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Late Nite🌙Update 'Plight of the Puerto Rican' -Dean Ryan ft. Ana Toledo · Real Deal Media

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  Music. He called that suckers and
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  losers. Who in the hell does he think he
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  is? Who does he think he is?
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  Who does he think he is? Sean Gregorian.
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  Who does that guy think he is? Well, what does Sean think he
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  is? Oh, man, it's best to say he was
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  muted. We have Lena Star Moon, who
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  might know what the deal is. She said that's a deep thought.
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  It's so deep we can't even measure it.
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  That's how deep it is. Oh, Maddie Lynn, who says baby
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  Sean? Yes, Sean is a baby.
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  He needs to be pampered. And how?
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  How's that diaper rash? Tonight, late night updates.
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  That's right, News Radio edition here.
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  Dean Ryan is back with you almost virtually through song,
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  through spirit, our hearts as we investigate you own into Puerto
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  Rico the best audio format theater of the mind you can ever
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  dream of. Brace yourself.
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  Late night update is here Puerto Rico.
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  Well, welcome everybody to another late night update with A
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  twist. Yeah, a little twist here.
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  I have been wandering throughout the desert with a horse with no
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  name. And that's right, Dean, right
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  back at you here tonight is I am trying to gather up the pieces
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  that have been just completely, well, just shattered, I guess
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  you could say if you don't know. Well, the real Deal media
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  official set up the gear of the computer has all been taken down
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  and it's in the process of gathering back up, which we hope
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  that will be at some point next week.
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  We hope, we hope. But anyways, you're getting the
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  best News Radio edition ever in this very here late night.
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  But tonight is very interesting and very timely as we're going
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  to just kind of peer into Puerto Rico.
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  That's right. Puerto Rico, the beautiful,
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  beautiful enclave, the island, the little province that could
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  that did or maybe they're going away as a lot of chatter is
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  Puerto Rico, like some of the constituents in Hawaii want to
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  break away from the US. But there is a very sinister
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  underbelly that's now underway in Puerto Rico and is now very
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  frivolous. Killings of the very dark in
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  nature seem to be taking place, and they're accelerating.
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  Why? Why is that?
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  What is going on and what kind of culture and spokesperson of
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  it is embracing the now new phenomenon, the meteoric rise of
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  a artist who you'll be seeing in the Super Bowl coming up next
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  year. A Mr. Bad Bunny will be talking
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  about that and Turning Point USA twist as well and some other
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  very witchy black magic kind of ordeals here as we delve into
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  Puerto Rico with our very, very favorite guest, One of our
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  favorite guest friend of the show, the spokesperson in
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  Mastermind, the one and only and the Toledo is here as targeted
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  individuals is she talks about quite often.
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  We'll be getting into that with her, but especially Puerto Rico,
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  her home, her origins work all began.
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  In fact, I believe she is even here with us tonight.
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  And let's welcome the beautiful Anna Toledo to the stage.
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  Are you hit with us here, Anna? Anna, there you are.
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  How are you doing? Yes, I'm here.
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  I'm here. I'm.
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  Doing welcome, welcome, welcome to our News Radio edition here
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  late night update. It's it is quite the scene here
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  so well welcome. And I should just mention right
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  off the bat you can always catch on A and her new podcast that
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  she's promoting wonderful podcast Wednesdays at 7:00 PM
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  Central I believe on rumble. Did I get that time right?
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  And it's called, it's called the gavel and it's on the targeted
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  individuals channel. You got to check that out and
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  you don't want to miss that. But Anna, how are you doing?
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  It's been a long time since you have graced the RDM hallways
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  here at the university. A lot of people have asked about
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  you. How's Anna doing have her check
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  this out. So you are quite the the popular
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  persona around here. So how have you been?
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  And let's talk about Puerto Rico, too, as it's in the news.
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  My favorite, well, I think I've been, well, thank you so much
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  for having me. And like, yeah, I do love your
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  audience, 'cause it's, it's a, you know, an echelon above
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  intellectually above most of the people.
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  And then they like, they get it, you know.
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  So thank you. Thank you for having me here and
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  and being with this audience that actually gets it.
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  Exactly. We, we do get it and sometimes
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  we just do trigonometry just for fun.
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  It's the kind of intellect that's out here and algebra, you
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  know, just the past time, you know, I, I, you know, this is,
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  this is an international type of show here.
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  And now that you know you're from Puerto Rico, how many years
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  did you live there in in that country and a good portion right
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  of your life? Yeah, absolutely.
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  I I, I was born, I grew up there.
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  At age age 18, I went to Columbia and New York City for
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  four years. Then I went back to Puerto Rico
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  and did law school. That because my father was a
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  professor. So I, you know, I went to law
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  school for free and then I did a master's of environmental law at
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  Vermont Law School. And then I decided to come back
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  to clean up my beloved beautiful, gorgeous island from
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  all the pollution and that, that, that has been perpetrated
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  upon it. And that's, and so, you know,
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  after 1995, which is when you can figure out my age there.
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  When I graduated from my masters in environmental law studies,
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  I've, I was living there until 20/21 when I had to escape in
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  2022 because the targeting was terrific that I really thought I
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  was gonna be murdered. But then you.
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  Know. I I learned that targeted people
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  are an expensive experiment and and they don't, they don't.
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  Like to kill. I never knew you graduated
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  college at 10 years old. That's incredible.
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  You are a prodigy, that is. I've never heard about this
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  this. Is from Columbia.
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  No, actually, did I tell you wrong?
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  Yeah, I went to No, I went to Columbia in 1989.
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  So that's when you can figure out the math.
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  Such a young, even younger age. You were just a brainiac coming
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  out of the bone. That is sensational.
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  Yeah, actually. Actually, I'm lying.
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  I'm lying. I went in 1985 and I graduated
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  in 1989. And so it, you know, I was there
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  for four years when when I went to college, people still did
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  College in four years. I didn't know that.
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  You know, as the years went by, the average is 6 years for
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  people to graduate. From college and I I hate to
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  break it to you I'm still in college and I should have like 5
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  doctorates Yes I'm good for you I.
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  Wish I could well. Well, exactly.
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  I mean, but you know, being a ceramics major that I am in a
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  whiz, I want to, you know, I want to get too much into it and
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  flex my brain. But you know, here's some
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  things, you know, OK, Puerto Rico's in the news.
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  We're going to learn some things about Puerto Rico.
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  And I think it's very key that we do because Puerto Rico has
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  what is that for the they can vote in the general election,
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  but they can't vote in the primaries for president.
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  Is that correct? No, that's that's a great
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  question. OK, here, here's the thing. 1917
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  Puerto Ricans were granted citizenship.
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  So for everybody that says they're not Americans, you're
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  wrong. We are United States citizens
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  since 1917 #2 I would say that more than 90% of the people do
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  not speak English. And that is why the mainstream
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  media in Puerto Rico, that they're not very smart.
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  Most of them, they can feed propaganda to people because
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  they don't understand English and they don't watch alternative
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  programs, you know, alternative media in English.
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  So even though we are at heart very conservative, the people
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  are like, no, no, no, Donald Trump is, is the devil.
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  And, and you know, and, and in fact, they had a mock, A mock
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  election in the general election.
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  It was a mock election for president and 90% voted for, for
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  the female candidate of the Democratic Party.
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  And so The thing is that we can vote in the primary, but we
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  cannot vote for president because as you know, there is
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  such a thing as no taxation without representation.
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  We don't have, we're not a state.
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  We're not a state and we don't have Congress people.
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  And that has been intentionally done by the Democrats.
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  They have sabotage the capacity of Puerto Rico to ever become a
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  state because for many reasons, but most importantly is because
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  we will take at least seven of their Congress people from
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  Chicago and California, you know, in the end and and the two
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  senators and they don't want that.
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  So they want to keep us as second class citizens that don't
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  receive the same benefits. But again, we don't have federal
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  taxation and that is why Porto. Rico.
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  Became a tax haven. OK, OK.
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  So this is interesting. And there, there there's some
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  movement happening now that Puerto Rico.
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  And look, I heard the rumblings about this in Hawaii back in
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  2020. I was approached by people
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  connected to the Hawaiian royal blood, the original who just
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  happened to live in Lahana, by the way, who are planning and
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  looking around to get out of the US.
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  And now it, it appears the same thing is now underway in Puerto
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  Rico, because I think a lot of the, a lot of the concerns as
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  you expressed taxation without representation.
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  And to the same point, America at Samoas, the Samoan Islands,
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  they're they're chirping the same thing too.
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  You know, did, did they get that vote?
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  But they don't get the ultimate vote.
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  Do you, what do you know about this?
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  What's the consensus on that? Do people want to leave?
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  The states, No, no, no, no, absolutely not.
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  I can tell you there was, if, if they did today, a referendum
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  saying either independence, Oregon statehood, statehood
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  would win probably by 70%. And the reason I know that is
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  because people there are not stupid.
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  They know that we need the protection of the United States
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  as well as the oversight, OK, even even if it's not very well
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  carried out. And I'll give you the example.
