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The Big Mig Talk Radio |EP054 · The Big Mig Show

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Welcome to the Big Mig Talk Radio show, broadcasting live
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from the Mile High City, Denver, Co.
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We are the tip of the spear, cutting through the noise and
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delivering an hour of unfiltered news, guests, and truth that
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transcends boundaries and unites the nation.
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This is the Big Mig Talk radio show.
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Welcome back to the big big talk radio show.
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I'm your host Lance Miliaccio with my Co host George
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Ballentine. We are the tip of the spear And
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you know on this show our plan is to educate and unify the
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country one episode at a time. On this show we believe it is
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better to be hugged by the truth than comforted with a lie.
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We are live in Denver and NYC. George Ballentine, What is going
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on man? How's it going in the NYC?
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What's the weather looking like bro?
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It's not looking pretty good, Lance, I'll tell you that.
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It's like 40s. It's going to it's going to
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rain. And that's playing havoc on the
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knee because it's still recovering and rain does not
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help aromatic pressure. Yeah, I understand.
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Today we're, we're actually here in Denver.
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We're sunny and cold. You know, we got about 25°, I
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think the 30° or so, you know, it's supposed to warm up to 49,
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but I'm not sure I'm buying that right now.
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You know, seems to me like the we've already had the peak for
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the day. So we'll see how that weather
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goes. Sorry to hear that about the
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knee, but that's isn't that weird how weather effects joints
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so directly? I think it's more than just the
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weather. It's the barometric pressure, am
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I right? Yeah, that's what I said.
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Barometric pressure. Yeah.
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So I mean, because it's still swallowing, it's healing, you
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know, so. But it's going well.
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The healing's going well though, right?
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It is. It's going really very well.
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The doc told me this week. I'm way ahead of the curve.
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I'm like, instead of going coming back in another two
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weeks, he's like, I don't need to see you for six weeks.
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I'm like I think. It's I think it's all the shows
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we're doing it. Doesn't help, I can tell you
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that buddy. You're sure?
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You're sure it's not. The shows are helping.
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Maybe the shows are. The energy from the audience
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from the shows is healing your knee.
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Maybe. Maybe that's what it is.
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hackers are getting sophisticated.
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That billion and a half Bitcoin, I mean crypto hack.
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That was a big one those N Koreans pulled off.
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It sure is, and I'm still trying to figure out how they got that
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pulled off because you're talking when you have your money
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in a hard wallet that's not connected to the Internet.
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That's like set aside in your draw and they got into them.
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I still like to know that one. But here's a tip everybody.
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If you do have a one in the wallets, put in a Faraday bag
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until you have to access it. This way it loses.
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There's no connections allowed with a Faraday bag.
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It's protects you from EMP attacks.
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No. No electricity, no Internet, no
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Wi-Fi, nothing. Yeah, it's smart thinking.
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I agree with you. It's interesting stuff.
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So let's talk about this. I mean, we're excited, you guys.
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I don't know for everybody out there, if you guys, everybody
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knows about our shows. Of course, we've got the big MIG
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show on Rumble. That's where you get great
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interviews. We get MMA guys, we get actors,
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we get, you know, comedians, we get documentarians, authors, you
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name it, we get them. And of course, now we've got the
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Global Finance Forum. Now the Regular Show is all week
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long and we moved to a new time slot.
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They moved us to the Den Bongino time slot, So that's 11:00 AM
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Eastern standard. And then we've got on Fridays
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the Global Finance Forum, which is a financial roundup for the
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week. We cover everything from bullion
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to borders, talk about Wall Street, and we talked about the
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big news when it comes to crypto and bullion prices.
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So it's a great show if you're into finance.
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It's been getting great reviews. You know, last episode I think
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we had a hunt, almost 95,000 views or something.
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So check it out. But now we've got a new show,
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the Crypto Power Hour. Now, you know, George and
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myself, we're into crypto. We buy and sell crypto.
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You know, we're really digging ourselves in because we think
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it's a real opportunity for generational wealth.
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But I got to tell you that Crypto Power is a great show.
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It's on Wednesdays at 3:00 PM and Fridays at 3:00 PM.
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So I wanted to start the the discussion off with this really
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kind of big first time event, the Crypto Summit in Washington,
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DC. George and I are excited because
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for the first time ever, the people that were partnered with
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Solemn Global and our hosts for the Crypto Power Hour, Kirk St.
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John's and Antonio Moss, were there.
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George, you got to admit, it's pretty cool that the first one
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out of the gate, our people were already there.
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It's very cool, but I need to state something.
