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What Say You? with Dean Ryan 'Canadian Fires' · Real Deal Media

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None. He
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was having an affair with his guy.
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He even admitted to the operator that it his was a friend.
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I can't get it. None.
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All right, all right, along the watchtower to get the night
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started. I can't get enough.
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Welcome everybody to Real Deal Media's number one late night
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hour. What say you?
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What say you is where we focus on you, the viewer, your
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comments, your questions, concerns, Real Deal Media's fan
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favorite of a show here tonight I am Dean Ryan.
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Yes, I am. And tonight we're going to be
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getting to all of those comments, questions, concerns,
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conjecture and more with a lot of headlines.
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We want to get your take on it, headline news around the world
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and in your neck of the woods, as well as what's happening in
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Canada with the fires and the pollution that is now coming
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across the North American border there, the US Canadian border,
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that is to say the least. Joining me tonight will be the
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one and only Aaron Caints, who is on deck.
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If you're new, I am on the road. I'm travelling.
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This is a Studio B Studio A for the World at War should be ready
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by this weekend. We might have something in line
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in store for that. So we are here now as things are
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moving and operating like a well oiled machine for a change.
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Isn't that something? Anyways, let's not waste any
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more of your time as we are broadcasting live on the real
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Dean Ryan over there on Facebook as well as the real Dean Ryan.
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Dean Ryan team over there on YouTube and Rumble as well.
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OK, let's welcome Toronto's favorite son, the one, the only,
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Aaron and Kate. Aaron, welcome to the stage
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here. We'll see you.
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I never get inspector anymore. I just go right to my name and
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not inspector anymore. Dean, I'm doing no.
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I just don't. No, I just don't feel like it
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right now. I maybe tomorrow, maybe
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tomorrow. Aaron, it's good to see you.
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It's good to see you. You know, you're right in the
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line of fire again over there in Canada.
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I'm beginning to believe you're one of the arsonists, but I
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don't want to believe that. What's?
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Going on in Canada, just just briefly.
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Yeah, man, it's a lot of fires going.
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Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, also Northern Ontario and it's
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wildfire season and it's come from the last couple days all
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the way down to southern Ontario where I am in Toronto and the
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haze is so thick, it's very hard to breathe.
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Actually, I have asthma. So I mean, if you if you find it
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too hard or it's like too hard to breathe, you got to go inside
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air conditioning in the car. It's definitely something to
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take very serious because you know, it's not it's not good to
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breathe these things. Who knows what kind of particles
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are being spread? Dean, any suggestions, extras
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that they're trying to, you know, not only poison us with
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shots and now wildfires and food and and and water and whatever
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way we turn? Dean, I think they're trying to
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what say you on that? Well, that's true.
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We have a lot of what say you is happening right now.
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We already have Seth Black who said we need a new word for the
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CCP killer fungus. Seth, that's absolutely right.
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We actually have a story about that coming up.
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You don't want to miss. In fact, we have a lot of
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stories about CC. There's a lot of Aaron.
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There's almost as much espionage and treason in the United States
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as there is Canada right now. It's incredible to see.
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So we're going to get into that. S, don't you worry.
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I know S has his. He's a collector of killer
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fungus, from what I recall. OK, so we're going to get into
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that. Also, it is Pride Week.
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Aaron, I don't know how. How are you celebrating Pride
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Week this year? I dare I ask.
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I usually yell and scream at people and take stickers off and
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bumper stickers. That's what I normally do, yell
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and scream, but not always. You know, you have to let it off
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your chest guys. That's how I feel so.
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That that's very nice of you. So Aaron's attending the other
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Parade of the Ashamed, Ashamed week.
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He'll be there for that. He's the Grand Marshall.
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That. You bet.
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You bet. OK.
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Seth sits in his toes. Thank you, Seth.
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That's so I was. Going to say what kind of?
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Toes. OK, we have Rumble that's going
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off the chats in the chain right now.
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OK, we have Rebel Mama over there, she says.
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I sat on the deck for under 30 minutes, an instant sore throat.
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Yeah, well. OK.
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People have talked to sore throats.
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How about headaches and migraines?
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I know a lot of people are getting migraines.
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They're feeling like lung COVID, possibly tinnitus in the ears.
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I felt a little bit of that actually the last few days.
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I don't know, there's really going on yet.
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And and you know, apparently this grade on top of the
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wildfire bastard we're feeling and feeling and feeling on top
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of it. They're a strain of pimp those
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other lines and buffers. So you tell me what's going on
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with the whether what you. OK, so black says Australian
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toenails. Thanks, Seth.
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He just won. He's going for the gold tonight.
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Dean Yeah, yeah, he's referencing Dirty Q with the guy
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who had. Oh yeah, I remember that guy.
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Yeah, if you don't know, we're talking about he is the nastiest
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human, one of the nastiest human beings.
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He had, he had a koala foot and he he, he gave me what's I call
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it, Yeah. Which foot for a week or
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something, Dean? Against my will, yeah.
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And then and then and then he just gave everybody athlete's
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foot. It's the mostest.
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Then he stole my shit. He stole money and he stole an
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expensive battery charger for me.
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He is disgusting POS. OK.
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So anyways, OK, we have we. Yeah.
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We're going to get to some things here, Aaron, as you may
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know. Stand by there, will you?
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Stand by. OK, here he is.
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All right, let's get to let's get to a few headlines from
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around the world and in your neck of the world, shall we?
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Real deal headlines. And aren't we proud of it?
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Well, let's just start what seems to be making the news
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right now as we're now recovering, many of us here on
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the East Coast of the United States from the wildfire smoke.
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On top of if you missed last night's show, the LE plume of
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dust that's now coming and greeting the East Coast of the
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United States start stemming in Florida.
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It's always Florida, Texas, that's now in Florida.
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Yes, the LE plume of dust, which is said to be the size of the
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North American continent, in addition to Mount Etna's volcano
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imploding over there by Sicily and coming this way.
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But wait, that's not all. And then we have the Canadian
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fires. And wait, that's not all.
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Again, just as of this weekend, we have the Chinese rockets that
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are literally dumping on a multitude of different U.S.
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states as we speak. That's the nutshell in the Cliff
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note version of where we are now weather and health wise.
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Well, now the wildfire smoke from Canada is now out of
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control and some say contain, but it's depending who you ask.
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Yes, that's true. Let me tell you a bit more about
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it as you can see there as we have manage, manage really to
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get through it all as the wildfire smoke from Canada has
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now hovered up over large portions of the United States as
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of today, creating hazy skies, hazardous air quality in the
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north and southeast. the United States National Weather Service
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issued air quality alerts on Wednesday for New York City and
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many surrounding areas, including New Jersey and yes,
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most of Connecticut, too. That's right.
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Officials said that those more sensitive to the air pollution
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should limit their time outdoors.
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The most concentrated area of smoke Wednesday today was a
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strip spread of Iowa and Illinois and Wisconsin,
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especially in Milwaukee, experiencing some of the worst
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air qualities the country's seen now.
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It's also worth noting that several air quality warnings
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were also in effect over there in Western Canada for areas
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around fires in that part of the country with smoke billowing
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toward the northwestern part of Ontario.
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Now this mode from Canada wildfires have moved South and
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passed over the Midwest as of yesterday and air quality alerts
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remain effective across Minnesota.
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Like we said Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and now
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featuring Ohio that we can tell you now here is here are I
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should say some other things that you need to know about is
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now Speaking of just ungodly acts of courage and well
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surprised. Now we go to Alaska get this now
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is now a burning cargo ship carrying 30 excuse me 3000
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vehicles abandoned Alaska just randomly.
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That's right that's it's just a really, really scary thing.
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There are a crew of cargo ships carrying around 3000 vehicles,
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including 800 electric vehicles itself abandoned off the coast
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of Alaska. First broke out on board the
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Zodiac Maritime, which is kind of weird because the Zodiac
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Killer has been back in the news.
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So is this even real? Well, the 22 crew members were
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safely evacuated. They safely evacuated from the
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ship after it failed to pull out of the fire.