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  I'll give you an example. In the environmental arena we
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  are on the Region 2 and Region 2 discriminates against Puerto
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  Ricans and they don't apply the same law that they do in the
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  United States. And I'm going to give you an
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  example. Primary wastewater treatment
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  plants were prohibited in the United States as of 1977, except
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  very few exceptions like a little 1,000,000 gallon plant in
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  in 1,000,000 gallons per day in Maine, which is very cold.
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  But in a tropical environment where the waters are really
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  warm, you cannot have a primary wastewater treatment plant
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  because it's it wreaks havoc on the corals and everything.
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  So what does the, what does the New York people, EPA do?
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  Oh, it's OK, it's OK. And they're like 60 or more
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  primary wastewater treatment plants in Puerto Rico, 96% of
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  our beaches most of the time don't meet the minimum
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  standards, health standards for swimming, for recreation.
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  And that is discrimination by the United United States EPA and
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  also the local EPA that is full of bureaucrats that are just,
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  you know, part of the local government.
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  So people, if they ask them, do you want to be independent or a
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  state, I am telling you that they were going to choose the
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  state because they are afraid of the independence, because they
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  don't want to become a Venezuela, they don't want to
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  become. Well.
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  A Brazil. Well, isn't it also the case
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  too, that a lot of people who live in Puerto Rico also live in
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  New York? Or they got relatives and
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  friends that do and they just kind of go back and forth that
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  that's kind of how I've always seen it being from California,
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  as we're far removed from New York and anything Puerto Rico.
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  So it's very foreign to us. But is there any kind of
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  credence to that? Yes, yes, there was, because
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  there was a huge migration in the 50s because of the poverty
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  in Puerto Rico. So there was a huge migration to
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  Chicago and New York. And so they always dream, you
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  know, a Puerto Rico. We have a beautiful song.
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  It's called In My Old San Juan, which is where my house is
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  actually. And it is, you know, Puerto
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  Rico's. We always dream.
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  We always dream of going back to our patriarch, you know, to our
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  homeland right now. There is also what is called the
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  ACT 2260 migrants, which are the millionaires from the United
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  States that have to live there 180 days a year supposedly, but
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  they don't even check that. And what they do is they only
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  pay 4% state tax or Puerto Rico tax and no federal taxes.
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  So you have really super duper wealthy people that are not that
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  have not only moved to Puerto Rico, but they are kicking out
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  the locals and like shutting down beaches for themselves and
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  taking over as if they owned. Because I, I can tell you, and
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  I'm, it's not that I'm prejudice.
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  So I have lived, I've lived in New York, I've lived in Paris,
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  I've lived in Vermont. And I can tell you Puerto Rico
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  is the most amazing place on earth.
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  I can tell you. It's the most beautiful and
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  amazing place there is to live. Interesting.
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  OK, OK. So now there seems to be as
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  we're talking about some of the maybe malicious intent or some
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  down downward frotin kind of vibrations going on right now is
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  now Puerto Rico? Speaking of Chicago, as you
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  mentioned earlier there Puerto Rico soccer team in Argentina
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  were supposed to have had a match in Chicago just yesterday,
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  I believe and it was removed because of ice.
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  Where where do the where do the average Puerto Ricans?
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  How are they doing ice? Because I don't think it affects
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  them. Although you think that like the
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  blacks in America, they want ice to come in because all the
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  migrants are taking all their benefits that you know, they
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  think it you know that it's their birthright in a sort of
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  speak. What is the consensus on that or
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  is that just a democratic myth? Tell me I.
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  Want to tell you A and this this is completely politically
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  incorrect, but it's the truth, OK.
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  One of the problems in Puerto Rico is that the high level of
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  welfare has made people not want to work.
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  And so I tell you as somebody that I restored my house, I
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  could not find a single Puerto Rican that would want to work,
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  you know, and I and I paid well. So the Dominicans have played a
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  really important role in the renovation, for example, at
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  least in all San Juan and in the, in a lot of Labor and in,
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  you know, like most of the of the nannies I had for my son,
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  they came from Dominican Republic, you know.
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  And so because the Puerto Rican people in lower social classes
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  or, or working classes, they don't want to work because they
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  would rather live off the government, including the money
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  that comes from the United States in food stamps and all
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  kinds. They figure it out and they
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  live. They say no, because if I, if I
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  get a job, then they won't give me those food stamps or, or they
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  won't give me the Section 8 housing.
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  So, so unfortunately, the American, the United States aid
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  that has not been controlled because they don't demand that
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  you look for a job. Well, that has prejudice the
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  Puerto Rican society as a whole because they don't feel a desire
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  to become better to, to rise up in the social echelons and to
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  work hard for their for their bread.
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  Does that make sense? Right.
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  Yeah, that does. And but you know, it, it, it's
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  almost like that Caribbean lifestyle and you know, you see
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  this in very, you know, very posh places, but also very laid
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  back areas, tourist oriented. It's it's kind of, you know,
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  tomorrow's the best day of the week kind of ordeal.
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  But but now, but now there seems to be some rumblings in the the
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  region. Well, this just came out now
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  because, you know, war was a good for well, it affects a lot
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  of people. In this case is now a new
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  Caribbean war has now officially begun.
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  Latin American nations are warning Trump of armed response
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  to bombed a ship. So the United States, in case
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  you don't know out there, the US military or the Navy, bombed a
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  ship full of our own citizens and other citizens, as well as
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  now Colombia's President Gustavo Petro.
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  Has said that a vessel bombed in the Caribbean by the United
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  States was Colombian and as he warned of a new war scenario.
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  Well that seems to be the case is now a greater war is now
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  going to be coming off as a vessel off the coast of
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  Venezuela was struck. The news comes out off the hills
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  as Haggiseth Pete Haggiseth, Secretary of Defense or War in
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  his new title, has now insisted that he has every authorization
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  needed to strike suspected drug boat.
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  Well, that is certainly a rumbling in the region, is it
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  not because the drug boats are coming from the drug Norco
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  States and the Norco state would be called Puerto Rico.
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  Am I wrong on that? Let.
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  Me tell you being an island, Puerto Rico is the most porous
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  border that the United States has.
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  And by the way, let me just finish what I don't I don't know
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  if I was clear on the ice. Puerto Ricans don't like the ice
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  people because they are very brotherly with their Dominican
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  brothers and sisters. So that's my that's my right
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  answer to you on the ice thing regarding the drug ships.
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  Here's I I was mentioning you know, when I was doing my
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  environmental investigations, I would go around and I would go
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  into places that I had no clue they were really dangerous, but
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  they were and I was taking pictures of these houses that
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  were discharging the raw sewage straight to the Bay.
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  And I went to this town in Santa Isabel, which is in the South
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  southern part of the island, Santa Isabel.
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  And in there a guy told me that at night he had to put his
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  mattress on the floor because there were these speedboats
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  going from, you know, from east to West and West to east
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  shooting in shooting sprees. And it was all drug like drug
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  wars in the South of the island. And I think that is why
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  President Trump is doing focusing on that area.
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  You see Puerto Rico, the north of Puerto Rico is the Atlantic.
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  Ocean. The South of Puerto Rico, even
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  though we're tiny, is the Caribbean Sea.
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  So these attacks are supposedly happening in the South of the
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  island. But I do know that there was a
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  lot of drug trafficking going on in the South.
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  I know that. Interesting.
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  It's always well, you know, there, there's always like a
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  cover of for a cover. You know, we, we, we think of
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  Mexico. We don't think about how the
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  fact that China is all up and down the ports.
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  When you think of Africa and the continent of you don't think
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  about how the Chinese construction crews and the
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  aiding and abetting of warlords are not just at China's hands,
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  but Russia, US and every, anybody who has a motive for the
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  modern day imperialism. So I guess here's a question and
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  I want to get into some of the, the, the turning point USA
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  relations here is, is that's a real eye opener.
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  But who do you think has outside of the US in Puerto Rico?
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  Who do you think has a very hidden hand, a heavy hand in the
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  province? Because we know Cuba and China
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  and Russia, some of these places are just proxy states.
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  Who do you think that hidden hand would be, if any?
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  Well, China has bought a lot of land in Puerto Rico and that is
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  something that President Trump needs to look into because
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  Puerto Rico is strategically and militarily, it's a really
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  important because of where we're located.
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  We're so important to the United States.
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  And so I, I, he has to look into that.
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  They have bought they have bought infrastructure stuff, but
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  who I think is controlling now and is a all these billionaires
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  that have taken over the island and it's like, Oh my God, this,
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  this is paradise. This is for us.
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  And they're kicking out Puerto Ricans and they are, you know,
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  they're just bad gringos. I'm telling you, many of them
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  can be good people, but many of them are acting like, you know,
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  you get out of here, you spit or, or whatever you native, we
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  don't care. We have the money.
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  And it's a it's a like, for example, this guy, the, the,
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  the, the, what do you call him? The, the boxer that Paul John,
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  whatever his name Paul is. OK, so he went with with a four
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  track driving in areas where there is turtle nesting.
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  Do you see that's the kind of offense that happens that you're
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  like clearly you, you, you never have grown in in this.
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  And I'm not saying that Puerto Ricans, you know, they throw
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  garbage and they don't take care of the island.
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  And and it's a huge education campaign that needs to happen,
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  which I hope I I have the age and the money to go back and and
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  do a lot of things. For example, we have a million
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  listen to this in a small 100 by 33 miles island.
