
1:52:38
And god's gonna have to deal with it, folks. All we can do is expose it. I would hope it's such a big problem, and they've done such a good job that they've gotten people's thinking so screwed up that when they have the truth passed in front of them, they'll hurl invectives
1:52:56
at you.
1:53:00
Yep.
1:53:01
K. So that's where we are, and that's why
1:53:05
you know, Murr, I've told y'all for years how special you are to me.
1:53:09
Well, now you're starting to understand a little bit better why.
1:53:15
Unknown: I just found in the archive Belloc's audio
1:53:19
of his book, apparently.
1:53:21
Somebody read it or something.
1:53:23
Unknown: Yeah. Oh, cool. The Jews. Yeah. It's a good book. I my friend, it was Harvey's cousin. You know, Harvey's family split Catholic and Protestant.
1:53:32
Harvey's branch went Protestant, and his other relatives stayed Catholic, and one of his cousins, Chris, used to come to our he looked like the spitting image, Mer, of the Marlboro man.
1:53:44
Even to the with that one one of those mustaches that's waxed and curled,
1:53:49
even to that. Yeah. Okay?
1:53:51
Big, tall, lanky just talked like this real slow
1:53:56
and hell of a guy. And, he's the one
1:54:01
we were sitting at a at a a waffle house there across the street one night after the meeting, and
1:54:07
Roosevelt's name came up, and Chris and that voice said,
1:54:12
the whole time I was growing up, I thought Roosevelt's
1:54:15
first name was damn.
1:54:21
Dry sense of humor. Good guy. He's the one that turned me on to that, made a copy for me.
1:54:28
So, anyway, I was thinking about Harvey last night. I don't I hadn't talked to him in way too long. I'm a bad friend, I guess.
1:54:35
I'll reach out to him.
1:54:40
So here we go.
1:54:42
Yes, man. I've got a couple minutes left. What do you got, man? Pound in here.
1:54:47
Unknown: Well,
1:54:48
not as much as I thought
1:54:50
I was gonna, but let me just go with this little part, and then I'll touch on the Native American part.
1:54:59
Being a citizen involves a choice in two directions. The individual chooses to be this is Tucker writing.
1:55:07
The individual
1:55:08
chooses to be loyal to the political community or nation. The community chooses to grant citizenship.
1:55:15
It is an agreement underscored
1:55:17
by the words of the fourteenth amendment.
1:55:19
All persons born are naturalized in The United States and subject
1:55:24
to the jurisdiction thereof.
1:55:27
I thought it was sent because he's saying you choose. The community chooses.
1:55:32
Unknown: Well, you do. He just doesn't he
1:55:35
he doesn't understand the trap they got you in at the end. At least I don't think he does. Go ahead, man. He's all he's
1:55:43
all over it. He just doesn't connect this to the two questions he's been asked all his life. If he did, he's got the answer.
1:55:53
Unknown: Well, and then right after that, he goes, which requires birth plus domicile,
1:55:58
which means allegiance.
1:56:01
This concept of domicile is central to the argument, backing it as an act of will in two directions, the individual and the political community.
1:56:11
The fourteenth amendment does not grant automatic citizenship
1:56:15
based solely on territorial birth.
1:56:20
Alright. That is useful.
1:56:22
Unknown: Okay. Sorry. I'm just talking out loud on what you're reading us.
1:56:27
Good. This guy's all over it.
1:56:30
Somebody could do some research on how we can get to this guy?
1:56:35
Unknown: Yeah. May maybe I will.
1:56:38
Unknown: Since Alright. Get us if you Really interested. Yeah.
1:56:41
We'll get his email or wherever we can write off and get his email, and we'll send him send him the the whole picture and see if he gets it.
1:56:51
Unknown: I would think he would. He says this is he
1:56:55
says this is leftover from feudalism.
1:56:58
Feudalism acts not consent.
1:57:01
Republicanism
1:57:02
depends on it.
1:57:03
And herein lies the relevance for the issue of birthright citizenship.
1:57:08
It is not citizenship
1:57:09
at all. It stems from a futile concept that you are born into a political relationship.
1:57:16
Unknown: Man, man, please get that. He doesn't mention the bankruptcy,
1:57:19
of course,
1:57:20
which is where they flipped us into that as sureties.
1:57:24
Please do some research and follow-up on this, man, if you would, please.
1:57:30
Unknown: Yeah. I'm gonna probably try and inject where he goes with the
1:57:35
Unknown: Native Americans tomorrow sometime. Alright. We'll read it between now and then. You can read into it a little bit more. Have something to add, but he's all over it. All he needs is probably one thought injected, and he'll he'll have the whole picture because he's all over it. Contact
1:57:51
Unknown: His contact is in the FCC chat.
1:57:54
Unknown: Okay.
1:57:56
Yes, Larry.
1:57:58
Unknown: Yeah. There's an article in the,
1:58:01
in Popular Science
1:58:04
in which a group,
1:58:06
called the Germany's Constructor University,
1:58:09
they, actually debunked this whole, nanodust
1:58:13
five g network conspiracy theory.
1:58:16
They actually did an experiment,
1:58:19
and they exposed people to 10 times
1:58:23
the amount of gigahertz.
1:58:25
And the
1:58:27
the the the gigahertz waves cannot penetrate more than a few millimeters into your skin, let alone control what you think and do. Alright.
1:58:37
Unknown: Okay. Well, if you're listening to the audience, just hang
1:58:40
on the edge of your seat. You're gonna have to go find the answer yourself, but Larry's gonna tell us in just a minute.
1:58:47
See you tomorrow.
1:58:56
Larry.
1:58:58
I let you know, all this big scare, scare, scare over all the years I've been in this usually falls on his face somehow.
1:59:08
It scares the herd, though. It sends like it sends like
1:59:12
waves through the herd.
1:59:14
Unknown: How about that? I'm sorry. Here's a motivator, Roger.