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I'm very sad because I wasn't there.
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I should have been there. Just the big two last two trips
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for our for US. One was Mar a Lago.
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Thank God you went though. I couldn't go because of knee
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surgery in this one, but they'll be more.
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But I'm happy that our Kirk and Antonia made it there.
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I know they're pretty worn out, so I'm waiting to get some
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insight. You know that I haven't heard
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nothing. No, no texts, no nothing.
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I'm like, what's going on? I got no update.
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She was asking for some input on dresses, asked me what I
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thought, and I didn't even see that text.
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That was when I guess she was at the dress shop because she went
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and bought a new dress for the event.
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But I, you know, I got to tell you, I'm excited about the fact
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that they were there. I'm sure they got some great
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information. They went to the reception,
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which was a big deal because I guess there was maybe 4 times
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because they only had a certain number of leaders within the
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summit itself and they were the top of the food chain, you know,
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just the biggie Biggie's. But you know what was
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interesting is that there was also the so there was a
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reception that had four times the number of people that were
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invited to the summit itself. And then there was the post
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summit event, and I guess that was the monsters of the industry
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and they went to that also. So they got some great access
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and solemn Global, if you don't know about it, you want to head
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over to solemn dot global and check them out.
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It's a big deal. I'm, I'm going to tell you
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something. This is really interesting
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stuff. And I think when you look at
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something like this, you have to think about what you know what,
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where the country's going to be. And you have to think about
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where's my opportunity? And I, I've got to tell you
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this, and this isn't financial advice, but I'm going to say
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this, If you're not involved with crypto and if you don't
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understand crypto, the number one, you got to be watching the
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Crypto Power Hour on Rumble. And you can find it's just by
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typing in Crypto Power Hour in the search bar #2 you just have
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to start thinking about maybe getting your hand, your a little
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bit of money involved. And I'm going to say this tell
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you it's just an easy way to do it.
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George, We know the five coins they've already announced are
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going to be part of the strategic reserve.
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That's probably an easy play, don't you think?
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It is, but you know, it was the way Trump did it though was was
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to me, it was funny. It was great because originally
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he he said Solona, ADA and XRP are going to be part of the
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crypto reserve. And then it must have got some
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heads rolling, people crying, you know, all them Bitcoin
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people because 20 minutes later he added.
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And of course, Bitcoin and others like it was just.
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It's an Ethereum, yeah. Yeah, Ethereum.
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That's right, Ethereum. And you know, somebody, somebody
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must have cried wolf to them and said, Oh my, you know, you got
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to do a Bitcoin. Bitcoins, our life.
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Yeah, we'll get ready because it's not only about Bitcoin
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because who knows if bitcoins going to survive because, you
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know, so many wallets are missing garbage.
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I don't know. Yeah, there's, there's that,
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there's that $800 million sitting in that landfill.
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They still haven't helped that poor guy out.
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And then of course, you got Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet, who I
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think is David LaRue, but that's that's got another, I don't
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know, eight, you know, I think 800 billion in it, you know,
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something crazy. I can't even remember the
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number. It's so big.
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So yeah, you got to hold on those seed phrases when you hold
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your money and those you'll seed raises aren't like passwords.
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They are unrecoverable. You lose a seed phrase, you are
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done for. It's over with, you know.
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You know what's funny? She just brought that up.
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Yes, I was in that dinner with my mother and she she's and we
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had the news on her talking about the summit and she's like
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asking about like the coins. She's like, what are they like
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how big of a coins are like, you know, show me in hand.
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I decided to explain to her, no, it's not coins that you hold.
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It's not physical. It's, you know, everything's
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digital. Then I start explaining to her
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about the wallets and you know, like the hard wallets until like
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people losing them. She's like, that's not right.
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I shouldn't if you lose it, I'm like, well, I said here's an
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example. If you have a box in your house,
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you got all your money and jewels in it and you throw it
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out by mistake, same thing or safe.
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Oh, did she understand at the end of that makes?
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Sense somewhat. But I think that's the important
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part. I mean, really at the end of the
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day, it's great that you educated your mother, but
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there's lots of people that need an education.
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And that's really the effort behind the Crypto Power Hour.
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That show is about educating people and letting and really
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letting people understand and hopefully telling people about
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projects early on. Everybody's heard the story
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about the, you know, the Bitcoin billionaires, but the point of
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the matter, bitcoins already moved way up.
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What we're looking for is the next big Bitcoin, the next
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opportunities and incubating those opportunities and making
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you know about them. So maybe you have an opportunity
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to get it in for pennies and all of a sudden, boom, maybe it's
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100 bucks and then you've made hundreds of millions of dollars.
