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World At WAR with Dean Ryan 'Summer of Sleeper Cells' · Real Deal Media

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Something ain't right. No, it ain't.
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Welcome everybody to Real Deal Media's number one late night
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show, World at War. I am your late night host, Dean
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Ryan, and tonight's episode is the summer of sleeper cells.
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Yes, it is just late last night, like many of you out there, I
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was informed of an incredible, incredible sleeper cell as we
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know who had been activated ambushed the Idaho Fire
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Department and Police Department late last night.
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It is unconscionable. But then again, if you know the
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S storm that is upon us, it's very expected and we're going to
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get into that here tonight. Yes, we are.
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We're going to be talking about just who is behind this.
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What are the motives in what are the connections?
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Is it really the truly creepy turban man that we're told is
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behind her couch and inside of our bedrooms?
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We'll determine that no matter what Christine Noam says, we're
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going to be talking just about that and get into the thick of
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it and things that you're probably not going to hear or
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see anywhere else. That's just it here tonight.
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Plus, we're going to be talking about the dangers, the threats
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in light of all this, what we have to expect if you're going
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to college. They're now saying it's going to
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be a terror zone and a threat there.
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Then again, do the kids matter or do they even hear us?
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Are they too stoned to even understand the dangers at hand?
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We'll talk about that. Plus some huge, huge news coming
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out of Texas. They're being bold and just the
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way we like it. But so is the DOJ as a major
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announcement in a mass arrests has been underway for the
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majority of today. You'll be hearing about that.
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And it's quite delightful as I do have a plethora of great
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delightful news here tonight. We'll be getting into that.
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But some real deal politics is what I'm looking forward to now
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as a Politico expert in on everything politics, Yes.
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And we'll be talking about the fate and the lifespan of Thomas
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Massie, who is hanging on for dear life, holding on loosely,
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and he's promising not to let go.
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We'll talk about that. Plus the tales from the Crypt
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Keeper. She's back, everybody.
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Nancy Pelosi. Yes, she is.
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Yes, Skeletor, The bag of bones from the Graveyard of Frisco is,
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well, retribution and poetic justice.
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Let's just put it that way. You'll be hearing about that
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here tonight and I can't wait for that.
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Also, a major follow up with Candace Owens and the sleeper
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cells and the media and the churches out there.
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Absolutely. The pastors are, well, they're
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getting caught in a big, big way.
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And it all roads and all money, in this case Bitcoin, it leads
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to a certain place overseas. Yes, you guessed it.
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And I'm not talking about Tahiti.
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It will be getting into that huge World War 3 News as I have
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coined this next week and the weeks to follow.
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Very dangerous as the Netanyahu trial has begun or is it
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supposed to be beginning now? Has it stalled?
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We'll see what's going on with that because I think that is the
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eye of the hurricane if you ask me as but you know, what do I
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know? So we'll be talking about that
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plus the updated news in the World War 3 front coming out of
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Iran. You don't want to miss that.
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But we begged the question who won the war?
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Who won the 12 day war, the battle, and is there something
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to Iran that goes beyond just the criminal charges of sucking
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up all of the regions of the sandy earth over there?
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Is there more to the story of Iran than meets the eye?
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I revisit a story that I shared with you February of 2024.
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Well, it's coming around again. I want to have another look at
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it with you here tonight. So we'll be talking about that
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and some major news coming out of Canada as some talks resume
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with Mark Carnage, the man who has so much to hide and the man
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who's made of nothing. We'll be getting into everything
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Canada is. I am so saddened that Canadian
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fried ginger ale is just not on the shelves anymore.
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That's how, you know, it's really hitting us here in the
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the United States when we can't get our just a ginger ale, we're
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stuck with Schweppes ginger ale. But hey, that's how the Canadian
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cookie crumbles. Plus some major, major news in
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health, Yes, major news and health you don't want to miss.
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And also a wonderful story about, well, very evil Turkey to
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end on here tonight. OK, we are broadcasting in a
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very limited fashion here tonight as the censorship police
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are definitely coming to arrest me.
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We're only broadcasting on three outlets.
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Yes, following tonight's show on Facebook we will have to
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rebroadcast and post the full episode for all of you here
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tonight as Facebook has decided to put another nail in all of
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our coffins and well, we decided to avoid that as they do delete
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live shows. So that I know.
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OK, let's get started with some headlines from around the world
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and in your neck of the woods, shall we?
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Well, let's get started as summertime is here and I'm just
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getting a little sweaty around the collar, if you know what I
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mean. But but that's the kind of night
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and episode we have for you. Let's get with our main feature
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story here tonight as the summer of sleeper cells has begun.
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What do we need to know and who do we need to just address with
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our fist that is Well, the firefighters executed in a what
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has been described as a total ambush.
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Now as suspects set blaze to lure first responders, lore
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first responders. OK, so here's what we know.
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Firefighters responding to the brush fire over there in Cannon
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Field Mountain, Idaho, in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
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Just so you know, and I have some knowledge about that
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particular area that brought me back to a 2020 report we shared
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with you. It just is now just swinging
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around my mind. Yes, it is like a Wrecking Ball.
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Well, they were ambushed now by a sniper who intentionally set
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the blaze as a trap as it's now being described.
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While two firefighters were killed, 1/3 was critically
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injured in a gunfire as the gunfire and that is erupted with
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multiple directions upon their arrival.
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Well, authorities confirm the attack was premeditated with the
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suspect later found dead near a weapon at the scene.
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Well, how convenient, you know, dead man tell, no tells.
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In this case, dead patsies that is.
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But I don't want to be presumptuous and shoot from the
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hip. Well, authorities confirm the
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attack was definitely premeditated and nearly 300 law
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enforcement officers responded while residents sheltered in
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place during an active shooter on the mountain.
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Now, the community mourned with tributes as officials warn such
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targeted violence against first responders is a growing threat.
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Now, we saw this coming from a mile away.
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Remember everybody, just the special report just days ago as
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the trial of Netanyahu, the most evil man on the face of the
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earth. One of them, I should say has is
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now underway. You're going to be seeing a lot
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of these anomalies just wreak have it across this country in
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particular now in the rugged terrain over there in the
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Canfield mountain near Coeur d'Alene, heroes who rushed to
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the battle brush were met with a gratitude of bullets.
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As it's now being described, the gunman deliberately ignited a
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wildfire to lure them in in a deliberate trap.
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Authorities have described it as a community under siege.
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Now the FBI tactical teams who just had to be well, just we're
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Johnny on the spot in this case once again.
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Well, they said they found the suspect dead on the scene with
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his gun in hand laying in his lifeless body.
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So this is just a crazy ordeal here.
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Now what what's curious is how how is the lamestream year in
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social media presenting this because I'm waiting for a little
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hint, a little nod, a wink of the Iranians are behind this.
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Yes, I am. In fact, let's have a little
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look see, just to acknowledge just how lame they are.
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Well, people in that area need to be very careful because the
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sheriff has also said that if anybody gets a clear shot at the
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shooter or shooters that they should take them out.
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And this is going to make it very difficult for law
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enforcement to try to determine. Who is in their sights?
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Or maybe there's some innocent people and they certainly don't
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want to take innocent individuals out.
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But. This is a very fluid, active
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situation there in the Coeur d'Alene, Idaho area.
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And by the way, Molly, I yeah, yeah.
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Just take him out and take him out.
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Well, this is very interesting. Here's what we found in the Real
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Deal Media newsroom thus far. We'll check this out.
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There's a little speculation of the active shooter.
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They just want us to know who he is.
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Well, the after shooter in Ohio fits the profile of a case from
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early June, a gentleman named Travis Decker.