1:59:19
Unknown: I went funky. Oh.
1:59:22
Here's a motivator, Roger, I heard. Go ahead. I'll be at back again in a minute.
1:59:29
Unknown: I was just gonna say fear is a motivator.
1:59:33
Sure. It is. And it makes people a lot of money.
1:59:38
Unknown: Well, there's two ways. I mean, how what what do they do on on Wall Street? It's either fear or greed. Right?
1:59:49
Doesn't it boil down to that?
1:59:51
Unknown: Kinda goes hand in hand.
1:59:53
Unknown: Hey, Roger. That's right. As all as all dialectics
1:59:57
do kinda.
1:59:58
Yes.
1:59:59
Yes, Roger from Myrrh.
2:00:01
Unknown: Yeah. Like you had Revelation 23. Well, Matthew twenty three fifteen was the other verse. Woe unto you scribes and pharisees, hypocrites.
2:00:10
Yeah. Exclamation point. For you encompass sea and land, make one proselyte.
2:00:15
And when he is made, you make him twofold more the child of hell than yourself. I've
2:00:20
Unknown: seen that. I've seen that in reality in my life. K? So Yeah. No doubt. Gentile like when he's Gentile. I'm a I'm a boy, and I really like working for these chosen people here. Yes, Larry?
2:00:37
Unknown: So, Larry No. I already said yeah. I already said what I was gonna say.
2:00:42
Unknown: Okay.
2:00:44
Alright. Hey, Roger.
2:00:46
Unknown: Did you get my birthday present?
2:00:49
Unknown: I I did. Thank you very much. Bunch of animals playing piano.
2:00:53
Unknown: Thank you. Oh, yeah. That one. And also I sent you Alexander
2:00:57
Scorby.
2:00:58
It was the
2:01:00
Unknown: book of Enoch but that's the one Oh, I did. I did see that. If you can't read the bible, you can listen to it. It's really good to listen to. He has a great voice. Okay. He has a voice. Yeah. I know. I'm familiar with his readings. Yeah. Did see come in. Thanks, Mark. Good. Yeah. And the puppies are like the puppies. Kind. I just I just love our family here and all you. And if you're new and you're
2:01:23
there on the board and still listening, just we've got something real special here. There's nothing like it on the broadcast dial that I've been able to find.
2:01:33
We've got answers that
2:01:35
nobody else has, and they don't understand
2:01:38
them if they had them. And because of John Benson, not because of me, just being a good student is my contribution,
2:01:46
but knowing that that information was important
2:01:49
and knowing that this was a really big thing somehow.
2:01:55
And over all these years of dogged pursuit, here we are.
2:01:59
And, we have got something real special. I can tell you that. Have no idea how it's gonna end up in my lifetime. I'd like to see it pop.
2:02:08
We're at a
2:02:09
point, it seems like, with their exposure
2:02:12
being what it is by the day,
2:02:15
that at some point, we've got a good possibility of this blowing up.
2:02:19
You know?
2:02:20
But we'll see. All I know is today's the day. We'll see how it ends up. Yep.
2:02:26
And and I like precipice.
2:02:28
And we're precipicing all over this stuff. That's right. And I don't know about you, but I always loved emeralds.
2:02:35
Emeralds are by their nature imperfect
2:02:38
like us.
2:02:40
Do you know that, Paul? Roger.
2:02:42
Unknown: Roger's Bruce. Hey,
2:02:45
Unknown: Bruce.
2:02:46
Do you know that? Do you know that emeralds are by their nature imperfect?
2:02:50
Unknown: No.
2:02:52
Unknown: I didn't know that. I've also heard They all have they all they all have cracks in them stuff. Yeah. Imperfections.
2:02:59
Yeah. Hey, Bruce. How are doing?
2:03:01
Unknown: I'm doing just fine. This
2:03:04
is so simple. It's hard to believe.
2:03:07
Unknown: It is. It's true. And I
2:03:09
Unknown: And I saw the affidavit that you had up there and I knew in thirty days if
2:03:16
they didn't
2:03:18
answer it and come back on it and it
2:03:21
became the law of the case.
2:03:25
So that's what you got. It's so simple. It's so hard.
2:03:29
Unknown: Let me even let me even simplify it
2:03:33
a step more. That's the first thing you observe, and then as you get into this, your mind gets wrapped around it. You realize, hold it. I have the choice all the time.
2:03:43
This isn't anything real big and new. It was my choice. I was tricked with fraud. I undid. I exposed the fraud, undid the trick, and here I am. I've got the power now.
2:03:57
Unknown: I've got the Yes.
2:04:00
Unknown: That's the big lesson.
2:04:02
It took me years to get it to get it.
2:04:08
Answers right in front of us on this. Pretty interesting.
2:04:12
Yeah. So thank you, Bruce. Who else is out there with something to add?
2:04:19
Nobody? None of our if we have any new folks, they're not ready to belly up yet.
2:04:25
Unknown: I just wanted to ask Manna real quick. Is the title of the article you were referencing the method and madness of deconstruction?
2:04:36
Unknown: Manna?
2:04:40
Oh, Manna.
2:04:41
Is it by a guy named Tucker,
2:04:44
Lisa?
2:04:46
Unknown: Yes. It is. Jeffrey Tucker.
2:04:49
Unknown: Is it seem might be the same article. Did you read into it and see a little bit?
2:04:55
Unknown: They they they want a bunch of info for me, and I don't I don't like sites that do that.
2:05:01
Mhmm. Do I want my email and all that stuff just to read an article?
2:05:07
Unknown: That's the way they are, and I'm very much like you are. Bourbon for breakfast.
2:05:13
Unknown: Alright. Well, man That's another one of his books. Jeffrey Tucker wrote a book, Bourbon for Breakfast. I love that guy. Sounds like Barnes. Sounds
2:05:22
Unknown: like Barnes. Bourbon with Barnes.