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They were evacuated on a lifeboat and brought to and
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brought home by the US Coast Guard.
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But just another another mysterious burning cargo ship
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that we really don't know too much about.
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I don't think many others do as well.
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And let's get to that. Let's see what say you here,
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Aaron, I'm going to bring you in real quick with the fires.
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Aaron, tell us what's the latest on the Canadian fires because a
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lot of people I know are having a lot of breathing respiratory
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issues here in the United States Eastern.
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Yeah, it's pretty bad. It's it's carried over all the
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way from West Coast, from Alberta, Saskatchewan and
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Manitoba and northern Ontario. Like I said before, it's all the
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way down all the way to southern Ontario, Toronto, down to
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Detroit. Now I'm hearing it's getting
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down to all the way to the mid Midwest.
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I saw South Dakota, Missouri. So it's really carrying.
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Dean, this thing is really carrying and what's really
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interesting, I got some stats here.
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You know me, I always like to give you the little tidbits
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here. So can someone please explain to
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me how in the world from Manitoba, Canada, it goes up in
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flames and burns ashes at barely at 15° Celsius, 15°C I'm
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guessing is what probably about 5252 Fahrenheit I guess.
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So how is it like the forcing over 17,000 people to evacuate?
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How is Canada on fire every single spring?
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I also remember it towards the end of March, I believe March
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28th of this year. So just a few months ago,
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northern Alberta was also burning so and it's and it's
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cold that time of year. So it's not like it's not, we're
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not talking like 40°C or like 110 Fahrenheit in Arizona.
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Meanwhile, Mexico sits at 35°C and doesn't catch fire.
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Dubai. Dubai hits 50°C, Somehow it
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doesn't burst into flames either.
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What the freak is going on here guys?
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So that's the first thing. One of the other things I got
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stats on the Manitoba fire. Is that there's?
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109 fires been the the the fire keeps already come on to 90% of
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them are arson or human made with nothing to do with climate
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change. I'm.
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Probably staying as last year 96%.
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The fires are Arsen and I just want to read one more tidbit.
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And then you have a beautiful Oscar video, and then we're
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going to show you and when I got this.
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In front of me that these fires cannot match the the zones have
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been spotted not by groundwater bombers.
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Fires are hitting mineral. Rich zones like in Flint fall in
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Manitoba, right? Right.
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Where governments and corporations plan to extract.
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What do they have there? Lithium, cobalt and.
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Copper waffle, taba and other things there.
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What I'm hearing is indigenous feelings are being compared.
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Don't the land and people is asking.
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It's easy to learn how annoying. It isn't the climate, it's
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strategic land clearing. Fire equals displacement and
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displacement equals equal. Don't let them call that
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coincidence. So those are the 2 main Intel's
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I'm getting. And Dean, if you have that
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video, I wanted to show of the drones, because we've talked
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about this for the last couple of years, these wildfires, we've
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talked about the arson and even the RCMP four letter agencies
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have come and said that most majority of the fires are arson
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has nothing to do with climate change.
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But it's a little bit suspicious when you see a map that Canada
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is all burning in United States, there's no fires or very few
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fires. So what's going on?
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We we know that there's some sort of weather warfare attack
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that's happening in Canada right now.
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Yeah. So here's a, you know, here's
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who the true fire servers are. Here, check this out.
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Good to go, good to go. It really just started over
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coffee conversation talking about the kind of expertise they
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have with unmanned aerial vehicles and what we're trying
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to accomplish from a fire management standpoint.
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Or you want to take your note straight down, come in and bring
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it back up. It was, it didn't take long
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before we realized, you know, that's not just science fiction.
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It's something that could be really valuable and really help.
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Right now, the ability to burn large landscapes and very rough
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terrain is dependent upon people riding 4 Wheelers through a lot
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of areas with drip torches where they're lighting.
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So it's a increases danger and risk to some of those people.
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OK, so they have fire, fire burning drones at this point is
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the take away. And that's the.
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Point, yeah. We're even getting reports now.
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Aaron, I want to play this clip for you as now Appalachian
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Mountains over there in West Virginia are in really big
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danger from these these Canadian fires, so much so they're having
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to protect. Now Central Virginia's, well, I
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should say Appalachian Mountains over there in West Virginia, one
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of the most pretty much protected lands we have in
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states. Here's a little clip of that
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just to show you how this is happening in stealth.
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And it may not have all the salacious undertones that the LA
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fires have, but this is how they sneak up on us in the time of
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war. Here it is as nearly 200.
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Fires burn across Canada. OK.
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And that was it until you. OK.
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I hate these websites. Oh my God, Aaron, save me right
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now because. Yeah, I'll totally save you.
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I got a lot to say. You know me, man.
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I'm always prepared, organized here.
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Here it here it is again. Let's try this
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shittymicrosoft.com. OK, so here, this is the fire.
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Just to show you the extent of the fires as they're now pouring
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over into the United States. Here it is one more time.
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For the love of God, please work.
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The atmosphere is here. From the fires, according to
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airnow.gov. Our air quality is still good
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here in Central Virginia and on with Gabriel Isaac men, Van
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Wertz, an air quality expert with Virginia Tech, says.
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That could change on a dime just based on the wind, though, he
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says. The Appalachian Mountains.
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Pay us a favor. When it comes to air pollution.
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OK, all right. Who cares about him anyways?
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You get the point all right. Let's you move on from that.
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I'm having troubles now. Well.
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There's a few things, Dean, and there's a few things just we
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want to talk about that they're spraying whatever they're
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spraying the cattrails. That's, you know, when you put
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the fire down, it's definitely making the flames more fumable.
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That's no doubt in my mind that they're doing something that
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makes the flames definitely more bigger and wider and larger,
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hotter. So, so that's one of the things.
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And there, you know, we talked about this last year with the
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mismanagement of the forest fires, instead of doing the, you
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know, the forestry, the fires, it should be 10 kilometers from
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any city and done a certain way. And what do they do?
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They do it 5 kilometers from a city and then all of Kelowna
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burns. So the mismanagement of not, you
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know, burning the the right crops or the right, you know,
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trees and and so forth, the forest a student management has
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been totally like just horrible job by our Canadian government.
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They're mismanaging there these fires here.
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You can see with the drones how easy it is to start a fire, you
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know, a couple years ago. And again, I don't want like get
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into it. I'm just telling you what I hear
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and the stories I can't confirm. But a client of a client of mine
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heard that he was in Edmonton and just sitting in a car
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garage. And here's a couple Indigenous
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fellows talking about how they just both got paid 10 GS each by
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someone in the government officials or something.
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So you tell me what's going on here.
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People are getting paid to start fires.
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You know, the air, all these areas here, a lot of them are 15
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minute cities. The one that we had in Jasper,
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there is lithium and cobalt and all kinds of different things
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that, you know, are needed for resources.
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And the problem is, is once when these fires go down, it's hard
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for the citizens to go back and claim all their stuff.
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And most people have to move out and government comes in.
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It's just so easy for them to take over the land.
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And that's what you're seeing now, guys, It's really
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concerning. It's very scary weather warfare,
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but this is, you know. OK.
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So OK, we have a lot of people who are commenting right now.
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Let's take some of these comments.
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Go what Say you OK? Let's start on Rumble.
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Here we have we have Dame Pam who said Aaron's audio sounds
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muffled at times. Yes, that's true.
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We have self audio as well 'cause he has his microphone.
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Aaron, you have it backwards and that's why it should be facing
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the. Other way there.
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We go. I thought you would figure it
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out. I was.
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Counting the minutes I was counting up for so many years.
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You still, we still get it like he was.
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Counting the minutes and face it that way.
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Oh, God, I wish you could read my mind, Aaron.
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And then again, that could be dangerous too.
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And by the way, Realty media is under construction.
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If you are just again here, although we do have a new
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website. I want to throw that out here.
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OK, We have Al Majati. He says the following.
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It's the metals that are being sprayed down on us and or the
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sun spikes, you know, the beautiful auroras.
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That's true. There's also reports of the
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second son that has been reported over there.
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What was it, Florida, Aaron, or somewhere in Texas?
