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The Marriage and 2nd Amendment Debate, Trump’s Guilty, Macron Lawsuit | America Unfiltered #96 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are back baby. Welcome to another episode of
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America Unfiltered with James Pascalities.
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I want to welcome you back to another show with us tonight.
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We got a great show for you tonight.
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Everyone Please remember to like, follow, leave any comments
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if you have any questions. We have a lot of different
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topics to talk about tonight. We are going to talk more about
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Epstein. We're going to talk about the
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marriage debate happening on social media right now,
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happening between Matt Walsh, Andrew Tate, and Nick Fuentes.
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We'll talk a little bit more about the Nelk Boys interview
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with Netanyahu, Candace Owens new lawsuit that she is facing,
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and what happened to arresting all of the criminals that Donald
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Trump promised to arrest. We are seeing countless people
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who have allegedly committed crimes, according to Donald
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Trump, walk around the United States, walk through politics,
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through business, etcetera. While Donald Trump campaigned on
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arresting all the criminals, draining the swamp, and cleaning
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out corrupt Washington DC, none of these things are happening
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right now. We've seen Donald Trump fold in
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real time. We do have a lot of things to
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talk about. Like I said, we have a great
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show for you tonight, everybody. But to get right into our topics
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today, I want to talk about what happened in Florida today
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regarding Jeffrey Epstein. So Judge Robin Rosenberg from
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southern Florida decided to block the unsealing of the
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Epstein files that Pam Bondi and Donald Trump paraded around that
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they were going to release after the pressure from the American
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people. We knew that this was an active
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show when they said that they were going to push for the
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releasal of this information. After they actively buried the
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information, they edited the video.
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The 10 hour long security Cam footage, they edited three whole
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minutes out. Three whole minutes seems like a
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lot of time that you could use to go and hang somebody in their
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cell and make it look like they killed themselves.
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They buried all that information.
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They buried all the information with Donald Trump's name in the
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files. They did not release any lists
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of Co conspirators. And all they did was say stop
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talking about it. It is a Democratic hoax.
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It is something that Hillary and Obama and all these people
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created well before Jeffrey Epstein was even arrested.
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This judge blocked the releasal of this or of these files saying
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that they cannot be used unless it is in current judicial
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proceedings that normally that grand jury testimony can almost
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never get released. One thing this is showing me is
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that the executive branch holds a lot less power than we
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originally thought. The president.
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People like to call Donald Trump a dictator.
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I'm not saying I wish he was a dictator, but I wish our
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president was able to act a little bit more like a dictator.
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If you will and if you'll bear with me here, the president
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should be able to tell a judge to release information to the
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public when it is regarding something of this nature, when
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it is regarding corrupt politicians and billionaires and
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corrupt people within our government who are having sex
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with children. The president should be within
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his authority to tell a judge and demand a judge to release
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this information. The fact that the head of the
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executive branch, the President of the United States, allegedly
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the most powerful person in the country or world, the fact that
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he is not able to get the releasal of this information
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from this corrupted judge is ridiculous.
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I wonder why Judge Robin Rosenberg is deciding not to
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release this information. She has a lot of corrupt ties as
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well, and she is one of the judges who was looked into for
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ethics violations for trading stocks over 10 different times
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on cases that she was literally ruling on.
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So we have a corrupt judge involved, corrupt.
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Donald Trump, corrupt Pam Bondi, corrupt Department of Justice
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and FBI all hiding the Epstein information from the American
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people. They want us to stop talking
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about it. They want us to say it's a hoax.
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They want us to push it to the back end of the media.
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Like I said, they're trying to flood the media with all other
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topics right now, but it is not working.
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We will not allow them to stop talking about this.
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As someone who voted for Donald Trump, I am very upset by his
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handling of this and I will refuse to stop talking about the
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possible involvement of Donald Trump or anyone than the
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Republican or Democratic Party when it comes to the Epstein
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files. Holding pedophiles accountable
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is what needs to happen. We need to clean up the streets
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of criminals. Donald Trump talks a lot about
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cleaning up the streets of criminals, but he does not seem
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to be doing it. And there's a chance that one of
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the reasons he is not releasing the information is because he is
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guilty. We have talked about at this
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theory before, but I want to dive into it a little more.
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The other day we talked about thousands of documents being
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reviewed by hundreds of thousands of FBI employees.
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They were all told that if they found Donald Trump's name in
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these Epstein documents, to give them to Pam Bondi or Donald
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Trump themselves. This is obviously extremely
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corrupt. This is obviously showing that
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they are actively covering this up and and then following that,
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when Thomas Massie produces a bill Co sponsored by a lot of
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people bipartisanly to reveal all information regarding
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Jeffrey Epstein, Mike Johnson decides to shut Congress down
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for the next six weeks to cancel the vote for the next six weeks.