• 25:35
  We have a million of stray animals and I want to have a lot
• 25:41
  of money to go and, and, and, and build a state-of-the-art
• 25:45
  animal, you know, sterilization and rescue facility.
• 25:53
  But because people, people are just not taught a lot of you
• 25:57
  know, there's, there's a lot of. Conservationism.
• 26:00
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 26:01
  And and they don't, you know, that they're not taught to
• 26:03
  preserve the island, But these people that have, I'm telling
• 26:06
  you, people just discovered Puerto Rico for the incredible,
• 26:09
  marvelous place it is. And they just want to own the
• 26:12
  whole thing. Well, you're right about one
• 26:16
  thing. The the beauty at hand, which
• 26:20
  derives from nature is a high value piece of property.
• 26:26
  You know, anybody who is a developer would look at that and
• 26:29
  just, you know, see stars. And this could very well be a a
• 26:35
  very deciding factor of what the EU is trying to do because it
• 26:40
  from all all signs are pointing that Spain is very interested in
• 26:45
  having Puerto Rico back. And that's something a lot of
• 26:48
  Americans don't know about is the Spain history between the
• 26:52
  two countries as US territory considers rejoining Spain.
• 26:57
  And it would make a lot of sense in Spain.
• 27:00
  And Cortez the Conqueror, you know, went to Puerto Rico, then
• 27:03
  Mexico. So you you could see as you can
• 27:07
  hear it right now from honest, it is naturally a beautiful
• 27:10
  piece of property and conservation.
• 27:14
  Now speak, I want to jump to you up.
• 27:16
  There's a lot of hoopla with with the pop culture phenomenon
• 27:21
  coming up with the Super Bowl, which I'm so out of the mix.
• 27:24
  I don't know if you watch football on I, I'm, I couldn't
• 27:26
  tell you who's who, but this one has garnished some national
• 27:33
  conversation and dialogue like we haven't heard about since,
• 27:38
  well, since Dan Quayle was talking about Murphy Brown all
• 27:40
  the way back then and reminded us how to spell potato.
• 27:43
  But listen to this. Now we have Margarine Green
• 27:46
  Taylor Taylor, the congresswoman over there in Tennessee, saying
• 27:53
  that the Super Bowl halftime performance of a Puerto Rican
• 27:58
  national artist named Bad Bunny is demonic.
• 28:05
  Marjorie Taylor Green demands that English language law become
• 28:10
  law before Bad Bunny Show. Isn't that interesting?
• 28:15
  Isn't that interesting Even so much so?
• 28:19
  Even so much so the All American Super Bowl halftime shows we've
• 28:22
  always known Even Donald Trump is getting involved in this
• 28:26
  fiasco, he said. He's even spoken Trump.
• 28:29
  That is, he's even spoken to the Puerto Rican president about how
• 28:37
  Bad Bunny is blatantly A disrespectful household name
• 28:42
  that would be going in everyone's house during the
• 28:44
  halftime performance. And so on top of some of the the
• 28:50
  killings and things going on there, Rodger, I want to touch
• 28:53
  upon real quick. This is really trending now,
• 28:55
  Anna, I got to be honest, I've never heard of Bad Bunny in my
• 28:58
  life. I I heard of the boiling Bunny
• 29:00
  from, you know, we know what she did with that.
• 29:06
  Yeah, from What's your name? Fatal Attraction.
• 29:10
  Yeah, Glenn, I mean, you know, couldn't they found a better
• 29:15
  actress that would it would have been more believable to me as
• 29:18
  But anyways, that aside, who is Bad Bunny?
• 29:23
  Why should we be fearing this demonic character as it's being
• 29:27
  art articulated just as we dip into culture here.
• 29:32
  Who, who, where, what, when, Why?
• 29:35
  He's Bad Bunny is this character he came out of nowhere.
• 29:41
  And for those of you that want to do the homework, in fact, I'm
• 29:46
  I'm going to write an article about it.
• 29:48
  It's, it is really embarrassing for me to translate it here.
• 29:52
  I could translate it a little bit, you know, like simultaneous
• 29:56
  translation for you some of the lyrics.
• 29:58
  But it's really so, so embarrassing that I would rather
• 30:01
  put it in paper and say you read out of your own risk.
• 30:05
  His pre 2024 lyrics are like, you know, Oh no, I can't say it
• 30:13
  because it's just so disgusting. But it's outrageously
• 30:17
  disgusting. What happened is this that in
• 30:19
  2024 he started writing about, oh, they're going to steal my
• 30:25
  land and they're going to do like they did in Hawaii.
• 30:29
  So what's happening? This is a whole sigh up and by
• 30:33
  Bonnie that controls the masses because in Puerto Rico, the bad
• 30:37
  Bonnie issue is so the people are so mind controlled with this
• 30:40
  character who doesn't have a good voice, who doesn't have
• 30:44
  even nothing. You know, he didn't even have
• 30:47
  musicians when he when he would have his concerts.
• 30:49
  OK, now he does. But so here's what he's saying.
• 30:53
  Let's rebuild. Let's become independent.
• 30:55
  Of course he's a billionaire. Let's become independent because
• 31:00
  the gringos are going to take our land.
• 31:03
  And this is all funded by Soros because why?
• 31:07
  Because all the millionaires in Puerto Rico don't want Puerto
• 31:10
  Rico to become a state because they will be subject to federal
• 31:13
  taxes, you see. So it's all very convenient to
• 31:17
  entertain this figure fostering the independent.
• 31:21
  And don't take me wrong. No one more than me wishes
• 31:25
  Puerto Rico could be an independent country.
• 31:28
  But I have to be intellectually honest because the most
• 31:31
  important resource of a country, it says workforce.
• 31:36
  And when you have 60 / 60% of the people on some kind of
• 31:40
  welfare, you cannot reasonably, reasonably think that you can
• 31:45
  have a country. When you have a country where in
• 31:48
  one governorship 20 of the people in his cabinet went to
• 31:52
  jail for corruption, you cannot think we can have a we can run a
• 31:57
  country, you see. Wow.
• 32:00
  And I think you mentioned to me in the green room that it is
• 32:04
  comparable to Mississippi or half of Mississippi,
• 32:07
  Mississippi's GDP. The per capita income per person
• 32:13
  OK is in Puerto Rico is half of the per capita income of
• 32:19
  Mississippi. That is the poorest state state
• 32:22
  in the nation. Let me tell you something,
• 32:24
  something along what I was saying right now when I came to
• 32:27
  Puerto Rico after I graduated from my master's in
• 32:30
  environmental law in 1990, five, 50% of the water that was
• 32:35
  produced for serving the customers was being lost in
• 32:40
  outdated infrastructure. Today, 50% of the water produced
• 32:49
  for consumption continues to be wasted and this is talking 30
• 32:53
  years. That's number one, electric
• 32:56
  grid. If it wasn't for the United
• 32:57
  States, we would have nothing. And people are aware of that.
• 33:01
  So, you know, it's although I am a proud Puerto Rican, like I
• 33:08
  tell you, I just wish we could be free.
• 33:11
  We are not in a position, we don't have the manpower, we
• 33:14
  don't have the resources, we don't have the agriculture with
• 33:18
  98% of the food eaten in Puerto Rico is imported.
• 33:23
  See well. It's a generational fight.
• 33:27
  You know, there is a Turning Point USA twist to this Bad
• 33:30
  Bunny story, but it Turning Point twist in general, Turning
• 33:36
  Point USA, which I guess is still going on, announces that
• 33:39
  the All American Halftime Show has Bad Bunny.
• 33:42
  They're going to counter the halftime show.
• 33:46
  So very interesting. But on it you have a story about
• 33:50
  that. And I want to get to that and I
• 33:53
  want to get to how there's even a Bad Bunny to come about,
• 33:57
  because a lot of the times pop culture is a reflection of
• 34:01
  people. And there's certainly a lot of
• 34:03
  reflections of that. Kind of what they've called and
• 34:07
  coined demonic. Well, there's some weird things
• 34:11
  happening that could be categorizes demonic in Puerto
• 34:14
  Rico. I want to touch upon that on the
• 34:17
  other side here at Late Night Update as this is quite the
• 34:23
  story and on a standby. We're going to take this quick
• 34:27
  break if you don't mind. OK, so there you have it when we
• 34:31
  get back here as the Late Night Updates News Radio edition.
• 34:37
  That's right. That's right.
• 34:40
  Hey of WB, that's the news to me.
• 34:41
  Anyways, we're going to take this quick break and get into
• 34:43
  the plot twist of Turning point and what is on to know what is
• 34:46
  she going to share with us as well as what are these black
• 34:50
  magic, if you will, kind of ordeals happening on the island.
• 34:53
  What is it? And we'll get an update on the
• 34:56
  targeted individuals to close off the segment.
• 35:00
  We'll be back after this quick message tonight.
• 35:16
  Remember, like going into the 90s, like there's some movies
• 35:19
  that I would recommend you leave in the past.
• 35:22
  The movies with cops. She had one cop who was playing
• 35:26
  by the rules, ready for retirement.
• 35:28
  The other one who was rogue took the badge.