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People are seeing the second son.
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That's now happening. And also we're discovering that
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there's heavy metals. Well, what was in the the
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Chinese rocket just the other night?
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They found all the pollutions the the aerosol.
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Yeah, we're getting murdered right now.
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That, that's for sure. That's for sure.
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I got a headache. The 23rd morning.
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I'm waking up. Yeah, yeah, gnarly headache.
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Yeah, yeah, these fires are causing headaches.
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I'm hearing from several people, migraines, like I told you,
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tinnitus, all kinds of different things.
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Can't see, can't breathe. I agree.
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OK, Aaron, stand by there. We're going to get you back here
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in a second here, all right. We're going to continue on now
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as it's that time now to get to some real deal politics just the
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way you like it. Real deal politics.
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Well, now everybody's talking about the big beautiful bill,
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the most controversial spending bill we've heard and read about
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in quite some time. So much so it's so
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controversial. Many experts who are familiar
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with the controversy are saying this is the beginning of the end
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of the big beautiful relationship between Donald
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Trump and Elon Musk. Let me tell you a bit now about
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it. Now as this is happening, we'll
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get into the interpersonal relationships is now Trump is
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calling for scrapping the debt limit.
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Can you believe that I can? Yes, that's right.
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Donald Trump has now doubled down today on calls to scrap the
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nation's debt ceiling, pressing the four bipartisan action to
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abolish it. Finding common ground with
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Democrat auto pen off there. Senator Elizabeth Pocahontas
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Warren, yes, that's her. In fact, here's a little news
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report on just exactly what I'm talking about.
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As now, the debt ceiling is now lifted once again and it never
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seems to end, does it? Pushing Congress to pass his
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quote big beautiful bill by the 4th of July.
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It extends tax cuts while cutting funding for Medicaid by
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adding work requirements. It also raises the debt ceiling,
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a deal breaker for Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul.
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I can't in good conscience give up every principle that I stand
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for. That's it.
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Can't accumulate more debt. The president posted about Paul
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writing quote He loves voting no on everything.
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He thinks it's good politics, but it's not.
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Well, I would say that's not actually true.
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I would say that I've been pretty consistent.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates the bill would add
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more than $2 trillion to the deficit over 10 years.
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The White House pushed back on the CBO report.
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This is an institution in our country that has become partisan
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and political. Even Elon Musk called the
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spending bill a disgusting abomination.
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The bill passed in the House last month by one vote, with all
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Democrats voting against it. Now, Senate Democrats are
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following suit. Tax breaks for the ultra wealthy
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paid for by gutting health care for millions of Americans.
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North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis is concerned
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about rolling back clean energy tax credits.
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If we're not careful, the only people who will be happy with
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the outcome will be China. But Senate GOP leaders are
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optimistic the bill will eventually get 51 votes and
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deliver on the president's agenda.
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We will not fail. We will bring forward from the
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Senate a robust product that will protect the American people
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in Washington. I'm Maddie Beer Temple.
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Yeah, it doesn't seem to get any better.
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It doesn't seem to get any better now because now Marjorie
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Green Taylor, Marjorie Green Taylor is saying, wait a minute,
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this is not what I voted for, or is it?
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Well, let me tell you about this, she says.
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Now, quote, I did not know about this.
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Marjorie Green, Taylor Taylor Green, One of the other is
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expressing regret for voting for the big beautiful bill.
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The BBB. Yes, one of the people who's no
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longer a fan of the big beautiful bills is none other
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than someone who voted for it, MGTMTG.
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The tax bill passed just last month through Congress 2:15 to
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2:14, minus Kentucky's Thomas Massie and Ohio's Warren
28:01
Davidson. Within its 1000 pages, the bill
28:03
offers greater benefits for saying to the richest Americans
28:06
big cuts on Medicaid and SNAP food stamps, potentially
28:10
troubling limitation on courts abilities to enforce contempt.
28:14
It's estimated to add a 3.8 trillion to the federal deficit.
28:19
It's bill awaits since future in the Senate.
28:21
Marjorie Green Taylor took to X recently to criticize it with
28:26
following saying quote, full transparency, I did not know
28:29
about this section on pages 270-8279 of the big beautiful
28:34
bill that strips states of the right to make laws or regulate
28:39
AI for 10 years. Imagine that.
28:44
She went on to further say I'm adamantly opposed to this and
28:48
it's a violation of states rights.
28:49
I would have voted no if I had known about this and if I'd
28:54
known it was in there. Or how about it's called reading
28:57
the bill or getting one of your lackeys to do it I guess.
29:03
Well should further win. Say quote.
29:04
We have no idea what AI will be capable of in the next 10 years.
29:09
Neither does Trump or does he. And giving it free rein in tying
29:13
states hands behind their backs is potentially dangerous.
29:16
This needs to be stripped out of the Senate immediately.
29:21
If and when the OBB comes back to the House for approval after
29:24
Senate changes, I will not vote for it.
29:27
With this in it, we should be reducing federal power,
29:30
preserving state power, not the other way around.
29:35
And as you know, Elon Musk echoed that.
29:38
He calls the budget bill a disgusting abomination.
29:42
Yes, he did. The infighting is record high.
29:47
Record high. Well, Speaking of someone else
29:51
who's hide, well, we used to call her Lauryn Hill, the former
29:55
mouthpiece of the Biden, the Biden White House or whoever
30:00
that robot was. Well, she's now announcing she's
30:02
leaving the Democrat Party, promising to look into the
30:07
broken White House. I'd like she didn't know.
30:10
Yes, Corrine Jean Perry, who you just remembered, the successor
30:15
of Jen Piss Flappies, who served as White House press secretary.
30:19
Well, she announced she's leaving the Democrat Party as it
30:22
doesn't she doesn't feel it represents the American people.
30:25
I mean, that's how bad it's gotten when even Jean Paris, Mon
30:29
ami has to leave the party. In fact, here she is.
30:32
Hi, I'm Karine Jean Pierre, and I am the author of a new book
30:35
that's coming out this fall called Independent.
30:38
It's coming out on October 21st. So please, please do grab it.
30:42
And the reason I wrote this book coming out of the White House,
30:46
you know, serving as White House press secretary was an honor and
30:49
a privilege. But since I have left, the
30:52
people that come up to me, strangers that come up to me
30:56
just across the country as I'm traveling and sometimes right in
30:59
my neighborhood at a grocery store, supermarket, airport, my
31:03
daughter's school, the number one question they ask me is,
31:06
Kareem, how do we get out of this?
31:08
How do we protect our democracy? How do we protect vulnerable
31:11
communities among us? What do?
31:17
You know, Aaron, I get approached all the time and the
31:20
number one question I get asked is how do we get out of this?
31:24
What do we do? Yeah, that's a good.
31:27
Question, man Aaron. Here's the Aaron, here's the
31:30
what say you question. Do you see the pigs scrambling
31:34
to distance themselves from the Biden White House, from the
31:37
Democrat Party? Do you smell the aromas of
31:41
Folgers whatever called the Nuremberg Roast?
31:45
It's like a domino effect. All it takes is 1 rat to rat
31:48
someone out and then like just they all fall down.
31:50
They're all right now scrounging.
31:52
I think that. Don't forget book deals.
31:54
Book deals are usually something to do with money laundering.
31:57
Someone's getting a payout. So is this her way of getting a
32:00
payout? And don't forget she's your new
32:03
next L GB TS UW XYZ openly, you know, with the White House she
32:12
was all part of the client so. She's a gross liar.
32:16
No way in hell I don't buy it. Oh yeah.
32:19
Seth, have a heart. Will you?
32:20
You heartless. With Seth, can I just say it out
32:23
loud? Seth is a he's a heartless
32:25
mongrel. What does he know?
32:27
OK, here's another one. Here we have a rumble that's on
32:30
fire right now. We have Jay Bolin says just
32:33
passed the big beautiful bill so you can see what's in it.
32:37
No wait, that was Pelosi. We have mouth of the South that
32:42
says garbage patch kid. Yes she is.