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This is just showing again the cover up.
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They are doing whatever they can to get this information out of
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the spotlight to try and push Epstein away.
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They hope that in the next six weeks the American people do not
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care that much about this anymore.
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I'm sure in the next six weeks there will be some major event
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that will try and overtake all the media and overtake the
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headlines, but we will not let that happen.
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We will continue to talk about Epstein.
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I'm not going to talk about him every single day on the show
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because that might get annoying, but I will at least mention it.
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I will talk about it whenever there is information.
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And I will never forget about Donald Trump's burial of this
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information. I will keep it alive until we
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get answers because we need to get answers and hold people
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accountable beyond them just doing that.
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Pam Bondi was one of the people who originally was behind
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releasing this information. You know she orchestrated the
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parading around of binders on the White House lawn with
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influencers ruining all their credibility essentially.
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She multiple times went on Fox News, went in front of the press
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in the Oval Office, in front of live streams, etc.
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Said that the files are on my desk.
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We are reviewing the files. The Client List is overwhelming.
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There are names that will break headlines.
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All things that came out to not be true because there was no
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client list. There was no files that got
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released beyond the phase one releasal, which was just
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redacted information that was already released in the Ghilane
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trial. So again, we are seeing the
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cover up in real time. Pam Bondi was scheduled to have
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a speech at CPAC. Pam Bondi decided to cancel her
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speech at CPAC citing that she had issues with her cornea.
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It seems extremely suspicious of the timing that Pam Bondi during
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all this controversy has a problem with her cornea that
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makes it so she cannot talk to the media at CPAC.
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When Pam Bondi has now stayed out of the media light since
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that original interview with Donald Trump.
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And Pam Bondi when they were asked about the Epstein files
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and Donald Trump decided to intercept the question away from
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her instead of allowing her to answer.
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And let's not forget, Pam Bondi was the attorney general in
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Florida. Pam Bondi and Donald Trump are
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like this. The chance that Pam Bondi and
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Robin Rosenberg could be working together in any way is possible.
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We don't know the extensive history of Robin Rosenberg and
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I'm sure more people will be continuing to look into that
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after the announcement today. We do want more information on
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this. We do need more information and
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more answers on this. Without information and answers
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on the Epstein file, they are pushing younger generations to
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revolt. And maybe it's not a violent
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revolution, but people will not vote in the midterms.
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People will write Congress letters.
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People will do things that haven't been done in
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generations. People will start revolting
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against the government if they are not given the information
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about Jeffrey Epstein. One of the craziest news stories
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about Jeffrey Epstein too. Today they are reporting that in
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May they didn't report the specific date.
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The only thing they said is in May Donald Trump was told that
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he was in the files countless times.
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We did not get the burial of the information till about mid June
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or end of what? When was it?
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No, it was start of July actually.
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I'm sorry about that. So in mid-May around, you know,
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mid and whatever it is of May, Donald Trump was told that he
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was in the files multiple times, sat on that information for a
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month and a half, almost two months to then bury it all.
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They didn't come and point fingers at anybody else.
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They didn't create any other credible evidence to show that
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it could be someone else. All they did was bury the
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information. This is just showing that Donald
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Trump has stopped caring. He stopped giving a shit.
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He doesn't even care about the cover up because he knows he's
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not running for re election. JD Vance is going to be running
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for the Republican Party and if they want any chance at winning
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then they need transparency. I won't vote for JD Vance
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regardless because of his direct ties to Peter Thiel.
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But the fact that the they are hiding this information, they
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are actively showing that they do not care what the American
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people think. That more information every
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single day is getting released to show that Donald Trump is
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most likely involved and guilty in this is not voting well for
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the Republican Party. It is making everyone in the
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Republican Party look extremely guilty because it's making them
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look like they are hiding this. It's making them look like
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they're facilitating the cover up.
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Even people who aren't Donald Trump, people who are most
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likely innocent in this are now looking guilty because they are
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on Donald Trump's side when they need to be on the side of
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America right now. This is America versus the
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swamp. This is America versus the deep
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state. These are the people versus, you
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know, the elites. This is a moment in American
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history that will be remembered forever.
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This is something that we need to stand together, that
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politicians can stand with the people here.
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That politicians who do stand with the people will be
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remembered forever as the uncorrupt politicians who wanted
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to fight tyranny, fight corruption, and fight pedophilia
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within our government. Because that's what we have
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right now. We have politicians protecting
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pedophiles and we have politicians who even weren't
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involved, just protecting them because of their donors.
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For once, do the right thing people.
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People who are taking money to protect Epstein, protect Trump,
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protect the lane, protect whoever it is.
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Please do the right thing for the American people.
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This is a crucial moment in American history and everyone
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should want to come out on the right side of this.