• 35:30
  Maverick. He's a maverick.
• 35:31
  He don't play by the rules. He's dangerous.
• 35:36
  He hangs on to 18 Wheelers going, you know, 90 mph by the
• 35:39
  side and takes a fleet army now and a whole fleet just talking
• 35:43
  about it. I get blurry.
• 35:44
  That's how bad it gets. No, there's no rules.
• 35:47
  Once you take the badge off, anything goes.
• 35:49
  You know, it's full on too. When the good cop who played by
• 35:52
  the rules his whole career, he goes, right, I'm taking my badge
• 35:55
  off too for this one time. I mean, you think about those
• 35:57
  films we grew up on inside the cop movies, lawyer TV shows, the
• 36:01
  hospital shows, we would think that the only jobs in America
• 36:04
  are cops, lawyers and some gig at the hospital.
• 36:21
  OK, we are back. We are back here at this very
• 36:24
  limited edition of myself here. LATE night update here on REAL
• 36:29
  Deal Media. Dean Bryan coming back at you,
• 36:32
  cruising with you at a midnight and slightly.
• 36:35
  Yeah, under we reached the midnight buffet.
• 36:38
  That's right. And we have the After Hours
• 36:41
  Discotheque on Deck 12, I believe, as your cruise
• 36:44
  director. Anyways, I want to welcome back
• 36:47
  to the stage, the one and only and new host of the Gavel over
• 36:53
  there on Rumble. If you haven't seen it, then you
• 36:55
  got a real problem. I don't know what else to tell
• 36:56
  you. Is the one and only Anna Toledo.
• 37:01
  She is here. OK, Anna, welcome back.
• 37:05
  Hopefully you went to the concession stand.
• 37:07
  OK, as we. OK, Yes, yes, I know I did.
• 37:13
  I always get nachos and licorice.
• 37:15
  Anyways, we're talking about Bad Bunny, in case you missed it,
• 37:19
  which I confused and got confused and twisted with
• 37:23
  boiling Bunny, the boiled Bunny, a lot of bunnies around here.
• 37:27
  But you know, as I was saying before the breakthrough Turning
• 37:31
  Point USA, which is continuing everybody, That's right.
• 37:36
  The wonderful, wonderful wife, the TV wife of Charlie Kirk.
• 37:42
  Yes, the other wife, the one playing the wife.
• 37:47
  And I guess she's continuing with good old Ben Shapiro.
• 37:50
  And there's he's got courage, everyone.
• 37:53
  He's got a lot. Very brave man, at least little
• 37:56
  boy. Well, now, TTPUSA now announces
• 37:59
  that they're going to be countering the Bad Bunny thing.
• 38:02
  But Anna, tell me, you said there's a little bit of A twist
• 38:08
  of some things you know, about Turning Point and in relation to
• 38:12
  Puerto Rico. Please share with the class.
• 38:15
  Well, I don't know. I mean, I'm, I'm still trying to
• 38:18
  figure it out because I wrote to the Turning Point people and
• 38:20
  said if you're doing this is a huge mistake.
• 38:22
  And it is that the wife of a former governor that a million
• 38:30
  of us, including me, marched to oust him for corruption.
• 38:37
  And he was the president of the Democratic governors.
• 38:42
  And he is as woke as it gets, while his wife now says that
• 38:47
  she's doing the Puerto Rico Turning Point chapter.
• 38:51
  Charlie Kirk denounced how they when the Hurricane Maria came in
• 38:57
  2017, which he was a governor at that time, how they literally
• 39:03
  let people die. This woman when, when she fled
• 39:07
  Puerto Rico because they kicked her husband out of the
• 39:09
  governorship, you know, they forced him to resign.
• 39:12
  She left her dog behind on everything.
• 39:14
  I mean, this woman is she's, she's not, she's not a nice
• 39:17
  person in my personal opinion and and for other reasons that
• 39:20
  I'm not going to publicize. And what was the governor's?
• 39:23
  What was the governor's name? Ricardo, you can look him up.
• 39:26
  Ricardo Rossello. It was it was a historic
• 39:30
  1,000,000 person March to force it right.
• 39:35
  And if I could, if, if I could get some, some perspective to
• 39:40
  this in case people forgot you, it might, you got to go all the
• 39:44
  way back to 2017. Trump gets in office, storm hits
• 39:48
  Puerto Rico pretty hard. He sends aid in food and all
• 39:53
  sorts of things. And then as he's doing that and
• 39:56
  it arrived, you have the governor as Anna's telling us
• 40:00
  saying, oh, there's no food, nothing came.
• 40:02
  He hates Puerto Ricans. He hates Puerto Ricans only to
• 40:05
  learn. He threw away right He let the
• 40:08
  the the supplies. Rot he were they're rotting.
• 40:12
  Worms in a in a in a storage facility.
• 40:15
  Yeah, I saw him. I saw him.
• 40:17
  This guy hit it. He hit it all, just like Cuomo
• 40:20
  did the New York mayor when he said Trump didn't give us the
• 40:24
  supplies for Cobin. Yeah.
• 40:26
  And, and, and he, he even offered to punch Trump in the
• 40:30
  face. And this tiny little guy, I
• 40:32
  mean, it's like. I missed that part.
• 40:36
  That wasn't during. That wasn't during the Hurricane
• 40:39
  Maria. It was later.
• 40:41
  Trump even offered. I missed that.
• 40:43
  Part Trump even offered I will give you a statehood if you give
• 40:47
  me two, two Republican senators. And he said he he he replied
• 40:54
  back, look it up. He says I will punch him in the
• 40:56
  face, something like that. But here's what happened.
• 40:58
  And I know this from the horses, Okay, this governor was staying
• 41:03
  in a very luxurious hotel right there in where the emergency
• 41:07
  crew were happening. I can tell you, Mita, I was
• 41:10
  there. I lived through the most
• 41:12
  horrific times during Hurricane Maria and I can tell you there
• 41:16
  were so many good people, the veterans that went to help the
• 41:20
  armed, the course of engineer, that at that time I had a good
• 41:23
  opinion of them because they went and they rebuilt the grid
• 41:27
  until Kiwas. You know, from the South to the
• 41:30
  north, there were the Duracell people.
• 41:32
  They went there with tons of batteries.
• 41:34
  That's why I always buy Duracell.
• 41:37
  I don't know if Energizer is better than the other, but you
• 41:39
  know what? I buy them because they went to
• 41:41
  Puerto Rico and every morning they will go out to give
• 41:45
  batteries away to people. And so Donald Trump did an
• 41:49
  amazing job. And let me clarify something
• 41:52
  because I know this from a horse's mouth.
• 41:54
  This when he went to the wine. Now when he threw that the paper
• 41:58
  towel, that was not his idea. The stupid idiot mayor told him,
• 42:02
  Mira, throw him, throw him there things that they like it.
• 42:05
  They like things strong and there because let me tell you
• 42:07
  something, in Christmas time, they go around with these big
• 42:12
  speakers, go through the streets.
• 42:15
  And then in this like we were talking about the Rose Parade,
• 42:18
  like in a float car and the mayor stands in there and he
• 42:21
  starts like for Christmas, throwing balls at people and
• 42:26
  balls for the kids and stuff like that.
• 42:28
  So people are used to this kind of like folkloric kind of thing.
• 42:33
  So the guy he set up Trump and say yes, throw them the paper
• 42:39
  towels because they like it and and it was all set up.
• 42:43
  And I can tell you because of this guy who is the husband of a
• 42:48
  former friend, because everything I have are former
• 42:51
  friends in Puerto Rico, but he told me he was set up.
• 42:56
  He was there. So just for and every time
• 42:59
  anytime they tell you about the paper towel thing, he was set
• 43:02
  up. Wow, wow.
• 43:06
  These are these are things I haven't thought about in quite
• 43:08
  some time, that's for sure. Now here here's a a very major
• 43:14
  concern on my part is we talk about I, I believe you said
• 43:18
  upwards of 60% of the citizens and the country are on welfare,
• 43:25
  which is almost. On some sort.
• 43:29
  Of assistance not. Just not just the food stamps,
• 43:32
  but also like disability, for example, many people pretend to
• 43:37
  be crazy so that they get disability.
• 43:41
  OK, So the Social Security kind of thing.
• 43:44
  So it's not just food stamps. It's it's the full gamma of
• 43:49
  federal aids that they have been able to work their way around
• 43:55
  it. Well, OK, so this is my concern.
• 43:59
  Now we have a, we're looking at a government shutdown.
• 44:02
  But in addition to that and all the the scaremongering that
• 44:05
  comes from that part of the big beautiful bill, Mike Johnson,
• 44:12
  the speaker of the House, major cuts, major cuts to Medicaid and
• 44:17
  Medicare and a major cut to SNAP, which is the food
• 44:20
  assistance. And Anna, you know as well as
• 44:25
  anyone these households go without food.
• 44:29
  We're going to be having a real zombie apocalypse real fast
• 44:32
  where it's going to make Haiti look like a training camp for
• 44:36
  the real thing to go live here. And, and I say that with concern
• 44:41
  because as I'm telling you that, well, get this now, it, there's
• 44:46
  now police officers who are now dead and, and are becoming,
• 44:52
  there's a homicidal issue happening is Puerto Rico.