32:46
Yes she is. She definitely looks like one in
32:48
the. Garbage patch, kid.
32:49
Yeah, it's the resemblance there.
32:52
We have film TV biz every every parent please ever you hear a
32:59
Democrat use the word democracy. Prepare to be gas lit.
33:04
Oh, yeah, and then we have Maddie Lynn that says Seth's a
33:07
giant. Seth isn't a fellow, and he's a
33:09
strawberry as well. OK, so Speaking of that now,
33:13
she's always been rumoured to be part of the LGBTQ experience,
33:17
which Erin, are, as we spoke about and we teased is now
33:20
underway. In fact, here here's a weird
33:25
story that's now coming out of Canada.
33:39
Did you see the dancing bobbies? This is how crazy it's hitting.
33:42
The police officers look like they're having a great time.
33:44
That concerns me. Oh my God, this is out of hand.
33:57
So I have a story about this, OK?
34:00
Because now not everybody's going along with this.
34:02
In fact, it's so bad now. It's so bad, a man even got
34:07
caught buying a tranny. This came out, we came back to
34:11
my place of residence, OK, and that's it.
34:14
And what happened inside? Nothing.
34:16
So you guys didn't argue? We aren't.
34:18
No, we didn't argue. You just stated that you did.
34:21
Throughout. This is the moment Daniel Chala,
34:24
Miami-Dade County deputy of more than 30 years, is questioned by
34:28
police at his apartment after a night out at 11.
34:31
Why did you kick her out? Because I didn't care for her.
34:35
Why didn't you care for her? Because I didn't like her.
34:39
Did something happen inside that made you not like her or that
34:42
made you? Denies being violent to his
34:46
guest. The records show he went home
34:49
with a woman who accused him of wrapping his arm around her neck
34:52
tightly and refusing to let her go.
34:55
The woman, who eventually ran out to get help, records show,
34:58
was seen by witnesses bleeding from the mouth and with marks.
35:02
Represented at all times that she was a woman, when in fact
35:06
she was a man, meaning that she still had male anatomy.
35:11
Susie Guerra, Ayala Chala's attorney, says the woman lied to
35:15
the officer about her gender. He wanted her out.
35:18
You guys are like standing here, like if I assaulted her, I did
35:22
not assault her. Chala was arrested for allegedly
35:27
battering and preventing the woman from leaving.
35:30
Because you. Seem intoxicated?
35:31
I am intoxicated. Well, because of that, Aaron,
35:37
and there seems to be a backlash on everything LGBTQ, which is a
35:41
common storefront now. There's at least 19 companies
35:44
that we know about that are pulling back their support for
35:47
Pride during this month as we know it.
35:51
We'll get your take on that. And a second, while Lowe's the
35:54
big proponent of everything rainbow, while they seem to be
35:57
pulling back a little bit, a lot of it, in this case, Dyson
36:02
sponsored Chicago Pride just a year ago.
36:04
Well, that seems to have changed.
36:05
Nivea, they're pulling back Tiffany and Co, Capital One,
36:09
UPS, even Disney is pulling back.
36:14
DoorDash, Live Nation, Anheuser Busch, Diego, Pepsi Cola,
36:20
Nissan, Pricewater, Cooper City, MasterCard, on and on.
36:26
Those are just some of the highlights of the ones we know
36:29
about. Aaron, let's get your take on
36:31
this because what say you? And we want to ask the people
36:34
watching, what say you out there?
36:36
Are we just being too hard on pride or is this a trend that is
36:41
only going to get bigger? So happy you've asked me, Dean,
36:45
about pride. Yes, you know what?
36:48
Firstly, a whole month. Who needs a whole month like,
36:51
you know, like one day? I mean, our veterans need a
36:53
month. If anything, these people serve
36:55
and protect us for our safety in our lives, our families.
36:59
So let's, let's call a spade a spager.
37:01
The other thing is in Toronto we really didn't have enough
37:04
sponsors for our own Pride parade and Google I think was
37:09
pulling out in Toronto, Home Depot.
37:11
And then yesterday our Olivia Chauer mayor sat with all those
37:15
people in the LGBT community and they had a thing at the City
37:19
Hall and she was saying we're the city of Toronto is going to
37:23
give the $350,000 just like that.
37:26
We're broke is no money in the in the bank, but we have
37:28
$350,000 just to keep Pride parade going for the next 5
37:33
years. All of a sudden she has money in
37:35
the Piggy Bank for that. And she, she just looked like a
37:39
fool trying to shame people for shopping at Home Depot, because
37:43
Home Depot, it made a business decision that is probably not
37:46
good for business. And Google and a few others, you
37:50
know, trying to shame us. That's what they do.
37:52
They these, these Lib tarts, we'll call them, you know, if
37:56
it, if you go against their narrative and you speak out,
37:58
they want to shut you down. That's communism, man.
38:00
You can't shut people down because they made a choice that
38:03
they don't want to spend money on.
38:05
You know, you know, kids, you know, you're trying to be a man
38:09
and a woman and vice versa, or whatever you want to do in your,
38:13
in your sex or gender. It's wrong to do that.
38:16
It's called reverse discrimination.
38:18
And these people are less than 1% of society.
38:21
And eventually, you know, if you go awoke, you go broke.
38:26
And President Trump was right from the beginning.
38:28
And we're starting to see it. And there's absolutely no
38:31
business. It's not a good business
38:33
decision to do this. It's it's a very small minority
38:35
of people. And I'm just totally against it.
38:39
You want to have time. Everyone has a time.
38:41
But there's a time and a place. And to run naked around in the
38:44
streets with kids watching, it's called the grooming.
38:47
I'm just not really happy about it.
38:49
So I'll, I'll leave it at there. But I'm, I'm happy to see that
38:53
people are starting to pull back and you know, economic is one
38:57
way we use our sword with economics.
39:00
And so, you know, just good to see it.
39:04
Good to see, you know, a lot of these companies and businesses
39:07
around the world pulling, pulling back.
39:09
I think it's time like this is part of the see.
39:12
Aaron, I knew pride week would make you happy.
39:16
It set like since Target did not pull back.
39:18
Dean Ryan, I was there yesterday at Target and there was pride
39:21
clouds who clothes for kids. Seth, What?
39:25
What are you doing shopping in the kids section?
39:27
I mean, haven't you grown I? Have a picture of Seth with the
39:31
cotton candy waiting for the cotton candy machine there.
39:34
So Oh no, we got a lot of picture of Seth.
39:36
He just doesn't know yet. OK, here's another one here.
39:41
Yeah, nothing. Let me let me go to Rumble here.
39:45
Look. What?
39:48
No, I don't know where that 1 is.
39:50
OK, If there is a pride week, why isn't there a straight week
39:53
Dame Pam? No, Dame Pam, that we have a new
39:57
one. We're coining.
39:58
Ashamed week. That's what we're going to be
40:01
doing. Here's something interesting
40:03
here and I'm I'm going to get to, we have heartbreak coming up
40:06
and then there's something with the Chinese and a few more
40:08
Canadian affairs and then Aaron has a real whopper about the
40:12
crash in Toronto. Here's something interesting.
40:15
We have Margaret Marta says hello.
40:16
My family of three didn't get, never will get the miracle jab.
40:20
My aunt who's 88 years old, was hospitalized with over 50 blood
40:25
clots. Holy Moses she had clots in each
40:30
lung. I'm also trying to be careful
40:31
what I eat and I'm wondering how she got them.
40:34
A doctor told me it was from her sitting too much.
40:37
I don't believe that. She had surgery and is now in a
40:40
rehab nursing home getting physical therapy.
40:43
I'm in Florida. I will be able to tell you about
40:45
the so-called the sandstorm. Love to our DM Thank you,
40:49
Margaret. Well, yeah, so there there seems
40:54
to be this upcoming apocalyptic swan, Black Swan moment.
40:58
And a lot of people are saying it's a new germ warfare.