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Decker is a former U.S. Army infantry who served March
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2013 to July 2021, deploying in Afghanistan there in the 173rd
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Airborne. And yes, after leaving the Army,
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he reportedly struggled with PTSD, drifted between
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campgrounds during it. Yes, it goes on and on and on.
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And there's no definite evidence connecting him to the attack,
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but he fits the profile. Just like Decker was considered
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armed, dangerous. And I'll tell you, yeah, yeah,
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he probably got set up. You know how these things go.
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You know how these things go. Well, here's what Coeur d'Alene
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Idaho is now Idaho. If you don't know, a lot of
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people have moved to Idaho in the past 10 years, whether it be
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from Washington state or California.
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It's it's said to have been or to be, I should say, one of the
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most freest states, although it like Denver and many other
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places in the middle of the country, it's turning into LA 2
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point O3 point O in this case. Well, here's what we know and
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here's what I can tell you. Well, Coeur d'Alene Idaho is a
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city in the county seat of the over there in the middle of the
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state somewhat population of 54,000 as of 2020.
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Now what's interesting is back in 2020 we reported to you of
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reported terror base camps in the most conservative, most
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militia minded areas in the country which is Coeur d'Alene
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Idaho, very highly conservative. Some say they even want to break
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away from a southern Idaho. A lot of militias just like in
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Montana and Wyoming. Hence why the spy balloon that
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was not from China was spying in that particular area.
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Now, could it be the the training camps that were
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supposedly for al Qaeda, al CIA were part of this event?
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Well, I, I was a betting man. I'll tell you where to bet.
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Well, look at this. Look what we found here.
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And we want want to thank him, Mr. Mike Adams for the
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following. Well, look at this now.
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And the sheriff trained with Mossad.
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Get out, Mike. Seriously.
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Far too many coincidences here. All sorts of red flag.
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Well, you're telling me. Well, let me tell you this now,
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the sheriff of the area, well, Robert Norris, he is the sheriff
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who is on the spot, just like the FBI tactical team became the
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sheriff in 2020. Well, if you Scroll down, well,
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look at that. After leaving the US Attorney's
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office and that whole area, he trained in Israel with Mossad
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and Shin Bet with a Special Forces tactical team.
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And then upon his return from that Israeli training camp, he
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was promoted. Do we see where this is going?
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We saw this coming. It's unbelievable continuing.
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Well, look at what we have here. Well, the Homeland, Department
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of Homeland and Securities and now telling us they now warn of
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potential, not Mashad threats, but Iranian sleeper cells at US
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colleges. Yes, they do.
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Let me tell you more about it now.
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Well now following the US attacks on Iranian nuclear sites
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all the way back to the 21st days ago.
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Well, the DHS now has issued a bulletin of warning as the
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heightened risk of domestic terrorists by so-called Iranian
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backed operatives and radicalized individuals within
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the United States has never been higher.
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That's right, the authorities are particularly worried about
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sleeper cells, foreign agents posing as students, workers and,
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well, maybe this case, military men, would you say, who have
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been activated, they're now saying, to carry out attacks of
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politically motivated violence. Well, experts who are definitely
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familiar with this matter have now warned that Iran may exploit
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anti Israel protests in American colleges, Yes, campuses, to
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spread influence, to infiltrate movements and use unrest as a
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smokescreen for disruptive operations.
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I'm at the edge of my seat and I'm scared.
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Someone please hold me. Well, Iran is also believed to
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be leveraging online platforms to radicalize vulnerable
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Americans. That's right, everybody.
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You better be careful what you're reading it.
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It's very dangerous. So they're spreading their
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influence just like the Russians did in the 2020 election.
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Yeah, that's right. And let's now say the heightened
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and well, they also highlight the risk, I should say, to a
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previously rival terrorist groups uniting against the US,
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using civil unrest, digital manipulation to coordinate new
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strategies and sow chaos domestically.
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Well, I know what you did last summer is now in the form of
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Iranian hands. Can you believe it too, scaring
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out there. Continuing now.
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Well, then we have this. Now, Speaking of which, Texas
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has made a huge, huge turn of events following Arkansas and
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Governor Huckabee over there. We'll get this.
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Now. This is some great news.
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Too little, too late. I don't know how to ask that.
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Well, now Texas has now banned land purchases by foreign
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adversaries targeting Chinese Communist Party, Yes, the CCP
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who have now become farmers as well.
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Well, starting this coming September 1st, now Texas will
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prohibit individuals and entities tied to China, Russia,
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Iran and North Korea from purchasing agriculture,
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residential and minerals and water rights in the state under
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a new bill, a Senate bill that is 17.
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It's called, well, the law allows Texas Governor, yes,
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Texas Governor Abbott to add more countries to the restricted
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list based on evolving national security threats.
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That's right. Well, SP17 applies to foreign
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governments, political party members like yes, the CCP in
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agents acting on behalf of adversal nations.
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Well, the Texas joins now 22 states.
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I did not know this 22 states including Florida, Georgia,
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North Carolina and excuse me North Dakota that is that passed
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similar laws just in the past two years to restrict and or ban
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foreign ownership of US land. Now the restrictions and
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limitations from different states may vary but they all aim
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for one thing, to get the CCP out of our business and our
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farming. Yes, it's true and you know this
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is not a foreign thing to hear about.
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New Zealand did this a long time ago.
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Yes, all the A listers from Hollywood were just buying up
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land like it's no one's business.
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Well, here's some other refreshing news as I am a, well,
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not a grim Reaper, but a chirpy one.
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Well, look at this now. Healthcare mass rats have now
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happened. We'll say it ain't so.
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Well, this is a massive development and you're going to
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hear about it. But let me tell you, I can now
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share with you as this developing story that's now
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underway. The DNJ is now criminally
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charged 324 defendants, including, get this 96 doctors,
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nurse practitioners, pharmacists and other licensed medical
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professionals in 50 federal districts with 12 state
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attorneys general offices. That is that are participating
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in something that has been called a huge billion dollar
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scheme and fraud on the American people is sick management and
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their days are numbered. Well, we're just getting better
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at it. Check this out.
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Good morning, everyone. My name is Matthew Galliati, and
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I'm the head of the Justice Department's Criminal Division.
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Thank you all for joining us today as we announce the largest
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coordinated healthcare fraud takedown in the history of the
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Department of Justice. Today marks a decisive moment in
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our fight to protect American taxpayers from fraudsters and to
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defend the integrity of America's healthcare system.
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We are announcing today charges against 324 defendants for their
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alleged participation in healthcare fraud schemes
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involving approximately $14.6 billion in false claims
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submitted to Medicare, Medicaid and other healthcare programs.
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Well, maybe it's not the mass stress we were hoping,
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anticipating for, but we'll take it at this point.
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So let's get you some real deal politics just the way you like
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it. Well, it's a political season
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like no one's business. The midterms are just around the
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corner, but also the fate of certain congressmen and women.
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Well, it lies in the hands of the populace or does it?
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In this case, it can lie in the hands of a foreign lobby group
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that doesn't have to register as a foreign lobby group.
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I know that sounds crazy, but we are a crazy country.
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We'll get this. Now.
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Trump and APEC are now targeting targeting Representative Thomas
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Massie. And let me tell you about this
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because this is just unprecedented and I don't like
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the way it's settling in my stomach now as Trump in AIPAC.
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Yes, the Israeli lobby, that's not a lobby.
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Don't call it lobby, but just call it a friendly bunch.
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Well, they have now declared war as they're now waging war, a
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desperate political war that is on Representative Thomas Massie,
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man who is a student of Ron Paul and not a student of Keynesian
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economics, but also a, well, I should say, a fan of the
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Constitution. Remember that thing?