• 44:55
  Now police probe killings of five men tortured and left
• 45:00
  naked. That's right.
• 45:02
  Puerto Rican authorities just today, I believe, investigated
• 45:07
  the killings of five men who's naked and tortured bodies were
• 45:10
  left in public areas in a rare scene for the US territory
• 45:15
  battling drug trafficking. So I stand correct.
• 45:17
  Not 5 dead cops. I, I, I checked that from the
• 45:21
  record. So, yeah, this is happening,
• 45:23
  investigated is started starting yesterday and continuing today.
• 45:28
  The five men battling the drug trafficking.
• 45:30
  So as the war's ramping up in the region, in the Caribbean war
• 45:35
  and you have little Marco Rubio, who I believe the Colombian
• 45:39
  president's calling it the the Angel of death or something of
• 45:43
  that nature. Well, now there's even more
• 45:45
  three more bodies are piled up near churches, northern cities
• 45:50
  of a place like Carolina over there near San Juan.
• 45:54
  Two of the three victims were identified.
• 45:56
  So this is concerning. So if if you have now food
• 46:02
  stamps getting cut, which the aid to Israel is just fine.
• 46:06
  In case anyone was worried about out there, they're, they're
• 46:08
  going to be eating just well, the food stamps the, the, the
• 46:13
  poorest of the poor, you know, people who are just barely
• 46:16
  getting by and the working 2 jobs are going to be getting
• 46:20
  cut. What is that going to look like
• 46:23
  in a welfare state like Hawaii or Puerto Rico or Chicago?
• 46:29
  I don't know. What is that going to look like
• 46:30
  in Puerto Rico now that the assistance and aids are are
• 46:35
  going to be cut now as we gear up for war?
• 46:38
  OK, it, it's, I think, I think that a lot of people are going
• 46:43
  to have to migrate and leave because there's another part
• 46:47
  that it's that you're not mentioning, which is that the
• 46:51
  financial oversight board has looked out for the interests of
• 46:57
  Shark investors and, and even for example, the electric
• 47:02
  utility union. And so people in Puerto Rico now
• 47:06
  are paying something like $0.30 per kWh and they, and the
• 47:10
  minimum salary there is $10.00 an hour.
• 47:13
  When you do the math, it doesn't add up and and some people have
• 47:17
  to pay $15 in tolls every day back and forth because the
• 47:22
  financial oversight board, what they have done is burden the the
• 47:27
  average Puerto Rican in so many ways that a gallon of milk in
• 47:33
  Puerto Rico cost $8.32. But.
• 47:38
  That's really. Yes.
• 47:41
  So that's one part, the part, the part of the killings, what I
• 47:47
  think is happening, I'm not there, but I haven't lost my
• 47:51
  dumbest hall because my heart is in my island.
• 47:54
  And I hope that I can come back and do something good for it
• 47:57
  when this is shut down, this criminal program.
• 48:00
  But I think that the war on drugs that Trump is waging has
• 48:09
  an impact on the drug gangs there.
• 48:14
  And that is why you're seeing these dead bodies.
• 48:17
  These dead bodies have nothing to do with.
• 48:19
  Well, yeah, they have to do with the fact that there's a drug
• 48:22
  economic culture there. But.
• 48:24
  But it's pretty much gang related.
• 48:27
  OK. And then and then you have what
• 48:31
  you said. Yeah.
• 48:32
  It's going to be a huge crisis. And particularly, particularly
• 48:36
  for the elderly. The elderly are the ones that
• 48:39
  suffer the most. There is then you have no idea
• 48:42
  how much there is an abuse, elder abuse there.
• 48:46
  And they, these are the ones that will suffer most, the
• 48:51
  elderly and the children and the children.
• 48:54
  You know, it's, it's, it's a, you know, when I, when I
• 48:58
  discovered that I was targeted and, you know, everything was
• 49:01
  taken away from me. Literally everything.
• 49:03
  I tried to get food stamps because I had no money to eat
• 49:07
  literally. And, and I and I and first of
• 49:11
  all, it's all gone through a phone interview and when you
• 49:14
  call, it says no. Well, maybe it's because I was
• 49:16
  targeted that it says no. The interview is a month from
• 49:19
  now and I'm like, what if I don't have money to buy food
• 49:22
  today? It's like, Oh, well, tough, you
• 49:25
  know, that's one thing. And then the second thing is the
• 49:28
  day of the interview they never called.
• 49:30
  But that's, I attribute that to the fact that I'm targeted and
• 49:33
  of course they want to destroy your life.
• 49:35
  So maybe that's not the same for everybody.
• 49:38
  But what I'm saying is that they have significantly reduced the
• 49:42
  amount of people that work in the government so that because
• 49:47
  of the financial oversight, you know, and there's a usually
• 49:50
  there were 10 people doing the jobs that one could do also.
• 49:54
  So I, I don't know how that is going right now.
• 49:57
  I really don't know. But I know that that the victims
• 50:00
  will be, you know, the elderly and and the children.
• 50:03
  Of course, and and consider that state side too.
• 50:07
  How many grandparents in the United States today, if not
• 50:11
  around the world are taking care of their grandkids, you know,
• 50:15
  had to move in or their their kids had to move in with their
• 50:18
  family, lot of family units. And what that looks like is is
• 50:23
  evolving. It's changing and to kind of
• 50:26
  like a model you see, maybe in Spain, dare I say Greece and
• 50:31
  places like that where families are going to be living with
• 50:34
  their parents and their grandparents and, and kind of a
• 50:40
  all in the family clandestine kind of way.
• 50:42
  But so yes, yeah, the, the, the elderly who have to take care of
• 50:47
  households now, some of them still have to work.
• 50:50
  I have fixed incomes. And then I think about too on
• 50:52
  them. I, I'm sure there's UPS in
• 50:55
  Puerto Rico. Well, UPS is laying off as we're
• 50:58
  going towards the automation and AIS teachers, the service
• 51:04
  sector. This is a, a very cringy
• 51:09
  predicament and and new phase we're going into for the Western
• 51:15
  world as we know it. But so yeah, the killings and
• 51:20
  this kind of maybe ties into targeted individuals.
• 51:25
  And I'd love to get an update from you about your most recent
• 51:28
  case and, and kind of tie it into what we're talking about
• 51:31
  because, hey, trafficking, whether it's drugs or humans and
• 51:35
  you get involved, whether you know it or not, you're going to
• 51:38
  be targeted by the cartels who have Project Pegasus, everybody,
• 51:44
  that wonderful, wonderful technology given to the cartels
• 51:48
  by Israel. It sends you a faulty e-mail
• 51:52
  text. Dare you click on it
• 51:54
  accidentally or not, you'll wipe you out.
• 51:57
  And I'm a perfect example of that.
• 52:00
  It happened to me and I'm pretty sure everybody it came from
• 52:04
  Mossad and I'll make the case as when I get back and everything
• 52:08
  but but let's kind of maybe sunset on that.
• 52:12
  If if we could on it tell us the the update and you know the
• 52:16
  targeting individuals how they use cartels, if not the the
• 52:21
  military itself. Well, historically you may know
• 52:28
  that Puerto Rico has been the land of human experimentation
• 52:33
  since the beginning of the 1900's. the United States did
• 52:38
  horrific experiments there, including the serialization of
• 52:42
  women, a lot of horrible. And then we had the dossiers
• 52:51
  form formerly known as Las Carpetas, which it was the FBI
• 52:56
  criminals chasing pro independence people around and
• 53:03
  making their lives living hell. And that happened from the 50s
• 53:08
  because they called any independentista, they called
• 53:11
  them a communist and my father was one of them.
• 53:14
  And and they just wanted to be free from the United States.
• 53:18
  They wanted to be a sovereign nation.
• 53:20
  And so they destroyed the lives of around 74,000 people with a
• 53:24
  COINTELPRO, FBI COINTELPRO. Well, as you know that that
• 53:27
  never ended because it morphed into what is now the targeted
• 53:31
  individual program, reuniting MK Ultra from the CIA with the FBI
• 53:37
  Intel Pro and they fusioned it into the on acknowledge special
• 53:41
  access program, of which I am a victim.
• 53:44
  And a lot of whistleblowers, all J Sixers, all parents, most
• 53:48
  parents protesting at school boards, most people protesting
• 53:52
  COVID shots and mandates were put on the list.
• 53:56
  And 75% of the people still don't know.
• 53:59
  They have no clue they're on the list and they have no clue that
• 54:02
  they're being microwaved while they're sleep.
• 54:04
  They're sleeping and that they are being illegally surveilled
• 54:08
  like the 8 senators that are. So they are so shocked that they
• 54:13
  were listening, not even listening because Dan Bongino
• 54:15
  didn't tell them, but I'm sure they were listening to his,
• 54:17
  their conversations. They say that they, they were
• 54:21
  keeping track of them, but the truth is I am absolutely certain
• 54:24
  they were listening in. So that's what our lives is.
• 54:27
  You know, we, we cannot, you know, they, we cannot do
• 54:31
  anything without them finding out like this, this conversation
• 54:34
  right now, they're, they're, they're monitoring it.
