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Late Nite🌙Update with Dean Ryan 'Miscalculated War' · Real Deal Media

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  Oh my God, I can't tell you how hot it is.
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  Someone close the window. The cars, yeah, they have to be
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  the car. Tonight on Late Night Update, in
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  this calculated words, it's now being described the war of
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  regrets, the decision of a lifetime of regrets.
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  How does the Trump administration and Trump himself
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  walk back one of the most terrible decisions in the modern
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  American history? Though witnessing that the
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  world's rejecting the offer to come back.
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  Late Night Update. OK, God forbid.
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  Good evening, everybody. Welcome to Late Night UPDATE.
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  I am Dean Ryan, and this is a original series by Real Deal
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  Media live from Studio B. That's where I am right now.
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  Tonight's episode is miscalculated war, Miscalculated
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  war. And that's just exactly what it
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  is turning out to be. A miscalculated war, a
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  miscalculated time, a blackmailed war, and maybe now
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  it's coming to an end. Crossing our fingers due to
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  common sense or due to the fact that Bibi Netanyahu is most
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  likely dead. Most likely dead.
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  We're going to find out about that here tonight as this is
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  probably one of our last last shows here in Studio B as the
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  well, the tides are changing now as the return of World of War is
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  imminent and lurking around the corner.
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  I can now announce to you. So this is one of our last
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  shows, if not a few, if that, from Studio B.
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  Anyways, tonight we have quite the quite the dastardly combo
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  here as we're going to be getting into what what seemed to
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  be happening in the war, the turn around, the
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  miscalculations, everything you could describe the the drag that
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  is called World War Three, We're going to be talking about that.
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  Also, the fear of this war continuing it well into the
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  midterms is becoming a reality for Trump, who's now beginning
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  to panic. Yeah, I would say so.
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  Panic is definitely an operative word as well as what did
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  Vladimir Putin actually offer to the United States in one of the
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  most mysterious calls we've heard about in quite some time?
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  We'll talk about just exactly what the offer was.
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  Was it significant? Was it viable?
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  We'll see about that. You know, now with the the
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  expersions of war and literally taking countries and leaders as
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  you choose. Well, now the question of what
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  about Cuba is now coming to the fold.
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  Well, what about Cuba is exactly correct, as now Trump is
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  beginning to put his Cuban fingers and grips and targets on
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  the map, as they seem to be. Next.
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  We'll see what that's all about. And we have a lot of voice
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  first. People who are were are kind of
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  not really in the MAGA movement anymore.
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  We're now becoming more voiceless, especially in the
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  wake of a new report coming out by the CIA, or I should say leak
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  about an imminent arrest of Donald, not Donald.
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  Excuse me, Tucker Carlson for his role in being a journalist.
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  I don't know where he thought he could be a journalist in the
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  United States. It has to be pro Jerusalem Post.
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  But Megan Kelly's being voiceless about it and has a few
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  words. We'll see what that old that old
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  hatch job of a journalist. Let's see what she has to say.
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  And some very uplifting, surprising news on the war
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  against Alzheimer's towards the end of tonight.
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  I can't wait for that. That is something to be seen.
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  All right, We are broadcasting live now.
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  We're broadcasting live on just a plethora of places.
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  I'm going to tell you about. Here we are on Dean Ryan TV over
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  there on YouTube. Hello, everybody.
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  As well as X on the real Dean Ryan, where I don't post a lot
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  and I do apologize for that. I I don't know what to say
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  sometimes. So that that should explain it
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  as well as rumble and hopefully, hopefully brighty on, but we'll
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  see how that one goes. OK, Also, we're going to have a
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  look at the live chat towards the tail end of tonight.
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  There's a lot of really incredible festive conjecture
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  out there for against indifferent, and I think that's
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  very important to display here as these are the final days of
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  incredible, the incredible Studio B run we've had here and
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  World at War is returning and there's some people who are on
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  my target list as soon as I get back that that fat putts, Victor
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  Hugo is going to get a a floor mopping once I get back.
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  If he's watching, Yeah, I'm going to grate your face like
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  cheese, you double agent Mossad masquerading individual who is
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  heavily involved in child trafficking and the underground
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  and the darknet. There's a lot of things I could
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  not get to to tell you that because of my stupid computer
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  and the paranormal massage that follows me, that's how I feel
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  about it, and I have a right to say it.
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  All right, let's get to it now before I get violent and really
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  take Victor Hugo on and all the people that prop him up like
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  Jeff Berwick and who's the other old bag?
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  Y'all come to me. All these people that prop up.
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  I'm a Assad agent, Can you believe that?
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  And this guy attacks me all the time.
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  Still. Still.
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  I have 1/2 of money to travel down to where he is and beat the
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  shit out of him, but I hate to do that.
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  Anyways, let's get to it now. This is now happening.
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  I can even tell you his bank account number.
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  I mean, this guy, we, we the the the independent media has been
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  so infiltrated, they have no idea.
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  And it's my job to clean it up. I think so.
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  Well, let me tell you about this now.
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  Well, there's now a spring break shooting.
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  Did you know spring break is here?
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  Of course you did. Of course you did.
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  Meaning it's time to jam can and laundry if you're paying
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  attention. Yeah, that's right.
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  This is now happening right now, spring break.
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  And there's now a shooting that just took place in Daytona Beach
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  over there in Florida, a very frequented, a very frequented
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  spring break destination. And you might have seen me
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  there. We might have seen each other
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  there. I I might have even seen Ranger
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  Buck there this weekend. I think we were doing.
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  Yeah, I think we were doing all kinds of that.
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  We're beer pong, right, Buck? Anyways, this one was a little
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  different here. A lot of kids are not going to
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  Mexico this year, as you know. Well, now a popular spring break
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  destination is now the target of.
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  Well, it's been rocked by gun violence.