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Well, now they're inaccurately get this now depicting him as a
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supporter of genital mutilation. You know, just when you thought
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you heard it all. Well, here's what we know
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because it is a, I'm aghasted by it and I'm I'm quite genital
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mutilation or here it is. Now here's what we know.
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Well, Trump's political action committee and APEC have now
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aligned to crush Thomas Massie. The rare Republican voting
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against unchecked foreign and unconstitutional military
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strikes and wars? Well, they've now added smears.
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Ads falsely accusing Thomas Massie supporting radical gender
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procedures for minors, A deliberate lie targeting
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conservative voters. Now Thomas Massie has been sent
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to expose Trump's big beautiful bill, which it's not that
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beautiful everybody, and I can tell you why.
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Well, he's now quietly stripping protections against child sex
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changes, undermining the ads claims.
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APEC conducted a similar smear campaign back in 2024, spending
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hundreds of thousands against Thomas Massie despite no primary
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challenger. Now Trump's political action
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committee mirrors tactics of the Republican Jewish Coalition
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funneling donor cash into the Israeli first propaganda instead
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of America first policies. This is just just a, a just a
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disgusting turn of events. Now, what is the mutilation?
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Well, I guess if you don't go along then automatically they
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call you a hijab mutilation lover.
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I have not seen the ads, but Thomas Massie is prepared to
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fight. Yes, she is.
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Well, here's some of the things she's already getting involved
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in there. It is APAC looking for someone
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to primary me in ES Kentucky, the 4th district right now.
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Just discuss how do these people get away with it and what are we
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going to do? Are we going to allow them to
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get away with this for, for a foreign country?
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Get out, get out here. Continuing now as Thomas Massey,
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well, well, his fate lies in the hands of well, as the people now
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get this. Now the Trump administration now
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has, and I did not know this has had a secret probe on foreign
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scientists and calls in the call of espionage.
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This is underway. This is something of very huge
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interest to all of us now. Well, the Trump administration
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secret probe of the foreign scientists has now raised and is
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raising national security and espionage concerns.
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That's right. Recent incidents have heightened
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concerns about the foreign researchers, particularly
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Chinese nationals. And who who can forget Doctor
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Charles Lieber and his wonderful student aids?
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Yes, from the PLA. Can you?
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Did you forget about Fang Fang? And, well, I can't say the other
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one's name, but in this case, well, they were caught in, in
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this case, attempting to smuggle dangerous pathogens into the
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United States. For example, Chinese researchers
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were arrested in Michigan for trying to bring a fungi and
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roundworms that could devastate American crops, raising alarms
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about a potential agro terrorism and economic damage.
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And might I add to they have something called the black
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Chinese beetles that I discovered in San Diego that are
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eating the bees and the trees, everybody.
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So, you know, agro terrorism comes in all forms.
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There's no discrimination there. Well, the Trump administration
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is now also criticized past leadership in the NIH, including
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Francis Collin and yes, the Anthony Fauci character, or as
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we know, the son of Mother Teresa.
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For the LAX oversight that allowed foreign researchers to
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enter the United States with minimal to absolutely no
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scrutiny or security needed at all.
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Well, Doctor Lee Meng Yan, Lee Meng Yan, a Chinese virologist
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who defected to the US in 2020, who recalls her, who recalls all
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the defectors in 2020 that were going public, I certainly have
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not forgotten. Well, she claimed that the
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Chinese scientists in the United States are essentially agents of
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the Chinese government. I don't know how you can tell.
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Well, singing and signing contracts rather, to return to
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China with any and all information of technology
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required. Now, she described these
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scientists as, quote, parasites infiltrating the American
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institutions to steal intellectual property and
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compromise national security. Well, this is what China does
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best. It's not that they invent
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things. They're not the Israelis who
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invent tech. And, you know, Project Pegasus,
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we all know about that. No, they just let you do it, and
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then they steal it from you, and then they just obliterate you.
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We're now, in light of all this, now members of Congress have
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called for stricter vetting processes and reduction of the
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number of foreign scientists who were granted visas.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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What about American scientists? What?
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What about that? Well, the urgency of the
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situation has now been underscored by several high
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profile incidents that we have covered over the course of five
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years now. But definitely the charge now of
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smuggling biological pathogens into the United States has
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raised concerns once again of how in the world did the CCP,
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who won't let us be, get involved in our national
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security and scientific research areas once again, dare I say
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espionage? And somebody should ask Bill
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Clinton about that as he gave the new cones to the Chinese, if
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you recall, in the mid 90s. It was just like yesterday,
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wasn't it? Well, here's another wonderful
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story of great value. Well, the January 6 defendants
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now are suing Nancy Pelosi for a whopping 350 million.
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Do you hear about this? Yes.
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Did you hear about this just when you thought Crazy Nancy
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died years ago? Well, not exactly just yet, as
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she's raking and raking up the numbers there on the Wall Street
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ticker. I'm sure people know about that.
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Well, now she's going to have to fork over $350 million to the
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defendants. Some of them, might I add, did
26:10
not get pardons. No, they're not.
26:13
No, they did not. A federal judge now has
26:15
officially approved of a class action lawsuit against Nancy
26:18
Pelosi. Now over 500 J 6 defendants who
26:23
were let go are now united seeking $350 million in damages
26:28
for what they claim was a coordinated set up.
26:31
According to the lawsuit, Pelosi orchestrated the entire event.
26:35
Yes she did. She was a real maestro who was
26:38
luring peaceful protesters into the capital, then labeling them,
26:43
quote, violent insurrectionist to push a narrative.
26:47
If she's found liable now, it could completely bankrupt this
26:52
bag of bones. Yes.
26:54
And her husband, I'm sure, is not happy about it either.
26:57
So that's some good news for the J Sixers defendants, if you ask
27:01
me. Continuing now.
27:03
Well, here's a major update, that of a story that I have
27:06
followed for quite some time, at least the past week.
27:09
Well, that's the targeted individual of Candace Owens, I
27:14
should say Candace and Tucker Carlson.
27:16
Yes, I have some major news about that.
27:19
But if you don't recall what I'm talking about, here's just a
27:21
little preview of Memory Lane of a week ago.
27:24
As the sleeper cells don't only exist in camouflage fatigue.
27:29
No, they're also in the churches, in the media itself.
27:34
Check this out. That somebody reached out to me,
27:35
someone that I trust very much and said can I just want you to
27:38
know we're on opposite sides of this thing, but there's money
27:41
behind this pro Israel movement. Billionaires and Israeli
27:45
billionaires reached out, asked so and so to make a video that
27:48
is pro Israel. And then an influencer reached
27:52
out and said that people are being offered money to make anti
27:55
Candace and anti Tucker videos, up to $1000 for a micro
28:00
influencer. That's a lot of this person has
28:02
got to have a lot of money, whoever's behind this.
28:04
And so today we did something because we're so interested as
28:07
we put a bounty out $10,000 for an influencer that got paid.
28:11
A micro influencer don't care if you're micro.
28:13
You e-mail tips at candiceowens.com.
28:17
Well, she put a bounty out of 10 grand to see who is behind this.
28:22
All in concert, all coordinated. I've never seen anything like it
28:26
before and yet no one wants to attack me.
28:30
Well, look at this now, just to refresh your memory, while you
28:32
had Candace Owens fumes at AFBI gentleman who tried to kill her,
28:37
that wasn't that long ago. Then you have Dave Portnoy, a
28:41
man who is the biggest hot head and loser, calling her a
28:44
lunatic. But then you had Pastor Greg
28:47
Locke, the Yosemite Sam of Tennessee, saying the
28:51
cancellation of Candace Owens would have been long ago if she
28:54
wasn't black. Well, Tel Aviv, Greg is.
