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Super News #26-President Trump & Elon Feud-CEASE Act-Save SBA from Sanctuary Cities-SCOTUS Latest Rulings-Noem Terminates TSA Watchlist-Travel Ban-Sports Update · Prestons Super Show

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  Welcome to Preston Super show. Thank you for joining me.
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  Thank you for being here. You know, it's very interesting
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  to see Elon Musk come out against the president and the
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  way he's doing it was very childish.
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  This is probably the most childish way to handle yourself.
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  He goes on a huge Twitter rant did nothing good for himself in
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  the whole the whole time he's done this.
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  This is what's so interesting. You really have to be coming
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  unhinged to go on a Twitter rant against the president after you
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  were just working for him. That's what I don't understand.
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  It's not like he's had distance, you know, for this great period
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  of time and then all of a sudden things aren't working out.
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  They've just been working with each other for the past five
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  months plus longer. I mean, something's definitely
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  not right, but it's what he's saying that I have a problem
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  with. It's what Elon Musk is saying.
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  There's no class to what he's saying.
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  He says. Time to drop the really big
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  bomb. Elon Musk tweets out that
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  President Trump is in the Epstein files and that is the
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  real reason they have not been made public.
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  Have a nice day. Now.
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  We did see the president with the Fraternal Order of Police.
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  He did not take any questions about this because that was the
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  first question they were shouting after.
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  What is your response to the Epstein files?
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  What do you have to say about the Epstein files?
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  That he wasn't taking any questions?
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  Something has happened. It's more than just a fracture
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  in the relationship. The honeymoon is over and
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  Republicans are now waking up to that fact.
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  What a shame. What a shame.
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  This is how it comes undone. And we knew, we all kind of knew
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  that it had to come undone at some point.
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  But it it just shows that no amount of money can give you
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  class. You either have class or you
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  don't. And Elon Musk is here illegally.
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  Elon Musk is not even in the country legally.
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  He's here with a visa. And what he said is
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  unforgettable, unforgivable. And I'm with Bannon in the war
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  room and the rest of those guys saying, you know what?
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  Time to deport him then. You're shutting down a project
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  that our astronauts depend on, all because of a dispute.
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  So you have to ask yourself, what's really going on here?
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  Because if the Democrats had something on President Trump,
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  they would have put these Epstein files out long ago.
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  And it just shows further that the FBI needs to be abolished
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  entirely. I agree with Tom Fitton at
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  Judicial Watch. The FBI needs to go.
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  What are you guys doing? Everybody you catch has already
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  been caught by somebody else. And then you guys swoop in and
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  take the credit. I'm not fooled by what's going
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  on at the FBI. We're still waiting on the video
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  that Dan Bongino and the rest of them promised we have.
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  We're going to enhance the clarity, you guys the clarity.
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  Don't you want to see the clarity of this video?
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  Oh, we just like the flight logs.
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  That's really all we were asking for.
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  What took so long? What is happening to our great
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  country? The most I could say about this
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  is President Trump needs to act on whatever he needs to act on
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  because I support the president. I've known from the get go, I'm,
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  I'm done supporting big billionaires.
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  President Trump, this is the last billionaire I support.
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  Trump's travel ban affected a lot of countries.
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  It's like 19 countries. They're saying 12 countries
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  knows this is 19 countries. And then the Gateway Pundit put
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  out the article. They said, guess what?
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  He he's revoking the visas for all of those countries.
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  He said get him out and don't let him in.
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  Well, maybe start there. Maybe this should have been
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  started a long time ago. President Trump has signed a
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  proclamation which issues a travel ban for nationals seeking
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  entry from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Congo Brazzaville,
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  Equatorial Guinea, Aricia, Haitia, Iran, Libya, Somalia,
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  Sudan, Yemen, Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo,
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  Turkmenistan and Venezuela. The Trump administration, along
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  with the State Department, have fully revoked visas from these
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  19 countries moving forward. Gone, boom out.
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  That's the way it has to be. But that's not my favorite news
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  of the day. No, it's not.
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  That's not my favorite news of the day.
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  Oh, the Supreme Court was cooking today.