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  They're saying over the weekend after five different shootings
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  occurred in just three days, leaving police officers someone
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  injured and bewildered. Yeah, a video that seems to be
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  circulating the Internet just for show online that shows the
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  thousands of screaming people running down the Daytona Beach
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  spring break hallways while the law enforcement agencies from
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  multiple jurisdictions dispersed across the sand over another
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  shooting. None of the shootings unfolded
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  on the beach itself. It's worth noting, though, 2
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  shootings on Saturday were beachside.
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  It's not close enough to be on the beach now.
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  There were also. There were also there was also a
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  fight over there at the joint bar on the sea breeze which was
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  shot, which a shot was fired from the Thereafter all the
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  victims and all these shootings are expected to recover.
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  But Sunday 5th shooting left South Daytona Beach Officer Jake
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  Pheasanton injured when the hospital.
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  So there seems to be a problem with the Spring Breakers this
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  year. I I don't know what it is.
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  I think it's because if they can't get the danger they want
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  in Mexico, they want to bring it to Daytona Beach.
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  So, yeah, if you're a part of the spring break this year, be
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  very careful. If you've seen me, I'll buy you
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  a drink if you're on the sand somewhere.
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  That's how that 1 is. OK, well, there's another
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  another trend that has to do with Americans that but doesn't
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  have to do with shooting in this case.
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  Let me get rid of that. Sometimes you have to beat trash
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  up. Many US adults now are skipping
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  are skipping parenting and having fewer kids and it's
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  forcing the schools to close. Did you know this?
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  Well this puts my having children times table on a back
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  burner for damn sake. Well, the US birth rate has now
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  declined in the past six years by design.
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  It's even hurting schools more than we know.
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  They don't have anyone to Leech off of.
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  Well, it's now declined even dramatically more than ever
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  before. Let me tell you a bit more about
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  it now. Well, schools are becoming
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  emptier and districts are getting less public funding, not
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  because they suck, but because they suck and there's not enough
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  kids. That's why they have to go to
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  Mexico and say, hey, do you have any kids you want to give us?
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  English is not necessary. Well, the February school
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  meeting board over there in Memphis County schools in
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  Tennessee, just for example, parents of many children have
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  now asked for alternative education because the main
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  education doesn't seem to be existence in some parts of the
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  country. Now it's all news to me.
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  Well, this is a many of the alternative schools are high
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  performing charter schools are called well only 23% of students
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  at the K through 8 school tested above grade level in English
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  language and 27 tested above grade level in math.
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  That's a fraction of our children.
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  So this is seems to be an epidemic, but the districts
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  we're still considering now closing schools to those in this
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  case of the charter schools that are performing very well.
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  So this is a problem we have and it's it used to be, you know, I
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  remember growing up in the the talk of the town was, oh, teen
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  pregnancy. Be careful.
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  It really it really challenges the life and it makes school
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  harder. That's not even in the question
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  anymore. The question is, what are we
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  going to do that the American public and the American male are
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  swimmers are not working anymore.
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  You know what I mean? We can't, we can't make children
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  anymore, the American men out of a the thought of our nocturnal
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  fruit of our loins. So we're having problems in in
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  the sperm count field and now it's going to cause schools to
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  close. For example, in the Cleveland
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  Metropolitan School District approved a closure of 29 schools
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  just this year alone that are just not there.
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  I mean, forget they're not performing well.
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  There's just not enough children and we're not making enough
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  children. Do you see the problem here?
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  So I don't know what I got to stay around here.
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  But man, you have a lot of work ahead of you.
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  Let's get, let's get, let's get to business.
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  So that's very sad to see. Just for starters, now finally
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  here in the domestics before we get to everything, Iran,
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  finally, finally this is something that's good for women.
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  I think it's well overdue and about time.
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  Well, now it's about Uber. Well, a lot of people take taxis
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  in the modern era. Some of them take Ubers.
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  A lot of people take Ubers. Well, now Uber, the the
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  rideshare company, is now expanding preferences for women
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  nationwide and safe in in midst of safety concerns that have
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  been happening. Oh, yeah.
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  You know, the great idea of, well, it could be ice.
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  They have a mask on. Just give them what they want.
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  Well, then you find out it's not ice.
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  It's just the guy with the mask on.
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  You just gave him what he want. Well, in this case, Ruber's now
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  facing thousands of sexual assault lawsuits.
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  Oh yeah, with critics arguing its background checks failed to
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  prevent dangerous drivers from slipping through despite claims
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  of enhanced safety measures. Oh yeah, Uber tracks users
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  movements in details, sharing data with government under the
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  guise of traffic wink wink. Studies raising alarms about
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  corporate and state surveillance without consent.
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  Well, the company's dynamic prices now, which are much to be
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  said about, disproportionately harms low income riders, turning
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  basic transportation into a luxury during emergency and or
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  peaked hours of demand. Yeah, you want to go about a
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  mile away in some parts of the country?
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  Well, that mile away might cost you $25.
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  While Uber's new feature allows female riders to select women
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  drivers, critics argue it's a superficial solution that fails
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  to address the systematic negligence and corporate
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  accountability. Finally, cities worldwide are
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  now demanding stricter oversight, including real time
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  driver monitoring and fair pricing, as Uber's unchecked
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  expansion threatens both passenger safety and traditional
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  drivers livelihoods. God, that's so stoic.
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  The way I said that, that's amazing.
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  And well, go figure. It's Uber's based in Frisco.
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  I forgot their Uber San Francisco based technologies has
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  announced the nationwide, nationwide expansion, but will
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  not address the the gouging, the price gouging.
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  Well, there you go. So if you're a woman and you
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  want to go on a Uber ride, I guess now you can pick.
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  You can pick. You can pick a foreign hijab
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  wearing a woman is your driver. You have that power now breaking
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  the ceiling. All right, there we have that
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  one. Now let's get into everything.
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  Donald Trump and the fear of a longer war.
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  Now expanding. Is is it now?
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  That's the fear. Yeah, now that's the fear.