28:59
Some have called him. Well, now we can say we have the
29:04
smoking gun here. It is due to Candace's
29:08
investigation. Well, it's coming out of the
29:10
Jewish Christian, the, I should say, the Center for Jewish
29:13
Christian Understanding and Cooperation, because everybody's
29:16
got a prize as you see there. Well, here's the e-mail that was
29:19
sent to her. It's a hope I this message finds
29:22
you well at the Center for Jewish Christian Understanding
29:25
and Cooperation. And by the way, just so you're
29:28
not confused, this is a leaked e-mail that was sent to the
29:30
influencers and the pastors of these mega churches.
29:34
It's just so we're clear, continuing.
29:36
Well, look at this. I highlighted recently we've
29:39
been troubled by certain statements made public voices by
29:42
public voices like Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, large
29:45
platforms, blah blah blah. anti-Semitic tropes echo classic
29:50
anti-Semitic tropes gone and also quite downplaying the
29:54
Holocaust. All the classics there as you
29:56
see now. Then if you go all the way to
29:59
the right and you scooch over there.
30:00
Well, look at this one here. It says we're not asking anyone
30:03
to take sides politically. This is about something deeper
30:06
spiritual accountability in like yourself having a shaping how
30:11
people treat one another. And then if you Scroll down, if
30:15
you're open to the idea, they're saying, well, they want to give
30:18
a gesture of support of a donation of $2500 in Bitcoin to
30:25
your congregation, no strings attached, just an expression of
30:30
thanks and solidarity with respect and blessing.
30:33
Rabbi Shlomo Riskin, founder of the center.
30:39
Because everybody's got a price, don't they?
30:43
Don't they? Doesn't that make you sick to
30:45
your stomach, $2500 to sell out? What a bunch of sell outs.
30:52
What a bunch of evangelical horrors if you ask me.
30:57
That's how I feel about it. OK, we're now going to get to
31:01
some major World War 3 News. It is burning up, but not like
31:06
the fury that lives within all of us after that story.
31:10
You know what I'm saying? World War Three.
31:22
Let's talk about it now, as I have now coined these days ahead
31:26
as the most dangerous days upon us as the trial of a century,
31:31
the trial of a sitting a crime minister over there in Israel.
31:34
Well, it's upon us. Or is it?
31:37
Well, Netanyahu's corruption trial got delayed, damn it.
31:43
See, see how these things go. Let's, let's hear about it now.
31:47
As net knows, corruption trial, which was just the the radical
31:52
trial that sent frame has now been delayed amid from witch
31:56
hunt comments that were quite cryptic, creepy and unusual. 1
32:01
Israeli court now is postponed Prime Minister Benjamin
32:04
Netanyahu's corruption trial that was scheduled to be held
32:07
this week, today to be exact. Yes, it was.
32:11
The Jerusalem and District Court accepted the request to delay it
32:15
now as it was now being a classified diplomatic in
32:19
security grounds for its delay. Well, the decision comes after
32:23
the United States President and Donald Trump demanded that the
32:25
case be thrown out, calling the case against Netanyahu a witch
32:28
hunt. Well, Trump had suggested the
32:32
trial could interfere with Netanyahu's negotiations with
32:35
Hamas and Iran. Yes, I, OK, I know it's cryptic,
32:40
but can I tell you how disgusting this whole thing is?
32:43
Well, court, court changes now decisions After hearing
32:46
arguments from Netanyahu, The Netanyahu lawyers initially
32:50
request a postponement. Postponement, citing security
32:53
issues after the ceasefire with Iran and ongoing conflict in
32:56
Gaza, plus the solicitation for another conflict in war by
33:02
Netanyahu himself. And he's open for negotiations.
33:06
Well, they argued that the Prime Minister needed to focus on
33:08
these matters instead of testifying in court.
33:12
I mean, this is a man who is pro war incorporated, and you can't
33:18
take him from his job, can you? Well, the court had rejected
33:21
this request, but then it had a change of heart.
33:25
Its decision after hearing arguments from Netanyahu, his
33:28
first grade teacher, the military intelligence chief, the
33:31
Mossad had in probably just other people that are part of
33:37
the central casting. Well, Netanyahu, what is he on
33:41
trial for? Well, a lot of people may not
33:43
know, but he's on trial for bribery, fraud, breach of trust
33:47
and well, not yet the ICC, the International Criminal Court has
33:52
them for crimes against humanity.
33:53
But maybe that will etch that in towards the end.
33:57
In closing, Netanyahu thinks Trump's support for the Israel
34:01
Iran conflict very disturbing since the trial began in 2020.
34:06
Now five years of delays and Netanyahu's requested multiple
34:09
postponements. Multiple.
34:12
I mean, you got the traffic ticket out there.
34:15
Has that worked for you when you try to postpone it?
34:18
Do judges just have a little leeway for you?
34:20
I don't think so. So it is definitely postponed as
34:25
the prolonging war in Gaza and now Iran continue to just burn,
34:32
well, burned the constitution anyways, continuing now.
34:34
Well, well, Speaking of which, while Netanyahu instead of going
34:37
to school and going to court, well, now he's coming to the
34:39
White House to play Patty cake. Yes, he is.
34:42
Netanyahu is making a planned visit to the White House and to
34:46
report once again the man who just is the secret president,
34:51
I'd suppose. Well, the Israeli Prime
34:54
Minister, the man who got out of court and night court itself
34:57
will visit now the White House next week for talks with Donald
35:00
Trump. A the US official who is filling
35:02
with the matter has now said a Washington as Washington ramps
35:06
up the pressure for a ceasefire in Gaza.
35:09
Well, this visit that's coming on July 7th, mark your
35:11
calendars. Well, it's Netanyahu's third
35:14
visit since Trump returned to power just this last January.
35:18
Well, it comes after Trump said that he hoped for a truce in the
35:21
war ravaged Palestinian territories within a week, while
35:25
a Trump administration official confirmed that the visit was on
35:29
a condition of an amenity. Yes, it was when US Press
35:33
Secretary Caroline leave it alone said earlier that
35:36
Netanyahu had, quote, expressed interest in meeting with Trump
35:42
and that both sides were working on a, quote, date to convene.
35:48
Well, she said a continuing, she said that, quote, this has been
35:51
a priority for the president since he took office to end this
35:54
brutal war in Gaza. Leave it told the reporters.
35:58
Yes, it's heartbreaking to see the images that have come out
36:01
from both Israel and Gaza throughout this war.
36:04
And the president wants to see it end immediately.
36:08
Yes, I get a little choked up when I think of the hypocrisy
36:12
and how it just is killing people on another front.
36:16
So there you have it there. So he's getting out of court and
36:19
he's getting out of a just a potential another war or is he?
36:24
Time will show us the truth, won't it?
36:27
Well, now, Speaking of that, well, now that brings us to
36:29
Iran, who's now banning the IAEA inspectors in the nuclear
36:35
standoff with the West. Yeah, this is what happens.
36:38
It's called cause and effect, from what I heard and understand
36:42
now. Well, this, that's just it.
36:44
Now, Iran is now showing defiance in the face of
36:48
Netanyahu's defiance. And here's what we know thus far
36:51
as now it's official that Iran has cut ties with the IAEA
36:55
inspectors over there, expelling inspectors and turning off
36:58
surveillance cameras, escalating tensions with the West following
37:01
accusations of, quote, biased report where Iran's Guardian
37:06
Council approved a bill halting the IAEA inspections shielding
37:10
its nuclear program after uranium enrichment.
37:14
Now, Iran accused the organization of aiding Israeli
37:17
attacks by leaking data, while the IAEA chief, Rafael Grossi
37:22
denied claims, calling them baseless beneath him, and yes,
37:27
inconceivable, Well, recent US and Israeli air strikes targeted
37:32
at the nuclear sites, many of you remember Well then.