2:05:25
He's got this deal going on in Chattanooga.
2:05:28
I heard him say there's about 20 tickets left. If anybody
2:05:32
wants to attend and you're in that area,
2:05:36
there's some tickets left. I'm not sure. Maybe this weekend, if not as soon. Maybe in August, big get together. The Duran guys are flying over from Greece and England.
2:05:48
Judge judge Napolitano
2:05:50
may be down there. It's gonna be quite a distinguished gathering.
2:05:57
K? So
2:05:59
I think it's his constitution 1776
2:06:02
law site that's got info on that.
2:06:07
Jules, I wanted to thank Jules. She dropped me a
2:06:10
interview with Barnes from somebody I wasn't familiar with.
2:06:14
Man,
2:06:16
Barnes is all
2:06:18
over Trump. I
2:06:20
I
2:06:21
whoo. And you got tells you a lot about Barnes
2:06:24
is he doesn't just
2:06:26
fly with the wind. He's got principles and he follows them.
2:06:32
He was such an advocate for Trump
2:06:35
that he that attorneys left his law firm over it.
2:06:40
He said this interview. Anyway, thank you, Julie, for that. That was a good interview. I like Barnes.
2:06:46
Okay. Anybody else got something for the Rod here?
2:06:50
Unknown: Yeah. That interview that Julie sent you. So what's the deal? Barnes,
2:06:55
woke up to who Trump really is? Or
2:06:58
Unknown: Well, no. He's always been objective about his actions. He's just saying that he he hangs with some of the top people at the White House when he goes to DC.
2:07:06
He was on a trip up there. He said everybody, Robert, Robert, we need to have dinner. We need to have dinner. He says, he got a lot of people telling him this stuff, and that they they think those signs of early dementia,
2:07:17
particularly
2:07:18
frontal lobe.
2:07:20
And some of these things that he's doing that are so uncharacteristic
2:07:24
are perfect perfect
2:07:26
descriptions
2:07:27
of early
2:07:29
this this mental disease.
2:07:32
So that's all in, and and Barnes and afraid at all to stand up and and say, hey. This is going on, and we need to, to the point of talking about maybe JD Vance being
2:07:43
set in as president for the back half of the term.
2:07:47
Unknown: Yeah. Tertiary syphilis is what he Michael Jones is saying he sees. Yeah. I heard that. I heard that
2:07:53
Unknown: several times.
2:07:55
So, anyway, I don't know. I'm just I'm at this point, always think of myself.
2:08:01
Unknown: You know, I sent around I'm sure I sent it to you. Sent it to everybody.
2:08:04
Roundtrop 1776.
2:08:06
That's Derek Johnson who knows all these laws of war and order and stuff.
2:08:12
And so I sent a PDF of of
2:08:14
that book. It's a very thick book, but you can put f control in there and pick out different words.
2:08:20
But he's saying, you know, this is all being played out according
2:08:24
to these laws of war.
2:08:27
Unknown: Well, it could be. So don't know.
2:08:29
Unknown: We know one thing. And how they took they took out, like, 330
2:08:32
or something of the military,
2:08:34
the generals and stuff, and how there's you know, it's just different stuff that has to be done
2:08:40
to not make it a total collapse. You know?
2:08:45
Unknown: Well, the way they're going, that's where we're headed. This thing doesn't look like it's ending with the activities we're seeing lately to the degree.
2:08:53
They're going after civilian
2:08:55
civilian infrastructure
2:08:56
now. That's
2:08:58
Unknown: that's pretty far down the line. You know? And Well, you know what you know what Iran did? Right? They not only took out radar
2:09:07
locally everywhere, they took out the tarmac. There were, like, 20 different
2:09:11
airports, but they took out down to five.
2:09:14
So there's no place to land these things.
2:09:17
Unknown: There was, these two people that got killed just over the weekend. One of them was 19 year old. Her name is Gomez. She's from Texas.
2:09:25
19 years old. She wasn't even born when nine eleven happened.
2:09:29
Unknown: Right. And there's way more than two.
2:09:32
Unknown: Well, I'm sure there are. Those are 270
2:09:36
Unknown: that have been captured.
2:09:37
Unknown: And they were the ones that were left behind, see, after the destruction of all. That's what I was gonna say earlier.
2:09:43
They got the Saudis fighting with the Yemen. So we're getting into the interhistorical,
2:09:49
inter
2:09:51
hatreds and problems of all of these different factions of Islam and shit.
2:09:57
Unknown: God. See, shortage more
2:10:00
Israel and The US do want the the straight clothes, Hormuz,
2:10:04
because what they're trying to do is make things so expensive that people will demand
2:10:10
pipelines.
2:10:11
And they have, like, four foot wide pipelines. It still can't move as much. It's only, like, 40 some percent, but they want it moved directly in the pipes to Israel.
2:10:21
Unknown: Well, they'll get a cut if it goes through there. It wouldn't surprise me in the least. The wildest shit you can pull out of the air always goes back to these people and always ends up favoring them somehow. K? It's just the way it goes.
2:10:35
Unknown: They had the train lines running. We talked about this before in China. So they're get they're getting overland
2:10:41
oil descent as well.
2:10:44
Unknown: Okay. We all know my positions on these things. I won't reiterate them.
2:10:49
We just have to put up with them in front of our
2:10:53
monitor screens every damn day because of these leeches. And why? Why?
2:10:59
Why? All this aggravation. They did this. They did this. They're able to do that. Why?
2:11:05
Because you answered those two questions, yes, and signed something by the millions, hundreds of millions, and gave them all your power.
2:11:14
That's why it's all happening, folks.
2:11:16
That's how important this is when you really boil it down. It's the crux of everything.
2:11:24
That's why it's important. Why I implore you, please, talk about it. Find people that are awake that can frost a frigging mirror,
2:11:31
please.