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  OK, let's now expand here as we talk about just that, the
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  expansion of the war, which I could have told you about a long
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  time ago now. Well, Trump officials now have
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  privately feared, privately fear Iran will grind on through
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  September as 200 troops are now officially injured here in the
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  US. Can you believe that?
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  Unbelievable. Trump has given another timeline
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  timing update on the US Iran war.
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  No, no, no, no. The Israeli, US, Iran war.
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  Forget we have a sucker as a president.
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  His words, not mine. He's a sucker.
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  He's a blackmailed sucker. I think.
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  Anyways, there's a oil tanker. Traffic.
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  Yeah. This is so bad now.
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  The average price of gas per gallon regular has now risen up
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  to $3.72. It was about 3:50 about a week
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  ago. So it's gone up 12 cents
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  according to AAA, but really has gone up $2.93 since 4 weeks ago.
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  We're going to be in a real blitzkrieg pop of price gouging.
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  Speaking of which, now the president said that he, well, he
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  told PBS recently that he called the inflated gas prices a very
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  small price to pay and the oil prices will drop like a rock as
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  soon as it's over. OK, well, I guess that's
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  something the enthusiastic about now, quote, I don't believe it
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  will be long, he said when asked about how much longer we will be
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  dragged into Israel's war. But there's three sources
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  familiar with the matter who told Western media that the
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  Middle East could bleed into September.
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  We're going to be in this ruckus till the end of summer, A much
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  longer timeline than Trump has ever discussed publicly.
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  It's dangerous territory. Now they're saying for the
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  president with midterm elections just weeks later.
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  Oh, yeah. Americans largely oppose the
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  conflict, according to an exclusive Daily Mail Partners
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  poll. Yeah, we're talking 80% oppose
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  this war. I don't know what polls he's
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  reading or what polls he's dancing on.
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  This is unbelievable. Unbelievable. 13 U.S. troops
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  have now been killed officially so far in the war, and 200 U.S.
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  troops have been injured, including ten.
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  Seriously. Wow.
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  Now, initially we were told by Donald Trump that the war could
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  last up to four weeks. Then he indicated 5 weeks.
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  Now we're hearing September, which is probably the truth, and
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  then when we get to September, it'll be extended into the new
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  year. Wow.
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  We're talking about a country that is the size of like
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  multiple the rocks which we cannot hold down Fallujah.
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  Now, since then, there's been a lot of flopping.
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  As people have noticed, messaging on the war has come
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  from all sides of the mouth, from each personnel in the
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  administration as Americans express skepticism and as that
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  skepticism grows over the fight of the midterms, as that grows
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  as well, Republicans on Capitol Hill seek to maintain their
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  small majorities, at least for now.
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  Yeah, they're going to lose pretty big.
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  But nonetheless, you could see a change in the atmosphere, a
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  change in the tone. In fact, here's Donald Trump and
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  how he's now presenting the war and.
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  It's changing. I, I, we are.
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  Commanding that these countries come in and protect their own
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  territory because it is their territory.
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  It's it's a place for which they get their energy and they should
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  come and they should help us protect it.
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  You could make the case that maybe we shouldn't even be there
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  at all because we don't need it. We have a lot of oil.
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  So what you saw there is another plea from Donald Trump to the
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  rest of the world to help us keep the Strait of Hormuz open.
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  Who wants to sacrifice their Navy along with our Marines and
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  our our seamen to keep the Strait of Hormuz open?
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  That's totally riddled by by minds, you know, bombs, floating
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  bombs under underwater torpedoes who who like to volunteer their
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  Navy for that and nobody's picking up the phone.
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  That's how embarrassing this is. Continuing, here's a better
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  audio example of what I'm talking.
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  About Iran, who's truly the a nation of great terror and and,
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  and power. Look, look what happened in the
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  last two weeks. They weren't supposed to go
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  after all these other countries in the Middle East.
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  Those missiles were set to go after them.
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  So they hit Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait.
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  Nobody expected that. We were shocked.
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  And the other one, you know, they fought back.
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  They could have yielded. But think of it if we weren't
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  around. They have tremendous, they had
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  tremendous power. They had thousands of missiles,
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  most of which we've terminated. They had thousands of drones.
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  They were making drones and missiles all over the place.
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  We've knocked out most of those factories.
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  I mean, now they're sending out two or three missiles now.
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  You know, they've still got some.
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  They might have 8% left, but mostly they've been eliminated.
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  They've been terminated by what we did and what Israel did too.
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  OK, so you know, it's it's, it's an embarrassing thing.
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  Now MTG has gone further to express just how embarrassing it
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  is. And then I'm going to share with
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  you some inside Intel straight from the EU that you're not
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  going to hear anywhere else. It's going to give us an
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  alternative perspective on what we're sharing as we're
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  embellishing just how bad it is right now.
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  Before we flip it over here, here's MGT.
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  And, you know, it's really insulting to watch America's
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  position in the world where the president just bullies and name
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  calls and and basically harasses foreign leaders all over the
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  world and many of our allies to the point now where he's calling
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  them in to help open the straight so that so that these
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  very important oil ships can get through.
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  None of them, many of them not responding.
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  And, and here Americans spent, I mean, trillions of dollars in
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  our tax dollars defending all of our allies with military,
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  military bases on these countries, homelands protecting
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  them, especially Europe and, and NATO.
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  But yet they are not quick to respond.
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  But I would, I would argue it's because of the way the president
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  has been treating them. And this is pushing America into
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  a very serious situation that we should not be in.
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  We should not be losing our relationships with countries all
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  over the world. We should not be getting further
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  and further ingrained into a very violent and dangerous
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  serious war with Iran that has very serious future implications
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  and we should not be seeing our great military men and women
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  coming home in flag draped coffins.
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  It needs to end. OK, so there you heard it.
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  Now let me share this with you and you can do the math at home.