37:35
Now, the stand out there saying risk further sanctions or
37:39
military action as Iran defies international oversight, pushing
37:44
the world closer to the potential nuclear crises or
37:48
another wrinkle in tally in the Netanyahu war cabinet is this is
37:54
exactly what he wants. You see how the fix is in that
37:58
man? Is something else continuing
38:00
now? Well, now the United States is
38:02
considering unprecedented new deals with Iran amid ongoing
38:06
tensions. Just when you thought the world
38:09
was not bipolar enough, well, guess again.
38:11
Donald Trump is here to show you otherwise.
38:15
Yes, and the unprecedented trade deal that time and history will
38:20
hopefully smile upon. Well, that's just it.
38:22
The White House is now considering a deal to ease
38:24
sanctions on Iran in exchange for a halt of its uranium
38:29
enrichment offering up to $30 billion for a civilian nuclear
38:34
program as part of efforts to bring back Iran to the
38:38
negotiation picnic table. Well, the United States insists
38:41
that Iran ceasing all uranium enrichment is a condition that
38:45
Iran has historically rejected, citing national sovereignty,
38:50
which complicates the negotiations.
38:52
Well, you know, they also point to, you know, Libya, Iraq,
38:56
Lebanon, which is now underway with a bombing campaign from
39:00
Israel. You know, that stuff.
39:03
But continuing here, the recent military strikes have led to the
39:06
ceasefire. But Defense Secretary Pete
39:09
Megaseth over there in General Dan Kane have defend the
39:13
military operations citing precision strikes.
39:15
Nothing more, nothing less. Anything else is irrefutable in
39:20
a part of the conversation. Now in closing, the potential
39:23
deal could significantly impact regional security, the global
39:27
non proliferation regime and US relations in the Middle East
39:31
altogether highlighting the complexity of resolving the
39:35
Iranian nuclear issue. Because that's our job.
39:38
That's our job as Americans, to be the hall monitors, the school
39:42
bully and the HBIC in the Middle East, isn't it?
39:47
Don't you just feel the bravado sulking finally here?
39:53
Netanyahu has now ordered lethal crowd controls and tactics at
39:57
Gaza aid sites. The man who got out of Night
40:00
Court is now doing that as we speak.
40:03
What happened to easing the tensions?
40:05
What happened to taking it easing?
40:09
Well, that's just it. Now, as Israeli soldiers are now
40:11
admitting using lethal crowd control tactics and Gaza's aid
40:15
sites under orders from superiors, and you might have
40:17
seen that everybody rushing for food and then getting mowed
40:20
down. Well, now the IDF soldiers are
40:23
now having to admit what we all know, that they were
40:26
deliberately slaughtering unarmed Palestinian civilians
40:28
over there in Gaza sites under a policy called Operation Salted
40:33
Fish. Disturbing, well, the idea of
40:37
troops used heavy weapons, they're saying, such as machine
40:40
guns, grenades or artillery against civilians gathering for
40:44
food with no evidence of friends.
40:47
Now private contractors earn 1500 per demolished Gazan home,
40:51
while idea of forces provide lethal security, incentivizing
40:55
mass destruction. Israeli officials dismissed the
40:58
credible reports as blood libel per usual, despite soldiers
41:02
confessing to indiscriminate killings.
41:05
The idea of so-called moral army, the facade crumbles as
41:09
soldiers described Gaza as a lawless killing zone with
41:12
absolutely no accountability. That's true.
41:17
Well, the age-old question of who won the 12 day war has now
41:21
come to mind as many historians are trying to put it together.
41:25
Piece it together and put a finger on the true Victorian is
41:29
if you ask the the the Iranians or the Israelis, they'll tell
41:32
you that they're the winners. Well, that's entirely true.
41:36
Now we ask the question, well, who won the war?
41:39
Well, we want to know. Well, let's find out now, shall
41:42
we? Well who won the war is
41:43
definitely a a figure of the imagination, quite subjective,
41:48
but hardly any fantasy was there's Iranian missiles struck
41:53
over a dozen critical sites now including intelligence hubs, air
41:56
bases, oil refineries and nuclear linked research
42:00
facilities. Well Israel's multi layer
42:03
defense systems intercepted only a whopping 5% of the missiles
42:09
that landed were only intercepted.
42:12
Can you believe that? Exposing the fatal
42:14
vulnerabilities of Tel Aviv, I believe 2/3 of it has been well
42:18
destroyed if you ask me. Well, Israel banned public
42:21
documentation of the damage. That's right.
42:24
If you're in Tel Aviv, you're in Israel and you take a picture
42:26
and try to send an overseas, well, they'll come and arrest
42:29
you. That's how much they care of
42:32
controlling the narrative. Now, the ceasefire was not
42:35
negotiated peace, but a desperate pause as Israel faced
42:38
unprecedented destruction. Netanyahu's regime is now
42:41
weighing the extreme escalation and potential nuclear
42:45
retaliation to regain the dominance of the area.
42:49
Well, they definitely want to control the Strait of Hormuz and
42:52
put in the Shah. That's no joke about that.
42:55
No joke about that. And these are some of the of the
42:58
pictures that are coming out that are banned.
43:00
Israeli official says Iran strikes killed over 30 security
43:04
chiefs, 11 nuclear scientists. Well, it does not lie itself,
43:09
does it? And then furthermore, what we
43:11
have this here? Well, look at this here now.
43:16
So here's what Israel has lost. Now, they had all their
43:19
information hacked. Well, they've lost 6 senior
43:21
military generals, 32 Mossad officers, 78 Shinbat officers,
43:25
27 naval officers and 198 Air Force officers. 462 soldiers,
43:31
423 civilians, 11 nuclear scientists, and more than 12128
43:36
Israeli terrorists were killed. Bloomberg has estimated Israel's
43:39
damage and compensation claims at a incredible $30 billion.
43:45
Isn't that something? Wow.
43:48
OK, we're going to take a quick break here.
43:49
And when we get back and we're going to get into Real Deal
43:52
International, we're going to have another look at something
43:56
that a lot of people may not be aware of that Iran is a part of
44:02
and another adversary that has nothing to do with the Middle
44:05
East, but everything to do with something on the bottom of the
44:09
world. You don't want to miss that as
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None. OK, welcome back, everybody.
47:04
Welcome back to yes, it is welcome back to World at War.
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The Incredible Summer of Sleeper Cells episode continues and I am
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And and what we are here just a week night certainly.
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But let's now get back to business.
48:45
And you know, I got to say, I guess before we get back to
48:48
business, you know, this big beautiful bill, this big,
48:53
beautiful, bloated bill, it, it really gives me pause of, well,
48:58
I should say fright because of the AI provision.
49:03
AI provision, if you're not familiar with this, well, it
49:06
gives the AI teams out there, the companies the same kind of
49:12
protection that we saw during the Reagan administration that
49:16
was given to the Miracle Jab and manufacturers, meaning you can't
49:21
sue them in this case up to like 10 years, you can't sue them and
49:26
they can also set up an artificial intelligence company
49:30
pretty much wherever they see fit in your backyard next to
49:34
your place of worship next to it's just a brothel.
49:38
Who knows at this point, you know and I'm thinking what we
49:42
are living in an AI kind of world.
49:44
If you recall, all of our interviews with our foreign
49:48
correspondent who's embedded in the EU, Forsetti, well, he said
49:51
one of the greatest things we have to worry about in the new
49:55
year of 2025 was artificial intelligence.
49:59
Also green screen, in a sense, holograms.
50:03
Well, you know, I'd be remiss if I didn't bring this up.
50:05
You know, sometimes I wonder which Trump are we dealing with
50:09
because we are being deceived on a grand level.