2:11:35
Hopefully,
2:11:36
I know one thing. This is so powerful, and especially if it continues to build on their side
2:11:42
and more and more and more exposure and more and more and more pressure, and and and is the immovable
2:11:48
force abetting abetting the immovable,
2:11:52
object, the irresistible force,
2:11:54
is that the time we're gonna throw this match on that pile of gasoline?
2:12:00
Because if it is, it's gonna be real explosive,
2:12:03
folks.
2:12:06
That's what I see. Don't know what you see, but whatever it is, I want you to think about it, and we can talk about it tomorrow. How about that?
2:12:16
The man who's gonna come back and give us some more of that excellent article, and we're gonna try and find out how to get ahold of this guy and send him something.
2:12:24
And maybe, you know, see, that's just it. You never know who's gonna be the key.
2:12:30
You never know is this guy writing for this organization
2:12:34
with with a a a big money man behind it of some origin
2:12:38
says, ho ho, mister whatever your name is, look at this right here. Look what these guys have got. Just what that guy said on the air that day.
2:12:47
Do you know what you have? I said, I do.
2:12:51
I'm glad you recognize it, and then he goes away.
2:12:56
I hadn't gotten any calls from doctor Rina.
2:13:01
Anyway, anybody else for me? If not, I'm gonna go, chase a breakfast drink. Hey, Ross. Few
2:13:07
hours ago, Dave. Yes.
2:13:10
Unknown: Yeah. I tried to get in a couple times, but it's pretty brisk today.
2:13:14
It is. Did you guys talk about Trump working with,
2:13:19
giving
2:13:20
Saudi Arabia the keys to the
2:13:23
to the kingdom. He's gonna let them enrich
2:13:27
uranium
2:13:27
God. With no no oversight,
2:13:31
no supervision to any degree they want
2:13:34
as much as they want with no,
2:13:37
what is it? The I E E A or whatever.
2:13:41
The,
2:13:43
yeah.
2:13:44
Unknown: And I heard that, Dave. Hadn't heard that yet. I don't know if to say it surprises me or not. The Saudis and the Yemen
2:13:52
are having a pissing match over the other alternate way out of that area by water,
2:13:58
and that might have something to do with it.
2:14:01
I mean, you know, he also authorized
2:14:04
selling Turkey these fancy engines for their new fancy jet right there next to Israel the other day. God, bitch. Shit. I I don't know, man. Has there been like that much? Don't forget, Saudi's are crypto Jews since 1449.
2:14:18
Don May. Don May. They're Don May Jews. That's right. That's right.
2:14:23
Okay. I'm gonna see you tomorrow.
2:14:25
What's our day to get a I also heard I also heard
2:14:32
oh, shoot. Anyway, was breaking news a while back. I can't remember what it was. I'll find out later. I I got breaking news. I gotta pee, and I'm starving. Yes, Larry. There you go. Break some wind.
2:14:44
Unknown: Yeah.
2:14:45
So
2:14:46
do you know Trump
2:14:48
said he was going to, petition the Supreme Court,
2:14:53
to have a rehearing on the birthright citizenship case, Trump versus Barbera. Correct?
2:14:59
Unknown: Well, I've heard that. What's
2:15:03
Unknown: that?
2:15:04
Unknown: I've heard that the supreme court just got out for their three month vacation.
2:15:10
They'll reconvene
2:15:11
in October.
2:15:12
Don't know whether Trump will directly ask him to rehear it.
2:15:16
The alternative I heard or there was one or two other cases that were similar to this one that was decided,
2:15:24
and they could use one of those to overturn this decision. So we don't know.
2:15:31
Unknown: Well, there's a couple of things. So he has twenty five days to, petition the court for a rehearing,
2:15:37
and, this is an interesting statistic.
2:15:40
So do you know, when the last time the Supreme Court of the United States granted a rehearing?
2:15:47
Unknown: Larry,
2:15:48
I would have no idea.
2:15:52
Unknown: 1965.
2:15:55
But here's the thing. He is making a a proactive
2:15:58
effort. Case?
2:15:59
To overcome to overcome
2:16:02
Unknown: what's that? What case did they rehear in 1965?
2:16:08
Unknown: I'm not sure.
2:16:09
I have to look that up. But Okay. The Trump administration
2:16:13
is definitely making
2:16:15
proactive
2:16:16
effort
2:16:17
to overcome their ruling
2:16:20
by doing two things.
2:16:22
So what they're gonna do is they're going he's ordered federal prosecutors
2:16:26
to prioritize the fraudulent
2:16:29
birth tourism,
2:16:31
and that's exactly what,
2:16:33
China's involved in.
2:16:36
Specifically, there's other countries,
2:16:38
but this birth tourism visa and wire fraud schemes. And then he's encouraged lawmakers,
2:16:45
to look into passing federal legislation
2:16:48
to narrow who is considered, quote, subject to the jurisdiction,
2:16:52
close quote, of The US.
2:16:54
Unknown: Interesting.
2:16:56
I know Johnson said they were gonna take care of it legislatively.
2:17:00
They've got several options. We'll just have to wait and see how it develops, Larry. Very important, though, obviously.
2:17:10
Yep. If they don't overturn it if they don't overturn it, I'm gonna reemphasize,
2:17:15
you might start thinking about moving.
2:17:19
K?
2:17:20
You get that. You get emerged with the Israeli military and intelligence
2:17:27
units.
2:17:28
You you might think about leaving the country or you might think about them flying drones down your street
2:17:35
looking for you. You.
2:17:40
K. Anybody else got anything for me? That's a really exciting way to end the show, ain't it?
2:17:47
Unknown: Mhmm.
2:17:48
Uh-huh.
2:17:50
Unknown: Course. Nobody?
2:17:52
Unknown: Who is that little? That's my complaint with Zoom, Paul.
2:17:56
You little icons that you need, they hide them.
2:18:00
Unknown: Hey, Roger. Oh, excuse me. Hey, Brent. Hey. Hey, buddy. I
2:18:05
just talked to Harvey probably about half an hour ago, only for quick minute.