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  Let them cook. Let the Supreme Court cook, I
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  say. And we can all thank Marlene
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  Ames and her legal team for winning their lawsuit against an
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  Ohio Department of Youth Services at the Supreme Court.
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  This victory at the Supreme Court sets a new precedent for
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  reverse racism suits, making them easier to file now.
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  Ames claimed she was passed over for a job, then she was demoted
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  from a position for LGBTQ people instead, and the Supreme Court
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  sided with Ames and ruled the Ohio Department of Youth
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  Services violated her rights. This new legal precedent sets
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  the standard for any white or heterosexual individual to file
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  a lawsuit for discrimination against their employer.
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  This is so on board right now. This is so crucial to our
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  country, for the Supreme Court has to start siding with the
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  American people. Hello.
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  Then the Supreme Court tosses out Mexico's bid.
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  Mexico tried to sue the United States gun companies, alleging
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  that it's their fault that the cartels are armed and hurting
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  people. Where do they get this stuff?
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  Where did they find that at? So I don't know how far you'd
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  have to go into the Internet to find something like that.
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  But Mexico has to be accountable for their own problems.
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  That's what has to happen. That's exactly what has to
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  happen. If the Supreme Court was right
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  to toss that lawsuit right out, what did you think was going to
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  happen? You know, I don't know how they
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  even made it that far to waste any time.
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  What a frivolous lawsuit. And I'm glad the Supreme Court
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  threw out Mexico's lawsuit against those gun companies,
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  which are protected by federal law.
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  Now, the House did pass a bill today called the CEASE Act,
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  which restores accountability to the Small Business Association.
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  And it may end up being a very minimal thing that got done.
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  You know, I think this the Senate at some point will take
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  it up. But the bigger issue is the fact
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  that the president's fighting these battles alone.
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  You know, he has his administration there, but it
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  seems like the president's trying to do everything alone.
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  And, you know, This is why you it's so hard to trust anybody.
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  You know, you see Elon Musk and he comes in there and says we're
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  going to find the fraud and the waste in the abuse.
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  And they didn't find any new fraud, any new abuse, any new
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  waste. It's all what has been done and
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  what's been out there, but it's been it's been a complete sham.
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  And it's really what this is all done is an attempt to try to
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  discredit the president. Every time you see people like
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  Elon Musk or the Democrats get up and and then they start with
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  their accusations, this is just more and more attempts to
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  discredit the president. They, I don't know what he has
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  to go through for these people. I don't know what he has to go
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  through because I've seen this man go through so much that a
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  normal person would have folded a long time ago.
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  And President Trump doesn't have to do any of this.
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  He could be hanging out, running the company, Wheeling and
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  dealing. And instead he said, I'm trying
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  to fix America's problems. This country's going down the
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  wrong path. If we don't save it now, you're
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  not going to have a country. And he's absolutely right about
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  that. That's the issue.
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  Instead, we're trying to, they're trying to divide us
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  again. This is this is exactly what
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  they want to do. They got us worried about Mark
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  Levin and Tucker Carlson and why they don't like each other.
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  I've made it very clear, the people of Iran have never, I've
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  ever, I've never seen the people of Iran be against America, but
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  I have seen the Iranian government be against America.
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  That's where you need to target your, you know, conversation
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  because to say that the Iranian people are against the American
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  people, I think is wrong. They understand what America
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  has. America has the premium consumer
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  base. Nobody spends more than
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  Americans. Nobody will ever out spend
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  Americans. It's just not going to happen.
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  Americans could be down to their last dollar.
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  They're going to find a way to spend it.
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  We have the premium consumer base.
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  We're the most spenders in the world, in our country.
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  But what we don't have is a government that's fiscally
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  responsible. New Jersey is back in business
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  and they're about to elect a new governor as their current
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  Democrat governor, Phil Murphy is term limited.