50:13
And to make my point real quick here, well, if you recall well,
50:16
the big, very beautiful speech he had with Vance, who had a the
50:24
the worst case of stink face for the entire speech, the state of
50:28
the union there and the Marco Rubio and Pete Haggiseth.
50:33
Well, you might recall this. We'll pay attention to that
50:36
right there. So what do you see there?
50:39
You see Donald Trump and you see little Marco.
50:44
OK, well, that doesn't seem so. What?
50:47
What are you saying here? We'll look again.
50:49
That's that. But here's another thing.
50:52
Here's what we saw. Do you see a difference here?
50:58
Same night, same speech, supposedly same person, but we
51:03
are being played on some kind of level.
51:08
I've yet to put my finger on it. So there it is.
51:11
And what do you look for? First of all, Donald Trump
51:14
doesn't have brown eyes. He doesn't have brown eyes.
51:18
No, he doesn't. But Donald Trump does certainly
51:21
doesn't have veneers. Look at these veneers.
51:23
Look at those teeth. It's all in the teeth,
51:25
everybody. So, you know, people are allowed
51:31
to believe what they want. But if we don't cuddle around
51:34
the Constitution, which cannot be manipulated, cannot be
51:38
duplicated and cannot be overhauled, then it shouldn't be
51:44
too complicated to support people like Thomas Massey, who
51:47
is certainly fighting for that. I just want to share that with
51:51
you. OK, let's continue now with some
51:54
real deal international and let's get on the Concorde and
51:58
get to some international affairs here.
52:10
Real deal international. Yes it is and let's get into it
52:14
now is there is some news as the Orwellian crackdown continues
52:20
across Europe and always seems to start sometimes stops in
52:25
Germany. And I feel bad for the people of
52:26
Germany who had been raped, pillaged in everything under the
52:31
sun since the dreadful decade, oh decades ago.
52:35
We'll get this now as German police are now conducting a
52:38
sweep in a Orwellian fashion. Well, it's now cracking down on
52:42
their own citizens yet again as German Germany target citizens
52:46
for hate speech in a whole slew of raids in the dawn, that is.
52:52
Well, German police conducted coordinated early morning raids
52:55
on 170 individuals accused of posting politically incorrect or
53:00
critical content online, seizing devices and interrogating
53:04
suspects under expanding hate speech laws.
53:08
That's right. Are people that stupid to go
53:10
along with this? Well, the answer is absolutely
53:12
yes. That's why they got rid of the
53:15
George Orwell 1984 book out of the United States high school
53:18
curriculum. Thank you, Department of
53:21
Education, and thank you for tearing it down too.
53:24
Well, Germany's revised Penal Code is now punishing the
53:29
insults against public officials with up to three years in
53:32
prisons. That's right.
53:33
Targets included a pensioner previously rated for calling a
53:37
minister, quote, an idiot and others for retweets of vulgar
53:42
remarks. So if if the former Prime
53:46
Minister Angela Merkel, if you happen to call her Angela
53:51
Hitler, you know the daughter or something that you made that
53:54
reference, well, you could be fine up to three years or put in
53:57
jail or even worse, even worse. Now officials friendly operation
54:02
is combating extremism not on their behalf or their part, but
54:08
at the citizens, half with leaders of saying that anyone
54:11
who posts these messages should expect the police at their front
54:14
door. Leader of the police realms are
54:17
now saying, well, the left-leaning reporting centers
54:20
fuel the system with hate speech.
54:21
They're saying as now cases are quadrupling since 2021.
54:26
Proposed snitching hubs mirror the Stasi era tactics.
54:31
Outsiders and witnesses are now saying and they're now
54:34
encouraging citizens to report offensive speech.
54:38
Yeah, that's right, snitching. Remember, during the lockdowns,
54:41
places in LA you had the mayor, Garcita the Garcita, the rat
54:46
King over there in LA, if anyone breaks the curfew, snitch.
54:51
Encouraging snitching. Well, while courts occasionally
54:55
push back, Germany's war on hate speech increasingly suppresses
54:58
criticism of elites, risking a return to oppressive
55:02
surveillance reminiscent of East Germany.
55:05
Which I can make the case it never left.
55:08
The Berlin Wall might have just gotten torn down, but the
55:13
fascism just came back up in the rise of the EU.
55:17
That's how that one's playing out.
55:18
Well, now get this. Canada and US are now talking
55:23
again. That's right.
55:24
They were not on speaking terms not that long ago.
55:26
But now trade talks have resumed.
55:29
This could be good for all of us, or it could get worse.
55:32
Well, let me find out a bit more about it now.
55:35
Well, yes, that's true. The Canadian Prime Minister over
55:37
there, Mark Carney, I should say the alleged Canadian Prime
55:41
Minister is probably being ran and overhauled by Chrystia
55:45
Freeland. Yet there's no word on where
55:47
Justin Trudeau currently is. Now, the recent rumors have it
55:53
that he's in Cuba with Tupac and the Castro family.
55:57
That's a side issue. Well, now the Sunday trade talks
56:00
have resumed with the United States after Canada rescinded in
56:05
its plan to tax the United States technology firms.
56:10
That's right, Trump said Friday late Friday night then he was
56:13
suspending trade talks with Canada over its plans to
56:15
continue its tax on the technology firms, which he
56:19
called a, quote, a direct and blatant attack on our country,
56:23
UN quote. Well, the Canadian government
56:25
said in anticipation of a trade deal that Canada would rescind
56:30
the digital service tax. Yes, they would.
56:32
And good faith. Well, the tax was set to go into
56:35
effect Monday. Carney and Trump spoke on the
56:38
phone Sunday for keeping score at home.
56:41
Carney's office said that they agreed to resume negotiations.
56:44
And now today's announcement, they're saying we'll support a
56:48
resumption of negotiations toward a July 21st timeline set
56:52
out for this month's G7 leaders over there.
56:56
And relations couldn't be more chirpy.
56:59
Some say chippy, but I say catastrophic.
57:02
But we'll see what happens next. I mean, it's just a matter of
57:05
time before Netanyahu declares war on Canada, don't you think?
57:09
Don't you think? Well, that brings us to a very
57:12
important story. You know, I've, I initially
57:15
covered February of 2024 and it was always in the back of my
57:19
mind. And it was always odd to me how
57:21
this really stuck out. And nobody's ever done a follow
57:25
up. Well, until tonight.
57:27
That brings us to this. Well, Hoover calls this Iran
57:31
claims Antarctica. That's correct.
57:35
Look at the supreme leader there.
57:36
Who's he fooling in his little just bear suit?
57:40
Let me tell you about it now. Well, this goes all the way
57:42
back, just the age-old year of 2024 as now back then, Iran
57:47
claims, quote property rights over Antarctica.
57:51
Realistic ambitions or just fueling the fire?
57:55
Well, a geopolitical risk consultant says the Iranian
57:58
regime has no grounds to claim property rights over Antarctica.
58:02
The Iranian regime has no rights indeed at any attempts to build
58:06
a scientific base there. And if they do, it could trigger
58:09
a geopolitical crises between global powers, a geopolitical
58:13
risk consultant has warned. Well, this was about a year and
58:16
a half ago, everybody, and look where we are now.
58:19
Makes no sense or does it? Well, the Iranian Navy commander
58:22
all the way back then announced in September of 23 that the
58:27
Islamic Republic has, quote, property rights in Antarctica,
58:31
that it aspires to build a permanent base there.
58:34
Now, Rear Admiral Shahram Irani, a commander of the Iranian Navy
58:40
fleet, declared that these plans during a televised broadcast and
58:44
made it public. Yes, it did.
58:47
The Navy commander said that quote, our plan is to raise the
58:50
flag there. It is not military work, but
58:54
also scientific work that needs to be carried out.