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It's one of the reasons me, as someone who outspokenly voted
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for Donald Trump and was sure that Donald Trump was going to
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be the most transparent administration in history,
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That's why I speak out against him every single day on the
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show. Because if I didn't, I would
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just be another hypocrite, another shill for the Republican
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establishment that is allowing things like this to happen.
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I would never wish in a billion or trillion or infinite amount
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of years that anyone in this world gets raped, let alone a
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child. And the fact that our
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politicians do not care that it happened.
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They're allowing it to happen. And we saw Pam Bondi, Christy
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Noem, Caroline Levitt, Donald Trump, all these people talking
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about how what sick, asshole and deranged person that Jeffrey
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Epstein was and showing genuine concern for these or what seemed
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at the time like genuine concern for the families and for the
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victims of these, you know, the victims of these crimes.
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Now it seems like they don't care at all.
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They don't care about the victims.
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They do not care about the families.
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All they care about is protecting the elites, the
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pedophiles. It's just it's sad the parade
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that politics has become recently and Donald Trump's
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administration for months tricked millions and millions of
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Americans into believing that they were the most transparent
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administration of all time, saying they were going to
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release the JFKMLKRFK files, only for the JFK files to
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essentially be a sham. The MLK files again essentially
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to be a sham. No new real information was
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found in them as I've heard so far, and they released over
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233,000 individual PDF documents.
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It's not transparency that is making it impossible for people
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to be able to search. At least add a search function
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or some way for people to search the documents and be able to
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categorize them. Because it is insane to imagine,
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you know, journalists going through 233,000 independent PDF
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documents. They would have to go through
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terabytes. I mean, it's just, again, just
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ridiculous the way our government is handling all these
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things they're saying they're being transparent about.
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I want to talk about one of the things they're flooding the
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media with to try and distract us from the FC narrative.
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We've talked about this before, but we need to talk about it
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again because of the press briefing today.
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Caroline Levitt and Tulsi Gabbard held a press briefing
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today. And I don't know, I mean, it was
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a little bit weird. So they talked about the Obama
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narrative, obviously, because that's the narrative they are
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trying to push into the media to distract from Donald Trump.
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They said that they are referring Obama to the
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Department of Justice for criminal prosecuting.
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And then one of the reporters brought up, doesn't Obama have
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immunity? So would that even be able to
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happen? And then you immediately saw
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Caroline Levitt frees up for a second look, a little nervous
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and then respond saying we're going to let the Department of
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Justice handle that. All that means is this was all
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for show. This is in the media.
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Nothing is actually going to happen.
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Obama will not be arrested. We will not see Hillary
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arrested. We will not see a single Obama
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official White House staff or anybody arrested or in
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handcuffs. I doubt we'll even get criminal
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proceedings. We'll get anything regarding
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this pastures, media headlines, Donald Trump on true social
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trying to parade around that the Democrats tried to not one, not
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two, but the three elections ago tried to oust him as the
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president. You know, saying there was a
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Russian disinformation campaign or Russia tried to steal the
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election for Donald Trump again. Donald, let's fucking move past
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2016 right now. Let's get to 2025 where you are
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burying the releasal of the Jeffrey Epstein information.
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Let's leave the past in the past about Obama and Russiagate.
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Nobody gives a shit about that. Nobody cares about it, nobody
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wants to talk about it. The people who are talking about
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it are the media shills who are trying to distract from Epstein.
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Literally all Donald Trump seems to have left right now is Ben
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Shapiro, the cat turd Twitter account, and Mark Levin.
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Those are the only strong supporters that Donald Trump
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seems to have left who are not pushing for the release of the
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Epstein information, are highlighting Obama's, you know,
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faults with trying to get Trump ousted and trying to flood the
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media with these narratives that Trump wants.
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It's just corrupt media. It is corrupt politicians.
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It is everything Donald Trump campaigned and ran against.
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Donald Trump campaigned and ran against draining the swamp,
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against draining the deep state and getting rid of the deep
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state, only to become part of the deep state.
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And I could even be wrong saying that when I say become part of
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the deep state, Donald Trump might have always been part of
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the deep state and we never realized it.
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I like to think that he became part of it because of lobbying.
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My take is that because he did not take any funding in those
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first two campaigns, that he was less susceptible to the
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corruption that we're dealing with now.
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And now that he took hundreds of millions of dollars from various
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donors, he has a lot of promises he needs to fulfill.
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He has a lot of back end deals he's going to need to make and
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presidents in their second term generally have a lot less to
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lose because they're now running for reelection.
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So what is the harm, especially when you are in your 80s.
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One crazy thing they also brought up, Tulsi Gabbard went
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on for a while ripping Hillary apart.
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One specific thing they said about Hillary was that Hillary
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every single day was on tranquilizers because of her
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mood swings. That she was essentially having
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psychotic breakdowns and emotional problems and anger
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outbreaks every single day and was heavily on tranquilizers.
