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World At WAR with Dean Ryan '50 Shades of Jihad' · Real Deal Media

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None. That you have no right to call
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me a murderer. You have a right to kill me, but
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you have no right to judge me. But you have no right to judge
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me right to judge. Ominous fire comes from
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everywhere when the. Enemy makes.
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This move, this is it. I want it all.
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It's taken me for too long. I don't think I'm all in this
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world. I don't think I'll be here too.
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This will be beyond you. I don't.
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Think I'll be in too long after I heard two weeks of stop
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spread. This.
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Is not going to go over well. We are.
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Not that dog. Tomorrow indeed comes today.
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Welcome everybody, to Real Deal Media's number one late night
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show, World at War. I am your late night host still.
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Yes. Dean Ryan.
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That's right. You guessed it right.
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What an evening we have in store for you tonight, as tonight's
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show is called the episode's called 50 Shades of Jihad.
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You know, because that's all I'm hearing these days.
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Jihad this. Jihad that, you know, I mean, I
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don't know about you out there, but it seems to be a war that is
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being manifested by all sides now, which we're going to be
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getting into the Israeli conflict that's now sparking the
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World War Three that has now officially ignited.
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There's no. A visual statement on, if that's
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the case is, let's say World at War.
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Well, absolutely it is because there's a war at every corner,
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every front that you continue to strive in.
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So we're going to be getting into some things here tonight.
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5050 Shades of Jihad is definitely one of them, as the
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now calls for just that is being placed upon the world being sent
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by and said by Hamas. And all kinds of drama over
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there and it's getting deadly and it's getting heated.
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And yes, the US is involved. I have some Intel to share with
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you on that. You're only going to hear right
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here on the show here tonight. So we're going to be getting
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into everything. Israel.
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Yeah, Once again. Also the In the Real Deal,
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Political News, the race for the speakership for the mantle.
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Is in play big time. We're going to see who's
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winning, who's not winning. But yes, Scalise seems to be
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getting nominated. That's very well.
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That's newsworthy. I thought it'd be somebody else,
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but we'll talk about that coming up.
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Also. Also the fake news and the
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propaganda that comes with it. NBC just can't help themselves.
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We're going to be analyzing a video, a little report they did
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from NBC News quotations. We'll be talking and seeing all
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the buzzwords they're using to just spur up the the war talk
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the wartime industries as World War Three is very popular with
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NBC who's never seen a war they don't like.
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So we'll be talking about that Mittens Romney's coming back
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just in time. Just when he thought dead people
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could not well, could not play politics, We'll guess again,
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Mittens. Romney is making his very spooky
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face known as well as a. Cousin of a very, very famous
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singer who's now running for Senate in Mississippi.
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You won't believe it, but I'll tell you anyways.
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Plus, Carrie Lake has an announcement.
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Also tonight we have a special guest who should be here soon.
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His name is Larkin Rose. He has a new movie that you're
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going to want to hear about and see it's it's very, very good.
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It's independent and that's what we love around here in the
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second-half too. And I get to it.
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Last night we're going to be getting into the Roldale mystery
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of, well, two things, #1. There's a killer clown on the
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loose just in time for Halloween over there in the UK.
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I'll tell you all about it, +2 models who are well, sadly
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murdered in the same vicinity over there in downtown LA.
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Plus space is the place in fan mail towards the end of tonight,
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and then following tonight's show.
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Finally. Will be an after party for
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members only. You don't want to miss that.
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OK, we are broadcasting live now on well, one of the last few
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nights I believe is the Travel Channel over there at the
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Ryldine Ryan on Facebook. Yes indeed.
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Also we're broadcasting live on Dean Ryan TV over there on
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YouTube. Sadly, Rumble that feed got cut
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once again. The Gremlin and the The system
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around here is getting on my nerves more than you realize.
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So sadly, yeah, we're not in rumble, but I will repost the
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show after. Also we're on X and then Bright
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Eon and Hello to all the new bright Eon viewers out there.
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It's so good to kind of see you. Anyways, all right, let's get
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started now with some news, some headline news, some radio
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headlines from around the world and in your neck of the woods.
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Yes, let's get started, shall we?
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Well, you may have noticed the title is the dastardly one at
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that is now making a lot of sense because there is now a new
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call to all Muslims globally to do and partake in and
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participate in something called a jihad.
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And the jihad is now being called.
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It's the plus four card for the Muslim communities, I to my
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understanding. This global jihad is now seeming
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to be under way. Well, that's right.
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Hamas has now called for the global jihad to take place.
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The founding member of the Hamas, Khalid Mashal, one of the
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other sectors out there, has called for a global jihad in
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support of Palestine. Well, that's right.
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The former leader, now they say of Hamas, Khalid Mashal, called
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on Muslims to mobilize. Galvanized and organized for a
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global uprising against Israel and the West.
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Damn it, that's us. Well, he made this call.
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He's calling for this to happen. Now, this is very, very key, and
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I'm going to show you a video here.
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He's calling for this to happen and take place when you ask.
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Well, Cranky October 13th, Friday the 13th, everybody.
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Just when you thought it was safe to wave a Palestinian flag
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and or Israel flag, well guess again.
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Because now Mashal claimed that this coming Friday is quote the
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Friday of Alaska flood and ominously urged Muslims around
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the world to sacrifice themselves in a quote message of
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Rage Against Israel and its allies.
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This is not going to end well. The further I go into this, the
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more I realize it. Well, according to translation
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here that he's now asked all Muslims around the world to
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carry jihad by their souls to fight and be martyrs in this
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very special event. Well, let me show you a little
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video here just so you have a little taste of what to expect
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this coming TGIF Friday or it's now called Jihad Fridays and
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have a jihad of a time. Here it is.
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Check it out. In the name of God, merciful
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praise to be Allah, may peace and blessings be upon Muhammad
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seal. The prophets messengers in his
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family and companions. God is great, and so are the
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children and mothers, honorable families who sacrificed their
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lives of the sake Jerusalem and holy sites.
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May God's peace be with you and everyone too prepared, attended,
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presented. I'm well, OK.
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So that's just a little, a little snippet there that's
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coming straight off the press over there at Al Jazeera.
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I believe that's if it's still called that.
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So yeah, this is quite concerning.
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You know, they're saying that he wants Muslims to fight against
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Jews, starting with Muslims who live in the country surrounding
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Israel. So he's calling upon the
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following Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Egypt and Egypt and other
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countries to go to the borders and try to enter, and each by
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his own means. He said that this time for jihad
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to be applied on the ground rather than just in theory.
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He also, it's worth noting as the Muha Jadine, the old
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throwback from the late 70s and 80s to go along in the caravans
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to spill their blood on the land of Palestine.
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Wow. Wow.
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So this is a kind of a a thing now.
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And as I'm telling you this too, there's also now the FBI.
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And by the way, this is so designed.
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But I'll get in there in a second.
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Let me the FBI is now tweeted. Apparently they put out their
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talking points of how we should be afraid.