58:58
Our scientists are getting ready for a joint operation with WHO,
59:02
encompassing the efforts of all our people in keeping with the
59:06
guidelines of our leader. Why does Iran want to go to
59:10
Antarctica, you might ask? Well, you can make the claim
59:14
that there's something or someone beings down there that
59:18
they're now studying, meaning technology, not of this Earth.
59:24
Now, it's worth noting, as historians will tell you, there
59:27
was a treaty signed back in 1959 called the Antarctic Treaty, and
59:31
it came to an effect all the way back in 1961.
59:34
Now it has 56 signatories and ruled that quote, no new claim
59:40
or enlargement of any existing claim to territorial sovereignty
59:44
in Antarctica shall be asserted while the present treaty is in
59:48
force, meaning no military allowed.
59:51
No one nation could put their flag and claim the entire
59:56
continent. And that's been in effect since
59:58
1959. And although the polar region is
1:00:02
free from sovereignty, its natural resources in
1:00:04
geopolitical location make it. Appealing for global powers,
1:00:08
many experts have said due to this, a continent puts itself at
1:00:12
risk of becoming a target of diplomatic disputes, even armed
1:00:16
conflicts. Now, prior to signing of that
1:00:19
treaty from 59, which designates the continent as a neutral
1:00:23
military free zone, several nations had made a territorial
1:00:27
claims. Must we forget?
1:00:29
Well, the Soviet Union first launched its expedition all the
1:00:32
way back in 1955, which triggered fears among major
1:00:36
nuclear powers like the United States that Antarctica could
1:00:38
become a Cold War pawn. Yes, now experts also say that
1:00:46
quote it could the Iranian presence on the just the the the
1:00:50
continent could force other world powers to militarize their
1:00:53
current scientific stations over there and drag the only
1:00:57
continent without motorization into geopolitical conflicts.
1:01:02
But he clarified, it seems unrealistic for them to invest
1:01:06
in a costly upgraded needed Navy.
1:01:09
So their Navy is really not much to brag about is what we're
1:01:11
learning. No, it's not.
1:01:14
Therefore, it seems likely it's just rhetoric.
1:01:16
But really, is it? Is it really rhetoric?
1:01:21
Well, something is going on here now.
1:01:24
We have now found out since this article has come out, we've seen
1:01:32
just a whole slurry of developments in the Middle East
1:01:36
to take out Iran, which started, well, we just want to get rid of
1:01:39
their nuclear reactors. Well, now it's we want the
1:01:42
regime change. Well, that's, you know, there's
1:01:44
no shock there. But China has now gotten
1:01:48
involved. So this could be a Chinese
1:01:51
expedition with their proxy state called Iran into
1:01:55
Antarctica. Do we know that other militaries
1:01:59
are not there? Well, we do know that militaries
1:02:01
are there, including the United States, including the Soviet
1:02:05
Union, including Germany, but it's unofficial.
1:02:09
So what is it about Antarctica? Is that why it makes New Zealand
1:02:14
and Australia a very strategic location to dominate, to
1:02:18
dominate the whole region? Is that why China is all up and
1:02:21
down the Australia coast, to have easy access and a short
1:02:27
expedition mileage into Antarctica?
1:02:30
I think the answer is yes, because there's something down
1:02:33
there. It was clearly evident in last
1:02:36
year's solar eclipse. All the radar showed some kind
1:02:40
of strange BLOB of something going into Antarctica, all this
1:02:46
new monetary grade equipment. But here's the key one, the
1:02:51
Direct Energy weapons centers exist on that continent and they
1:02:58
are the reason and the cause for many of the today's calamities,
1:03:01
including earthquakes. Just, you know, category 7-8
1:03:06
hurricanes are stemming from this continent.
1:03:11
This is a militarized continent and we be fools to think
1:03:14
otherwise. So Iran, do they need a nuclear
1:03:18
bomb? No, they have high grade
1:03:20
weaponry, material and technology that is beyond our
1:03:25
understanding or knowledge up to this point.
1:03:28
So there is an update for you. OK, that's how that one is.
1:03:33
Let's now get you some. Real deal HEALTH is now.
1:03:36
It's time to cleanse the demons, Doctor Ryan.
1:03:47
Real deal health adjusts the way it is.
1:03:51
Let me tell you about this now. As we can now report, Oklahoma
1:03:55
is now ending fluoridation. Yes, it is fluoridation.
1:04:01
We first saw that. We first saw that in Utah, but
1:04:06
now we're seeing it again. Yes, we can take that off.
1:04:09
Thank you. OK, let's get to it now.
1:04:12
Yes, let me tell you about this now.
1:04:14
Oklahoma is now ending fluoridation and I think it's a
1:04:16
great thing. And they're now citing health
1:04:18
risk as they should. Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitch
1:04:23
Yes, Mr. Stitt, Well, he was stating and now he's halting as
1:04:27
well the state promotion of a water fluoridation, citing
1:04:32
public concerns and new research in neurodevelopment risk.
1:04:37
Jeez, is he just now waking up and figuring this out?
1:04:41
What a total Stitch. Let me tell you a bit more about
1:04:46
it now. Well, this is now coming in the
1:04:48
light of Utah going the same way.
1:04:50
Well, now Stit ordered mandates of a full review and end state
1:04:54
health agency endorsements, although local authorities can
1:04:57
still choose a fluoridation and any other poison as they choose
1:05:02
how they want to die. Well, United States Health
1:05:04
Secretary Bobby Robert F Kennedy Junior supports the move,
1:05:08
calling fluoridation A neurotoxin that harms children's
1:05:11
IQ and definitely is not good with her or our teeth for that
1:05:16
fact. Well, federal court ruled
1:05:17
fluoride poses, quote, unreasonable risk, contradicting
1:05:21
the center of deception control and dental associations long
1:05:25
standing safety claims. Yeah.
1:05:27
I mean, does anyone ever really trust a dentist and does Has you
1:05:32
ever seen a dentist that doesn't really just recommend a root
1:05:35
canal before he can even ask a question?
1:05:39
Yeah, I don't trust them either. I certainly don't.
1:05:42
Well, the policy shift is part of a broader quote, Make
1:05:45
Oklahoma Healthy Again campaign targeting artificial additives
1:05:48
and sugary foods in public programs.
1:05:51
Well, there you have it. The creepy state of Oklahoma is
1:05:53
figuring out now, isn't it? They're now figuring out, well,
1:05:57
here's another thing people are figuring out, especially liberal
1:05:59
women out there who are some of the biggest recipients of the
1:06:03
miracle jab. Well, they're figuring this out
1:06:05
now. Is the clot shot miscarriages
1:06:07
and the uptick? Yeah.
1:06:09
It just didn't come from the air, from breathing and from a
1:06:12
just, you know, a bad case of sushi.
1:06:14
No, it came from something else. Now, as early they're having
1:06:18
miscarriages, as early as the pandemic, genocidal miracle jabs
1:06:23
started, which caused shocking numbers of miscarriages.
1:06:26
Still births per study of 1.3 million if you can believe it.
1:06:31
Well, that's just it here, let me tell you a bit more is now a
1:06:33
peer reviewed studies including one analyzing 1.3 million women
1:06:37
in Czech Republic found that the miracle jab women had
1:06:40
substantially lower rate of successful conceptions compared
1:06:44
to the UN miracle jab women. What a revelation.
1:06:50
What a revelation there. I can't believe it.
1:06:54
OK, tell me more. We'll increase miscarriages and
1:06:56
stillbirths. Multiple studies, including data
1:06:59
from the Bears research over there in Germany, Sweden, show a
1:07:02
strong correlation between the miracle jam roll outs and spikes
1:07:06
and miscarriages, stillbirths and sudden drops and fertility
1:07:09
rates. Wow, we're all 2 for two over
1:07:15
here as we were just saying these same things all the way
1:07:17
back then. It's just, it's good to be
1:07:20
validated, although it's just there's no winners.