2:18:11
Yeah. And I'm gonna get back with him,
2:18:14
you know, after I'm finished over in here.
2:18:18
Was a little busy also.
2:18:20
Unknown: Yeah. I know he is always. When you tell that dog devil I said hello, and I wanna speak with him soon. I miss talking to him.
2:18:27
K? Okay.
2:18:29
I will. You, Brent. Okay, buddy. Uh-huh. Good man, Harvey Weissong.
2:18:34
Okay. Anybody else?
2:18:38
Unknown: Thank you, Roger.
2:18:39
Unknown: Hey, Shane. Thank you, buddy. I'll,
2:18:43
I'll be back with you tomorrow. I'm hoping I won't oversleep on the second day of being 78
2:18:48
of, very unusual. So I end up
2:18:52
sneezing,
2:18:53
closing the show, and oversleeping
2:18:56
to start it. What what I tell you? Let's get on out of here. We'll restart tomorrow. We'll kick start tomorrow. Love you. See you then. Ciao.
2:19:26
Unknown: Oh, Beaner, you make it look so easy. Why?
2:19:33
I don't know. It's just natural for you.
2:19:39
Unknown: Are you trying to blow sunshine up my backside?
2:19:44
Unknown: No. I'm trying to blow wind up your dress, Paul.
2:19:52
Unknown: Excuse me.
2:19:53
Unknown: Okay. Hey, Paul. I have a question. Thank
2:19:57
Unknown: you. And is that Shane?
2:20:00
Yes. Uh-huh.
2:20:05
Unknown: Now we talked earlier about the the method and madness of what?
2:20:10
Method and madness.
2:20:13
Something about Jeffrey,
2:20:15
something rather.
2:20:19
Didn't write it all down.
2:20:21
Unknown: Oh,
2:20:22
okay.
2:20:24
Do you have access to the chat and free conference call or
2:20:29
radio ran two rate numeral two radio ranch dot Chetango dot com?
2:20:36
Unknown: Not yet. No.
2:20:39
Unknown: Okay.
2:20:43
Do you have the
2:20:49
you have the internet?
2:20:52
Unknown: I do. Okay.
2:20:55
Unknown: And
2:20:56
can you, as soon as I stop the program
2:21:03
and process
2:21:05
the archive?
2:21:06
Do you have the ability to go to radio.globalvoiceradio.net
2:21:11
and
2:21:13
grab the transcript for today's show?
2:21:16
It's radio again.
2:21:19
Radio.globalvoiceradio.net.
2:21:27
Unknown: Radio.globalvoiceradio.net.
2:21:43
Globe radio.globalvoice.net.
2:21:47
Unknown: Globalradio.
2:21:50
Radio.globalvoiceradio.
2:21:58
Thank you.
2:22:00
Is Mana out there yet that he can respond?
2:22:11
Unknown: Mana.
2:22:12
Retrain
2:22:13
your browser to go to
2:22:16
serve.pothome.fm/global-voice-radio.
2:22:25
Unknown: Oh, no. That was completely confusing.
2:22:29
Unknown: Okay. You broke up. We're trying to figure out, Paul, this article that Manna was referencing on the epic time and and and and we can't figure it out.
2:22:39
From Annie's wanting to know and she has a subscription.
2:22:44
It's looking like it might be an editorial. Might have been an article. Think you figured it out. Are we subjects or citizens? Okey dokey. Never mind, man. We figured it. That's right. I did remember him saying that title, Annie, you're right.
2:22:58
So good job for you.
2:23:06
Unknown: Okay.
2:23:10
Unknown: Hey, I know I don't talk much but there's the article.
2:23:14
Sorry for the delay.
2:23:16
Unknown: Thank you. Hey, thank you. I was trying too and then like I said, they want all your info to just read and I would have been reading the wrong article anyway. So, okay. Thank you. I I follow that author on as well. He's he has a lot of very
2:23:33
Unknown: interesting opinions.
2:23:35
Yeah. He'd be he's a good one to follow on us.
2:23:42
Unknown: And and so even your link and I click on it and, like, we want your email.
2:23:48
But we don't sell your info. No scam. Here's the opt out.
2:23:52
Unknown: Here's what they do because I I send articles all the time to people that
2:23:57
are just interested, you know, in the content and they don't have a subscription.
2:24:02
If you put your email in,
2:24:05
then I believe they give you permission,
2:24:08
you know, to read the article. But, yeah, they're always they're always gonna ask because it's totally subscription oriented.
2:24:14
They're gonna ask for an email.
2:24:20
Sorry. I thought I was sending
2:24:22
sending it without having to connect
2:24:25
and give personal information.
2:24:29
Unknown: And this is the only way you can send it and I'll pass.
2:24:32
Sorry. I'll listen to other people tell me what it's about.
2:24:37
Unknown: You guys have a great day.
2:24:40
Unknown: You too. And thank you. Thank you for trying, and thank you so much.
2:24:45
Unknown: Thank you. You
2:24:52
Unknown: can get the Epoch Times, by the way, for, like, $4.99
2:24:56
a month.
2:24:57
You can get a digital subscription.
2:24:59
Because I've gone from getting the actual paper itself,
2:25:04
like, back in 2020
2:25:06
to just downgrading
2:25:08
to a digital
2:25:10
subscription.
2:25:12
And
2:25:13
it's pretty affordable if you wanna go that route.
2:25:17
It's only $4.99
2:25:19
a month.
2:25:21
Unknown: Well, I've seen them. They come up with these specials from time to time.
2:25:26
Super cheap. So
2:25:28
also you can just get on their email list and wait till they make an offer that's
2:25:34
even way cheaper than that. I've seen it. Exactly.