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Whether this information is true or not, it is ridiculous to
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think that a presidential candidate was possibly on SSRIs
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or Trent, like anything like that.
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I want my presidents top of the line.
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I want them to be, you know, sharp as a nail.
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I want them to not be on SSRIs, not be, you know, anxiety,
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depressed. I don't want them to have ADHD.
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I do not want them to have any of these things.
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I want my president to be sharp, quick, decisive.
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I want my president to be able to take action.
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He needs to be able to mobilize the military within 12 hours to
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24 hours, any four around the world if needed.
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They need to be able to restore trust in the American people,
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restore the American economy. They need to be able to hold
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strong nationalism stances. These are the people I want as
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president. I do not want women on SSRI's
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who you know, can't stop having mental breakdowns.
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And whether this is true or not about Hillary, I mean, I think
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we know it's true. She she seemed like a very
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ridiculous person when she was running.
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Very intolerable person. You know, her entire marriage
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with Bill seems to be a sham. She knows her husband's a
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pedophile. And they're really only together
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for political reasons because of the money they raised and the
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people they've killed. The fact that they have to stay
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together at this point. I mean, it's like Bonnie and
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Clyde. When you've killed enough
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people, you just, you can't get divorced.
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You, you go down with the ship, you go down together.
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So it's going to happen. They probably have had countless
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affairs on each other. We know about Bill Clinton's
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affair already, but that's only one of them.
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There was multiple others. He was alleged to have raped a
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woman in a hotel room along with alleged to have raped multiple
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women with Jeffrey Epstein. And that doesn't include the
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possible consensual sexy out as well.
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He was a notoriously handsome president to some women.
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They, you know, loved his Southern draw, as you would say,
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and they. He was just a very popular man
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with the ladies. So it's not crazy to think that
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there was a lot more cheating happening going on.
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We all know the entire marriage was a sham.
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Not that this whole thing, you know, their marriage being a
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sham is the center of this topic.
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But it just goes to show that Hillary had a lot of issues,
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that Hillary probably might have been a little bit crazy.
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But it doesn't mean we should distract ourselves from the
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bigger picture. The bigger picture is that
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they're throwing this information into the ring, into
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the media to distract you, to distract me, to distract
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everybody from the fact that Donald Trump is burying the
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Jeffrey Epstein information. That all the people that Donald
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Trump said he wanted to arrest all the criminals, he literally
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ran on the idea of we are going to arrest the criminals.
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We're going to drain the swamp. We are are going to get rid of
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the deep state, but mainly we are going to arrest the
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criminals. Why is Epstein, why is a who
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Barack, why is Clinton? Why is Peter Thiel?
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Why is Gates, why is Lutnick, why is Hillary, why is Obama?
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Why are all these people still walking around?
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Mine is like Epstein and things like that.
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The date, you know, few dead ones.
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Why are these people still walking around?
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Why are they not in handcuffs? Why are they not being
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questioned in front of Congress? Why are they not, you know,
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being tied to any of the possible crimes they committed,
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any of the countless Intel ties these people have, any of the
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allegations that have been made by Donald Trump, by other
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people, by the American public themselves?
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The people hold the power in this country, not the
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politicians. But right now, the politicians
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are holding the power over the people.
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That's the reason we are getting no answers on this and no
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transparency, because we are living in the fall of America.
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We know we're in the fall of America because our system is
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corrupted. When the system becomes
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corrupted, we are facing everything our founders tried to
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build against. Our founders tried to build a
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system that could withstand time to keep the power in the
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people's hands. And when we see the power
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transitioning from the people to the government, when the
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government is able to hide corrupt things from the people,
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overpower the people, basically be able to disarm the people,
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you know, we're not going to, we'll talk about this for a
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second, I guess. But the Second Amendment debate
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is a big debate in this country. And not a lot of people debate
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to take away your guns completely outside of, you know,
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some immigrants we bring into this country.
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You don't think we should have guns, but there are people who
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do argue that you shouldn't have AR fifteens, you shouldn't have
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AK-40 sevens, you shouldn't have access to long rifles, etcetera,
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that you should only be able to access shotguns and pistols.
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I'm going to explain to you why that's stupid.
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If someone breaks in your house, we're going to start here and
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then we'll go to the government. But if someone breaks in your
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house, there are a, you know, large range of weapons you could
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possibly choose from. The weapons you're going to want
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are most likely in AR15556 round.
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You're going to want possibly 9mm.
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But you are going to want something with accuracy.
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You are going to want something with sight.
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You are going to want something that is going to be able to
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shoot multiple rounds, fast, accurate, with little to no shot
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spread and the groupings to be close.
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AR fifteens are exceptional at this.
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AK-40 sevens are dummy proof. You could literally hand one to
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someone who has never touched a gun before and they could figure
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out how to use it almost immediately.