• 54:36
  And if I say something that is completely out of the, of what I
• 54:40
  cannot say, although I don't, I don't know what that would be
• 54:43
  because I would say it just to prove my point.
• 54:46
  They will, they will interrupt the transmission.
• 54:50
  See, I'm not afraid of these criminals and they know it.
• 54:53
  So we are experiments and in Puerto Rico, I am absolutely
• 54:57
  certain that the experimentation is off the charge.
• 55:00
  And that's why we have had 34344 murders since the beginning of
• 55:05
  the year and it's 93% of the population is double, at least
• 55:09
  double jobbed. And the mind control is, yeah,
• 55:13
  our people are dying like flies because the new settlers want
• 55:20
  the island for themselves. OK, well, interesting you say
• 55:25
  that. Continue, please.
• 55:29
  I I, I'm just getting so many my hair standing up.
• 55:32
  OK, So what happens is all of this.
• 55:34
  If those of you that have read marvelous, brilliant Doctor
• 55:39
  Anami Halcha and Dr. Nixon and Doctor Len Bear, you know that
• 55:45
  all of these injections had self assembling nanotechnology.
• 55:51
  And what happens is with the 5G's and the microwave
• 55:56
  frequencies that come from the cell towers, these people get
• 56:00
  mind controlled. And these, I'm not talking
• 56:02
  science fiction here, all of this is patented and proven.
• 56:06
  And what happens is that you have an island of zombies
• 56:10
  singing to the beat of Bad Bunny and it's a horrible recipe for
• 56:15
  disaster. Because then before I left, I
• 56:18
  also found out, and this is horrific, that the Santeria,
• 56:23
  which is the witchcraft religion, they dress in white.
• 56:27
  The Santeria has grown exponentially too, because
• 56:31
  people when they, when they see themselves in a bad financial
• 56:34
  situation, these criminals come and say, oh, if you become a
• 56:38
  Santero, you're like, you're going to have money and you're
• 56:41
  going to be good. Well.
• 56:43
  Tell me. No.
• 56:46
  I used to go to the speech that I would climb these rocks and
• 56:51
  like now I remember, I realized I was mine.
• 56:53
  I loved hiking. So I hiked these very dangerous
• 56:57
  rocks and on the top I saw in the distance what looked like a
• 57:02
  covering of snow. But of course this is a 90°
• 57:05
  Puerto Rico. And I'm saying what the hell
• 57:07
  that that looks like snow but it can't be.
• 57:09
  So when I approached it was all animal hair.
• 57:13
  And I asked the local woman and I said what is all this animal
• 57:16
  hair up there? And she says 10 years ago they
• 57:19
  would only do 1 sacrifice of animals for Santeria a week.
• 57:24
  Now every day at the dawn, they have a sacrifice of a gold or,
• 57:33
  or I usually a gold what they do and they just go up there and
• 57:37
  kill the goat and then let it rot with the sun and and then,
• 57:42
  you know, dissolve itself and you and, and and this is really
• 57:46
  I, I can send you these pictures.
• 57:48
  This is really. Let me, yeah, if I can add here
• 57:52
  and, and I want people to, to hopefully understand that there
• 57:57
  is a huge spiritual component into the adversary that seems to
• 58:02
  be calling, calling all mankind all over the world in every
• 58:07
  country. And it it doesn't just stop at
• 58:12
  the very unhygienic, you know, a demonic BBQ as Anna's describing
• 58:19
  there. You know, they come after people
• 58:22
  like Anna and people like myself.
• 58:24
  In fact, it's exactly what the late judge William Long over
• 58:31
  there in Boulder, the one who I, I shared with you for the
• 58:35
  Jonbenet case. Well, it's exactly what he was
• 58:39
  talking about all the way back in the 90s.
• 58:41
  And as as a fact here, I want to share this clip with you.
• 58:45
  This was sent to me from a show called Nino Bandino.
• 58:50
  I, I, I believe that's the name Rodriguez.
• 58:54
  Excuse me and he had a gentleman on and we're going to get on his
• 58:58
  take on this and this gentleman had received a letter and it
• 59:05
  goes into the black magic and something that to the effect
• 59:09
  called a witch's covenant and I have a lot to add on about this
• 59:14
  one here, but check it out we'll discuss after this is it's truly
• 59:18
  amazing I. Hope this letter finds you well.
• 59:20
  So I'm not sure my words will leave you feeling the same.
• 59:23
  I've been meaning to write you for weeks, but something's been
• 59:26
  gnawing at me. I'm compelled to share it, not
• 59:29
  to scare you, but because you've always had a knack for seeing
• 59:32
  through things and might this might save your life.
• 59:34
  It's about these coven members, they call them, and their
• 59:37
  assignments in every city. It's a story that makes you
• 59:41
  question the faces around you, and I warn you, it's not to be
• 59:44
  taken lightly. I shouldn't be telling you this
• 59:46
  because it could cost me greatly, but a secret network, a
• 59:49
  group operating in every city from the skyscraper canyons of
• 59:54
  Manhattan to sleepy towns like ours.
• 59:56
  They're old bloodline coven members.
• 59:59
  There's nothing witchy about them in broomstick kind of way,
• 1:00:02
  or in any way that makes sense. But these people blend in with
• 1:00:06
  like your pharmacist, your kids soccer coach, the lady who
• 1:00:09
  smiles at you in the grocery line.
• 1:00:12
  And he says, but they're not there by chance.
• 1:00:14
  They're assigned. And they're they're assigned to
• 1:00:17
  their targets. He says where this is where it
• 1:00:19
  gets dark. There's a list, an assassination
• 1:00:22
  list. I can't tell you who makes it.
• 1:00:25
  The names on it are anyone who's a threat to their uprising.
• 1:00:29
  But once you're marked, a coven member is dispatched.
• 1:00:32
  They're tasked with becoming your friend, your confidant, the
• 1:00:34
  person you'd never suspect. They slip into your life like a
• 1:00:37
  shadow. You didn't notice and while
• 1:00:40
  feeding information to whoever's holding the strings, all while
• 1:00:44
  says not on while. Let me paint you a picture,
• 1:00:46
  John, because this is where the story started to crawl under my
• 1:00:50
  skin. Imagine a woman named Clara, a
• 1:00:53
  librarian with wire rimmed glasses makes you feel at home.
• 1:00:57
  She moves to a small city, let's say ours, and starts frequenting
• 1:01:01
  the same coffee shop as a guy named Tom.
• 1:01:03
  Tom's a pastor of a church. Clara bumps into him one day,
• 1:01:07
  spills her latte, and they get talking.
• 1:01:09
  She's warm, funny and remembers her favorite sports team, his
• 1:01:13
  favorite sports team. And then soon they're grabbing
• 1:01:15
  beers. And I'm not going to read this
• 1:01:16
  whole thing. I'm just going to go on.
• 1:01:17
  But basically what what they're saying here is this person is a
• 1:01:22
  trusted person, the person you meet just randomly and they just
• 1:01:25
  seep into your life. They gather information about
• 1:01:27
  you. And I'm going to kind of go on
• 1:01:30
  here to this one part that kind of gave me chills about it.
• 1:01:34
  Here it says they're organized like a secret society with a
• 1:01:37
  hierarchy. And at the top, there's someone
• 1:01:40
  or something calling the shots, deciding who's a threat, who's
• 1:01:43
  not. Below them, local handlers
• 1:01:45
  assigned the operatives, giving them their targets, names, maybe
• 1:01:49
  even a dossier with photos and habits.
• 1:01:52
  The Covenant members don't always know why they're watching
• 1:01:55
  someone. They're told us for the greater
• 1:01:57
  good, and some have personalities they don't even
• 1:02:00
  know about. That's the part they gave me
• 1:02:01
  chills because that goes into a lot of the research that I've
• 1:02:04
  been doing. And it says I haven't told
• 1:02:06
  anyone else, John, because I don't want to sound like I've
• 1:02:09
  lost it, but I know because I was in and I woke up.
• 1:02:12
  So do me a favor, keep your eyes open.
• 1:02:15
  If someone new slides into your life a little too smoothly, ask
• 1:02:17
  yourself why the time is coming soon to where they will all act
• 1:02:22
  at once. Wow, I just had an overdose of
• 1:02:28
  validation there and I don't know what to do, Anna.
• 1:02:31
  This has been something I have had to deal with in the hardest
• 1:02:39
  of ways of by learning the hard way.
• 1:02:42
  I've had infiltration into real deal media over the course of
• 1:02:45
  years. I've learned time and time again
• 1:02:48
  I've had a witch's, an actual witch's covenant actually watch
• 1:02:54
  my main show at least a solid year and a half.
• 1:02:59
  And it all stemmed from my involvement in Boulder, Co with
• 1:03:04
  the the the Ramsey case. But it now it appears that I'm
• 1:03:10
  not the only one who the witch's covenants and and people that
• 1:03:13
  elk are going after when they're not busy eating rotten goat,
• 1:03:17
  goat head in in Puerto Rico. I mean you even have Lana Del
• 1:03:22
  Rey who's putting witches hexes and spells on Donald Trump and
• 1:03:26
  all sorts of people. Just how prevalent is the that
• 1:03:31
  component to the targeted individual arena as a whole?