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  This year of the June 10th deadline is for the primaries
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  and you're going to see who the Democrats and Republicans
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  nominate for governor so they can focus on the general
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  election. On the Democrat side, you have
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  that Ross Baraka, the mayor of Nuwarku, try to get in the way
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  of ICE at the detention center, and now he's, you know, crying
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  wolf. Then you got the Jersey City
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  mayor, Steve Fullop, New Jersey Education associate President
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  Sean Spiller, and the New Jersey Senate President, Steve Sweeney.
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  Then you got US Representatives Josh Gottheimer and Mickey
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  Cherell. So really the only person that
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  maybe has a chance is Steve Philop or Ross Baraka looking at
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  the Democrat side. Now on the Republican side, a
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  little bit more lively candidates.
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  Jack Ciudarelli seems like he's going to be the front runner,
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  seems like he's going to be probably New Jersey's next
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  governor. But then you have Bill Spada,
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  who's the radio personality. Then you have their state
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  senator, Senator John Bramnick. You got a formal former
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  Inglewood Cliffs mayor, Mario Cranjak.
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  And then there's a political outsider, Justin Barbera, among
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  the Republican candidates. So what this election comes down
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  to, in my opinion, is you have the pro Trump versus anti Trump
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  candidate, so who's going to be able to garner more support?
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  And that kind of depends on people's pockets.
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  I think President Trump did the smart thing to distance himself
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  away from Chris Christie, get as far away as possible as you can
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  from him. I think Trump was very
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  successful in doing that. So we'll see if that resonates
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  with voters. 42% of likely voters are supporting Cedarelli
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  on the Republican side for this primary.
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  June 10th, New Jersey, get out and vote.
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  And then you also have Spada, who would kind of be like the
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  dark horse in the whole entire race with 12%.
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  And then maybe Bramnick or Barbera.
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  And nobody really thought about Cranjack.
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  But from the Democrat side, you know, you have Baraka, who I
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  would say doesn't have that much support.
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  I, I think, I don't think he has the support that people think he
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  has. He's at about 9%.
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  And now he's kind of marred with some controversy for the
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  Democrats. They're going to have to pull
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  something out of way left field because they're so split over
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  who they want to be the next governor of New Jersey that it
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  seems like they're going to disenfranchise.
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  There's that old word disenfranchise a lot of their
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  voters because they're not going to pick a person that they're
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  really have a a unified consensus on.
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  And I know there's a lot of people that don't believe in
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  that, but those are the same people that live in an
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  artificial world and throw out artificial results.
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  I mean, this is real life. You have people who say they
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  might not like this Ross Baraka guy, but you know who's the
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  other choice, Cheryl? Because, you know, maybe a
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  little bit more well spoken, but when you're talking about
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  confronting the issues, they they both pale in comparison to
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  Jack Cetarelli. So I don't know, I think New
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  Jersey is about to flip red if everything holds as far as the
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  way the elections going. But I do like the chances for
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  the Republicans in New Jersey. I think that's kind of a bright
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  spot on the day. I think there's been a lot of
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  bad news and New Jersey going to the Republicans in the near
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  future would be a good thing. You could see how well it's gone
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  for Florida. They've really turned it around
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  down there. Now they're saying we have the
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  doge cuts on the floor next week, but will that happen?
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  I believe we can see some doge cuts happen, but ultimately, I
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  don't know if we'll see any doge cuts happen.
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  I'm really worried about the doge cuts, I'm sorry to tell
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  you. I think next week Congress can
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  show up and say, yeah, that was fun, good exercise, great time.
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  Thanks, Mr. Musk, for showing up.
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  But we're not going to do anything with those doge cuts.
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  And then I don't know what that will do for the Department of
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  Government efficiency. I mean, the whole thing just
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  kind of came down because Elon Musk wanted to pop off at the
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  mouth. But Congress is plowing ahead.
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  Actually, they passed a bill today.
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  And then they introduced another piece of legislation that isn't
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  getting any attention. Every Congress member is trying
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  to tweet it, retweet it, folks. It's not getting any attention
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  so one of the bills was HR 22931.
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  So HR 2931 Save the small Business Association from
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  Sanctuary cities act now. Sounds like a good idea theory.