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  This is straight, straight from our, our very own EU insider
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  who's heavily embedded over there in the, the head of the
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  European Union, formerly over there in the UK Parliament,
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  which we still have a, a lot of Intel on.
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  So Forsetti's always been spot on.
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  But let me share this with you at the following.
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  Well, after a recent conference off the record, this is some of
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  the information we've been able to gather for everyone here.
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  Well, it, it's the following quote.
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  America has rebuilt its domestic oil supply.
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  I guess that's a big secret. They have used Russia, Ukraine
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  conflict to block the EU from buying Russian oil.
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  A lot of this is about, you know, retail and who's the best
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  salesman of oil. So the EU buying oil from the
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  Middle East, who sold its own and some of it bought from
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  Russia, then sold to the EU as an inflated cost.
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  They went into Venezuela, the US for the same reasons the green
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  climate agenda, such as the Paris climate change accords, is
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  about making America the number one supplier of oil around the
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  world. And what ethnicity owns a
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  controlling share of American oil.
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  I get. I think you can put two and two
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  together. And that was briefed to us as
• 25:44
  over the weekend. So there's a lot of Kabuki
• 25:49
  theater indeed going on. And a lot of people are
• 25:51
  positioning themselves to be the number one oil salesman, Russia
• 25:54
  included, which that really relays and parlays us into What
• 25:59
  was the mysterious call from Putin to Trump all about?
• 26:04
  Well, good question. Let's talk about it and see and
• 26:07
  find out because now we know that selling oil is really on
• 26:11
  the forefront of many people's minds.
• 26:14
  Well, let me tell you about this now as now, a mysterious call
• 26:19
  that took place just days ago. A lot of people are trying to
• 26:22
  figure it all out, me being one of them.
• 26:26
  But as the war continues, there's a lot of mixed messages.
• 26:30
  I mean, you even have the Saudi Prince who's cheering on the
• 26:33
  bombing of Iran. And if were to go further, we
• 26:36
  understand that's their, that's their, their, their, not their
• 26:39
  allies, but their, their arch enemies over there in Saudi.
• 26:45
  We'll come back to them in a minute.
• 26:46
  But what about what took place with Putin and Trump?
• 26:51
  As now it's coming out that Donald Trump has rejected an
• 26:55
  offer from Donald Putin, who goes by Vladimir Putin as well.
• 27:01
  They get each other's names mixed up.
• 27:02
  Well, in this case now, U.S. President Donald Trump has now
• 27:05
  rejected a proposal from Russian President Vladimir Putin to
• 27:09
  transfer Iran's highly E wrenched uranium stockpile to
• 27:13
  Russia as part of a potential deal to end the war.
• 27:16
  He rejects it. The proposal was raised during a
• 27:19
  phone call between the two leaders, with Putin suggesting
• 27:22
  Russia take custody of the uranium.
• 27:24
  To remove it from your Iranian territory without US or Israeli
• 27:28
  military intervention seems perfectly healthy and normal.
• 27:33
  Or is it? U.S. officials said similar
• 27:35
  proposals have been raised before but were rejected,
• 27:38
  stressing that Washington's position that Iran's uranium
• 27:42
  must be securely controlled. Oh, really?
• 27:47
  Well, in this case now, according to experts who are
• 27:50
  very familiar with the matter and the International Atomic
• 27:54
  Energy Agency, Iran possesses hundreds of kilograms, hundreds
• 27:59
  of kilograms of uranium enriched up to about 60%, which could
• 28:05
  potentially be converted into a weapons grade material for more
• 28:09
  than 10 nuclear bombs. U.S. officials say multiple
• 28:14
  options remain on the table, including diplomacy, potential
• 28:17
  military action. While Pete Haggiseth sure genius
• 28:22
  said that the US has a quote range of options to secure the
• 28:28
  uranium stockpile if necessary. He doesn't want to go there.
• 28:33
  He wants diplomacy. Well, there we have it.
• 28:37
  He wants diplomacy. What are your thoughts on that?
• 28:42
  We have, we have this one here. We have a Ranger, but saying the
• 28:49
  following. Israel for last.
• 28:53
  Israel's down to 13% approval rating now.
• 28:58
  Yeah, Yeah. Any word on on Netanyahu?
• 29:02
  We know his brothers killed. We know Ben Grevere is killed.
• 29:07
  I I would say that Netanyahu's as well.
• 29:11
  Here we have we have hammer time over there on Rumble saying the
• 29:17
  following. Tell them to send it by flying a
• 29:22
  carpet. I agree.
• 29:25
  I agree to that. Very good.
• 29:29
  And yeah, we have Hegeseth real. Yeah, I know.
• 29:34
  He's incredible, isn't he? This is a guy who gloats on the
• 29:39
  of others. Just gloats.
• 29:42
  OK. And then finally Bebe is in
• 29:45
  Germany. Is that where he is, Seth?
• 29:48
  OK, all right. As this is one of our final
• 29:53
  nights on and over here in Studio B, we're going to take
• 29:55
  this quick break. When we get back, I want to get
• 29:57
  into Cuba, everything Cuba here. We're going to talk about Cuba
• 30:03
  and more of your questions, comments, concerns.
• 30:05
  Also, I want to get into why is the why are the Saudis all of a
• 30:13
  sudden pro war? Why do they want this war?
• 30:15
  What does it mean we're going to talk about that?
• 30:18
  So Cuba and also little Marco, the little star, the little
• 30:24
  presidential hopeful who might is getting a big, big push by
• 30:31
  the GOP as we go into everything political, as well as the
• 30:35
  voiceless Megyn Kelly, who's coming up and really voicing her
• 30:40
  opposition to everything. Donald Trump will talk about
• 30:42
  that as well. So Cuba, Rubio, Megyn Kelly, and
• 30:46
  also the number one fighter against Alzheimer's that's now
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  affecting people in their 30s and 40s, believe it or not.
• 30:52
  So anyways, you're watching an update ready routine, right?