1:07:22
Well, now experts have also said they criticize the rush
1:07:26
deployment of the mRNA miracle jams without adequate long term
1:07:31
safety data, particularly for pregnant women and women
1:07:34
childbearing age. There's calling it a disastrous
1:07:38
public health failure. Well, I'd say at the very least,
1:07:43
but also I'd say a very planned, very well devised plan of attack
1:07:49
on the American people and humanity for that fact.
1:07:52
Finally the batch contamination concerns as that that is coming
1:07:56
out as the Nuremberg trials can get here soon enough.
1:07:58
Now early concerns well gave us that early miracle jab batches
1:08:04
were disproportionately tied to severe adverse events.
1:08:07
They're saying with some studies suggesting that the placebo and
1:08:11
non placebo discrepancies and potential toxic effects are
1:08:16
reproductive health warranting urgent further investigation.
1:08:21
Yeah, I'd say so, I'd say I'd say so.
1:08:24
A little late for that. A little late for that.
1:08:27
OK, we'll now get this. Well, here's a little memory
1:08:33
lane just in case you forgot. Well, who recalls this?
1:08:35
Well, here's before August 25th, 2021, Newsweek was posting the
1:08:40
following. Are you unvaccinated?
1:08:42
It's time to make an an end of life plan.
1:08:45
We'll Fast forward to now COVID vaccines, heart risk warning
1:08:50
update issued by FDA. It's how the times and the tides
1:08:56
have changed for that fact. Yes, make no mistake about it,
1:08:59
we tried our best out there. We tried our best to warn
1:09:01
people, haven't we? Well, so did RFK and he's now
1:09:06
speaking about it as the autism and the unfertility is
1:09:10
definitely on the rise. Well, shows the awareness of
1:09:13
just exactly who and where autism is coming from.
1:09:16
What you would do if you wanted to find the answer, which is to
1:09:20
compare outcomes in a fully vaccinated group to health
1:09:24
outcomes in an unvaccinated group.
1:09:27
And CDC did that study in 1999. They brought in a team of of
1:09:36
scientists under a Belgian researcher named Thomas
1:09:40
Verstraten and they looked at the data.
1:09:44
They looked at children who had received the hepatitis vaccine
1:09:48
within first 30 days of life and compare those children to
1:09:53
children who had received the vaccine later or not at all.
1:09:58
And they found an 11135% elevated risk of autism among
1:10:04
the vaccinated children. And it shocked them.
1:10:08
They kept the study secret and and they manipulated it through
1:10:11
five different iterations. Yeah, it's coming out now and
1:10:17
heads are going to roll. So that mass arrest, we can only
1:10:21
hope that it also includes the people that knowingly were
1:10:25
killing people. Is that something?
1:10:28
Well, Speaking of killers on the loose, that's going to bring us
1:10:31
now to our final segment here as we now get into the inter depths
1:10:34
of the real deal wildlife. Well, as the entire world is
1:10:38
definitely becoming more and more insane.
1:10:41
Well, it doesn't just stop with us humans.
1:10:44
Well, now it's also beginning to make turkeys who are already
1:10:48
wild and just a little Wilder is now an Illinois family has now
1:10:52
been tormented by a Turkey named Carl.
1:10:55
Yeah, you might have heard about this.
1:10:56
And if you haven't, well, you're in luck now, as a family in a
1:10:59
small Illinois town has now gone public about a crazy Turkey, as
1:11:03
you might have some crazy people, in this case a Carl, in
1:11:08
your neck of the ones, well, they are now being tormented by
1:11:11
a territorial Turkey that has become so troublesome it's
1:11:15
making news around the country. And, well, in fact, here's a
1:11:19
taste of just the tormenting that's being done at the hands
1:11:23
of a crazy Turkey named Carl. Spotted the terror Turkey in
1:11:27
Iraqton, one that has been nicknamed by some of the locals
1:11:30
as Carl the Turkey. Can chase that to me he was in
1:11:34
our grass and he started chasing me and he.
1:11:44
Came up to me, tried to Peck me and I ran in the garage and told
1:11:49
my mom. The Turkey was first seen in
1:11:51
March in a pack of three different turkeys, but now it is
1:11:54
just the one, with residents in the cul-de-sac encountering the
1:11:57
Turkey multiple times throughout the months.
1:11:59
He's been in my garage three times.
1:12:03
I've been watering the flowers, minding my own business at like
1:12:06
8:00 in the morning, and here comes Carl.
1:12:10
He'll like he'll run up to you and then he'll stop and he'll
1:12:14
act like he's pecking the ground and then he'll take off right at
1:12:18
you. Neighbors have different views
1:12:20
on Carl, with some saying he's not all that bad, but for
1:12:23
others, they hope the Turkey goes away and doesn't come back.
1:12:26
But yet Carl keeps showing up. I've reached out to Brockton
1:12:31
Township, I've reached out to the Illinois DNR, I've reached
1:12:36
out to the Wild Turkey Confederation and they said they
1:12:40
put in something, but there's really nothing that they can do
1:12:43
about it. Now with summer.
1:12:46
Well, we send our condolences to that poor little girl.
1:12:50
And that little neighborhood over there in Illinois is crazy.
1:12:54
Carl definitely has his crazy ways, OK.
1:12:58
We have a lot of people who are very opinionated, as you should
1:13:02
be. We have a lot of people on
1:13:03
Rumble who are saying that. Well, they're saying the
1:13:06
following. We have a lot of people who are
1:13:11
affected. Yeah, affected by the miracle
1:13:14
jabs. Everybody knows somebody.
1:13:17
You know the depopulation tactic, as Hammer Time has said.
1:13:20
Yeah it's true here we have John Bisclione saying the following
1:13:25
he says on rumble quote RFK is an attention horse sell out.
1:13:28
He is a rich kid that was freaking anything and everything
1:13:32
and slamming heroin for 13 years.
1:13:34
Now he is the head health officer for the nation and in
1:13:38
judesto. Thank you John for was a long
1:13:43
one. Warn me next time, OK?
1:13:45
We have another one here. We have Kim over there on
1:13:49
YouTube saying we love Carl. Well, you love him till he pecks
1:13:54
at you. So you be careful there.
1:13:57
Everyone knows a Carl in their town, OK?
1:14:00
Just just be be very careful there.
1:14:03
Here is another one here. We have people.
1:14:07
We have Claudine. Yes, watching from Australia.
1:14:10
Hello everybody in Australia. Truly.
1:14:12
Truly care about all of you down there.
1:14:15
Consider me one of the first to start covering the Australian
1:14:19
matters in early 2020 and I have yet to stop.
1:14:23
Good to see you. And finally, we have.
1:16:08
None. Nose on the road, nose on the
1:16:22
beach, a villa in the air, Someone's out of reach.
1:16:28
Down the lace, down the streets, sun going down door, down by
1:16:34
your house again. No one's all around I can see
1:16:40
you, your brass can chill and in the sun because your hair come
1:16:45
back so that she's gone home. I can tell you I love you, miss
1:16:52
you, miss you after the boys somewhere left out home.
1:16:57
And if it was nice, the one on this street.
1:17:10
Remember how you made crazy on mainstream?
1:17:14
Now you don't really understand. Happens to run over town.
1:17:18
I will need you now. I will need you there.
1:17:25
I can see you, You cross and shine a new sun because the heck
1:17:32
black. So that's your song And I can
1:17:36
tell you I love you. Wish you were strong out down
1:17:42
the woods. Don't show where I've gone down.