• 1:03:35
  Because a lot of people dismiss it as some kind of science
• 1:03:40
  fiction. But I'm here to say no, this is
• 1:03:41
  science fact, and it's spiritual and it's warfare and it's here.
• 1:03:48
  The first thing I need to tell you is you can only survive this
• 1:03:54
  satanic program holding on tooth and nail to God.
• 1:03:59
  And I am very grateful, very grateful that the one person
• 1:04:04
  that rescued me when I was in the midst of the most horrific
• 1:04:08
  moment of my life, she's a Christian and she took me to
• 1:04:11
  this church where God spoke to me.
• 1:04:14
  And ever since then, I have felt the grace of God covering me at
• 1:04:19
  all times. I have had dead birds that I
• 1:04:24
  thrown in my house that I had to pick up and throw them out
• 1:04:27
  because I couldn't just scream and wait for somebody to come
• 1:04:30
  take them for me because I wasn't, you know, I had all
• 1:04:33
  sorts of witchcraft like you have no idea, like you were
• 1:04:35
  talking about. But we have to differentiate
• 1:04:39
  here the the flying monkeys of the CIA are the ones that run
• 1:04:45
  this program and then since they are so evil and and and and
• 1:04:51
  guided by the devil, they have to retain people like them like
• 1:04:59
  minded to do their dirty work. For example, my former best
• 1:05:05
  friend who was one of my handlers, his online name was
• 1:05:09
  Satanas Satan. And I'm, and I would tell him,
• 1:05:13
  you know, you shouldn't, you shouldn't have that online name.
• 1:05:15
  That's bad. You know, when you invoke the
• 1:05:17
  devil like that. And I was so naive.
• 1:05:19
  I didn't know he was destroying my life.
• 1:05:21
  He was reporting on everything I did or had done, on who my
• 1:05:26
  friends were or who my parents, everything.
• 1:05:29
  And he was reporting to the criminals and he was a devil
• 1:05:32
  worshipper, OK. But the real culprits do not be
• 1:05:36
  mistaken. The people that are running this
• 1:05:39
  human experimentation program are the criminals.
• 1:05:42
  The over 5000 at the Denver domestic operations at the
• 1:05:48
  Denver airport, in the bowels of that satanic airport in Denver,
• 1:05:53
  OK. That's where they operate from
• 1:05:55
  and it is my. Goal.
• 1:05:58
  To expose all the doctors, all the psychiatrists, because they
• 1:06:01
  have a team of psychiatrists that is the one that creates the
• 1:06:07
  torture menu for each targeted individual depending on their
• 1:06:12
  personality pursuant to the briar briar mix, whatever test,
• 1:06:18
  the personality test, you know, there's 64 types of personality
• 1:06:22
  that is. Why profiles?
• 1:06:24
  Yeah, that is why some people get voice to skull and other
• 1:06:27
  people get like me implanted up to from the head to the toes.
• 1:06:31
  And by the way, you know, a doctor Anami Halchas has
• 1:06:35
  explained to me that some of the implants I have look to be non
• 1:06:39
  human. OK.
• 1:06:40
  And then Yeah, yeah, it's, it's. It is the most terrifying thing
• 1:06:47
  you can ever experience. Everyone you have somebody who
• 1:06:50
  comes in your inner circle. Who you know and you have a good
• 1:06:54
  heart and has a good heart and we all do and and then you you
• 1:06:58
  open, you know, your circle with arms wide open and these people
• 1:07:03
  oh, you like that so do I you like that Let me tell you, we
• 1:07:07
  had someone come into this foundation who literally liked
• 1:07:12
  everything. I liked this this because.
• 1:07:15
  They follow you, Dean. Before they put that purse on
• 1:07:19
  there, they do a profiling of you.
• 1:07:22
  So when this person comes in here, this person already has,
• 1:07:25
  they have a dossier on you because they have spied all your
• 1:07:30
  electronic communications. That is what FISA is for.
• 1:07:33
  You are one of. The 100 and. 78,000 FISA victims
• 1:07:37
  and this is what we need to get out in the world because the
• 1:07:40
  average American thinks it's terrorist in our nation because
• 1:07:43
  that's what Christopher Wray wanted people to believe.
• 1:07:46
  But no, it's people like you and me that get listen to.
• 1:07:51
  George Tenet, who convinced the American people after 911 that
• 1:07:54
  we needed the home and security and all these, you know,
• 1:07:58
  apparatuses to get The Cave in, you know, with the magical
• 1:08:02
  passports. Yeah.
• 1:08:03
  And, and people bought into it. But it is so intricate,
• 1:08:06
  everybody. And let me be your Guinea pig.
• 1:08:11
  You know, I, we had someone in this mix who literally
• 1:08:15
  masqueraded as a police officer and we thought, and she was
• 1:08:20
  good. We all know who I'm talking
• 1:08:21
  about. And we found out and that she
• 1:08:24
  wasn't even a police officer all these years that she was met.
• 1:08:27
  She said, oh, I only worked for Chicago PD.
• 1:08:30
  She was a a damn meter maid. I mean, that's right.
• 1:08:35
  It's right up from ticket collector at the theater.
• 1:08:37
  Come on. Because these.
• 1:08:39
  People are chosen because they are psychopath Dean.
• 1:08:44
  She has a psychopath. One of the hiring requirements
• 1:08:47
  for them for these criminals is that they have to be a
• 1:08:50
  psychopath. Oh good God, she's a psychopath.
• 1:08:53
  I mean, when I was stranded in the deserts of New Mexico on it,
• 1:08:57
  she gave the roadside assistance the wrong address.
• 1:09:01
  I was stuck there for 12 hours. I thought I was going to die.
• 1:09:04
  So the, it is serious. So we are playing on a very high
• 1:09:08
  level. And you people keep on in your
• 1:09:12
  thoughts and prayers and, and everybody because she's fighting
• 1:09:15
  a huge, huge adversary. And can you tell us an update on
• 1:09:20
  any of the court cases recently or is there any new ones that
• 1:09:24
  are in the the Chamber? I'll tell you my update is the
• 1:09:30
  following. Last week, many of you may have
• 1:09:32
  watched Rand Paul's hearing on the on the defunct Quiet Skies.
• 1:09:38
  And here I was watching that hearing.
• 1:09:41
  You know how like when you're watching a baseball match or a,
• 1:09:45
  or a basketball match and you're screaming at the players.
• 1:09:48
  Well, I was like that here. I'm like screaming at the people
• 1:09:52
  that were testifying at a rifle and everything.
• 1:09:54
  No, that's at the FBI. So then at that moment, I had
• 1:09:58
  this God put it in my heart. I know you have to go to DC and
• 1:10:02
  I hate the cold weather and the winter, but you know what?
• 1:10:05
  I am packing my bags and as of November 1st, I want to be
• 1:10:08
  living in DC. I'm raising funds to go there
• 1:10:11
  because I have to be knocking on doors and I have to be there
• 1:10:15
  every day when there's hearings, when there's meetings, when
• 1:10:19
  there's these people walking in the in the halls and I have to
• 1:10:22
  go and approach them and talk to them.
• 1:10:24
  Because while I am here in Texas, they are intercepting my
• 1:10:28
  emails, they are intercepting my phone calls.
• 1:10:31
  They are whispering to their ears.
• 1:10:33
  She's crazy. She's a terrorist and I have to
• 1:10:35
  just show up and tell them the contrary and show them the
• 1:10:39
  receipts. And that's what I'm going to do.
• 1:10:40
  And I know God is with me because this is, I am on a
• 1:10:45
  mission. I am on a mission to change the
• 1:10:49
  course of humanity where it was going.
• 1:10:51
  This program was going to be rolled out to everybody,
• 1:10:54
  particularly with the jabs and the, and the nanotechnology and
• 1:10:57
  the mind control and the palantir coming on.
• 1:10:59
  So the surveillance state, so, you know, this is so urgent and,
• 1:11:04
  and people are not getting how urgent it is, but I get it.
• 1:11:07
  So I'm, I'm just, I'm just, you know, going out on a limb and
• 1:11:12
  I'm just going to drive there and I'm going to find a place to
• 1:11:16
  live and, and God will show me the path.
• 1:11:22
  Well, there you go. That is determination.
• 1:11:25
  That is a woman in the arena and is like the Joan of Arc stories
• 1:11:31
  of old meets today's standards. You know, on a positive note and
• 1:11:37
  we definitely want to help support on a Toledo's fight as
• 1:11:42
  she's fighting the power. Yeah, which will soon.
• 1:11:45
  I'll be cyborgs. So man today, cyborgs tomorrow.
• 1:11:49
  But on a positive note, you know, Puerto Rico, my prediction
• 1:11:53
  on AI think it's going to go the way of Vietnam, the way Vietnam
• 1:11:57
  did. He was a war-torn country for so
• 1:11:59
  long. And, you know, but their economy
• 1:12:02
  really picked up and it, it, it took a generation.
• 1:12:05
  It took a generation or two. And a lot of those people, they
• 1:12:08
  came here. They're hard workers.