• 30:56
  We'll be back after this quick, quick break.
• 30:58
  You don't want to miss it. Last of the few nights we have.
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  Stand by, stand by. I've been a loyal supporter of
• 31:10
  the president for almost 20 years.
• 31:12
  This goes back to when I was 21 years old and I was miss you
• 31:15
  California at the Miss USA pageant.
• 31:18
  And I've known him. I, I consider him a dear friend.
• 31:20
  And I will tell you right now, I do not recognize our president.
• 31:24
  I think that we are an occupied nation.
• 31:26
  I think that a foreign country has occupied our government and
• 31:30
  we are seeing now that this president of the United States
• 31:33
  of America is being influenced by a foreign government and
• 31:37
  MAGA. Let me tell you right now, MAGA
• 31:40
  is dead. It is deader than dead.
• 31:42
  And Americans are furious. We do not recognize President
• 31:46
  Donald J Trump anymore. None.
• 32:56
  And the story? So what if I did smoke crack?
• 32:58
  It's none of your, pardon me, none of your freaking business
• 33:00
  in the 1st place. You're just jealous.
• 33:02
  Nobody wants to do stuff like that with you because you're
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  boring. You're lame.
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  Break that down and the story I. Think so?
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  What if I was sexually abused as a child?
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  You know, I mean, that's not an easy thing.
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  You must have been an attractive young, young gentleman.
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  What? You know, just I'm going to
• 33:17
  leave you with one last thing because we have to
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  welcome back. You must have been an attractive
• 33:34
  young gentleman. You talk about the wrong things
• 33:38
  to say on TV. That one said right there.
• 33:43
  That was on the heels of the incredible, incredible, the
• 33:49
  late, great Chris Ford, who really coined the term and the
• 33:55
  phrase, So what if I smoke crack?
• 33:58
  You're boring. The best, best leader Canada has
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  ever had to date to date. We want to bring him back.
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  I wish he was still with us. Anyways.
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  Can we just see that one more time before we continue?
• 34:19
  You'll know what I'm saying. It's just.
• 34:21
  And it's true. So what if I did smoke crack?
• 34:23
  It's none of your, pardon me, none of your freaking business
• 34:24
  in the 1st place. You're just jealous.
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  Nobody wants to do stuff like that with you because you're
• 34:28
  boring. You're lame.
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  Break that down and the story I. Think so?
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  What if I was sexually abused as a child?
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  You know, I mean, that's not an easy thing.
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  You must have been an attractive young, young gentleman.
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  What? You know, just I'm going to
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  Back to business. You know what I'm saying?
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  Yeah, you do know what I'm saying.
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  OK, welcome back, everybody. Still Dean Ryan.
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  Oh, God. You know, I just put things in
• 35:44
  commercials that I just enjoy. I don't know what else to say.
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  It's just it's enjoyable. Oh boy, must have been a cute
• 35:53
  baby. You must have been a he's a you.
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  You must have been a nice looking young man.
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  Oh, shit, we're filming. I got to go.
• 36:04
  All right, so we're going to head back now.
• 36:07
  We're going to get to everything.
• 36:09
  Cuba, Cuba, because Cuba is in the targets now.
• 36:14
  It's in the crosshairs. Oh, man, God, just love that
• 36:19
  guy. I missed that.
• 36:21
  That leader of Canada. I wish.
• 36:22
  I wish he was. How did he die again?
• 36:24
  I wish he was still with us. He was mayor of Toronto before
• 36:27
  his Humpty Dumpty brother, Dougie.
• 36:29
  Thank you. The mayor, former mayor of
• 36:31
  Toronto was awesome. OK.
• 36:34
  Anyways, well, this is something that's not as awesome in my
• 36:37
  opinion. And that's everything to do with
• 36:39
  Cuba. Well, now the Donald Trump has
• 36:43
  now escalated his rhetoric against Cuba as of today.
• 36:47
  Yeah, that's right. Saying he is now expected to
• 36:50
  have the, quote, honor the honor and quote, taking Cuba in some
• 36:56
  form and then, quote, he can do anything he wants with the
• 37:00
  neighboring countries. Well, well, the threatening
• 37:06
  statements come as an E is even as Cuba and the United States
• 37:09
  have open talks aimed at improving their largely adverse
• 37:13
  relations. That's right.
• 37:18
  Which have reached one of their most contentious moments in 67
• 37:22
  years since Fidel Castro overthrew what he'd been a close
• 37:29
  US ally to. Yeah, he he slapped the rest of
• 37:33
  the CIA and the rest is history. As you know, you're, you're, I
• 37:37
  guess you're not allowed to interview anyone in Cuba unless
• 37:40
  you're Barbara Walters. Well, he said the following
• 37:45
  Trump said he'll be having the honor of taking Cuba, taking
• 37:50
  Cuba on some form and he'll do whatever he wants with the the
• 37:54
  neighbors of the country. In fact, I can't even it's so
• 37:58
  bad. I'm not even sure we have a
• 38:00
  cognitive person here. This is just terrible.
• 38:05
  But after they're saying that after removing Maduro from power
• 38:09
  and joining the Israeli attack over there in Iran, the
• 38:12
  emboldness of war is now fueling Trump's decisions.
• 38:16
  Some say clouding, miscalculating.
• 38:19
  I say all the above. He stepped up by the pressure of
• 38:22
  halting all Venezuelan oil shipments to Cuba and
• 38:25
  threatening to slap tariffs on any country that sells oil to
• 38:28
  Cuba. We're now going to be taking
• 38:32
  Cuba. As a result, Cuba says it has
• 38:35
  not received any oil shipment in three months, and the country
• 38:38
  has imposed severe energy rationing, resulting in extended
• 38:42
  power outages. Much of its economy economy is
• 38:46
  now grounded to a halt. That's right, on Monday, Cuba's
• 38:50
  electric grid collapsed just today, leaving the country of 10
• 38:55
  million people without any power whatsoever.