2:25:37
Unknown: There was one that just ran,
2:25:39
which was
2:25:41
a dollar
2:25:42
a month for six months
2:25:46
and then I think it then it upgrades to like $4.99
2:25:50
a month. They just have to remember to call and
2:25:53
you know, cancel it
2:25:56
before you upgrade it, before it's upgraded automatically.
2:26:00
But, yeah, they have deals all the time on subscription,
2:26:04
especially the digital subscription.
2:26:08
And yield.
2:26:10
Unknown: That's epictimes.com?
2:26:17
Unknown: Oh, let's see. Let me look.
2:26:21
It's called the epictimes.com.
2:26:26
Unknown: Vllepoch.
2:26:28
Unknown: Vepoch.
2:26:30
Yeah. Epoch, actually. Vepochtimes.com.
2:26:33
Okay. Epoch. Alright. But you have to put vvthe
2:26:39
in front of
2:26:40
epochtimes.com.
2:26:42
Unknown: Yeah.
2:26:43
Thank you.
2:26:44
Unknown: Sure.
2:26:47
Unknown: Hey, mer.
2:26:51
Unknown: What?
2:26:54
Unknown: Did you ever did I did I did that email go through that Gordon
2:27:01
Ramsey
2:27:03
segment that is something you'll get a kick out of. You gotta you gotta watch it and especially at the end it's really nice. Did
2:27:11
Unknown: you ever get it? Did I send it to you? Yeah. I got your email. I don't remember what it was.
2:27:17
Let me see.
2:27:19
I think I responded. I
2:27:22
Unknown: don't I don't think you did. You got a lot you got a lot on your plate there, but you really get a kick out of that. It's it's from that, you
2:27:31
know, that Gordon Ramsey, you know, that did a MasterChef thing? Mhmm. Where the guy goes out to different restaurants. He's he's got several different Yeah.
2:27:39
Unknown: Yeah. Yeah. I did watch that. Thanks.
2:27:43
Unknown: Yeah. Get you think you get think
2:27:45
Unknown: About the White House lawyer.
2:27:49
Unknown: Oh, yeah. But did you get the end where what
2:27:53
happened to the guy at the end?
2:27:56
Unknown: What happened?
2:27:59
Unknown: Well, they well, they deported him. You know what you know what they deported him to?
2:28:04
Unknown: Where?
2:28:06
Unknown: You didn't watch it. Watch you didn't get a kick out of it.
2:28:11
Unknown: Did, but, you know, I might have been here for sleep. No. You wouldn't you wouldn't forget something like that. Anyway, watch it. Yeah, it's on Facebook.
2:28:19
So that might have been my problem. Exactly. Exactly. I don't do any any of this stuff and when you're talking about something only being so much a month, I don't do any money on the on the Internet.
2:28:31
None.
2:28:34
Unknown: It's it's
2:28:36
it's
2:28:37
free.
2:28:39
Unknown: Well, I know this is. Yeah.
2:28:45
Okay.
2:28:45
Let's see. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I just didn't I think I didn't have the sound on or something. Mhmm. Things gonna happen. Please watch it. You will get it. You will it will it will make your day.
2:28:55
Unknown: So where did the tips go? Mhmm.
2:28:57
Depends on what it is. Mark, here's the owner. Take your tip. Yeah. Yeah. No. Do you think if I went and asked every customer, mainly the tip, or you're straight to the owner and not to the server? Let me ask that table there. Sir, the tipping left, the young lady's server. The owner takes the tips.
2:29:13
With Don't
2:29:14
me. Yeah. I would would you Yeah. Do you think you are? Tell the customers they're gonna get their tips. No. They're not. They should be told that you're taking them because this service deserves Mhmm. Me, I would Whitney, would Whitney. Two years after this episode was shot, their restaurant officially closed. A couple years after that, the owners also divorced and the man got deported from The US for his criminal past and now lives in Israel.
2:29:35
Unknown: Israel? Yep.
2:29:38
Unknown: I see it on the cake.
2:29:52
Unknown: Do you? Of course. Yeah. I know. Do you think the girls in the church and the church are not enough? Do you think if I win enough every customer, they need a tear, they would go straight to the owner and not to the server, do you? Yes. In the FCC chat.
2:30:02
Unknown: Bunch of foul mouth people had to keep bleeding on their stuff out. Explain
2:30:07
Unknown: what so so the group can hear what what went on there.
2:30:11
Unknown: Yeah. The owner of the restaurant was taking the server's tips.
2:30:17
And Ramsay,
2:30:18
Jeff Ramsay
2:30:21
told the
2:30:22
Unknown: told told the the
2:30:23
Unknown: they were doing and so
2:30:25
they kinda had it out and then the restaurant closed.
2:30:30
They had a divorce and he went to Israel.
2:30:33
Deported to Israel.
2:30:37
I
2:30:39
Unknown: mean, the waitress is depending on that $10 tip per customer
2:30:43
and what's happening to it and what's happening to it.
2:30:48
Unknown: Well, at least they're not making pay pay taxes on tips now since
2:30:53
that was that was enacted, I guess, like, last year or something. Right?
2:30:58
Because they for a while there, they were making them declare, you know, their tips as income.
2:31:05
Unknown: And I think they're gonna start back as soon as they get their I'm sure they will. Think it's the right to go if you're in a switch it a roo.
2:31:16
Unknown: Just leave a copy of the handbook for nationals
2:31:19
or the trifold brochure on any table
2:31:23
that you eat at
2:31:29
or hand it onto your waitress.
2:31:35
Unknown: But that that made you that the waitress, you had to feel sorry for because if she needed that money, but she wasn't the kind that and she needed the job too, and she wasn't the kind that was gonna go against the manager. But this guy was absolutely
2:31:50
scum. I mean, he was just
2:31:53
he he
2:31:54
Murr, did you see the part where he was act like he was gonna hit Gordon
2:31:58
Ramsey?
2:31:59
Unknown: Yeah.
2:32:03
Unknown: Gotta watch it to just get a kick out of it. Little punk. It's in the FCC chat. The link. Yeah.