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Very afraid, they say. Well, the FBI does not have
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specific, credible intelligence indicating a threat to the
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United States stemming from Hamas.
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Attacks in Israel, we are closely monitoring the unfolding
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events, the FBI says. And we'll share relevant
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information with our state, local, federal and internal law
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enforcement. And to protect the American
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people. Wasn't that great?
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Don't you just feel much better? The FBI does care, after all, as
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long as you're on their side. So, you know, this is very, very
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worrisome. Very worrisome.
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What is Israel's response to this, you might ask?
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Well, they have a very swift response and they're asking a
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very simple favor now. Well, it's called using the
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doomsday weapons, please. That's what they want to use.
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Well, here's what they're saying is this is a little troublesome
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as well and has nothing to do with us, but everything you do
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with us. Well, Israel lawmaker now has
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called the for using, quote, doomsday weapons.
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Gaza should be flattened with nuclear capable missiles, a
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member of the Knesset from the ruling party has now stated.
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Now Israel. Here's what they're saying.
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Israel should use the so-called Jericho missiles to level Gaza
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quote without mercy after the weekend attacks from Hamas
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lawmaker Rivetl Gottlieb. Well, he wants to do this
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immediately. Gottlieb is also a member of the
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Ken Nascent from the ranks of the Likud.
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In case you're wondering, that's the party of bribed Minister
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Benjamin Netanyahu. Is that something?
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Now Jericho is wanting to use ballistic missiles.
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Now he's irritated. He needs to flatten their
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neighbors who are in the apartheid part of the country.
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Now he's also saying that shell Gaza mercilessly.
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Mercilessly and urged to a crushing Gaza now.
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OK, so he's just, you know, that he's had, yeah, he's very upset
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now. And yet no one's raising the
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issue over there. To to our knowledge on a grand
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scale, even in the world stage here, that this attack was
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allowed to happen, this attack was totally known about fact.
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Egypt tried to make a phone call just like they did to and others
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did to Condoleezza riots. Well, this is what they did.
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Well, Egyptian intelligence official says Israel ignored
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repeated warnings of something big.
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Cairo official says Israel focused on the West Bank instead
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of Gaza. The spy chiefs over there at
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Egypt they said terrible operation.
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Netanyahu denies it. See.
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You understand? Also finding out during the big
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blackout or the supposed emergency broadcasting system,
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the US passed a law that would require, well actually would not
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require any visas whatsoever of Israeli citizens flying over to
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the United States prior to all this incredible acts of war
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here. So if if if this is not by
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design, if this is not pre planned, then I'm not sure what
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it is anymore. I mean it's so obvious.
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It's like everything we've ever seen in just some kind of
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wartime cartoon movie. It's it's incredible.
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Anyways, moving on from that because yeah, the doomsday
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weapons, it's a problem. It's a problem.
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Anyways, moving on to this one here.
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Well as this is happening as this is happening now.
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There's something now that has blown up once again somewhere,
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they say somewhere in Finland and Estonia, and that's what
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they're calling the Nordstrom Pipeline 2 point O.
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Are you aware of this? Yes, Nordstrom Pipeline 2 point
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O has now blown up Really. Well, here's what they're
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saying, that the Baltic Sea over there, where a lot of action
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seems to be taking place. Well, Nord Stream two point O,
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they're calling it in Finland and Estonia.
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Undersea pipeline in the Baltic over there has now been
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deliberately damaged. Finnish officials said their
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investigation of the leak will be on the premise of, that's
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right, sabotage, that's sabotage.
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I'm listening very closely now because months after the
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Pulitzer Prize winner. Who's received nothing but death
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threats criticism and that. That's Seymour Hersh.
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Well, he revealed the US blew up the Russia to Germany natural
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gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea just last year, About a year ago
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to date during a covert operation.
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They say something called the NATO ball tops 22 exercise and
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that's what happened. That's what took place.
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Now this is a little different, but yet the outcome is very much
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similar. The Finland and Estonia undersea
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pipeline which Bloomberg has now stated must rely fully on
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floating terminals for supply of gas and everything, energy and
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power after now that this pipeline that is reaching that
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part of the region of the country over there close to
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Russia is now damaged. Now if you recall when the
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Hungarian, the Hungarian Prime Minister, Hungarian President,
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excuse me, Viktor Audubon. What he said to Doctor Carlson
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not that long ago was, well, we have another pipeline that's
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just like the North Stream, but it's closer to us and it's
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closer to Russia. So do we see them surrounding
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Russia? They're getting closer and
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closer and closer. So gas prices are going to go
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up. Energy prices are going to go
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up. It's almost like, I wish we had
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an invention. I wish we had some kind of just
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intelligence to create something.
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That wouldn't cost $200.00 a month to heat your house, to use
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the gas and energy that comes with it as they just price gouge
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the American people and the rest of the world from that fact.
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Oh wait, it's called cold fusion, isn't it?
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It's not like that's going to be the thing that gets the United
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States out of the Great Depression, is it?
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What do I know? And it was moving on as we
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continue with Real deal headlines.
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Well, this is a little troubling now.
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As NBC seems to be calling propaganda or what we know it is
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fake news. They seem to be on the ball on
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this one. I think.
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I think I'm going to show you this next clip here.
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We're going to analyze this video here as I'm going to tell
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you about the 67 now they say 67 accounts over there at X.
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The Twitter formerly known as Twitter which is which is the.
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The like it's the. Punching bag now of the lame
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stream media because it's free and fair.
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It it actually honors a free speech to a degree.
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I understand all the outrageous out there but for the most part
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yeah it it it's a free speech of a zone now they're saying 67
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accounts have now spread coordinated.
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They say disinformation on is Israel.
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Hamas war, says a research group who's very familiar with the
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matter. Now combine that with the
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accounts misleading post. They say videos have had
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millions of views and they're pissed off because they're not
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as tyrannical as Facebook where you could just mention just say
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the just say the words missing kids.
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And then you get a a a little factoid fact checker from that
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place over there. leadstories.com.
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That guy named Alan Duke who's a real just dookie if you ask me.
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So let's watch this video here. We're going to analyze this and
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try to figure out. Exactly.
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The propaganda they're pushing through, The propaganda they're
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trying to sift through and tell us, yeah, this is totally false
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and fraudulent. Here it is.
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This is NBCI. Don't watch it often, but when I
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do, I make sure everyone is with me.
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Here it is. Let's check it out here.
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Of dozens of accounts on X, formerly known as Twitter,
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spreading what's spreading rather what's believed to be
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coordinated posts with disinformation about the war.
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Posts and videos that have been viewed millions of times.
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X started suspending some of the accounts after they were
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contacted by NBC News, but didn't otherwise have any
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comment. It's something we've seen a lot
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of over the past few days. Take this video saying Hamas
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militants started a new air strike on Israel.
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You see that? That's that video that is
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actually from a video game. It's not even real.