41:01
In fact, there's now Chinese who are being caught all over the
41:05
place right now in the United States, Aaron, as you are well
41:08
aware. In fact, here's some of the
41:10
reports of some of the espionage of they're trying to bring in a
41:15
what is being called a forever fungus into the United States,
41:20
which could have very well been sprayed on us from the Chinese
41:23
space rocket the other night. This is the kind of reality that
41:27
seems to be coming a bit more science fiction.
41:33
Daniel Jong Yon Park from Kent, WA He's been arrested and faces
41:38
federal charges. He's accused of helping the Palm
41:41
Springs fertility clinic suicide bomber, 25 year old guy Edward
41:45
Barkis of 29 Palms. Officials with the US Justice
41:49
Department believe that Park provided Barkis with chemical
41:52
materials prior to the terror attack.
41:55
Last month, Park allegedly shipped and paid for significant
41:58
amounts of ammonium nitrate, a material that can be be used to
42:01
make explosives but is typically used for farming purposes.
42:05
Park was detained in Poland and was deported to the US, where he
42:09
was arrested last night at JFK Airport in New York.
42:12
Park is AUS citizen. Officials are not sure what his
42:15
connection is to Poland, but say that he flew to Europe a few
42:19
days after that terror attack. Officials say on May 17th,
42:22
Barkis drove a car containing a bomb to a fertility clinic in
42:26
Palm Springs and detonated it, killing himself.
42:29
Many others were injured and the fertility clinic, the next
42:31
building, was destroyed. US Attorney Billa Saley said
42:34
today that Park contributed to the destructive device.
42:37
Investigators say he shipped material totalling some 270 lbs
42:42
to Barkas and allegedly paid for some of it.
42:45
According to the complaint, Park stayed with Barkas between
42:47
January and February and conducted experiments in the
42:51
garage, the same garage where authorities found significant
42:54
amounts of chemicals commonly used in the construction of
42:58
homemade bombs. It's believed that Parks shared
43:00
Barkis's extremist views. The the philosophy, this anti
43:06
pro-life ideology, we do believe that that's the reason they
43:09
targeted this fertility clinic. They don't believe people should
43:13
be new life should be created, that it should be not created
43:17
without consent. I don't know really what that
43:19
means, but that is the reason that we believe that they likely
43:23
targeted the location that they did.
43:25
That's why we're calling this a terrorist attack.
43:28
So there you go, Aaron. There seems to be an uptick in
43:33
Chinese involvement. Here's a further escalation.
43:36
Chinese nationals accused of smuggling dangerous biological
43:39
pathogen into US. Also you have Chinese couples
43:43
were apart for years. Plot of smuggling biological
43:46
bathroom in the US even once snuck in dangerous material in a
43:50
hoe, a shoe. Excuse me.
43:52
Yeah. So there you have it right
43:53
there. Smuggled weapons and all kinds
43:55
of stuff. Aaron, what say you want before
43:58
we go to break? He stood in a hoe or in a shoe.
44:01
That's kind of funny, actually. Breaks kind of real fast
44:06
quickly. All right.
44:07
No, you know what? There was a huge drug bust.
44:10
I think Dean, I think was like 300 kilograms of fentanyl or
44:14
something. It was enough to kill like 100
44:15
million people recently or so. It was a really big amount.
44:20
This happened I think 2 days ago and there's several people
44:23
arrested in Toronto. So I mean, I've been seeing a
44:26
lot of these big drug busts and a lot of them are coming.
44:30
You know, they have these fentanyl labs, you know, in
44:33
these indigenous places, like very rural, maybe like northern
44:37
BC or northern Alberta, like these different weird places,
44:41
but they seem to be coming from Canada and that the cartels are
44:44
here, Mexican cartels as well. It's gotten getting really out
44:48
of hand and you guys got to really watch the northern border
44:50
because it seems like the southern border is a little bit
44:53
under control right now. But the northern border, that's
44:55
the one that's loosey goosey. So much for what Trudeau said.
44:58
About 1% of all fentanyl comes from Canada into the US.
45:03
You're starting to see all these huge drug busts.
45:05
Was Trudeau lying do you guys think was only 1%?
45:08
Because the truth is that's very misleading.
45:10
I'll leave it at this is that they only check 1% of the pork
45:14
containers that actually come into Canada.
45:16
D Only 1% of the pork containers are checked.
45:19
What's the percentage on that? One percent, 1% of everything
45:23
that comes into Canada. They can't check everything, but
45:26
they're only checking 1%. OK, Aaron, this is also in the
45:30
heels. I've got more 2.
45:31
I don't know if you know about this, and we're going to open up
45:33
the lines too, if you want to call in that Canada is now going
45:36
to be kicked out of the Five Eyes network.
45:38
They cannot be trusted anymore. Did you hear about this?
45:41
It's you know what? I didn't hear exactly that, but
45:44
I did hear that the US intelligence was having many
45:47
difficulties with Canadian. China, Yeah, is, excuse me,
45:51
Canada is a problem. Aaron, stand by there if you
45:55
would be so kind. OK, we're going to take a quick
45:56
break. We've got a long way to go and a
45:59
short time to get there. When we get back, we're going to
46:01
take all your comments, questions and calls.
46:04
We're going to put the call feature out there and we're
46:08
going to get into the new Pope. Leo and his new pontificating
46:15
styles is now making well. It's getting some notice.
46:18
He's doing his own gain of function as well as we're going
46:22
to talk about the magic mushrooms.
46:24
Could they be the cure or Realty Health?
46:28
There is. Could they be the cure for IBS?
46:31
They're now saying, Can you imagine that?
46:35
Yeah. So stay tuned.
46:37
And if you're on the East Coast, especially in New Hampshire,
46:40
you've got to be seeing that le plume of smoke.
46:43
People are choking as we speak. Anyways, we'll be back.
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OK, let's welcome back to the stage, the one and only
50:21
Inspector, Inspector Aaron Cage. There you have it.
50:25
OK, we're, we're going to get to your questions, comments and
50:29
concerns. All right, here we have we have
50:32
Jan Thompson saying lovely big gathering upon the White House
50:36
lawn addressed by POTUS from balcony.
50:39
Oh, Aaron, let's talk about this here, OK?
50:44
We have Jan Thompson said. Trump has banned visitors to the
50:47
US from numerous countries such as Congo, Somalia, to name but
50:50
to, I think. Iran also Cuba or Venezuela
50:55
certain places. OK, we have.
50:59
We, we have a lot of people who are criticizing Trump's spending
51:03
bill. We have, but the media's pushing
51:05
is infighting a a big rift now between Elon Musk and Donald
51:11
Trump. What say you on that, Erin?
51:14
Is this something to be concerned about?
51:15
Should we care or I have a theory that Elon was kind of
51:19
kicked out because of his involvement with the CCP and
51:22
cobalt, all those minerals in Africa.
51:26
I kind of have a theory because I know he's not very well liked
51:30
amongst people like that are very close to Trump.
51:33
I don't want to name anybody, but that's kind of the theory
51:36
I'm kind of running with. What's AUR and all of you out
51:39
there? It's very interesting is I'm
51:41
looking at like a psyop, Dean. I'm seeing a lot of psyops right
51:44
now. A lot of people are, you know,
51:45
when Trump gets you get too close to Trump, all of a sudden
51:48
people are burning, you know, Tesla cars and they hate Tesla
51:52
and everything to do with Elon. He goes far away and now all of
51:55
a sudden, you know, business is back again.
51:57
No one's burning Tesla's anymore.
51:59
Nobody cares. It's just like everything's
52:02
brand new. Same thing.
52:03
I see the psyops with Putin as well, how Trump's yelling at
52:06
Putin and so forth. We all know that, you know,
52:09
Putin handed the soccer ball the Trump many years ago.
52:12
And they have a friendship. I think that's very, very real.
52:17
You can see how excited that Putin is when they meet and when
52:19
they see each other. So they, they also had a, you
52:22
know, several phone calls recently.
52:24
So I, I see that Trump pushing back is very good psyop.
52:28
Sometimes you got to try to push, you know, they, they tried
52:31
Russia scandal, Russia, Russia, Russia, everything all the time.