2:32:11
Unknown: Yeah.
2:32:12
Punky little guy.
2:32:17
Maffiosa
2:32:19
or
2:32:20
Kosher Nostrom.
2:32:22
Whatever.
2:32:24
Unknown: Well,
2:32:26
anyway,
2:32:27
have a good day, mister Murph.
2:32:30
Unknown: Thank you. That was cute.
2:33:10
Unknown: Hey, Paul. We're gonna give you permission to go take a nap.
2:33:19
Unknown: Okay. Well,
2:33:21
I appreciate that. Thank you. But I really don't have the time.
2:33:26
So
2:33:31
Unknown: wow. Yeah. I know. I was just kidding. But we are gonna have to clone you though.
2:33:35
Unknown: Oh, I don't think so.
2:33:37
I'm I'm I tried to volunteer for cloning decades ago.
2:33:42
I volunteered. I mean, I wanted one of me to go to work, one of me to go fishing, one of me to do the yard work, and one of me to
2:33:51
just basically
2:33:52
do the honey do list thing.
2:33:55
Just as long as I get to go play,
2:33:58
you know, let let the rest of them. But then I then I came to the conclusion that I would actually have to feed all of them.
2:34:06
Nah.
2:34:10
Unknown: Not only that, it's a scary thought to have four or five of you running around. Mhmm.
2:34:16
Unknown: Oh, yeah.
2:34:22
Unknown: But just think of being able to blame everything that goes wrong on your evil twin.
2:34:30
Unknown: Good
2:34:32
point.
2:34:34
Unknown: Alright. Well,
2:34:37
let me see if I can actually
2:34:40
remote in
2:34:42
and
2:34:44
refresh my connection to the server and actually take care of
2:34:48
taking the showdown.
2:34:52
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Where is it?
2:35:05
Unknown: And while you're at it, Paul, can you change that from at the end from
2:35:10
baking the cake to icing on the cake?
2:35:16
Unknown: That's not what it says.
2:35:25
It's not what it says.
2:35:27
Can anybody share with him exactly what that says?
2:35:34
Unknown: It says at the end, it says bacon a cake. Right? Nope.
2:35:39
What does it say?
2:35:41
Unknown: It says now you're breaking the chains.
2:35:47
Unknown: Oh, breaking the chains? Yes.
2:35:50
Does does it sound anything like that?
2:35:54
Unknown: It says now you're breaking the chains.
2:36:00
Unknown: Okay. I have to listen closer. Your ears, Sam.
2:36:06
Yeah.
2:36:07
I don't always wash them when I'm in the shower.
2:36:22
Unknown: What on earth?
2:36:27
Unknown: Oh,
2:36:29
Unknown: that's why I don't have a
2:36:32
connection to the server. It says that my PC is offline.
2:36:39
Why would that be?
2:36:46
No. The server's not offline
2:36:51
because
2:36:52
I can still hear you guys.
2:37:08
K.
2:37:11
Then I'll try and reconnect to it
2:37:20
locally.
2:37:27
Come on.
2:37:38
Unknown: So I haven't been here for the last I must say five to ten minutes I don't know what the conversation going on per se is other than right now it sounds like Paul might be having some communication
2:37:50
issues.
2:37:54
Unknown: Yeah, that's putting it mild.
2:37:56
Unknown: So
2:37:57
I'm gonna
2:37:59
fill some airtime
2:38:04
because
2:38:05
kind of pertaining to Roger today on the show and always thinking if he can get his message to the right people, it's gonna spread. But yet he knows very well that people don't have a love of the truth.
2:38:18
And so
2:38:22
I'm a grandma
2:38:24
per se. You know? She she's 9.5.
2:38:26
I'll call it. She's almost 10, actually. Anyways and I spent a day with her yesterday,
2:38:31
and I don't know if any of you
2:38:33
I'm I'm doing air quotes, keep up on kids movies and things like this. But in the last couple years, there's been this movie out,
2:38:42
and it's based on the wizard of Oz theme,
2:38:45
and it's wicked.
2:38:47
And then there's a second one called Wicked For Good. Well, I haven't seen Wicked,
2:38:53
but we watched Wicked For Good yesterday.
2:38:57
And
2:38:58
I know, like, a lot of the movies and stuff, people are opposed to the messaging in there for children and stuff. But but if you're a grandparent and you you know the truth of things like most of us here kinda do,
2:39:11
it amazes me
2:39:13
when you watch these movies and the messages that are in there of the truth.
2:39:19
And and you can pause them, you know, if you're not in a theater, especially if you're
2:39:24
and and and tell them about them.
2:39:28
Like, so
2:39:29
the wicked witch
2:39:31
in the Wizard of Oz in this wicked movies,
2:39:35
she is trying to tell all of the people in the land of Oz
2:39:39
that
2:39:41
the wizard is a liar and a fake.
2:39:45
And that's why she is so demonized.
2:39:51
Unknown: And is the wizard
2:39:54
as bad as she say he is?
2:39:57
Unknown: Is what?
2:39:59
Unknown: The the wizard you say the wizard is the one that she's talking about?
2:40:05
Unknown: She's trying to expose the wizard and that he's fake. He's a fake. You know, which at the end of the wizard of Oz, Toto
2:40:12
exposes him as being a fake, but also Glenda, fake. Glenda is pretending
2:40:18
to have magic powers, and I can never remember the name of the wicked
2:40:23
the wicked witch. I wanna say it's
2:40:27
Afaba,
2:40:28
something like that, and then Galinda.
2:40:30
And they were friends, actually, with children.
2:40:34
And and
2:40:36
Galinda
2:40:37
couldn't read
2:40:38
the magic book to be able to do magic
2:40:43
where
2:40:44
Elphaba could, so she learned actual magic,
2:40:48
but they just and and Glenda's taught, just pretend
2:40:52
that people would rather believe the lies.
2:40:58
Unknown: That part is true.