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You see the exact same video posted to YouTube here, and
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there was this post claiming Israel bombed and destroyed an
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old Greek Orthodox Church in Gaza.
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It has something like 3 million views, but the church itself
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said it. It hasn't been touched that any
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other news is false. All of these posts now have
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disclaimers on the bottom if you go to EPS and look at the post,
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but they're not taken down and some of them are posted from
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verified users, making it harder for people to know what's real.
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NBC News tech correspondent Jake Ward is joining us now.
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Let. Just stop it there before we get
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to Jake Ward over there on the right.
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So they're pissed off because they're, you know, that puts the
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individual to do their own due diligence.
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And they can't be your nanny, your daddy, your mommy.
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Like everything this heretic on the left wants to be.
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Now let's look at this. What seems to be?
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He looks like a murder suspect. Let's see what he has to say
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about the tech. They're these are just a couple
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of examples of this. These posts containing
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misinformation, disinformation, very difficult, especially at a
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moment like this when people are frankly desperate for
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information. Turning to social media
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platforms, it is not a clear cut picture.
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It is not a clear cut picture, Hallie.
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The past few days have just been this vivid lesson in the fact
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that you literally cannot trust what social media feeds you
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these days, and even more. You you can trust.
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They don't want you going to X. They don't want you going to
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Twitter. They want to be the Twitter for
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you. They want to decide what's real.
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This guy, he's creeping me out the further we go.
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But let's see here 10 more seconds.
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More difficult is the surprise turn of events, which means that
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legitimate sources of information are slow to react
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because they were taken just as surprised as as so many people
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were across Israel. So a very, very difficult
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moment. But as you say, there's just
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this proliferation of of misleading content.
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And when it's not just made-up, as in the case of the video game
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clip you're shown there, you know, it's it's out of context
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or out of time. This video of of an attack by
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Israeli forces on Gaza is in fact that.
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What it purports to be, but it's from May, not from this current
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set of attacks. And so you have things out of
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time like that. Not only that, you have whole
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president. OK, that's enough of that.
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It's just you can't. You don't know who to trust
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anymore. We can't have these people going
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on. What a just murderer that guy
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looks like. How did he get that job?
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He looks like every sketch of a just a suspect I've ever seen on
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the news anyways. But they had some point.
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Yeah, there's a lot of see, here's here's the take away here
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is they're portraying the disinfo on the war and the acts
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of war. But when it came to Ukraine and
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all those CGI little just test fields there.
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Oh no, no, we don't see anything wrong with that.
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In fact, just give us $6 million now and then you have, you know,
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Captain Jack over there. Just they're just so upset.
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They're unhinged. I believe the word is unhinged.
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Speaking of unhinged, it's time to get unhinged as we now go to
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real geopolitics. And don't we know?
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Because Mittens Romney is back in the news again.
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You can't. You know we were Mittens Romney.
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Mittens Romney that is free for what, almost two years, Maybe
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more than that. And now he's coming back.
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And he's not minding his own business.
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And he's getting on everybody's nerves.
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You know why? He's a stiff.
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Yes, he is. He's a stiff from Utah.
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That's his nickname is Now we go into mittens.
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Romney, who is trying to do everything he can to now urge
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donors, donors, they say, urges his donors to not get behind
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Trump, that is, but get behind a challenger to Trump.
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Get behind the challenger to Trump.
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And I would be very fearful if Minton's Romney was the guy
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behind me or anyone else. Because that's frightening
23:53
prospect, isn't it? Well alarmed by the dominance
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they say of Donald Trump less than 100 days before the Iowa
23:59
caucuses. Well, the Mitton Romney, the guy
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who should be dead and hopefully is, is now urging the
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influential group of his one time campaign donors to help
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narrow the GOP field. To 1 viable challenger who can
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face off against the former president of the nomination Now
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Romney is now asking all donors to please, please do not donate
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to Trump, but donate to anybody. Swami Vivek, Nikki Haley.
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That's a heretic as well, who's also a hag.
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Well, now Republican critic. Critics of Trump, they say,
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addressed his longtime financial backers, gathering in less than
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a month. And announcing that he will not
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be running for re election next year.
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You know what I guess, I guess the prayers seem to be working
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now, aren't they? Well, free from those
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constraints. He did not mince any words
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whatsoever, you know, because when Mitt Romney talks and he
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doesn't mince words, you know, everybody just kind of wanders
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off and snoozes a little bit. Well, now he's saying that he's
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describing the dysfunction in his party.
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He's very upset that Kevin McCarthy.
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The teachers pet over there at the Pelosi University was now
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ousted as he's House Speaker. He's very upset about that and
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he's saying now remember what we said?
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The far right, the hard right Republicans led by Matt Gaetz
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are the problem. He says here's a quote from the
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stiff himself, the lead stiff said quote.
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I think our party has multiple personality disorders and don't.
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I know. And I think that the Democrat
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Party does as well, because they stick together.
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I think we're schizophrenic. We do not know what we are, who
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we are or what we stand for within our party.
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No, we do. Actually, Mitt Romney, we do,
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even if we're not in the party. We just know that we don't want
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to go to Ukraine. We don't want to spill any more
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blood and treasure in Israel or Ukraine or you and your stupid
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family and all your just 20 kids.
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God, this guy. Just every time I see him, he
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has like a new case of rigor mortis, doesn't he?
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Anyways, so Mitton's Romney is having a bad day.
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He's supposed to be enjoying retirement as his farewell tour
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cannot, and fast enough. So that's Mitton's Romney for
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you now on some positive news. Not to be the Grim Reaper, but
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Kerry Lake is back in the news again for the world of politics.
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Isn't that the case? Yes, she is.
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Carrie Lake is now made it official.
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She's running for the Senate. Senate over there in Arizona.
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Well, what happened to Governor? Where's Katie Hobbs?
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Because when I asked, Facebook nearly deleted my old existence
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all over the stupid website. Whatever happened to Kate Hobbs?
26:44
Does anyone know? Does anyone know?
26:46
OK, well, we're still looking, right?
26:48
We're still looking. We're like OJ Simpson.
26:50
We're going to look for the murder and for the rest of our
26:52
days, we're going to look for Katie Hobbs.
26:55
Well, now Carrie Lake is who's no Katie Hobbs?
26:58
Well, she's now made it official.
27:00
She's now made it official that she announced just recently that
27:04
she will be running for state Senate of Arizona, for U.S.
27:09
Senate of Arizona over there, it's a big deal.
27:12
Here's a quote from Carrie Lake who is just really remarkable
27:17
and has a really great palate for very decent wine.
27:20
My understanding. Well, she said, quote, I'm going
27:23
to stand on this hill with every single one of you.
27:25
I know you're by my side as I formally announced my candidacy
27:29
for the United States Senate, she proclaimed to the raucous
27:32
applause. Yes, she did.