52:34
So one of the ways to sort of keep that away from your head is
52:37
to pull a psyop and just yell and scream at your partner just
52:41
to like divert. You just don't need this right
52:44
now, this mental energy. So.
52:46
You know, I'm really into seeing die UPS going on right now.
52:49
That's a good point, Chef Black says.
52:51
It's a distraction. Emojis.
52:54
We've got the emojis going on today too.
52:58
Yeah, it's his opinion. He's some say he's entitled to
53:01
that. OK, here's another one.
53:02
Here we have anesty, anesty, anarchy.
53:09
I want to say anarchy, she says. Political theatre.
53:16
Political theatre thespian. Here's another one.
53:22
We have Samantha Dubai saying smart answer.
53:26
Aaron, don't encourage. Aaron, please do not encourage.
53:30
Him. I'm surprised he actually
53:32
showed. That team, Maddie Malin, Maddie
53:37
Lynn over there on Rumble saying Trump threw the soccer ball to
53:40
Melania. Did he?
53:42
I never saw that. OK, that's interesting.
53:45
Here's another one. Here is we have Seth, who's
53:50
still on fire tonight saying PSYOP equals new drinking work
53:53
game. Seth's always drinking.
53:55
OK, so anyways, here I have a few more things here, Aaron, I
54:00
want to get to this here, and we thank you for that.
54:04
Standby there, if you will. OK, we're going to move on here.
54:08
Yeah, we're going to move on here.
54:10
All right, so here's the next thing I want to touch upon
54:12
because, you know, we're very, very, very cautious of health
54:17
these days. Before we get to everything,
54:19
Pope Leo and I want to give you some good advice.
54:22
A lot of people I know who suffer from Crohn's, who suffer
54:27
from just a poor diet. And these are the people that
54:30
have to go gluten free because they're just constantly and
54:34
comfortable, constantly in pain and they don't know what to do
54:37
about about it. And you can only take vino for
54:40
so long. They say, well that's going to
54:42
bring us to real deal health. Real deal health.
54:55
Let's get to everything Cybocillin now shall we?
54:58
Is now it could be the cure for IBS.
55:01
Let me tell you a bit more about it.
55:03
The question now being bagged, asked and once again broached is
55:08
could magic mushrooms treat irritable bowel syndrome?
55:12
And that's why we brought Aaron here tonight to talk about his
55:15
efforts. Well, this doctor is now putting
55:17
Cybocillin to the test and you need to know about it.
55:20
Yes, you do. We'll get this now.
55:22
In a nutshell, Doctor Aaron Mohani, no relation to Aaron, is
55:28
now connecting the first study to test cybacillin, magic
55:31
mushrooms for treating irritable bowel syndrome.
55:34
Did you hear that? Yeah, I didn't either.
55:37
Because nobody is irritable, you see.
55:40
Well, the syndrome has hasn't responded to conventional
55:42
treatments yet. Nothing can stop people's IBS
55:46
that's under control due to the bad food and the crops in this
55:49
country. Now, the research focuses on how
55:51
psychedelics might help reset the connection between mind and
55:54
body, particular for patients whose digestive systems and
55:58
problems stem from childhood trauma and stress.
56:02
That's right, everything goes back to the gut now.
56:06
It's worth noting that early results appear promising now
56:09
through treatment remains experimental and require
56:11
specialized therapy sessions alongside Cyboselson doses.
56:17
Yes, as this is now being undertook and underwent in
56:20
Boston. What say you out there?
56:22
Are you against trying magic mushrooms out there?
56:26
We know Aaron's done against. In fact, he might be just
56:28
treating his IBS now. Aaron, what are your thoughts on
56:32
this Ibasilum magic root? That's crazy.
56:36
Like I've never tried it before, but I can tell you that you know
56:40
what, if it helps certain things that it's going to make you feel
56:44
better and certain dosages there, maybe there's a way that
56:46
they have a liquid or you know, I know with the cannabis they
56:51
have oil you can put under your tongue.
56:52
So maybe they can, you know, try to come up with something new
56:55
that's easier for people instead of going all crazy and with
56:59
hallucinations. And we've already got enough
57:01
things going on in this world and it's lifetime, you don't
57:05
need any more crazy stuff going on, right?
57:07
So yeah, I'm all for it. But maybe they can come up with
57:10
something a little bit easier to take or chew or something you
57:14
know? Aaron, I I don't mean to be
57:17
crass, but I'm certain to believe you're on mushrooms now
57:19
as we speak. And if I'm wrong on that, well,
57:23
God struck me down with lightning.
57:25
OK? Anyways, here's another.
57:27
One here, back there actually, Dean.
57:31
We have people on Rumble right now.
57:32
We have Dame Pam who says Greta try to get to Gaza in a boat.
57:36
What a joke. A poor baby didn't make it.
57:39
Boo Hoo. She's not a baby anymore, Dame.
57:44
She's a grown lady, and maybe you should recognize that.
57:47
Thank you for her boat. I want to know who paid for her
57:49
boat. I did.
57:50
I did personally. OK, Seth Black says.
57:55
Aaron is smiling. That's because I'm always having
57:57
a good time here, guys. I'm always having a good time,
57:59
you know? Yeah, yeah.
58:01
Seth. Hey, Seth, butt out.
58:03
What do you know? OK, here's another one we have.
58:06
Don't worry, Aaron. I'll protect you.
58:08
OK. We have real General Mahdi says
58:11
magic mushrooms. Green heart.
58:12
Well, let's see, Aaron, you're not alone here tonight.
58:14
We all have IBS and need mushrooms.
58:17
We have met. This special, he says quote.
58:20
I eat shrooms at least three times a year just for preventive
58:23
maintenance. For preventing maintenance.
58:29
Thank you, Leo. Getting a head start on things.
58:35
OK. Very, very, very wonderful.
58:37
Rebel Mammoth says permanent grin.
58:39
Yes, Marnie, there's something wrong.
58:42
We need to do intervention on Aaron.
58:43
I agree. Seth Black says her parents
58:48
bought the yacht. Yes, they did.
58:51
Her, Seth. Her grandfather is Aaron.
58:56
I just told Minutes. Yes, thank.
58:58
You so much. Yeah, so here we have Elizabeth
59:03
Ann saying something's in the Florida waters here again.
59:06
I was going to say you're in Toronto here again.
59:10
It got my foot really swollen. I had surgery on this happened
59:13
the last six months ago. Urgent care tried to say you
59:15
have sepis. Well, that's terrible.
59:17
We don't know what's eating your foot there, Elizabeth Ann, but
59:20
I've been hearing about your foot for a while.
59:22
I hope it cures because I'm starting to feel like a
59:25
podiatrist at this point. Here's another one.
59:28
Here we have, we have film TV biz over there, Frankie over
59:33
there on Rumble saying the following.
59:37
RFK Junior has been openly supportive of explosive
59:41
psychedelics. Excuse me, exploring
59:43
psychedelics. I can't read tonight in plant
59:46
medicine, including cybacilline, cannabis in neuotropics.
59:52
I can't. Aaron, you're going to have to
59:54
read. Especially for mental health.
59:56
Yeah, Bobby's AI. Bet Bobby's a dead head.
59:59
If I had a guess, we. We forgot the Ostrich Whisperer.
1:00:02
I got to give you the Ostrich Whisperer.
1:00:04
OK, OK, yes, yes, OK. Let's get to that now.
1:00:07
Aaron, give us everything you know about what's happening and
1:00:10
help us close the night out here with the ostrich in the plane
1:00:14
crash in Toronto. Yeah, there's two things.
1:00:16
OK, awesome. OK, so actually last week the
1:00:20
craziest thing happened. So there's 400 birds.
1:00:22
I don't know if you guys heard over the last six months, two
1:00:25
birds got infected, ostriches in the PC and they, they killed
1:00:31
them with each or so somehow they got H1N1 and they killed
1:00:36
them. And then there's like 400 birds
1:00:38
left. So it's 402 and now there's 400.
1:00:41
And now the Canadian government wants to kill the remainder of
1:00:45
the birds. They're four months later or
1:00:47
five months later. They're all healthy.
1:00:48
They all went through herd immunity.