• 1:12:10
  And I think that you'll see a rebirth in Puerto Rico because I
• 1:12:13
  mean, just this alone, here's a here's a pending story
• 1:12:20
  everywhere from the Business Insider, why Americans are
• 1:12:24
  flocking to Puerto Rico and why Puerto Rico wants your next
• 1:12:29
  vacation to last forever, as they're saying, no longer the
• 1:12:32
  continent being seen as an easy getaway from the states.
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  It's a tax incentive. So when I hear that on, I hear
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  business, I hear, I hear entrepreneurship, I hear
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  ingenuity and a lot of prospects.
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  And and then if you're out there too, this is going to be the
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  next thing too, the Puerto Rican cuisine, some of very, you know,
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  I lived in Vegas, some of the most famous chefs in the world,
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  a lot, some of them are Puerto Rican, believe it or not.
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  And I think we're going to see a twist on what we know as just
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  regular Mexican food, and there's going to be a Puerto
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  Rican rebirth. And pretty soon, we're all going
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  to be eating pastels. Pastelis.
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  Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
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  When I went to Puerto Rico. Yeah.
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  Oh, they're so amazing. And you?
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  Know tell us what the pasteli is.
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  I used to we, we used to be able to, to ship them overnight
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  frozen or at least put them in the, in the Malayas, in the, in
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  the suitcases. But guess what?
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  Now they're not allowing them because they were smuggling
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  drugs inside the Pastelis. So now they don't allow the
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  shipping of pastels, which is like, the most amazing thing.
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  So yeah, when I went to Puerto Rico a couple months ago, I did
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  it. I had like, I don't even know
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  how many pastels and it wasn't even Christmas.
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  But yeah, you're right. We have the most talented, when
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  I tell you my country, and I say my country because even though I
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  am an American citizen, I am a Puerto Rican.
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  Really, my country is the most amazing.
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  And we have like, for example, let me just give you a glimpse
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  of what my life used to be since I rented my house.
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  I, I lived off the rent of my house.
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  So I would wake up every morning, go to the gym, then go
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  to the beach, then go have, you know, vodka with freshly
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  squeezed grapefruit juice and then go down salsa.
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  That was that was my Life, OK. And of course, that fostered a
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  lot of envy from my former friends that were married to
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  this man that they didn't even love, right?
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  And they were stuck in those relationships because of money
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  or whatever. But I was free as a bird.
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  And they hated me for that, even though they pretended to be
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  friends. So what I'm saying is Puerto
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  Rico has amazing chefs, amazing, amazing music, amazing.
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  You know you can. You can be at the beach surfing
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  and within half an hour you can be hiking.
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  Well, that's what I'm saying. I, I think the rebirth is, is,
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  is in its process right now because you look at Vietnam and
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  I had a friend who took his honeymoon, him and his wife went
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  backpacking to Vietnam. They loved it.
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  And you want to get the most homestyle cooked meals, the
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  culinary arts in the culinary, the cooking and, and food of,
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  of, of Puerto Rico is great. And I can tell you that because
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  in Orange County, we only have one Puerto Rican restaurant.
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  And it just so happened to be down the street for me growing
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  up. And I got to appreciate a lot of
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  what I knew of Puerto Rico through its food.
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  And that's how you want to learn a country.
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  You want to learn about every the culture, you taste the
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  culture. And that's what we do.
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  You're so you're going to hear a lot of pastelis coming up, just
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  like you saw the Cubans empanadas become a thing.
• 1:15:53
  You're going to hear more about the arose con gondules.
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  I love it. The lescion asado.
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  Oh man, can you tell them hungry women fungo.
• 1:16:05
  It's amazing. The conquito, the the coquito,
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  the little coconut. Very.
• 1:16:10
  I have an amazing. Recipe very good.
• 1:16:13
  Coquito. Oh God, Yeah, yeah.
• 1:16:15
  Oh, and oh, here's a good one. It's 1 special.
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  Place. This one's called Al Caperrias
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  fritters stuffed with piccadillo.
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  Oh my God. OK, so so this one, I'm saying
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  the variety of foods in from our neighbors who are American we
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  don't know about. That's a crime in itself.
• 1:16:38
  We know more about Mexican food, which is the same 4 dishes, you
• 1:16:41
  know, flipped over and over. This is like Caribbean mixed
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  with love from the island there. So I, I want to advise people or
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  suggest rather to go look into some of the culinary coming out
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  of Puerto Rico. It is some of the most delicious
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  food I've ever had in my life. So, but on it, you know.
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  We have really amazing like restaurants, like high end
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  restaurants that are yes, that that known, you know, they, they
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  are up to par with the fanciest New York restaurants.
• 1:17:13
  Oh, absolutely. But Anna, we're running out of
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  time. Tell us how we can find your
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  show, the Gavel and when can we expect the new Anna Toledo
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  cooking book and or cooking show actually?
• 1:17:28
  You, you know, I had a, you know, I had a raw foods
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  restaurant in Puerto Rico when I first decided I didn't want to
• 1:17:33
  be an attorney anymore because I didn't know it was targeted.
• 1:17:36
  I, I did like a, an all fruit salad and salads and, and raw
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  foods. And so I love food.
• 1:17:45
  Yeah. And I and I and I, I thoroughly
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  because you know, I, I put what you just mentioned a little
• 1:17:51
  while ago and is I put a lot of love into it, you know, I even.
• 1:17:56
  That's right. My coffee tastes amazing because
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  I I put a special potion of love in there.
• 1:18:03
  But yeah, well, I am in the real in brumbo is real Targeted
• 1:18:06
  justice is the gabble. But I, I also broadcast it
• 1:18:10
  through my, my, through my ex, which is Anna, Anna Polito
• 1:18:15
  Davila and, and also through Targeted Justice X.
• 1:18:20
  So yeah, it's every Wednesday. And what I, what I cover is, is
• 1:18:24
  the update on the really good news on the shutting down of
• 1:18:32
  government weaponization. And, and I do it for myself, but
• 1:18:35
  also because our community is usually that many, many of them
• 1:18:40
  are so sad and despondent and, and, and in despair because when
• 1:18:44
  is this going to end? So I want to bring some
• 1:18:47
  happiness to them. And, and not only that, but the
• 1:18:50
  desire for them to pull themselves from the bootstraps
• 1:18:53
  and fight back because the criminals of the CIA never
• 1:18:57
  thought we would fight back. And that's exactly what we're
• 1:19:00
  doing. Absolutely.
• 1:19:03
  And you can catch on it. Toledo's the gavel Wednesdays at
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  7:00 PM Central, which is 8:00 PM Eastern.
• 1:19:13
  And also you can catch her for the holidays making the
• 1:19:17
  Empadilas, which I've been looking at this whole time here.
• 1:19:22
  Wonderful pastry. And the answer to eggnog is
• 1:19:25
  definitely the Puerto Rican creamy delight called the
• 1:19:29
  coquito. The coquito, the little coconut,
• 1:19:32
  a boozy, boozy glass. This holiday dorms that coconut
• 1:19:36
  cream. Who needs eggnog?
• 1:19:37
  Hell with that? And that you're so delightful.
• 1:19:40
  You are the original coquito. You are the original creamy
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  delight of Puerto Rico. I promise I'll bring the recipe
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  for the next time I'm around here.
• 1:19:50
  I'll bring the recipe for it for you.
• 1:19:52
  It's good. For your audience so they can
• 1:19:54
  make it and then but you know you get donk cute white rum,
• 1:19:59
  which is the good. 1. Not Bacardi.
• 1:20:03
  Yeah, no, no, no. Bacardi is an insult to anyone.
• 1:20:07
  So you and also you're going to want to catch on them.
• 1:20:10
  We're going to have her back for our music show because she
• 1:20:13
  introduced me to the real reggaeton and I have to have
• 1:20:17
  conquito eggnog on my face. And it's vastly different than
• 1:20:23
  the reggaeton I heard at Walmart just a few moons ago, a few
• 1:20:28
  weeks ago that is. But Anna, thank you so much for
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  being here. Thank you so much.
• 1:20:34
  It's. Always such a pleasure talking
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  to you. Thank you for having.
• 1:20:38
  Me always, always, well, just it's always a pleasure to have
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  in Toledo here here at the late night updates, especially
• 1:20:48
  especially for our News Radio edition.
• 1:20:52
  So if you like what you heard here tonight, make sure to help
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  us support the effort because good good Lord, don't I know I
• 1:21:00
  could use that with everything happening.
• 1:21:03
  I mean, I'm using it's like I got 2 left feet and two left
• 1:21:08
  hands because I am so handicapped without our tools.
• 1:21:11
  But hopefully that changes. You want to become a member too
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  and maybe catch that music show with Anna, myself and some of
• 1:21:19
  the rodeo music guys going over some reggaeton and other worldly
• 1:21:23
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  But yes, become a night owl visionary Debonair, a plan from
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  the Himalayas. OK, on that note, I shall be
• 1:21:48
  back hopefully soon. Everybody, thank you for your
• 1:21:51
  patience. And it is a struggle.
• 1:21:54
  It's a fight, but I know the culprit.
• 1:21:56
  I know the playbook and I can't be killed by conventional
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  weapons. I don't believe I can.
• 1:22:02
  Anyways, knock on wood. So for and it's late now and
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  everyone else here at late night update, I'm Dean Ryan saying
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