27:34
Yes, she did. Now I made her remarks to the
27:37
supporters. Carrie Lank also aired a pre
27:40
taped video filmed by Ally and former president Donald Trump,
27:44
who is now officially endorsing her candidacy.
27:47
Well, how about me? I endorsed it.
27:49
I endorsed it. You know, kind of, not really.
27:54
But I mean, I will. I can't.
27:56
Well, now the ex mainstream media, they say she's a former
27:59
newscast over there in Arizona. Well now she says she is
28:03
planning to do this bid is the uphill battle to challenge the
28:07
ballots. The signature verification
28:09
process in Maricopa County is quite challenging.
28:12
She alleged that the deeply flawed in ethics or lack thereof
28:17
over there in Arizona, it needs to be fixed.
28:20
But. She is.
28:22
She cannot win against Katie Hobbs in court because the the
28:25
judges who are very compromised, they're all members of NAMBLA,
28:28
Boy Scouts of you know, Mexico, everything.
28:32
She cannot get a fair trial with these just old hippies who just
28:37
wear black robes and red robes when no one's looking.
28:40
It's very disappointing. It's frustrating and the more I
28:43
think about it, it just irritates me to no end.
28:46
Well legs head is also being thrown into the ring and makes
28:49
it a three-way. Race that is Senate between her
28:53
Christian cinemas and also independent or Democrat
28:58
socialist communist guy named Ruben.
29:02
Galileo. Galileo.
29:05
That's right. So what a just stunning
29:08
staggering turn of events, isn't it?
29:11
Isn't it? She should be the governor.
29:12
I mean, I I don't know why. Well.
29:15
There's also now somebody else who's running for Senate, as the
29:19
real deal politics is nearly closing over there in
29:23
Mississippi. There's a well known person who
29:25
is a cousin of a very well known native son.
29:29
Well, you guessed it. That's right, the former King of
29:32
Rock'n'roll, Elvis Presley, half brother, or I should say brother
29:36
of Melvis Presley. Well, his cousin is now running
29:40
for Senate. Over there in Mississippi.
29:43
Yeah, Elvis's cousin is running for Senate.
29:45
It's a big turn of events for the Presley family, they say.
29:49
But here's what's what it's all about now, because apparently he
29:52
was already Lieutenant governor. And I'm not really up to date on
29:55
Mississippi politics or anything other than I can spell it.
29:59
The state, then, is, well, this is now.
30:01
Yeah, this is true. Elvis's second cousin is hoping
30:05
to unseat GOP Governor Tate Reeves.
30:09
That's right, Tate Reeves. His name is Brandon Presley,
30:15
Brandon Presley, cousin of Elvis and Melvis.
30:18
Well, he first became aware of the atrocities, having lived in
30:23
Mississippi for a long time, and also follows the policy of TCB.
30:28
Taking care of business, they say.
30:29
And he's running on a policy and the campaign of stopping the
30:34
expansion of the Obamacare's low taxes.
30:38
Also, he's going against the Lieutenant or the the soon to be
30:42
Governor Reeves who opposes Medicaid expansion.
30:45
So he's seems to be going and doing this for the people.
30:48
Presley says he will fully expand Medicaid in Mississippi
30:51
on his first day as governor if he doesn't get the Senate seat.
30:58
So you see it's it's it's flipped over there.
31:00
You have Carrie Laker trying to be governor then be Senate and
31:02
then this guy anyways. So it's it's very interesting
31:06
now. We don't know if there's going
31:09
to be other people who are going to challenge him.
31:11
Perhaps the cousin of Little Richard, he might run.
31:14
Or Chuck Berry, his cousin. Very, very interesting.
31:18
Yeah, there's a lot of cousins out there of of just these great
31:22
legends that really deserve a good shot and fair shot at
31:25
running for politics. And that is just the politics,
31:31
and that's the news to me, OK? We are waiting for a guest here
31:35
who should be coming up shortly, but we have some other things in
31:40
the fire in the meanwhile before we get to our guest here in
31:44
that's going to bring us to because this is a big one you
31:47
you guys are going to be just flip out that's going to bring
31:51
us to something that we call around here real deal, well real
31:55
deal industry. Real deal.
32:16
Mystery. Yes, it is.
32:18
Mystery to who? Many of us.
32:21
Well, there's two stories here tonight that are going to have
32:25
your jaw-dropping this very spooky Shocktober.
32:29
But the first one to start with that I cannot.
32:32
Go without telling you, is something that's happening now
32:34
in the UK? Well, this came across my desk,
32:38
somebody threw it there. And I said, what is this is that
32:41
now we're there in the United Kingdom, specifically the North,
32:45
there seems to be a character who is trying to copy copycat
32:49
John Wayne Gacy, they say, and is now dressing up in a clown
32:53
suit. And he's now been coined the
32:55
killer clown. Of the UK.
32:58
That's right. Killer clown who's now on the
33:00
loose. This is quite frightening, they
33:02
say. Quite frightening.
33:04
Yes. A killer clown who is now
33:05
stalking Village weeks before the Halloween is now leaving
33:09
residents terrified. Yes, and there's also a Facebook
33:14
account set up by the killer clown calling himself Cole Cole
33:17
Demos. Cole Demos.
33:21
He even does his own photo shoots.
33:22
Very frightening stuff. Well, a person dressed as the
33:25
killer clown is stalking the streets of a sleepy village,
33:28
leaving locals terrified, they say with a creepy character
33:31
wearing a Pennywise style outfit, complete with a scary
33:34
mask and makeup, Even leaves red balloons dotted everywhere over
33:38
there in Scotland. Now he's wearing white gloves,
33:41
as you can plainly see there, and he's dancing around, and
33:44
he's copycatting and mirroring the Stephen King novel from
33:48
1986. Called it.
33:51
Which was made into a 1990 miniseries with Tim Curry if you
33:55
recall, and it was also made into a two-part film in 2017.
33:59
Now in the past week he managed to send up a Facebook account
34:03
where he goes by the name Cole. But don't call him that, he
34:06
might get angry and kill you. Well, he stares at the screen
34:09
with hideous smiles on his face while holding a red balloon.
34:14
Just one of them in 99 apparently.
34:16
They say in in the book he also tries to tempt.
34:20
When he's holding books up, he's also trying to tempt children to
34:22
read the story, but then challenging them to that he or
34:27
excuse me that he's going to find them and torture and kill.
34:30
This is very eerie. Why is this happening right now
34:34
and why is there such a precedence by these types to go
34:37
after children? Is it because of the book?
34:42
Very, very. You don't even want to see these
34:43
photos right now. So there is a warrant out for
34:47
them. They can't seem to find him.
34:48
I find that hard to believe. What are they using?
34:51
Israeli just intelligence technology.
34:53
They can't find these people. Now to to close it off there.
34:58
If you see a clown in the street and you're in Scotland or the
35:01
north of England, be very wary of this.
35:03
Be aware and be wary and run. They say they cannot find who
35:08
exactly where he pretty much resides, but they're telling
35:12
children. Some of them who crossed them to
35:15
be very mindful this coming Halloween.