• 39:01
  Now, just the other day, Trump told reporters that while we're
• 39:05
  talking Cuba, but we're going to do Iran before Cuba, whatever
• 39:11
  that means. So I guess in this this this
• 39:13
  strategy is they're overtaking Venezuela, then they're going to
• 39:18
  own Venezuela, then they're overtaking Israel, and then
• 39:22
  they're going to own, excuse me, Iran, not Israel, then now it's
• 39:26
  going to be Cuba. What you don't hear is that
• 39:28
  people in Venezuela are protesting the Zionist to get
• 39:31
  out of their country right now. You don't hear about that
• 39:35
  massive protests all over Latin America, especially Venezuela
• 39:39
  for no to this side, because that's exactly what this is.
• 39:43
  This is Israeli takeover. They just use the beastly, you
• 39:48
  know, the, the beastly dogs us to do all the, the, the, the
• 39:54
  labor and then they, you know, then they own it.
• 39:58
  That's how it is. That's how it is.
• 40:02
  More than a dozen US presidents dating back all the way to
• 40:07
  Kennedy have opposed Cuba. Nobody has done anything as
• 40:12
  desperately to say they're going to take it over.
• 40:16
  So the Cuban government did not respond to these new statements
• 40:20
  by Trump. But we're looking at a crises
• 40:24
  now that we haven't seen since the Soviet Union Cuban Missile
• 40:29
  crisis of 1962. How do you like that one?
• 40:33
  Very interesting, very interesting.
• 40:38
  There's Cuba now, Speaking of Cubans, Well, sadly, I checked
• 40:45
  and well, Marco Rubio is Cuban and they're now stating and
• 40:50
  stouting. He may be the first Latin
• 40:54
  American president in our lifetime.
• 40:56
  That's the new branding they're trying to put around him.
• 40:59
  Well, some GOP donors plot shadow draft Rubio 2028 effort
• 41:05
  as his star is now rising and JD star JD stars now falling.
• 41:11
  Well, just just a handful of powerful GOP's donors are now
• 41:16
  all talking and they're all talking Marco Rubio, sadly and
• 41:21
  sadly, he can hear them no matter where they go and what
• 41:23
  corner of the earth they are. Have you seen those things?
• 41:25
  He can hear conversations at the the space station.
• 41:30
  Just he can. He hears, hears it all.
• 41:32
  Now, in this case, Vance, who's just 40 years old, his
• 41:37
  aspirations of becoming the next United States president are
• 41:41
  dwindling very, very fast. We don't know why.
• 41:45
  Well, as the vice president remains well positioned ahead of
• 41:48
  a likely 2028 campaign nominee, presidential nominee that is
• 41:54
  Vance's, especially as Secretary of State Mark Rubio's profile.
• 41:58
  Responsibilities have grown throughout the first year of
• 42:00
  Trump's second term, most recently around the war with
• 42:03
  Iran. That's right.
• 42:05
  Rubio has so many responsibilities.
• 42:07
  You often question who's truly running the White House.
• 42:09
  And then, and then, you know, Jared says I am, yeah, I'm a
• 42:15
  Kushner. The long time political
• 42:18
  implications of the war remain to be seen, but Rubio's rise has
• 42:21
  caught the eye of not only some of Trump's closest allies, but
• 42:25
  President Trump himself, who in private has been noting how
• 42:27
  popular in love Rubio has become as part of his team, multiple
• 42:32
  sources have told people at ABC News.
• 42:36
  Now, people around the president have noted, noted that the
• 42:38
  lavish praise Trump heaps on Rubio privately, also publicly,
• 42:44
  is starting to stand out and then starting to bring standing
• 42:47
  ovations when Rubio enters a room and declaring that Rubio
• 42:52
  will go down as the greatest Secretary of State in history.
• 42:57
  This is disgusting. You know what?
• 42:59
  This is so disgusting when especially you find out through
• 43:03
  the Epstein files about how terrible all these people are.
• 43:06
  But what you find out is Rubio is the main.
• 43:11
  He is the main staple of the Russian collusion dossier was
• 43:16
  never James John McCain. It was Marco Rubio who then gave
• 43:21
  it to the FBI and BuzzFeed and all that.
• 43:25
  It was this was the guy. This is how bad this guy is.
• 43:29
  And I can tell you first hand he's harboring, they're
• 43:33
  harboring pedialytes in our US embassies abroad from the last
• 43:38
  administration and they're not bringing them to prosecution.
• 43:42
  That should tell you that should tell you that this is not a DOJ,
• 43:47
  This is not an administration whose first, you know, first
• 43:52
  objective is to go after people who assault children.
• 43:56
  He's a living proof they're protecting that, just like the
• 44:00
  protecting when DOGE found out that the USAID was funding Hamas
• 44:06
  and all that connection you had. Marco Rubio and Pam Bondi both
• 44:11
  had both heads cover that up and take that that link taken away
• 44:17
  from the hands of anyone who was trying to get a FOIA of on at
• 44:22
  the time, especially judicial launch.
• 44:25
  We had a sue to get that. What does that tell you, little
• 44:31
  Marco? Yeah.
• 44:33
  So he's the guy to, he's the guy to look forward to.
• 44:37
  I can't wait. I'm so excited.
• 44:39
  Everything about this administration so exciting.
• 44:42
  Unless you're Megyn Kelly, who's now beginning to talk.
• 44:45
  This is something interesting. We're now Megyn Kelly, who is
• 44:49
  now probably bigger than ever before, is now slamming Trump's,
• 44:52
  quote, ridiculous post defending Mark Levin.
• 44:57
  And Trump does not have his finger on pulse of the GOP.
• 45:03
  I would say none of them do. And I would also say the GOP
• 45:07
  doesn't have its pulse or finger on the pulse of Americans.