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  The bill requires the relocation of a regional, district, or
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  local office of the Small Business Administration if the
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  SBA makes a public determination that the office is located in a
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  sanctuary jurisdiction. Additionally, the Small Business
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  Association may not establish an office in a sanctuary
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  jurisdiction. I would like to see some very
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  quick movement on that bill. I think our Republicans have a a
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  strong case for that bill, especially with what's going on
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  now. But as Congress plows ahead,
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  they're looking at doing something with the small
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  business loans that are going out.
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  So when the SEAS Act that Representative Prejahan has put
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  forward is going to limit the amount of licenses that the
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  Small Business Association will be dishing out.
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  So that's what the GLPS mission is now.
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  They've seen what happened with the PPP loans.
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  They've looked at what's happened with the government
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  contracts and how it's eating up our budget.
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  And we have a debt limit that, you know, I understand the
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  president wants it to be eliminated, but it's still there
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  today. So we still have to confront the
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  debt. Then you have countries melting
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  down. You have Russia melting down,
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  you have Ukraine. They want more money.
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  But I think they've learned you can't come to the table the way
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  you did before. You might have to go to Elon
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  Musk and ask him for some money if you're Zelensky right now,
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  because if you're not on board with the Trump train and then
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  your next thing is to turn around and ask him for
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  something. I I think you're going to be
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  disappointed. There's an Indiana senator.
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  He wants to make overstaying visas a federal crime.
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  That's probably something that needs to happen yesterday.
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  Indiana Republican Senator Jim Banks on Tuesday unveiled a new
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  bill, some that should have been done a long time ago.
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  Make it a federal crime for illegal aliens to overstay their
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  visas, which could then result in prison time.
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  Really, we just needed to boredom.
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  I don't know. I don't understand the put them
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  in jail and then we have to pay for them.
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  I'm I'm much rather and prefer the deportation of the illegal
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  aliens that overstay their visas.
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  Just get them out of here. What are we doing?
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  They're overtaking the factories.
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  They've overtaken the workforce. What are we waiting for?
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  Get them out. You can't even go to the store
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  and read. You know, at one point you could
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  even go to the store and and speak to somebody and get help
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  because no one spoke English. What happened?
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  So they have a bill here, the Visa Overstay Penalties Act,
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  that might catch on. They might catch on with that.
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  The Colorado terrorist that was detained, there's a big reason a
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  lot of these things are getting put forward.
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  I think they should jump on that like yesterday, get on top of
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  that quick. We have to do everything we can
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  to make sure that this country can actually be a country.
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  Then you have states like Washington, Washington state,
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  they're they have a whole trade group out there that's, that's
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  begging the White House to intervene.
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  First they're bad at Trump. Now they're begging him for
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  help. You got the Texas governor.
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  He gets up there, he's ready to do something else.
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  He's signing bills for water infrastructure in nuclear plants
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  because for some reason, we just had to shut down their little
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  program where they were trying to give the illegals education
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  for free. I would like some free college
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  education. Yeah, throw it my way.
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  Yeah, throw it my way so I could skip class and get a nice check
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  to eat some freaking chili cheese dogs and some freaking
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  doughnuts. Yeah, throw me the free college.
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  Yeah, me, because you guys have been giving it away to people
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  that then they're sending their money back to another country.
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  We'll never, we'll never see the benefit of that.
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  These people get smart here and they leave here.
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  Peace out, dudes. And then we're sitting around
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  saying, yeah, we need more immigration.
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  We need more of that. I think people need to wake up
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  is what I think. I think people need to wake up
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  and look what the heck is going on in your own community.
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  Open up the window. Because I know if you open up
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  the window out here, you're going to get a big whiff of that
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  Canadian smoke. Fire.
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  Smells like someone's having a bonfire in my yard when I open
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  up my window. What a joke.
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  We should all be able to file a class action lawsuit against the
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  Canadian government for this gosh damn wildfire smoke that
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  I'm breathing in. I'm outside bat pat choking bat
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  bat trying to take out some trash.
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  Help. Good Lord almighty.
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  And they're worried about 51st state.
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  Yeah, 51st state, we get. What is that?
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  So they could blow some smoke up our ass.