35:17
So that's kind of a public service announcement for you
35:21
now. This next story here is very,
35:23
very troublesome, very worrisome.
35:26
It's coming out of downtown Los Angeles.
35:29
We're now two models. This is a a cold case that is
35:33
brewing up two models who died back-to-back within a week
35:40
period. Now, Dan Young, beautiful
35:43
models. And now it's said to be this is
35:45
where I it doesn't make sense. They dated the same guy.
35:48
They went on a date with the same guy days apart but wound up
35:52
with the same concluded ending of their lives.
35:55
That's very to note before I show you this video, downtown
35:59
Los Angeles where this took place very, very frightening
36:04
place. It has.
36:05
It's the home of the Richard Ramirez Night Stalker Killer.
36:11
Also, Elisa Lamb, the Black Dahlia died at that Cecil Hotel.
36:17
Now this takes place and not to mention Skid Row and some other
36:20
kind of mind control experiments take place over there in that
36:24
area. So check this report out and
36:27
what what's the deal here? Who is this guy and how come
36:30
they can't seem to identify who the assailant truly is?
36:36
Well, I think we have an idea. Check this out, A deepening
36:40
mystery tonight as we learn of the death of a model in downtown
36:43
LA, the second in a matter of date.
36:45
Yeah, both of them found lifeless in their own
36:47
apartments. Tonight, in a story you'll see
36:48
only on five, the mother of one of those victims is speaking
36:51
out. Let's go to Chris Wolf.
36:53
He joins us live from Hollywood. Now he's got the tails on all of
36:55
this, Chris. That's right, Rick Karine.
36:59
What a mystery this is. Two young models discovered dead
37:03
in their luxury apartments in downtown Los Angeles just days
37:07
apart. One case is considered a
37:09
homicide. The other one right now is
37:11
considered suspicious, undetermined.
37:14
Are they related? This is a story you will see
37:17
only on five. It's it's senseless and I want
37:21
some answers because my daughter is gone.
37:25
It is not. Fair.
37:29
I want everybody to find out who did this to her.
37:32
She shouldn't. She shouldn't be gone.
37:36
But we need to know. We need to know what happened.
37:38
Family members of a beautiful young model who recently
37:41
discovered her dead in her downtown Los Angeles apartment
37:45
are crying foul play and explain they are frustrated at the lack
37:49
of answers and information coming from investigators. 32
37:53
year old Nicole Coates, known as Nikki, told friends she had a
37:57
date on Friday, September 8th. That's the last they heard from
38:01
her. She didn't answer calls or texts
38:04
during the weekend, so her father and aunt visited her
38:07
luxury Apt 2 days later, located at 8th and Grand.
38:12
That's when they made the gut wrenching discovery.
38:15
I couldn't recognize her. You feel there was some level of
38:17
violence with this death? Yes, I do.
38:20
You believe it was murder? I believe it was.
38:22
I really do. One of her legs was up in the
38:25
air in a kicking position. That's not nobody that's just
38:30
laid in their bed and died. I don't know who she went out
38:33
with. What transpired there, I have no
38:35
idea. But I'm going to find out.
38:37
So if you're out there, you're going to get caught you messing
38:40
with the wrong person. The LA County Coroner's Office
38:42
says the case of Nicole Coates is open and the cause of death
38:46
deferred. That means the cause is
38:49
undetermined and further investigation is needed.
38:52
However, Nikki's suspicious death.
38:55
Is alarmingly similar to another recent case.
39:00
During a welfare check for concerned family members, police
39:04
discovered the body of 31 year old model and real estate agent
39:07
Melissa Mooney on Tuesday afternoon.
39:11
She was inside her luxury apartment, Sky, at Bunker Hill
39:15
on S Figueroa St. The LAPD is not releasing any
39:19
details, but confirms detectives are investigating the young
39:23
woman's death as a homicide. Family and friends are
39:26
devastated and neighbors are extremely concerned.
39:30
The family of Nikki Coats is watching that case closely.
39:34
I feel myself or it's a predator loose.
39:41
Very troublesome, isn't it? It's a predator loose and they
39:44
can't seem to identify the assailant.
39:47
Isn't that the case? Anyways, we have a quick break
39:50
coming up here. Waiting for our guest who may or
39:53
may not show up after all. And let's hope they do show up,
39:56
because if they don't, I'm going to be really pissed off.
39:59
And anyways, I don't want to be that tonight.
40:02
And also don't forget we have the after party coming for the
40:05
members following tonight's episode here at World of War
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which are watching the number one late night show.
40:11
We'll be back after this quick message.
40:14
Don't go anywhere. But I don't know why I came in
40:48
at night. I've been feeling that something
40:51
at night. I'm just scared and kissing
40:54
while on my trail. I'm all out.
40:58
I got downstairs and rounds of whatever, man.
41:02
Judith, you can ride in my ass. Stuck in the middle of you.
41:06
I'm stuck in the middle of you. Didn't know what I should do.
41:17
Yeah, it's so hard to keep a slap on my face.
41:23
You've got to let me down to the right in my head.
41:27
Stuck in the middle of you? Please
42:14
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OK, here we go. Well, we are still awaiting our
44:32
guest. It looks like he's not showing,
44:35
and that's very, very telling to me.
44:39
Very telling to me. He had a new movie to promote,
44:41
which I'm not, probably. Well, I won't be promoting or
44:44
watching it ever. No, I'm boycotting.
44:47
I don't. I don't know what happens.
44:48
So I'll find out. Maybe we'll reschedule.
44:51
Can't be that bad, can it? Can it?
44:53
So we'll be doing a lot of questions here in a minute.
44:55
But in the meanwhile, since we're in a waiting phase and it
45:00
changes the show a little bit, we're going to now be going to
45:04
oh hell, why not? That's right.
45:18
Space is the place, isn't it? I mean, we've been told that our
45:23
entire lives, haven't we? Yes.
45:24
Space is the place is now coming to play, they say, because now
45:29
there's new discoveries. There's now new discoveries that
45:32
are taking place in space. Hence space is place is they're
45:37
now calling an unprecedented asteroid seems to be making its
45:41
way. Well not just to the US or Earth
45:44
I should say but it also is now containing they say quote
45:47
crucial elements NASA says in a historic reveal.
45:52
NASA if NASA says it, well it must be the opposite of real but
45:59
but that's OK we we're going to give the benefits of the down
46:02
just for the story's sake anyways.
46:04
So this is either rather very very interesting as this is
46:07
coming out of CNN, the most untrusted name in CIA news
46:10
history. Scientists have now examined the
46:13
sample collected from the asteroid Bennu and saying, well,
46:17
what do you know, there seems to be signs of life somewhere, as a
46:21
pristine asteroid now sample that could serve as a time
46:25
capsule for the early days of our solar system has finally
46:28
been revealed. The rock, the dust contained
46:31
water and large amounts of carbon, they said, and also
46:35
suggests the asteroid may have been delivered building blocks
46:38
of life to Earth. Really.