1:00:51
And the right now there's so many people waiting on the farm.
1:00:54
This is on BC in Western Canada to, to kill these beautiful,
1:00:59
beautiful, healthy birds. RFK juniors involved, Doctor Oz,
1:01:03
even President Trump knows about these birds.
1:01:05
So this thing has gone global. And if you guys are following,
1:01:08
so last week, what happened is about 1:00 in the morning,
1:01:11
people noticed that there was a flying drone around the camp,
1:01:14
around the campsite, around the farm.
1:01:16
And they they heard shots and I guess the drone actually killed
1:01:21
one of the ostriches from the top down.
1:01:24
And and then I think a few days later there was another ostrich
1:01:28
that was killed, but I don't think it was from the drone.
1:01:30
But all of a sudden there's like drones like Terminator at night
1:01:33
with guns that are shooting like ostriches in the middle of the
1:01:36
night. 1:00 AM So this is a little bit weird.
1:01:39
It's getting a little bit scary. Apparently the where the ostrich
1:01:44
is was like 100 yards from where like the closest human was.
1:01:48
So now like, you know, it's getting scary that drones are
1:01:51
being flown over the farm. Who do we think is has drones
1:01:54
that would like so, so sophisticated that would want to
1:01:57
try and test just to test the waters, see if they can get to
1:02:01
an ostrich or maybe take out a few more.
1:02:03
But they, you know, they're still going ahead with the call
1:02:07
the ostrich farm. I'll just leave it at this, is
1:02:09
that they still have legal try to representation to try and
1:02:12
stop it. And Alpha David's going on and
1:02:15
she's doing videos almost every other hour.
1:02:17
And I think yesterday there was like 20 trucks that were
1:02:21
spotted, maybe not too far from the farm, like just empty
1:02:24
trucks. But it was not the RCMP, It
1:02:27
wasn't the Canadian food inspection agent.
1:02:29
It was for something else. But everyone got a scare at the
1:02:31
camp and they're just like on standby almost any day these
1:02:35
people can come in and shoot. We don't even know how they're
1:02:38
going to kill these birds. But what what do you do with
1:02:40
them? Let's say they all do have H1M1
1:02:42
Dean. They put them in the, in the
1:02:44
into the ground after they kill them, the carcass and then the
1:02:47
animals eat them. And then birds would spread
1:02:50
wild. So there's really no way to deal
1:02:52
with these birds, you know, and also they're used for testing
1:02:58
the the ostrich egg has so many. Yes, it's true.
1:03:03
OK, you're right in Ted Plex and Liberty Mutual Emu is getting
1:03:07
nervous. Aaron, tell us about what we
1:03:15
have people who have outpouring opinions on the birds.
1:03:18
Tell us about the outpouring Intel about the crash that
1:03:22
happened in Toronto not that long ago that we discovered to
1:03:27
be totally staged and totally manufactured.
1:03:30
Give us the update on that, Aaron, if you could, because
1:03:34
that came out of Minnesota and we still don't know diddly Jack
1:03:37
Squad about it. So now I'm going for Inspector
1:03:41
to ostrich, Whisperer to Mechanic.
1:03:43
So let me give you the mechanics guys.
1:03:45
OK? I just do it all here at Real
1:03:47
Deal. OK, so the update on the
1:03:49
airplane, you guys remember there was a crash from Minnesota
1:03:51
Delta flight that came in from Minneapolis to Toronto, but I
1:03:55
think it was like the beginning of February.
1:03:57
Funniest thing was happening on a Monday.
1:03:58
I actually had plans to leave to Florida on the Tuesday and I was
1:04:02
there, but it was absolutely crazy saying just everything
1:04:06
going on. So, OK, so 80 people on the
1:04:09
Delta plane got hurt, 20 sorry were on the plane, 80 people, 21
1:04:14
got seriously injured. Of the 21 they've been, they
1:04:18
offered each of each person on the plane $30,000 each if you
1:04:22
just, you know, accept everything and move on.
1:04:25
However, 16 lawsuits I've I've found out this afternoon have
1:04:29
been filed and they're not accept of the 21 people that are
1:04:34
injured, I think 16 lawsuits, they're not accepting the
1:04:37
30,000. And they said the main reason,
1:04:40
what's the main reason that you want to sue the the Delta
1:04:44
Airlines? And if you guys remember, this
1:04:46
was like ADEI plane. There was a lot of diverse
1:04:49
equity inclusion. This was one of the special
1:04:51
planes where they were doing that on this particular plane
1:04:54
that flipped upside down. And the one of the reasons in
1:04:57
the lawsuit that they were claiming is that they were very
1:04:59
unorganized, unprofessional. They didn't know how to open
1:05:03
like I guess the doors to the plane or how to direct people
1:05:06
off the plane when the accident happened.
1:05:08
And I think that's the reason. So there could be some sort of
1:05:12
DEI element to this, which I think that there is something to
1:05:16
do with the crash and there wasn't enough hours in the in
1:05:19
the pilots. Yeah, it was a it wasn't.
1:05:22
It was a pretty hard day, hard landing in cold weather day,
1:05:26
but. Here's the here's the tall tale
1:05:31
sign of of of complete Kabuki theater.
1:05:35
The dam planes upside down. It crashes in Toronto and the
1:05:40
first thing people do, they just dust themselves up and go, oh,
1:05:44
let me go take some selfies by an upside down plate.
1:05:46
No, the damn thing's going to explode.
1:05:49
Which really, Aaron, they knew it wasn't going to explode
1:05:52
because it's it. It was a complete crock of false
1:05:56
flag. Hokey, pokey Canadian
1:06:00
falsehoods. And two weeks before that, Dean,
1:06:03
that we did a show, I think around that time there was some
1:06:06
talk about actors wanted for plane crash or something like
1:06:09
that in Toronto area. So we did that on the show
1:06:12
actually around that around that time.
1:06:15
So I mean, there's just a lot of weirdness.
1:06:18
Nothing surprises me these days, these days, guys.
1:06:22
I mean, the wildfires we got. If you crawl out of this, if
1:06:26
you're under the plan, are you just going to just brush
1:06:28
yourself off and just start, you know, becoming a tourist and
1:06:31
taking like selfies of you by the plane and then like.
1:06:35
I'm I'm running for the hills. Leave the luggage.
1:06:40
I'm running for the hills. Dean, I don't know about you.
1:06:42
Grab your stuff, grab your loved ones and just run as fast as you
1:06:46
can. You don't know how much time you
1:06:47
have for British. No one should ever experience
1:06:50
this. There, there you have that.
1:06:52
And finally here, that's going to bring us to our final, final
1:06:56
segment. All the way to heaven.
1:07:17
Well, we don't know what happened there.
1:07:21
I'm not really sure, we just saw there.
1:07:22
Yeah, we don't. We don't know what's going on.
1:07:24
We don't. Nothing works.
1:07:27
Usual, usual suspects. Aaron I I I I need a white flag
1:07:32
to just give up. OK so this is what we're talking
1:07:36
about. This stupid article here.
1:07:39
Pub Leo in first month makes break and style from Francis.
1:07:43
Aaron I have to say he many people have noticed the
1:07:47
different approach he's had since the last pontiff.
1:07:52
There's been a lot of mixed reviews.
1:07:54
Either they're like really positive or really negative.
1:07:58
I'm not sure the Catholic Church attendance is going to go up,
1:08:02
but I don't necessarily see it going down due to the Pope this
1:08:07
time. He's one of the only religious
1:08:10
figures that I'm aware of that since the head of the United
1:08:13
Nations, Aaron. Is this too little too late?
1:08:16
Is he going to save the the Catholic Church, let alone the
1:08:20
the world at this point or do people?
1:08:24
I don't know, it'd be really good to have an honest person,
1:08:26
you know, doesn't have any ties to child trafficking or any
1:08:30
adrenochrome issues or any of this stuff, Dean.
1:08:33
But the Vatican has been just so corrupt over many years.
1:08:38
There's so many hidden treasures underneath the Vatican, Dean,
1:08:40
that we have no idea how the hidden gold in World War 2, you
1:08:44
know, Holocaust survivors and stuff like that.