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So it's an opportunity for you. So anyway, listen, you know the
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the Big Meek Talk radio show is going to be right back and we
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come back, we're really going to go into the details of the
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Crypto Summit. We've got some great sound
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bites, so stay tuned. Lance Miliaccio and George
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Valentin to be right back. That's right, Big meat talk
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radio. Stay tuned.
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Big MIG Talk radio show with your host Lance Migliacho.
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George Valentin coming to you live from Denver and New York
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City, bringing you the tip of the spear, the first ever White
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House Crypto summit. What's it about?
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I'm glad you asked because it's the first of convening top
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executives for digital asset firms for legislation and
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Trump's admin commitment to rolling back aggressive
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regulatory posture the Biden administration took toward the
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industry. Now we still have the SEC coming
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down on XRPI. Think there was an agreement.
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We'll talk about that later. But this is a step toward the
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future for US to be the top dominance in the crypto market.
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But you know, Lance, I want to bring up something before we go
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into this because it you had David Sacks, he gave actually a
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heartfelt speech at the White House crypto summit and want to
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get into that. But you know, looking at after
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yesterday, looking at some of the crypto prices of Bitcoin,
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XRP, Cardano, all them, they all went down.
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Believe it or not, you think that people.
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So far hasn't been positive for crypto, but I think the results
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of the of the, you know, Summit have been.
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And what I mean by that is I think that the opportunity for
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number one, for all these great industry leaders, you know, the
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CEO of Coinbase, the CEO of Art, the CEO of Kraken, the CEO of
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Ripple, they all, you know, for them all to get there, I'm sure,
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you know, deals were made, discussions were had, which I
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think is really important for the future of crypto #1 #2 this
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was really important for the administration because what did
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the damage that the SEC and Gary Gensler did and the Biden
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administration to the crypto industry?
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I think that all of that being tabled and discussed in an open
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environment with a guy like Donald Trump, who is a dealer
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maker, who is a business person and to have that many
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billionaires in one location, I think the power of that is
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really great. And I think it and I think it
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bodes well for the American people.
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I think people can count on the next three years of real some
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real stabilization and some legislation that makes sense.
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I don't think it's going to be a regulatory body that's going to
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be over the top. I think it's a regulatory body
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that's going to kind of hold back and make competent
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decisions. Like I don't like the rug polls.
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I don't like these meme coin rug polls and these celebrity coins
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where people get screwed. You know, recently that thing
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for Libra that we, you know, has really had a terrible effect on
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Miley's reputation. I don't want to see that kind of
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stuff. So that to me, I want to see
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something done about that, hopefully, number one.
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But the fact that Donald Trump was sitting there and having
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common sense conversations with people in the cryptocurrency and
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digital asset market, I love the message that sends to the
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American people. Georgia.
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It doesn't. And listen, you're talking about
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very bright, smart people. And if you think about crypto as
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a, as a, as a whole, it's about getting, not having government
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control. It's for the people by the
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people and regulated by the people.
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So, you know, I'm glad it was done under Trump.
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Cause Can you imagine if it was done under the guise of, let's
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say Biden or Kamala Harris or some other liberal?
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They'd want full control of it. They'd probably try to put so
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much regulation that it would just kill the crypto market, but
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we but that did not happen because we have guys like David
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Sachs and Trump putting people in charge and bring and share
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like taking all it's a round table of the smartest people and
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listening to them and all of them coming up.
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It's not just like the person from Bitcoin or the person from
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Solano or XRP. They were they were all invited
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and most of them were there and giving her insight and all
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coming up with a game plan. And that's what we need.
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So I want to play this David Sack, this speech because.
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It was his opening speech for the summit, and I think it was
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great the way he did it. And it was really heartfelt.
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And I think Trump could feel it. The guy and the guy is really
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what I love about it. Let me say this before you play
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it, is that he's really excited. You can tell he's really excited
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to be part of something really special.
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All right, here we go. Thank you, Mr. President.
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We're all here today because of your leadership, your vision,
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and your generosity. And I really want to thank you
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for that. We're also here because of your
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desire to make America great and to introduce a golden age in
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America, including for digital assets.
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And we're here because of your love of of innovators, or as you
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might say, high IQ. People.
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We know you love high IQ people and we have, we have about 30 of
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them here in the room today. These are the top people in the
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in the digital asset industry. And one other thing that I think
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that you love is, is legal fairness.
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This is an industry that was subjected to prosecution and
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persecution for the last four years, horrible law fair.