46:41
Well, what does this look like? You want to know?
46:42
Well, I just happened to have my own Polaroids and I took for you
46:46
here tonight. Well, here's one of them.
46:48
That's what the samples look like.
46:50
They're all in the. They look like a well, it looks
46:53
like a formerly used Cremation of Care product.
46:58
There's the first sample here at QVC.
47:01
Here's the other QVC sample you can see and just dial up Order
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tonight. Order your new NASA moon rocks.
47:10
That look like skulls from Peru, little ETS with iron oxide and
47:18
other kind of elements. All the minerals and elements
47:21
that you want to complete your NASA set, it's all there.
47:26
Very exciting stuff, very exciting.
47:28
Also comes with a free pocket protector.
47:31
They say, well, now the treasure chest they're saying is a
47:33
treasure chest of extraterrestrial material.
47:36
See, I knew it. Over the past two weeks, the
47:39
science team analyzed some of the rocks in the dust using
47:41
scanning electron microscope, taking infrared measurements and
47:45
conducting a chemical element and analysis.
47:48
They say, Well, they've also used and managed to use X-rays
47:52
to create 3D models of particles.
47:55
And OK, so anyways, for you just scientific geeks out there, you
48:00
can find this and get into the carbons of it all, but just more
48:04
evidence that every time a. Ruckus seems to be in the world
48:08
stage. Well, guess what?
48:09
An asteroid's coming. Hand it over.
48:12
Hand over your sovereignty. OK, well, since our just a
48:16
Lister did not come up here, we're going to now going to open
48:19
up the floodgates. We're going to open up the
48:21
floodgates. But, but to do that, we're going
48:25
to start with. Fan mail.
48:34
We haven't done this in quite some time and we're also going
48:36
to be scurring and scouring the live chance.
48:39
Well, here's the first fan mail and don't I love it.
48:43
This one comes from Richard Martin's, I believe Here it is
48:47
Richard Martin's. Well, Richard Martin says thank
48:50
you, open your eyes and see how evil these Democrats are.
48:55
This is all a setup. They know their guy, McCarty.
48:59
McCarthy is out and Republicans are going to put a real
49:02
Republican in a speaker. So they are worried about losing
49:06
their money laundering operation Ukraine.
49:08
They're already tying Ukraine aid to Israel aid.
49:14
See. Very, very interesting.
49:16
Yeah. A lot of, a lot of, a lot of
49:18
good points there. A lot of truth to that.
49:20
Thank you, Richard Martins. OK, here's another one here.
49:22
And by the way. These are picked out of a
49:26
lottery system. I don't know what's about to
49:29
appear on the screen, so this is new to me in a very Carnac type
49:33
of way. Here's the next one is from who
49:37
is it from? Well, oh, it's from Angie, she
49:40
says Angie Connor of the UK saying not taking Viagra,
49:44
there's condition where women have multiple orgasms.
49:48
OK, I did not know that. Thank you.
49:51
That's news to me. That's a reference towards our.
49:55
Viagra for women segment I believe two nights ago.
49:57
Thank you very much, Angie. We will exchange your gift and I
50:03
think our guest might be here, but one more here and I wonder
50:08
if the Viagra sales went up for women, What do you think?
50:11
What do you think? We'll find out last one here
50:14
before we change segments here. They are messing with you, Karen
50:20
Zober says. They're messing with you.
50:22
Had to search. You could not click on live.
50:26
Thank you, Karen. Yes, they're messing with me
50:30
constantly, even in my sleep. I'm being censored in Shadow
50:34
Band. Can you imagine that?
50:36
I'm getting Shadow Band and censored in my own dreams.
50:38
So it's never ending. It's never ending.
50:42
It's this PTSD. Even when this is all long gone
50:45
and I'm retired, I'm still going to feel Shadow Band and
50:48
censored. I'm telling you therapy is
50:52
needed at some point. All right.
50:53
I want to. I want to play this next thing
50:56
here. Our our next guest is coming up
50:59
here. I'm glad he's here.
51:00
I I almost busted a a vein in my head and it would have been
51:04
terrible. No one's here to give me CPR
51:07
either. I'm going to play you this
51:09
trailer here of a new movie. That you got to see.
51:12
We're going to screen it. And I'm not even going to say
51:14
anymore. It's called Jones Plantation.
51:16
You know, we love films out here.
51:18
Our members do. We screen them every Saturday.
51:20
Well, we got one of the writers and the actors here.
51:23
We're going to talk to Lark and Rose coming up here in a second
51:25
about this new film and endeavor and how we can get behind it and
51:30
what it's all about. So here's a little trailer.
51:32
Enjoy. We'll be back in one minute.
51:35
You can control the man for a period with brute violence, but
51:39
you can not truly. Own a man.
51:42
Unless he thinks your word is law and that he must obey and
51:46
his virtuous for doing so, we are losing money a little more
51:52
every month that goes behind with with no end insight and
51:54
that can sense weakness and they are going to smell blood like a
51:58
Gator to charm they're. Going to kill us both, Mr. Scott
52:01
said. This man is a miracle worker.
52:04
I think he can help us. You're a knit good.
52:09
People. Good people.
52:10
My name is Mr. Smith. As of this name on it, you are
52:14
now all free. Free at last.
52:16
We are not free. I ain't no slave.
52:20
They have tricked you into thinking that choosing your own
52:23
master is the. Same as being free.
52:28
Every man deserves freedom. Her freedom isn't free.
52:44
Wonderful. I love that logo.
52:46
Isn't that logo just beautiful? Anyways, Speaking of that, one
52:50
of the beautiful stars from the new feature film is here with us
52:54
tonight. The one the only the most
52:57
prolific, they say Writer of our time, Larkin, Rose Larkin.
53:01
Welcome to World at War. Hey, thanks for having me.
53:04
Sorry for the technical glitch there before I can get on.
53:08
My, my, my blood pressure. Thanks you.
53:10
Sorry. About that.
53:13
No, it it's OK. We can we we can find an under
53:16
link. We'll blame them.
53:17
No. No problem.
53:18
That works. It's finally, finally good to
53:20
talk to you Larkin. You've been in the scene for
53:22
quite some time. You're one of the most prolific
53:25
writers they say. And I I agree to that.
53:27
But this film, you know I was surprised and they shouldn't be.
53:31
But you're starring in this film?
53:35
You're one of the writers. I I take it and let's get into
53:38
this. What what is this movie about?
53:41
And it's a period pace. I love, you know, those type of
53:45
Gone with the Wind type of era of films.
53:47
We don't see them much anymore, but let's get into it.
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What? What is this film about?
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Well, I I'm the primary writer and it's actually based on a
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little animated thing I did like 15 years ago.