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We need to put more guns in the hands of American citizens
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because one, we need to be able to defend our property, defend
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our families. But two, our government has
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drones, our government has satellites, Our government has
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tanks, Our government has military units.
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Our government has things that the American people currently do
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not keep up with. People make the argument that
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the founding fathers, when they argued the Second Amendment, you
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know, they had muskets. They didn't picture AR15 S and
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ask, no, what they were picturing was that the people
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need to be able to revolt against the government if they
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need to. If the government gets
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tyrannical, the people need to be able to hold the power to
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revolt and overthrow that government.
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My take right now is that we need to have less regulations on
24:20
the guns in Americans hands. Right now it is nearly
24:23
impossible to get your hands on a automatic weapon because
24:26
automatic weapons that were made post like 1970 something are
24:31
illegal in the United States minus if you have very specific
24:35
licenses. I do not think this should be in
24:38
place. The fact that our government has
24:39
satellites and drones and can literally kill you from space
24:42
essentially and I can't have an automatic weapon to defend
24:46
myself against that tyrannical government is absurd.
24:49
I would even go as far as to argue that humans and citizens
24:52
in America should be able to have some form of drone
24:55
technology, that there should be no regulations on the armor that
24:59
we're allowed to have, That there should be no tax stamps
25:02
and no registrations for suppressors, flashlights, ETC.
25:07
Muscle or muzzle flash hiders, like all these things need to be
25:12
easily accessible to Americans. They need to be able to install
25:15
them on their weapons. They should be trained on these
25:18
things. I advise everybody who owns a
25:21
firearm to not only take one, but take multiple firearm safety
25:25
training classes. Not only is it going to help you
25:27
with basic safety training, they're also going to teach you
25:29
what to do in specific scenarios to avoid, you know, legal
25:33
trouble depending on the state you're in when it comes to
25:35
defending yourself and defending your family and home, but it
25:38
will also improve your accuracy. You know, extended time at the
25:42
range, practicing your craft and your weaponry, it will help you
25:46
become more accurate. The closer you can keep your
25:49
shock groupings, the more efficient you will be in a life
25:52
or death scenario. In the life or death scenario,
25:55
you only have a few seconds to defend your life.
25:58
If someone is 20 yards away from you, you realistically have 5
26:01
seconds or under to pull out your weapon and and if you don't
26:04
have one in the chamber, you have to pull out your weapon,
26:06
take the safety off, cock it back, aim, lock in and fire
26:10
multiple rounds to disarm and take down the target.
26:13
That's why most people recommend carrying with one in the chamber
26:17
as well. Not that we're going to get into
26:19
that discussion, although people love that debate.
26:21
I always say carry with one in the chamber.
26:23
You know, if you're, if you're not able to carry with one in
26:26
the chamber, then you shouldn't be carrying at all.
26:28
If you're not responsible enough to carry with one in the
26:30
chamber, then you should go take a few more gun safety classes or
26:34
get comfortable with it. Because your life, you know,
26:38
it's not necessarily safe when you don't have one in the
26:40
chamber if you're in an attack scenario because you will not
26:44
always have time to rack that gun and to get everything in
26:47
time before you are attacked or disarmed, etcetera.
26:52
I think we need to put more guns in the hands of more American
26:55
people beyond what we already have.
26:56
We need beyond just like more guns, you know, having more
27:00
quantity. We need, like I said, we need
27:02
higher quality guns and higher quality weaponry in the hands of
27:06
American people. The American people need to be
27:09
able to hold the power in this country and they are far from
27:12
holding that power as long as we do not have the ability to
27:16
overthrow the government if it was necessary.
27:18
I'm not saying we need revolutions all the time and we
27:20
need people to get violent, but we need to be able to hold an
27:23
equal playing ground to our government like our founders
27:26
intended, or we are at a severe disadvantage like we are at now.
27:31
Or all I want is I want civilian access to certain drones for
27:36
defense systems, civilian access to all kinds of, you know, body
27:41
armor, night vision, suppressors, all these things.
27:45
More civilian access to rocket technology.
27:49
And I'm not even saying like mortars.
27:53
I just, you know, like I'm RP GS.
27:55
I don't know, like, give them something.
27:57
Give the American people something.
27:59
This is what we need in this country to stay in line with our
28:03
government. And it's not about wanting to
28:04
cause mass chaos and wanting people to parade their guns
28:07
around the street. It's about if it ever comes to a
28:10
time that our government does get tyrannical, that our
28:13
government does turn on the American people, that they do
28:16
start showing up to your door to take your guns.
28:19
There will be a war. There will be a day where we
28:22
will have the next civil war, and when that happens, we need
28:26
to be able to hold our ground. I pray that never happens.
28:30
I never want to be alive for when that happens.