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And nobody knows what that feels like better than you do.
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So we really appreciate the fact that you understand legal
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fairness and that you're always willing to fight for the right
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for the right thing, for legal fairness.
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You never back down. You stand to find, even in the
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face of an Assassin's bullet. It's an inspiration to everyone
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in this room, I think, so it's an honour.
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Thank. You so I just want to say it's a
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it's an honour to work for you. It's an honour to to work for a
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president who who works every day to get so much done on
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behalf of the American people. Your administration is moving at
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tech speed. It's really amazing.
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It's actually faster than any startup that I've been part of
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is that your administration moves even faster.
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So I just want to say thank you for having me be a part of it.
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I've enjoyed every minute of it. I love working for you and thank
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you again for this opportunity. Thank you, David, very much.
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Appreciate it. You know, I love the part your
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work, your administration is moving at tech speed and that's
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because, listen, he's got very diligent, smart people working
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in administration this time at two point O, but they're not
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holding back in that sense like they're they're taking they're
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looking at innovation and implementing it now in the
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government because let's let's face it, if you look at our
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government computer systems, they're so antiquated and
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outdated. It's that's probably part of the
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reason why no, they never want to change it because they could
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hide so much. You know, people like Elon with
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doge coming in with like their systems.
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Imagine how it's going to be when they implement, when they
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put new computer systems and actually implement it.
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You could they probably have no doubt.
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They probably have an AI doge system that they're going to end
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up putting in or automatically anything like through budgets,
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it's going to automatically go through it.
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But you know, we'll see. But you know, one thing he David
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Sachs mentioned and he talked about Trump like going through
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law fair. And you notice like they really
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there hasn't been any retaliation or not even
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retaliation any anything. That's that where people went
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after him, broke the laws or done not even after him.
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Anybody that nothing's been there's been no accountability
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yet. And I don't know if they're, you
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know, they're doing this slowly, you know, investigating it.
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We don't know, but. I look forward to that day.
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That's that's when you know stuff's getting done.
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Well, I hope it's going to happen.
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I mean, I think the American people, I think accountability
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and consequences are overdue. And, and, and in this kind of a
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situation, I think, you know, look, they're, they're finding
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out a lot. Even the fact that Elon Musk did
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that interview on Joe Rogan and you can tell his trepidation and
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how worried and inferior he was of really exposing everything
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he's finding. Because it appears as though at
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least by some of his statements, not even by what he's put out
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publicly, that he's found some massive amounts of theft and
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fraud. And I think he's found it from
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some people, from specific individuals.
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You know, again, we're, we're looking at some people that have
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created some tremendous wealth on very, you know, reasonable
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incomes, which I'm talking about the congressional members, you
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know, congressional members on both sides of the aisle have
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become multi, multi, multi millionaires.
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And it just doesn't seem reasonable that on the money
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they're making that they could have done that.
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But of course, you know, they've, they've they've given
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themselves these loopholes and these pockets of ways of making
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money like insider trading and book deals and the lobby money
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to get access to. So it's pretty frightening.
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And I hope we are going to see consequences, George.
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I hope that they are going to drop the hammer of justice.
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You know, I don't, I, I kind of had high hopes, but a lot of the
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signs I'm seeing taking those hopes away.
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And just like you said, like Elon Musk, he's, he's, you know,
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he's the way in that interview, he's scared for his life and
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this and that. And but that's what they do
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these people. And if you notice, it's a trend
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because is he going to release this information?
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Are we going to know just like now the Epstein files they're
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Pam Bonney says they're going to redact it national security same
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thing with Seth Richards laptop FBI doesn't want to release it
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but meanwhile you have people like Kash Patel run on saying
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I'm going to release everything and now he's headed FBI.
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So what do you mean you're not going to release it?
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So I don't know. Here's.
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What I don't understand. Here's where I'm confused.
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Maybe somebody can clear it up for me.
22:11
Where does human trafficking and child trafficking have anything
22:16
to do with national security interests?
22:18
I hate that terminology because too often the FBI, the
22:23
Department of Justice and many other agencies have used that to
22:27
hide things. Oh, we're gonna have to redact
22:30
it. The American people paid for
22:33
that surveillance. The American people paid for
22:35
those raids. The American people pay their
22:38
salaries. They don't have the right to
22:42
restrict information unless it really, really is a national
22:45
security interest. And I don't think people's names
22:48
being in there that participated in some horrendous acts at
22:52
Epstein Island with P Diddy, what they did with the with Seth
22:56
Rich with where they assassinated him.