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Even though it takes place on a a slave plantation, it's not
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actually about slave slavery and it's not actually about the
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past. It's basically a a a setting
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which is very convenient to use as an allegory to how human
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beings enslave each other and the old fashioned brute violence
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stupid way is do what I say or I hurt you.
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And sometimes that works, but it's usually temporary and it's
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kind of dangerous because if you're if you're the tyrant and
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your victims happen to get a chance to run away or overthrow
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you or hang you or something, it's kind of a dangerous way to
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enslave people. So along the way humanity
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figured out that there are or the anti human factor of
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humanity figured out that there are much more effective ways to
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enslave people. Through indoctrination and
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brainwashing and manipulation and deception and fear mongering
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and all the fun games that we see on a daily basis in the the
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political theater. Yeah, don't I I mean, yeah, I I
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have to. I can only talk about Mittens
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Romney. So, so long until I just start
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losing my mind. But yeah, you know, that's
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absolutely correct. Your government in a way is kind
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of like cats. They know how to control us.
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You know in a way we that's why the the allegory there.
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But to the film here, so it it's Jonestown Plantation now.
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At first glance I I thought it was almost a reference to, well,
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Jonestown for the kool-aid drinking experiment of the late
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70s. That's in the way that was that
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part of the process of creating. No, that was just sort of
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coincidence. It's Jones Plantation.
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No towns involved. Exactly.
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Easy mistake to make. And lots of people assumed it
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was about that, although, you know, there's parallels to that
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too, because of the the indoctrination and the mind
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control and all all that fun stuff.
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But it wasn't actually a reference to that.
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But it's the the name is just the sort of supposed to be a
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generic name of the plantation owner who doesn't really know
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what he's doing. He's doing things old school,
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violent, evil, you know, with the people who don't obey you.
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And then along comes a consultant of sorts, A
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sociopathic but very intelligent consultant, who basically
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educates Mr. Jones on how to better enslave his slaves so
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that they work harder, they produce more, they don't run
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away, they don't rise up. And they don't even recognize
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that they're slaves anymore, which is key to permanently
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enslaving somebody the the whole.
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Guth quote of none or more hopelessly enslaved than those
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who falsely believe they are free.
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That's kind of most of humanity. These days, right.
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So where where did you guys film this?
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Because it seems to be on location somewhere in in in the
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South, I want to say. Or was it somewhere nearby, I
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mean. Yeah, we shot it down in in
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Mississippi and Louisiana. Two different plantations, one
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for interiors and one for exteriors that we just rented.
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They were both. Actual former slave plantations,
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which made it kind of creepy but you know, gave it an extra
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realism. And with our luck that the
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outside shoot in Mississippi, the temperature dropped to 20
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degrees, which like never happens in Mississippi.
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But for, you know, a week and a half we were shooting out in 20
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degrees and but yeah, we did it on two actual old slave
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plantations. So those so those still exist in
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Mississippi, is that my understanding the the old
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plantations, are they like a historical relic at this point
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or? Yeah, you can.
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I think the place we used for the interior shoots, the the,
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the big plantation house, I think it actually closed its
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doors to visitors like a couple months after we filmed there.
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So we just barely got to use that one and.
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It was really good for it because even though it's this
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huge plantation house, it's very old looking and sort of falling
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apart. And that fits with the plot of
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the movie because the story is that the the plantation is sort
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of falling on hard times because they're having trouble basically
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enslaving people, making them a productive.
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So it's supposed to look like it's not doing that well.
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And then along comes Mr. Smith, the consultant to show him how
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to properly. Right, right.
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And you know just as someone who does art too, I mean I don't
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know if you did the art and the graphics but you I thought it
58:57
was you guys did a great job which is very eye-catching as
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they say. But you know Larkin, you have a
59:05
just remarkable career and you've kind of been known as the
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the political or the non political guy.
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You know, I didn't want to step on the wrong words, but.
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Have you always been writing kind of in the creative process
59:19
for quite some time in in these kind of projects or is this
59:22
something that's new and you were spurred to get involved in
59:26
in in such an endeavor? Well, I've been in one way or
59:31
another doing what I'm doing for last like 20-7 years and in a
59:36
lot of different ways in sort of allegory and little you know, 10
59:41
minute videos that. That show things a certain way
59:43
because sometimes just describing for people the
59:47
reality they live in is too sort of uncomfortable and shocking
59:51
for them. But if you tell a little story,
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like ages ago I made a little video called The Tiny dot and
59:57
all it does is visually represent the difference in the
1:00:01
number of IRS employees compared to the number of people they rob
1:00:05
every year to show how massively outnumbered they are and how
1:00:10
weird it is. That you can get that tiny
1:00:13
little speck of parasites, the politicians, and then the
1:00:16
slightly bigger speck of their enforcers to rob a couple 100
1:00:20
million people. And even that little thing got,
1:00:23
you know, a whole bunch of views and just a little visual
1:00:26
representations and little things to make people think,
1:00:29
like, yeah, why is it this way? I've been doing that sort of
1:00:32
thing forever. I've never done a a feature
1:00:35
film. I was the writer.
1:00:36
I wasn't the director because they don't know how to direct
1:00:39
Andrew Treglia. It was actually his idea when he
1:00:42
saw the old animated thing I did to make it into a full length
1:00:46
movie and and I'm thrilled with what he did with it, especially
1:00:51
given the the budget we had or didn't have.
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It was. It was.
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The production budget was like 50 or 60 grand for the whole.
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That's a catering budget for the normal Hollywood.
1:01:04
You say that. Yeah, that's the bar tab, isn't
1:01:06
it, Over there in Mississippi. Yeah.
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Now, I also noticed too, is the acting debut.
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I want to say you played a Irish immigrant here who's fed up and
1:01:19
not going to take it anymore. And well that post now you want
1:01:24
to talk about your your debut I I want to say and what that
1:01:28
entails because the Irish immigrants that that's a
1:01:31
character we don't often see much in kind of the westerns or
1:01:35
the old period pieces because you see the the the black slaves
1:01:39
the Chinese servant guy with with with a ponytail who knows
1:01:42
Kung Fu and the Cowboys of course.
1:01:45
So. So what was it like to play the
1:01:47
Irish immigrant? As you can see here, a weird
1:01:51
answer that sounds like I'm not answering your question to begin
1:01:53
with. The original script had a little
1:01:56
bit more for that character. I ended up basically being
1:01:59
background scenery, but I also wrote a book version to put back
1:02:03
in all the things that don't fit into the movie.
1:02:06
So he's yeah, he's an indentured servant, which is just barely a
1:02:10
step above slave. And that's actually more
1:02:14
discussed in the book where you have time to get into all sorts
1:02:17
of different things. But mostly my job, I was just
1:02:20
doing a an Alfred Hitchcock by just being in the background
1:02:24
the. Movie I wrote.