28:32
I never want anyone in MyHeritage or Bloodline to be
28:35
alive for when that happens. But it could be inevitable.
28:38
It could eventually happen if we do not get things in line, if we
28:42
do not get corrupt politicians and lobbying in line.
28:44
If we let corrupt politicians keep running our government into
28:47
the ground, devaluing our dollar and replacing American citizens
28:51
with immigrants. These are things that will lead
28:53
to a revolution eventually. Because the younger generation
28:56
can only take being mad for so long.
28:58
If you piss off 18 year olds enough, you're going to set them
29:01
to revolt against you. I do want to go into some of our
29:05
last topics of the day. Candace Owens is being sued by
29:09
Bridget Macrone. This is no surprise.
29:13
Candace Owens has released a multi part documentary about
29:18
Bridget Macrone being a man. That Bridget Macrone was born a
29:21
man. That Bridget Macrone is a man.
29:23
That Emmanuel Macron is gay. Because of this the this was a
29:30
multi part docu series on YouTube.
29:33
It's actually extremely interesting.
29:35
I urge everyone to go watch it. I always think true or not,
29:38
everyone should get all angles of these things.
29:41
She does provide some fairly overwhelming evidence to the
29:45
subject. Not 100% definitive evidence,
29:47
but it does seem like it is very possible.
29:51
Just because Bridget is suing Candace doesn't mean that
29:54
Candace is wrong. Candace is not 100% correct
29:58
either. We will find out, I'm sure, what
30:00
the true answer is in court. But this is very interesting,
30:04
especially after Candace, you know, talked about how President
30:08
Trump was saying that he or Candace reported that President
30:12
Trump called him or called her to say she should just stop
30:17
talking about the subject, that it's ruining the relationship
30:19
between the United States and France.
30:22
And then now we're seeing this lawsuit.
30:24
So Candace Owens is either going to owe hundreds of millions of
30:27
dollars, be bankrupted, or or we are going to get crazy evidence
30:34
that there has been a political scandal where a president of a
30:37
country was hiding that his wife was actually a man.
30:40
I mean, this is pretty crazy to find out if it's true.
30:44
We are living in one of the most interesting times in the world.
30:48
I talk about this all the time, through all the shit going on,
30:50
all the terrible things I would never want to be alive in any
30:54
other time in history. It is by far the most
30:57
interesting time period and time to be alive, and we have access
31:02
to all these things via social media, which no other
31:04
generations had. As that lawsuit continues, I
31:07
will of course keep everyone updated.
31:10
There's not a ton of new information now besides Candace
31:13
just announcing she's being sued and I urge everyone to go watch
31:16
her most recent video on it. I want to talk about the Nelk
31:20
boys as well. We've talked about their
31:22
interview with Netanyahu and then their follow up streaming
31:26
marathon with Myron, with Sneako, with Nick Fuentes, with
31:30
Hassan Piker. But the Nelk boys have now
31:34
admitted that they were given a script of the questions they can
31:37
and can't ask in this interview, just showing that Israel is
31:43
running operations in America. They are trying to run media
31:48
operations on the American youth propaganda pushes to try and get
31:52
the American youth to be OK with what they are doing, to be OK
31:56
with Netanyahu's war crimes, to be OK with dragging Trump into
32:00
the Iranian war, to be OK with the burial of the Epstein
32:03
information. But no, it is not working.
32:05
It actually did the exact opposite.
32:07
Like we said, they got overwhelming amount of hate for
32:10
it, More hate than almost any YouTube video.
32:13
They admitted that it was scripted, pretty much blowing up
32:17
Netanyahu completely, and beyond that, they even admitted that
32:21
there were about 10 to 20 Mossad agents in the room while they
32:25
were filming. There were 20 agents in suits
32:29
who were in the room watching every single thing they were
32:32
saying during the interview, telling them what they could and
32:34
could not put in it. This is a PR in a media campaign
32:39
by Netanyahu, by Israel, by Donald Trump, because of their
32:43
group war coalition they have together to make Israel
32:47
favorable again. But like I said, it failed
32:51
miserably. Israel is at a record low
32:54
favorability in the United States when it comes to the
32:56
American youth who does not want to keep sending our money over
33:00
there. You have record people on the
33:02
left and the right who agree to this.
33:04
The only people who don't seem to agree to it are the people in
33:07
Congress who take money from APEC and Israeli lobbyists and
33:11
Donald Trump who is like this with Netanyahu, who also could
33:14
be indicted in some of these crimes revolving Jeffrey
33:18
Epstein. I do want to talk about our last
33:21
topic of the day. Like I said, we don't have a
33:23
long show for you tonight, folks.
33:25
Still a good show, not a long show.
33:27
But I want to talk about the debate happening on social media
33:30
right now and on streams right now.