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  Great. That's a That's a surefire way.
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  That's a surefire way to never have the Republicans win another
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  election. Bring Canada in.
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  No, let them be over there. I already told you, I said if
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  you want the golden Dome, you want Canada to get on board, you
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  call that sucker the Maple Dome, and they'll flock to it.
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  You call it the Maple Dome today.
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  And they will, they'll be jumping up and down.
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  They will. They will pat you on the back.
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  Trump calls for the debt limit to be scrapped.
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  Yeah. Why do we have a debt limit?
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  That's stupid. We're going to limit how much
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  debt you can have At what point? They'll they've been saying that
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  before I was born a gazillion years ago.
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  They've been saying, hey, you guys, hey, are you up?
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  Are you awake? The debt limit that we've been
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  talking about for the last, you know, since we could, since we
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  could figure out the, the word for it.
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  You know, Michigan's a state. They get some things right.
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  They pass their weed laws and then they let people get
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  licenses. And then like in Illinois, they
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  passed the weed law. Here you go.
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  You can have some pot, but you got to go to the store and it's
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  super taxed and it's like $200,000 to get a license.
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  Oh yeah, you want a license now? Just pay $200,000 for your
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  stupid little weed license so you can tell a freaking little
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  baggie of weed. That's crazy.
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  And then in Michigan, it's like going out the door like
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  hotcakes. What the Hell's happening?
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  Then? They're you know, how could you
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  even have a problem in your state?
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  So the GOP up there, they said, Yep, get that Secretary of State
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  out of there corrupt conduct. Then they filed A lawsuit
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  against them because that was like the first part they had to
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  they should have did that first. What's that?
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  I don't know what are we doing? What are we doing?
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  So we got 19 countries on this travel ban list.
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  I didn't even know they were jumping up and up and down to
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  get here. Well, that's good to know.
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  OK, Christine Gnome. I like her.
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  She says that she's going to abolish the TSA watch list.
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  I've been calling for that for. I think Obama was supposed to
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  get rid of that. What happened, dude?
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  That she's referring that whole little deal to go to Congress.
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  So I can understand that. I can get that.
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  But I say ultimately, you know, this TSA watch list, we never
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  really knew who had control over that, did we?
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  We never really knew what was kind of cooking up with the,
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  with the TSA watch list. We didn't know I who knows who's
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  on that thing. We sound like something you can
• 27:21
  look and then it pops up. So I'm very happy Christine Home
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  and Homeland Security got on top of that.
• 27:29
  The other thing I'm looking at is Elon Musk saying, well, I
• 27:33
  won't discontinue my space program.
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  I will keep that going. So that's good to see cooler
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  heads prevail, but it's more important that the GOP and the
• 27:49
  Republicans get on track and start rallying behind the big,
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  beautiful bill. A lot is happening, and it's
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  moving fast. The news is moving fast.
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  Israel is arming militia groups to fight against Hamas along the
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  Gaza Strip. Florida Atlantic University says
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  they will host the Trump presidential Library.
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  Florida needed something good right now as their governor's
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  been doing a lot of good. He did something today, signed
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  an executive order getting rid of the dirt ball sheriff that
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  got caught up trying to run a gambling racket down there and
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  now he that sheriff's been replaced.
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  So good job on the governor to straighten that out.
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  Aaron Rodgers has signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers on a one
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  year deal and now they will work on getting him some help from
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  his one of his former teams, the Green Bay Packers.
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  The White Sox have been sold even though the deal won't take
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  place until 2034. The owner of the Phoenix Suns
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  will take them over and the Indiana Pacers, led by Tyrese
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  Halliburton, come from behind in game one to defeat the Oklahoma
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  City Thunder. How about that for game one of
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  the NBA Finals? Let's go, baby.
• 29:19
  The Edmonton Oilers took game number one of their Stanley Cup
• 29:24
  final series against the Florida Panthers.
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  Game 2 is coming up. The final score was 4 to 3.
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  Oilers. Ladies and gentlemen, just like
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  the hands of time, I'm turning it over to you.
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  Good night and God bless. Psalm 37.
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  Four KJV.