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Mostly I just glare at people, and I'm basically just a
1:02:29
collaborator with the masters. So even though I'm pretty much
1:02:32
their victim, I'm also helping them victimize the the actual
1:02:36
slaves. But I'm mostly scenery in the
1:02:39
background, just. Well may, may I add a very
1:02:42
thespianic glare. That's a glare that if you were
1:02:45
glaring at me like that, I would leave the room.
1:02:47
I mean that that was very, very strong, Very.
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That's what I did the whole movie.
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Just glare at people. Yeah, I don't.
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It's just a very method actor. I, I, I take it, this is great.
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Larkin, can we see this in theaters?
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Can people see it online? Are you putting it in festivals?
1:03:07
Where can people partake in and view such a project?
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I I think is very important. It is whether it's allegory or
1:03:15
period piece, I think it's important to.
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Really celebrate and praise independent films out there.
1:03:22
That's, you know, 'cause movies are good, movies can be great,
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yeah. At the moment it's on
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jonesplantationfilm.com online, where people can get it there
1:03:34
for 10 bucks. We're trying to get it.
1:03:36
There's a number of of ways to get it on streaming platforms,
1:03:39
and we're working on that. We're also, I think, very close
1:03:42
to finally releasing the DVD. We have this tiny little theme
1:03:46
and we're like getting the things out as fast as we
1:03:48
possibly can. Right now, the website is the
1:03:51
main place. We've had a number of screenings
1:03:54
in theaters, which has been really fun.
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I don't know how optimistic to be about any theater chain
1:04:00
daring to show this thing, but we're still trying and we we've
1:04:04
just privately done a number of screenings.
1:04:06
There's actually going to be one up in Denver on October 21st.
1:04:11
Get a little event put on by some people I know up there.
1:04:15
Whether we can get a chain to pick it up, that remains to be
1:04:18
seen. We're in the early stages now,
1:04:21
but right now, like I said, Jones Plantation film.com is the
1:04:24
the main place to get. It yes, yes.
1:04:26
And we'll put the link in the the live chats and we'll find,
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you know, Speaking of chains, it's about breaking the chains,
1:04:34
Very good point, breaking the chains of slavery.
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Larkin Rose, thank you for being here tonight.
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I'd love to screen it. Give me a private screening for
1:04:42
our members some time and maybe we can work that out, because I
1:04:45
I would love to see that just for the glare alone.
1:04:49
I mean, that glare just I'll never forget.
1:04:53
Should be framed, right? That should be the poster, that
1:04:55
glare. So, Larkin, Rose, thank you so
1:04:57
much for being here tonight. Thank you.
1:05:00
OK, there you have it. There you have it.
1:05:02
Ladies and gentlemen. You never know who's going to be
1:05:04
in Mr. Ryan's name, bro. Do you?
1:05:06
Do you? And.
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I want to be a glare actor too. I want to be in the background.
1:05:10
How does he do it? That was good.
1:05:13
I'm glad there's somebody representing the Irish, you
1:05:15
know, because you always see him in in TV.
1:05:17
They're always just, you know, falling over from all the just
1:05:20
guzzling of the booze and stuff. So hopefully we can screen that
1:05:24
and I think our members are going to love it.
1:05:26
OK, I'm going to end it there. We have the after party coming
1:05:29
up and maybe Larkin Rose will stay and join us for an after
1:05:32
party and have the Irish beer with us.
1:05:35
You know, being an Irish immigrant and all.
1:05:36
We'll see. We'll see.
1:05:37
We'll see if he's backstage. I'm going to say goodbye to you
1:05:40
backstage anyways. In the meanwhile, that's going
1:05:43
to leave us to final thoughts here at How can I help you?
1:05:53
I'm trying to get a final thought stuck in Jonestown now
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Help me. No, wait, it's a plantation.
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Yes, I'm so glad. I'm so glad.
1:06:07
You know, I just learned something.
1:06:08
I didn't know they had the slave plantations till within
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Mississippi. That's the second time we just
1:06:14
literally talked about the guy running in Mississippi.
1:06:16
Elvis's cousin for governor and or Senate.
1:06:20
I know nothing about Mississippi except it was the hardest state
1:06:24
to spell when I was in school. That's all I know.
1:06:27
How how foolish am I? Anyways, my final thought here
1:06:30
is. You know, as The Tonight Show
1:06:33
is, the episode is called 50 Shades of Jihad.
1:06:36
Well, 50 Shades of Jihad is also 50 Shades of Propaganda.
1:06:41
If you haven't learned by now, there's gonna, you know there's
1:06:44
gonna be a price to pay for the the fraudulence of a CGI war,
1:06:49
they say. There's gonna be a price to pay
1:06:52
for the people who are pulling the wool over our head, just
1:06:56
like this movie's all about and just like Plato's Cave was all
1:07:00
about. You are free when you decide to
1:07:02
get past the Shadow Puppets, the Shadow Masters in just the
1:07:06
puppeteers of life. And once again past that.
1:07:10
Everything should be smooth sailing.
1:07:12
No? But you have to fight like hell
1:07:13
to get out of The Cave of Control.
1:07:16
The Plato's Cave of Control. So I learned a lot here tonight
1:07:20
that I tell you. That I can tell you.
1:07:21
So anyways, a little note here. We're going to be doing our
1:07:25
after party here. Please join us.
1:07:27
If you are a member, you can still do that.
1:07:30
And I will be back soon this weekend, this tomorrow night.
1:07:34
You can also see I interviewed someone named Alexi who is
1:07:39
running a something called the Mariposa Festival or that
1:07:43
beautiful butterflies. And you know me, I like chasing
1:07:45
butterflies, that is. You're going to learn a lot
1:07:50
about that tomorrow night for late night thoughts.
1:07:52
You don't want to miss that. You don't want to miss it.
1:07:54
So anyways, in the meanwhile for.
1:07:58
For Larkin Rose. A wonderful cast.
1:08:00
Thank you for coming on. I'm glad you did.
1:08:03
I take it all back. I take it all back.
1:08:05
My blood pressure's better. I love it.
1:08:07
For Larkin Rose. For Aaron Cates and the rest of
1:08:09
us here at Rodeo Media. I'm Dean Ryan saying thank you
1:08:11
for sharing a bit of your late night with me and all the other
1:08:14
night owls. I'll be back very soon.
1:08:16
But not too soon. But not soon enough, they say.
1:08:20
Meanwhile, always remember, stay tuned and stay awake and cast.
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No shadow. Here's the thought for every man
1:08:41
who dressed me once down to his head, he walks a lonely, lonely
1:08:49
Rd. He tries to understand.
1:09:12
And try to stay. Change to all the places that
1:09:18
you never wish to stay. The old widow will not try to
1:09:24
say As it faced the sun. I cast no shadow, Oh, cast no
1:09:34
shadow, Shadow. As it took it, so stood as
1:09:43
bright, bright. As I took my soul and stole my
1:09:52
pride, pride high as it faced the soul cast no shadow.
1:10:04
And as it faced the soul, cast no shadow.
1:10:08
And as it faced the soul cast no shadow.
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Oh.