2:41:02
Right. You know, I if with with all the hidden messages,
2:41:06
subliminal stuff, not only just verbal, but, you know, little subliminal pictures and stuff like that and the stuff that they have nowadays,
2:41:13
there's no way in the world I would let
2:41:16
anyone, you know,
2:41:18
minor that I would
2:41:21
even let near that stuff if I had anything to say about it. I'd quite agree.
2:41:25
Unknown: Know, this is people's
2:41:27
perception,
2:41:28
but there's a lot of people that also say, you know,
2:41:32
if you know and you're you know, that subliminal stuff can't work on you as nearly as well. So that's why I'm like, pause, I pause, I sit there and I tell her, you know, this and this is how people really are and blah blah blah. Yep. You know, and so we'll have our little discussions in between and then we continue again, but, know, I I I go back and forth on it because,
2:41:55
you know, you really can't
2:41:58
unless you go Amish or whatever, you're not gonna
2:42:01
prevent them. And so like I say, if you if you're there as a grandparent and you know they're gonna be seeing it anyways and you can watch them with them and fill them in on some of these things, use them as lessons.
2:42:16
I don't know. Do you know?
2:42:18
Unknown: It's it's it's a tough call especially when you're dealing with somebody else's. I mean, I know you're related,
2:42:25
they're the primary
2:42:27
caregiver.
2:42:28
And
2:42:30
and if they want them to see that kind of garbage,
2:42:33
then that is probably not a whole unless you have custody of them or something like that. It is it's a tough
2:42:39
you gotta you gotta you have a tough role ahead of you.
2:42:43
Unknown: Exactly.
2:42:44
And, you know, and so you know, so it's
2:42:48
my daughter's child.
2:42:50
So,
2:42:50
you know, and my daughter and I are very close and she listens to a lot of stuff, but you know, doesn't quite grasp all of it, but she knows and she does home school her. So again, you know, we're and so the couple days a week that I babysit her, I do lessons with her.
2:43:08
And she different
2:43:11
approaches to homeschooling.
2:43:14
It's interesting. It's interesting.
2:43:17
I just kudos for being able to
2:43:20
step outside and do these things, stand up for her kid and being that she has I have two nieces in my side of the family that are teachers
2:43:30
of like kindergarten,
2:43:32
first grade. So
2:43:34
to be able to step out of that and and take it upon
2:43:39
herself to educate
2:43:42
Unknown: her daughter. She's not she knows She she's not she's you don't think she's like saying mom is mom kinda tends to exaggerate it. You know, it's not all that bad. No.
2:43:55
Unknown: No. No. No. She just
2:43:58
has a hard time wrapping her head around some of the things, but she she
2:44:02
agrees
2:44:04
with a whole whole lot
2:44:08
to the point of yes she does not vaccinated and she is homeschooling so.
2:44:15
Unknown: She gets an a plus on that.
2:44:19
Excuse the pun. Yeah.
2:44:22
Unknown: Yeah.
2:44:30
Unknown: You're gonna have to try to play Monday morning quarterback, and that's gonna be hard to do. Yeah.
2:44:40
Unknown: It's fun though and interesting and overwhelming
2:44:43
and you know my daughter and I talk a lot about a lot of different things and
2:44:51
being sure and not sure of something is of course first and foremost we never want to
2:44:57
misguide
2:44:58
her daughter, my granddaughter in any way and we don't want to hold her back from
2:45:03
anything she wants to experience
2:45:06
per se.
2:45:08
It's hard it's I just feel so bad
2:45:11
for the parents of kids today I really do they have quite that.
2:45:16
I've seen a stupid short the other day to see I do this stuff to now so
2:45:23
it's hard.
2:45:26
Unknown: It's especially hard it's especially hard when you when you when you realize
2:45:31
that your daughter
2:45:33
is not even a half a percent of what's going on out there.
2:45:38
It's that bad.
2:45:40
Unknown: I know.
2:45:41
But like even so I've seen the stupid, like I say, a little short meme type thing the other day of, you know, like, so us, I'm gonna say, raising our kids and teaching them the birds and the bees.
2:45:53
And and it was funny, you know, per se of, you know, now we gotta teach they gotta be taught about the birds and the bees and the bees and the bees and the birds and the bees and the birds that wanna be bees and bees wanna be birds and and
2:46:08
Unknown: Oh, boy.
2:46:09
It's it's like like it's not confusing
2:46:12
enough already if it is.
2:46:15
Unknown: But I like the one too that's real short and simple. It's like there are three genders,
2:46:21
male, female, and insane.
2:46:24
Unknown: Mentally ill.
2:46:26
Mentally ill. Okay.
2:46:29
Unknown: Male, female, and mentally ill.
2:46:33
Unknown: Okay.
2:46:34
I was able to reestablish
2:46:36
my connection to the server. I just had to use remote desktop and do it within my network. I don't know what the hell is going on with this laptop.
2:46:44
It refuses
2:46:45
to connect to the Internet Internet,
2:46:48
but the Ethernet is working fine.
2:46:51
Unknown: Weird. Okay. And I and it was perfect timing too, Paul, because I'm done filling filling air now. And
2:46:57
Unknown: And you're done filling in the blanks?
2:47:00
Unknown: Yeah. I'm just you know, I just thought it was kind of interesting, so whatever.
2:47:05
Unknown: Paul can't wait to nucleus. Go ahead, Paul.
2:47:08
Unknown: No. Actually, I can't wait to actually get this show wrapped up so I can get on with my day
2:47:14
and do stuff. So
2:47:17
thanks everyone for being here for the Radio Ranch with Roger sales, the Tuesday,
2:47:22
07/21/2026
2:47:24
edition.
2:47:25
We had kind of a bumpy start, but a great show afterward.
2:47:30
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2:47:35
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2:47:40
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2:47:50
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2:47:54
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2:47:58
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2:48:19
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Unknown: Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.