33:32
It is the marriage debate. It is happening between Matt
33:36
Walsh, Andrew Tate, Nick Fuentes, Myron Gaines, and then
33:41
you have various other social media influencers chirping and
33:44
chiming in like Charlie Kirk, et cetera.
33:49
I'm going to give you each person's position in this
33:51
debate, and then we'll go over where I stand and we'll go over
33:55
the debate itself. Now Walsh, in the debate, his
33:58
stance is that people should get married young, have kids young
34:02
and have more kids than they can afford and that it will push
34:05
them to be better men and that they should be traditional men
34:09
in every sense. Andrew Tate, his take is that we
34:14
should never get married, that marriage is a trap for men, that
34:19
men need to have multiple or not, that we should never get
34:22
married but never be married to only one woman, we need to have
34:25
multiple wives, that women are essentially for kids only to
34:29
him, he has no other use for them.
34:31
He lives with a bunch of his other male friends, his
34:34
brothers, etcetera, and all their multiple wives and
34:37
children all live there and the women take care of all the
34:40
children and raise the children. They live a hedonistic lifestyle
34:44
and this is the lifestyle that he proposes.
34:46
And then Nick Fuentes, he came in, he said marriage is very
34:51
important. It is part of the Catholic
34:53
faith, but do not rush it. Women can be dangerous.
34:56
They can essentially ruin your life financially and ruin your
35:00
credibility as a man to the media, especially if you are a
35:03
bigger public figure like Steven Crowder with his wife.
35:07
He brought that example up, specifically how he was pushing
35:10
traditional marriage. He married a traditional woman
35:13
and she essentially divorced him, took a lot of his money,
35:16
she ruined his reputation in the media only for him to eventually
35:20
overtime try and restore it. Ryland is kind of a mix between
35:27
Matt Walsh, Nick Fuentes, not as much Andrew Tate.
35:31
Like I said, I don't generally agree with a lot of things in
35:35
Muslim culture. Most of Andrew Tate's views here
35:37
are being derived from the Muslim religion of wanting to
35:40
have multiple wives, wanting, you know, all the men to live
35:43
together while the women take care of the kids and only using
35:47
women for sex and reproduction, etcetera.
35:51
I don't think that's necessarily right.
35:53
I don't think the Matt Walsh, you know, you got to be super
35:55
traditional and just like roll over to women is correct either.
35:59
And I don't think Nick Fuentes is essentially correct when he's
36:02
like, you gotta, I don't know, he's probably the most correct
36:06
about it. Like I said, he takes the real
36:07
answer of saying you need to be traditional.
36:11
You need to have marriage as something you want to do, but
36:14
you can't make it the main focus of your life.
36:16
You need to be focused on building yourself as a man
36:19
because if you just compromise who and what you are as a man,
36:22
then you will eventually like people aren't going to look at
36:26
you the same. You want people to love you
36:27
because of you know what you are, who you've become, who you
36:31
are inside, who you are as a person.
36:34
Like I'm not saying love you when I say who you've become
36:36
like your money. I mean like the, the confidence
36:40
you build, the, the charisma you've built the, I don't know,
36:47
you know, the things kings have. And I'm not even saying the
36:50
power, just the, the aura around it.
36:53
We, we need that we need, we need people to focus on
36:57
themselves, focus on their craft, focus on building
37:00
themselves, building a network. And yes, marriage is extremely
37:04
important. Being traditional is important.
37:06
I don't think people should be married to multiple women.
37:09
I think people should get married to have kids, but like
37:12
he also said, it can be dangerous.
37:14
You can lose more than half your net worth to divorce.
37:17
You can easily mess up. You can have a lot of different
37:21
instances, especially while no fault.
37:23
Divorce is still legal because of Ronald Reagan which is one of
37:26
the biggest mess ups. You could lose almost everything
37:30
over nothing. So it is something you need to
37:32
approach with caution. You can't just marry a girl
37:35
because she loves you. You need to actually have
37:39
confidence. You need to actually, you know,
37:41
have a backbone and you need to be able to tell women no.
37:45
You need to be able to put your foot down.
37:47
You can't be a yes man to your wife or to your girlfriend.
37:50
You can't be like the happy wife, happy life kind of guy
37:53
because again, that's all bullshit.
37:55
Happy wife, happy life just means that you say yes to
37:58
everything she does. You are on the back burner at
38:01
all times. And because you're the man and
38:03
she is the woman, that's OK. That's just bullshit.
38:06
That's letting feminism take over completely.
38:08
We talked about this on the show Why feminism is a cancer in the
38:12
modern day society. Feminism wasn't always bad when
38:15
you were pushing for certain things with feminism.
38:17
When women didn't have rights, it made sense.