• 45:11
  Because if, if the establishment thinks that the American people
• 45:16
  are going to go back into a voting booth and just all go
• 45:19
  vote Democrat now until they fail us and they go vote
• 45:23
  Democrat or Republican again. It's, it's over, it's over.
• 45:27
  It's they're, they're both, both parties or both war parties and
• 45:32
  are both undermined and being led by Israel.
• 45:36
  And even if that's not the case, that's the perception.
• 45:39
  And where I'm from, perception is reality.
• 45:41
  I don't care where you're getting your inside information
• 45:44
  from. That's the reality.
• 45:45
  That's America. So here, here's where it is.
• 45:51
  Speaking of Mark Levin, Oh, God, Speaking of a man who looks like
• 45:57
  a human, just just a human hemorrhoid, that that's Mark
• 46:01
  Levin, the guy where I've had to talk about for years now, he's
• 46:05
  now being coming into the defense of, well, Trump's now
• 46:10
  coming to the defense of Mark Levin.
• 46:12
  What kind of nightmare are we in?
• 46:14
  Who's playing Trump amid the ongoing feud suggestion that
• 46:18
  Trump may be falling out of touch with his own base?
• 46:21
  Gee, you think Mark, Megyn Kelly and Mark Levin the human
• 46:28
  hemorrhoid have engaged in an intense war of words in recent
• 46:31
  weeks. In case you don't know, with
• 46:34
  Kelly becoming especially critical of Trump's war in Iran
• 46:37
  and Levin's support of it, Levin has now called Kelly emotionally
• 46:43
  hinged and and petulatant because that's the word that was
• 46:50
  comes to my mind with Megyn Kelly.
• 46:54
  Well, then things took a dramatic turn when Kelly
• 46:56
  referred to Mark Levin as micro penis.
• 46:59
  Mark that was her words. She added that Levin quote
• 47:06
  tweets about me obsessively and that he doesn't like it when
• 47:10
  women like me fight back. So he has a micro penis.
• 47:14
  Mark, sorry, I have to say these words.
• 47:19
  It's not like me. Well, Trump Trump took to true
• 47:23
  social shortly thereafter to show his support for Mark Levin.
• 47:27
  Of course, Mark Levin is also a guy that sits on the the the
• 47:31
  board of the DHS, which by the way, have yet to be funded.
• 47:35
  And TSA agents are quitting in droves.
• 47:40
  You want to go fly right now, anywhere you're going to be
• 47:42
  waiting. You're going to be stranded for
• 47:44
  a very long time. I should have said that in the
• 47:47
  the the forefront anyways. So, yeah, Trump's defense of
• 47:55
  Mark Levin, I can't even begin to see that.
• 48:00
  I can't even go there. But, but Megyn Kelly was named
• 48:06
  by Trump in his defense of, OK, let me just end it there.
• 48:13
  The American president is just inundated and surrounded by
• 48:19
  Israeli first, as far as I'm concerned, double agents.
• 48:23
  Because if we were talking about China and we're talking about
• 48:26
  how Lindsey Graham goes back and forth to China, to the CCP and
• 48:30
  coaches them how to sell a war to Trump, if we were talking
• 48:33
  about that, no, no, Lindsey Graham would be in the gulag.
• 48:37
  But since it's Israel, and since Israel has captured the
• 48:41
  Christian imagination in this country and rewrote it, we are,
• 48:46
  we are slaves of these people. And it's getting to a point now
• 48:50
  where the Civil war's coming. And guess who's going to be
• 48:52
  enemy #1 the Christian evangelicals.
• 48:55
  And they better get out of my way because they're a bunch of
• 48:57
  punks who got us into this position.
• 49:00
  And you better watch it because people like Greg Locke who want
• 49:03
  who, who think a civil war is cool, Guess whose house we're
• 49:06
  coming to? Earth punk, You think this is a
• 49:09
  game? They think this is a little game
• 49:11
  that we're going to have and Iran's going to fold and we're
• 49:14
  all going to just just go behind Trump and be all for it.
• 49:18
  Guess again. Guess again.
• 49:22
  Don't invite people to a civil war and get mad when they bring
• 49:26
  lead because guess what? This is an illegitimate federal
• 49:31
  government. Illegitimate federal government.
• 49:35
  You got that? They're illegitimate.
• 49:38
  They're they're treasonous at their core.
• 49:40
  And people like Ladybug, Lindsey Graham are the mouthpiece.
• 49:44
  And they, they're, they're, they're so arrogant and he needs
• 49:47
  to be be slapped right in front of everybody on national
• 49:51
  television because we are being ran by a foreign government.
• 49:56
  You understand? Look at all the powers.
• 49:58
  Look at all the betrayal that's happening this time.
• 50:01
  It's unbelievable. All the anti speech laws, anti
• 50:04
  hate speech, anti-Semitic, HP, everything, we're all on the
• 50:08
  list. You have the the head of the
• 50:09
  ADL, Jonathan Greenblatt. Greenblatt, stupid.
• 50:16
  Who comes up with these names? It's like somebody got shot when
• 50:19
  he was like giving his surname anyways, saying that they're,
• 50:23
  they're, they're working hand in hand with the FBI for people
• 50:27
  like me. Yeah.
• 50:35
  Yeah, I, I, it's just incredible.
• 50:40
  What do you want, Hillary Clinton or fake Biden again?
• 50:43
  No, how about, how about a real Donald Trump, Buck?
• 50:47
  OK 'cause this is not the same guy from just 10 months ago.
• 50:52
  Or it is and he's being poisoned or he sold it in the river.
• 50:56
  I'm sorry, but you got to explore every perspective here.
• 51:01
  Every perspective. Yeah.
• 51:02
  No more political parties. OK, This is crazy.
• 51:07
  I'm sweating profusely. Anyways, Yeah, to, to, to see
• 51:12
  the president of the United States defend somebody like Mark
• 51:16
  Levin. What a slap in the face.