1:08:46
So I mean, you know, I don't know how it's, it's like trying
1:08:50
to drain the swamp, like we're talking about drain the Vatican
1:08:53
swamp. I think he's just another
1:08:55
continuation of, of just like, you know, another hologram
1:08:59
that's going to pop up here and there.
1:09:01
And I don't know if you're right.
1:09:03
I don't know if the attendance is going to get there.
1:09:05
You know, people feel when you're genuine and and so forth.
1:09:08
And I just don't think there's a lot of realness coming from
1:09:11
from, from the Vatican these days.
1:09:13
It seems like there's a lot of corruption and a lot and people
1:09:16
won't forget people, you know, pushing the Ukraine war, pushing
1:09:21
the the bat who loves us and miracles on people.
1:09:24
They're still for it. There's just so much division.
1:09:27
And also a lot of tei in in the Vatican too.
1:09:31
And you know, if you read the Bible, there's none of that in
1:09:33
the Bible. So I mean, it's a lot of
1:09:35
weirdness going on. And I think people don't have
1:09:37
trust right now in the Vatican. Well, that's the problem, Aaron.
1:09:40
Catholics don't read the Bible. Don't you know, haven't you
1:09:44
heard that it's it's everything else.
1:09:46
But then also as Heidi and grits you on this Wednesday.
1:09:49
I love your show mine followers. Yes, hello to you to the black
1:09:54
who's been a Pope historian. He said it's not impossible to
1:09:58
have a pure Pope. OK.
1:09:59
He likes very clean popes. We got that.
1:10:01
Thank you very much. We have on the rumble yeah he
1:10:05
likes him very clean and disease for we have Dame Pam says
1:10:10
considering moving to Alberta Aaron a lot of people moving to
1:10:14
Alberta Alberta's the whispered and rumored to they're waiting
1:10:19
to become the 51st state of the US.
1:10:21
Do you do you think that's to be true?
1:10:23
And you? I have no idea what they're
1:10:26
rating as a business decision. You've knocked on the same door
1:10:28
to get, you know, pipelines and get your oil out and try to get
1:10:32
your resources to sell. It's been many years.
1:10:35
They keep getting, you know, they keep, you know, having to
1:10:37
pay for Canada, all of Canada to keep us afloat.
1:10:40
And you know, what's the point? So at some point you got to make
1:10:43
a decision. And I wanted to separate as as
1:10:46
sad as it is, I think, you know, we're we have two choices right
1:10:50
now. Either become the 51st state,
1:10:52
start singing the Star Spangled Banner or start eating, you
1:10:56
know, Chinese with your, you know, whatever you want to eat
1:11:00
your, your, your rice and your, whatever bowl that you eat.
1:11:06
And so, you know, it's, it's getting really, it's getting
1:11:09
really deep, man. It's, you know, CCP is here.
1:11:11
And, you know, just online, I was telling Dean before the
1:11:14
show, like there's so many bots that attack you just to say the
1:11:18
forest fires are 96%. I had someone come at me today
1:11:21
on online and say, no, they're only 68.
1:11:24
Well, the CCP wants us just to show that there's less arson
1:11:28
than the normal. Like, I don't understand why
1:11:30
you're arguing with me about the percentage of arson.
1:11:33
It's the way that they're coming across.
1:11:34
I can spell. I can.
1:11:36
I can see a CCP bot these days a mile away, Dean.
1:11:40
I'm like the. CCP yes you can.
1:11:42
And finally we have Seth Blackshane.
1:11:46
Crab ragoon are delicious. Thank you Seth.
1:11:49
I don't know why Aaron talks crap on Chinese food every
1:11:52
freaking week. In sick of it myself.
1:11:55
OK he's jealous. OK now we have David Nader 82.
1:12:00
He says now I'm in Alberta. That's what I'm trying to find
1:12:03
out are there to the Canadians I ask you or do you have a lot of
1:12:07
your friends and families that you know in Canada they're
1:12:09
moving to Alberta as they get closer and closer to becoming a
1:12:12
51st state. Good question.
1:12:15
Good question. OK, Aaron, that's going to bring
1:12:18
us to, you guessed it, final thoughts.
1:12:38
Final thoughts. We start with Aaron Cates.
1:12:41
Well, Dean, I just want to say thanks everyone for joining
1:12:44
tonight. Again, it's been a while, but
1:12:46
it's survival of the fittest, guys.
1:12:48
I mean, the 2030 Agenda is full steam ahead.
1:12:51
CCP, they want WF, World Economic Forum, The Who.
1:12:56
They want to get us and try to depopulate us.
1:12:59
However they're going to say it. I mean, however they're going to
1:13:02
do it through, through the miracles, through the wildfires.
1:13:07
You know, we got all kinds of weather warfare with tornadoes
1:13:11
and in our food, in our water. So keep trying to learn.
1:13:15
The best way to survive is to organize and get the right
1:13:18
information. However you got to do it.
1:13:20
You got to drink healthy water with the chemtrails and all the
1:13:24
things that go in through your skin.
1:13:26
Osmosis. I, I was talking to people in
1:13:28
the last few weeks who like to take a steam or go for a, a
1:13:31
sauna, A sauna where, or a good schvitz where you sweat it out.
1:13:35
There's some there's some answers to these things, Dean.
1:13:38
Yeah. A good sauna if you can sweat a
1:13:39
lot of boxes and. You say a nice OK, yes Aaron, I
1:13:44
did this sauna the other day, so that's probably why you said
1:13:47
that OK, so there you have just. Try to stay awake, guys.
1:13:50
And you know, you know, we got to organize and just get the
1:13:53
right Intel and we're here for you.
1:13:55
But again, they're trying to come out as all angles.
1:13:58
These psyops are just getting larger and larger.
1:14:01
You can see them in real time. The agenda's happening and we
1:14:05
have to push back. We have to fight back.
1:14:07
That's the only way. Exactly.
1:14:09
So yeah. Sounds like the Roman bath
1:14:11
house. That's where it goes.
1:14:13
We don't know what's going in the Aaron lately.
1:14:15
OK. So thank you and thank you.
1:14:18
Good to see you. Liz Marchand.
1:14:19
Thank you. Dynamic duo top show as usual
1:14:21
much. OK.
1:14:22
I will be back tomorrow night with Real Deal Media live with
1:14:26
Jim Fetzer and some other surprises.
1:14:30
It's going to be a college night ordeal.
1:14:32
We're going to have more men's show next week, and maybe Seth
1:14:35
will call in tomorrow night. We love fish.
1:14:39
I'm vegetarian. Well, Aaron's a fish monster.
1:14:41
Isn't that your nickname? OK, knowledge is power over
1:14:46
there on Rumble. Thank you, Marnie.
1:14:48
OK, everybody that is it. Members, if you want to join us
1:14:52
backstage, we will send the link out.
1:14:54
In fact, it's the call link. You could just dial right in.
1:14:58
We'll be backstage. All right, for Aaron Cates.
1:15:01
I'm being Ryan and I'll see everybody tomorrow night.
1:15:04
Thank you for sharing a bit of your night.
1:15:06
Stay tuned. Stay and wake and keep Real Deal
1:15:09
Media going. It's summertime.
1:15:12
Goodnight. I'm living with myself.
1:15:28
I kept a new one else I'm feeling so persona you're
1:15:40
mentioning Johnny, you can never know how much do you want it and
1:15:47
make me laugh. I'll find him.
1:15:58
You need to find a way.
1:16:17
What you want to say I'm on the ball to my run, run, run.
1:16:26
My friends share and Take Me Home.
1:16:30
Sit at the corner. Oh, here it is on the warm farm.
1:16:40
Nobody can see you. Nobody can ever hear me call.
1:16:47
Nobody can ever hear me call. My friend said take you home
1:16:59
since I come out now he lands on that one phone.
1:17:09
Know why they can see him? Know why they can never hear me
1:17:15
call? Nobody can ever hear me call.
1:17:22
Know what they can see. You know what they can do.