38:19
But now that women far exceed men in college degrees, exceed
38:22
men in the workplace, especially American born women when versus
38:27
American born men, I don't see the need for a lot of the
38:30
feminism. And the feminism now just seems
38:32
to be telling boys not to be men, telling boys that they need
38:36
to share their emotions instead of push some of the Dumber ones
38:39
down. You are trying to turn men into
38:42
women essentially and in real time.
38:46
They talk about the male lonely loneliness epidemic, but it's
38:49
coming from that. It's coming from men who want to
38:51
shape themselves how they think women will want them.
38:54
And it's like these kind, courteous, these essentially
38:57
pussy individuals. But no, that's not what women
39:01
want. They don't want a guy who, like
39:02
breaks the law in this bad boy necessarily either.
39:05
But they do want a guy with confidence.
39:07
They do want a man who is not going to just take shit,
39:10
especially from her. You know, you need to be able to
39:13
put your foot down. And it's not saying like shut up
39:15
to her, but it's, again, just not taking shit.
39:17
It's again, just being a man in the traditional sense.
39:21
That's what needs to happen. That's what needs to happen to
39:24
have a successful marriage. You need a woman to be a woman
39:27
in the traditional sense and a man to be a man in the
39:30
traditional sense. The overwhelming majority of
39:32
successful marriages that do not have divorces, have the least
39:36
amount of issues, are people who understand the marriage roles,
39:39
accept the marriage roles, and not only accept them, but they
39:42
embody them in the relationship, in the marriage, and in everyday
39:46
life. If we want to get back to
39:48
successful relationships, booming population growth, and
39:52
happy marriage and divorce rates under 50%, these are the things
39:56
that need to happen. Like I said, Nick Fuentes isn't
39:59
100% correct. Andrew Tate is far from correct.
40:02
Matt Walsh isn't there either because he's pushing people to
40:05
make mistakes that will lead to divorce by just getting married
40:08
too young. I don't agree with that either.
40:11
But we do need to find the middle ground to all this.
40:13
We do need to tell people that, yes, they should be getting
40:16
married. They should be practicing their
40:18
religion and giving themselves to God, and the women should be
40:21
submitting to the husband's the same way the husband submits
40:24
himself to God. That's what it says in the
40:26
Bible. That's how Christians and
40:27
Catholics generally view marriage.
40:29
And like I said, the people who follow that structure
40:33
overwhelmingly have successful marriages.
40:36
I think this is the wrap up of our show tonight, folks.
40:40
We don't have a lot more topics. We talked about almost
40:42
everything tonight. I do want to see if there are
40:45
any headlines that have popped up while we've been filming.
40:47
We've been doing that over the last few weeks and we've got
40:49
some OK stuff out of it. Yesterday there wasn't anything.
40:53
We'll see if there's anything today.
40:59
We talked about this before Brian Koburger is sentenced to
41:03
life in jail. We didn't talk about him being
41:06
sentenced to life in jail yet, but we talked about the crimes
41:09
he did commit. He is now sentenced to life in
41:13
jail for the more murder of four Idaho students.
41:18
This is something where I think he should have just got the
41:20
death penalty of the fact that taxpayer dollars are going to
41:23
fund him to be alive every single day in jail.
41:25
And then you'll eventually have, like, a rescue group who tries
41:28
to get him out of jail in 20 years.
41:31
That's upsetting to me. I want this person buried under
41:34
the jail. I want this person.
41:36
Yeah, I'm for the death penalty in this scenario, please.
41:41
But there does not seem to be a ton of other topics today.
41:47
I hope we do get more information on this Epstein
41:50
stuff. It does not seem like we're
41:51
going to get it from Trump, but hopefully we get it from other
41:55
groups. We get it from more media
41:57
groups. Like I said, the Wall Street
41:58
Journal provided that letter. They provided the in May report.
42:03
I want to see people prosecuted for the Obama case.
42:06
We are seeing no prosecutions. I want to see Gates, Clinton,
42:11
Teal, Lutnick. I want to see all these people
42:13
possibly prosecuted for the involvement with Jeffrey
42:16
Epstein. I want to see Obama and Hillary
42:19
Clinton prosecuted for the Russian hoax.
42:22
But we know that's not going to happen.
42:24
I want to see more people having this marriage debate.
42:27
I think it's important that publicly people have this debate
42:30
and the younger generation is able to see it.
42:32
I'm glad the Clock Boys finally admitted the interview was
42:35
scripted and I am excited, and I'm sure everyone is too, to see
42:39
what happens with this Candace Emmacrone lawsuit.
42:42
That's all the show I do have for you tonight folks.
42:45
It's been a great show. Please remember to like smash
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42:51
any or Sandra Super chat if you have one too, but I'm James
42:55
Pascalides. This has been episode 96 of
42:58
America Unfiltered. I'm signing off today.
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I hope you guys have a blessed day and I will see you guys
43:03
tomorrow. And remember, Ghilane Maxwell
43:06
will not kill herself. Thank you.