• 51:20
  And, and, and then to, to, to perpetuate a war and gloat about
• 51:24
  it. And the gloat about violating
• 51:27
  Venezuela and back black bagging their president and dancing and
• 51:32
  all this stuff. This is not what this country is
• 51:34
  all about. This is not what my grandfather
• 51:37
  fought in World War 2 for. This is imperialistic machismo
• 51:43
  on a grand scale, and this is not what I'm about.
• 51:46
  It's not what this country is about, and it's disgusting, but
• 51:49
  it's a miscalculated war now. Now he's trying to figure out
• 51:52
  how to get out because there's no allies he can see without all
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  the, all the, the assistance around him, he can actually see.
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  Now when you call for support and help from other countries,
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  they're saying I would, but I got laundry.
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  I I can't. We can't do it.
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  We can't do it. That's the reality.
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  That's the one that's going to cost and hurt the most.
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  And it's sickening. It's sickening.
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  Yeah. Thomas here.
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  Here we go. Thomas, Massie and MTVMTG.
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  Yeah, I'd say so. I mean, everybody is an outcast
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  now. Everybody who is Major MAGA,
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  what you would call it. Yeah.
• 52:36
  They're they're now enemies. Anyone who's staying, who stayed
• 52:39
  true to the the messaging, to the objectives of what, you
• 52:45
  know, America first was supposed to be is now the enemy.
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  They're now out of the the camp of Israel first.
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  Just give me a break. Anyways, finally here.
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  Finally here. OK, here we go.
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  There's a new, I do have some good news.
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  There's new studies now that vitamin D vitamin D is now the
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  true answer of curing Alzheimer's.
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  And you know what? It always has been.
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  And for for the the medical field to ignore all the cures
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  that are right there for our loved ones.
• 53:21
  Because let me tell you, the Alzheimer's is one of the
• 53:26
  hardest things to watch other people go through.
• 53:29
  And it's not something that just effects one person in the
• 53:33
  family. It affects everybody and it's
• 53:35
  sad. And it doesn't have to be in a
• 53:38
  lot of it is is inflammation in the brain.
• 53:41
  We understand from the heavy metals that's in the food and
• 53:43
  the medicines. But thank God for people in in
• 53:47
  organizations like Natural News. And here's one of them.
• 53:49
  Here's why. Well, they've now shared a new
• 53:52
  study coming out of Natural News study that shows that the that
• 53:56
  low vitamin D levels correlate with a 10% to 25% of increased
• 54:03
  risk of Alzheimer's and vascular dementia.
• 54:07
  So lower low vitamin D is inviting the Alzheimer's in.
• 54:13
  And we know people like that. Vitamin D also, they're saying
• 54:17
  protects the brain by reducing amyloid plaques, lowering
• 54:21
  inflammation. That's the big one.
• 54:24
  Improving blood flow and acting as an antioxidant through the
• 54:28
  causation remains unproven, although we have a good hunch.
• 54:34
  Also, while some studies suggest that vitamin D lowers dementia
• 54:37
  risk, a 2023 study found long term supplementation could
• 54:41
  increase risk in diagnosed patients, highlighting the need
• 54:45
  for further investigation. Finally, almost experts advise
• 54:52
  testing vitamin D levels and also including into your diet
• 54:58
  rich foods, fatty foods, one of them being fatty fish and eggs,
• 55:04
  which will also help lower and eliminate Alzheimer's.
• 55:08
  And finally, beyond vitamin D, proven strategies now include
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  exercise, Mediterranean diet, quality sleep and avoiding
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  toxins, emphasizing that no single factor guarantees
• 55:23
  prevention, although recommendations followed
• 55:28
  guarantee a better, better chance at life.
• 55:31
  And how true is that in that's one of them?
• 55:35
  I'm trying to eat more fish myself.
• 55:37
  Like I said, I gave up pork. I don't, I'm not doing pork
• 55:41
  anymore. I'm trying to do less and less
• 55:42
  of the, the meats out there because we, we don't know how
• 55:45
  bad these things are coming out of the factories.
• 55:49
  Trying to do fish locally. I'm trying to do more and more
• 55:53
  in a just a heavy-handed amount of fruit out there.
• 55:58
  And you know, I've been sleeping great lately, changing my diets
• 56:03
  and all that. And so I can report to you, I
• 56:07
  have more energy, although I'm, I guess I've been missing a lot
• 56:10
  of sleep. So I've been sleeping better
• 56:13
  with my new vitamin D, more fish or fruit of a diet.
• 56:19
  So I guess that's Mediterranean, right?
• 56:20
  Anyways, final note here as we complete our incredible night of
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  just a miscalculated war, well, I can only say I hope we do the
• 56:32
  right thing. I think trying to get MAGA back
• 56:36
  with the people that got us in a row right here is probably not
• 56:40
  an option, but I think it is to stay true to the principles that
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  have created one of the biggest populist movements this country
• 56:49
  has ever seen in a long time. That's the big take away too.
• 56:54
  More they're saying we're divided.
• 56:55
  I think it's quite the opposite. So we, we, we don't worship
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  cults and personalities here. We worship truth, freedom,
• 57:05
  prosperity, and a fair chance in life.
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  And I think that that says a lot.
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  So on that note, I'll be out of here.
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  I'll be back hopefully tomorrow night for Super Tuesday.
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  Well, in fact, it's Saint Patrick's Day tomorrow.
• 57:19
  Make sure you wear green. I'm sure Jim will do the same.
• 57:22
  We might have a little fun, do a little Saint Patrick's Day
• 57:26
  trivia, do some headlines, see what's happening around the
• 57:29
  world. Well, until then, I'm out of
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  here. So for all of us here at LATE
• 57:34
  NIGHT UPDATE, I'm Dean Reitzi, and thank you for sharing a bit
• 57:36
  of your Late Night with me. Until next time, always remember
• 57:38
  to stay tuned and stay awake. Goodnight everybody.
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