22:58
I don't think they have the right to hide that from the
23:00
American public. And I'm sick of that kind of
23:02
behavior so far. Listen, I'm I'm, I'm not going
23:06
to make full judgement yet, but I've got to tell you so far, I'm
23:09
not excited about pan bomb DS performance.
23:12
Promises made are supposed to be promises kept.
23:15
And I don't know if it's because it's us or people like we want
23:20
what we want when we want it, or are they strategically going to
23:24
release information, you know, let, let, let the let people
23:27
focus on what the good that Trump's doing right now.
23:30
It could be, it's possible. I'm going to go out here on a
23:32
limb, I'm going to say, because it probably needs to be said.
23:35
People may not like it. I'm just going to go use Epstein
23:38
files, for example. We all know that Epstein and
23:42
Giselle Maxwell, they're, you know, they were tied with the
23:44
Mossad. So does Mossad have a hold on
23:47
these people? And that's where they're saying
23:48
national security on some of these people that visited the
23:50
island, 'cause you're talking about high-ranking, you're
23:54
talking about judges and high-ranking politicians.
23:56
Your statement. You know so.
23:58
Well, just laying Maxwell and her father, clearly her father
24:02
word for the Mossad and we know that the all the technology that
24:06
was doing the recording was taken out of those all, you know
24:10
all his properties was all Israeli based technology for
24:13
surveillance. We know all of it was the
24:15
software, the hardware, and they took out a lot of stuff out of
24:19
every one of FC's locations. So the point is they've got a
24:22
lot of evidence. They told the American people
24:24
they were going to put it out. Promises made.
24:26
Promises kept us what I think. So at the end of the day, that
24:29
is what it is. Big week talk radio show.
24:31
Be right back with George Valentin and Lance Miliacho.
24:34
You're not going to want to go anywhere.
24:35
You got some great additional sound bites from the Crypto
24:39
Summit. You want to be paying attention
24:41
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first ever White House Digital Asset Summit speech.
26:57
And he and he, he's actually, you know, he, he's moving fast.
27:01
He expects digital asset legislation on his desk by
27:05
August. I'm surprised they actually
27:07
didn't have it ready already. Be honest with you, because that
27:09
would have just been like, boom. But you know, that's why this
27:12
summit was here, that's why they had it to bring the bright minds
27:15
and and how this could work best.
27:17
I. Think they wanted input.
27:18
I think they wanted some input, some leaders on some thoughts
27:21
they were having because they wanted to make sure they were
27:23
heading the right direction. So I think the reason they had
27:25
the summit so they could discuss legislation.
27:28
Of course, then they have to get the legislation ready to submit
27:30
to Congress. Now, can I'm going to tell you
27:35
if they come up with this legislation when it gets to
27:38
Congress and they try chopping this up because they're so
27:40
greedy and they just want more and more and more for the
27:42
government, we're going to see, we're going to find out.
27:45
And I hope they don't do that. But I want to play this speech,
27:48
Lance, because it's long, but we're just going to play part of
27:50
it. And this is historical,
27:53
everybody. This is President Trump's speech
27:56
first at his first ever digital White House crypto summit
28:03
speech. Let's go.
28:05
White House Digital Assets Summit.
28:08
I know that many of you have been fighting for years for
28:13
this, and it's an honor to be with you at the White House.
28:18
I want to thank the White House AI and crypto czar, David Sachs,
28:23
Treasury Secretary, this is David right here.
28:26
In case you don't know, you know David, and the man is doing a
28:30
great job as Secretary of the Treasury.
28:36
Scott Bessent, who's right here. Scott, thank you very much.
28:40
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, wherever you may be.
28:42
Howard. Hi, Howard.
28:45
He's doing some interesting work right now with all that's going
28:49
on. He's right in the middle of it
28:51
and doing a great job. Thank you, SBA administrator
28:54
Kelly Loeffler, and thank you, SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce.
29:03
Thank you, Hester. Acting CFTC Chairman Caroline
29:08
Pham, House Majority Whip Tom Emmer.
29:14
Hello. Hello, Tom.
29:16
Representative Brian Style. Thank you, Brian.
29:21
Thank you very much. Digital Assets Council Director
29:24
Bo Hines. Good Bo, great job.
29:28
And many other distinguished guests.
29:29
We have a lot of very distinguished people around the
29:31
table. Some of them will be speaking.
29:34
I want to thank Marco Rubio also was right over there.
29:38
And we have tremendous people very interested in this subject.
29:43
And last year I promise to make America the Bitcoin superpower
29:47
of the world and the crypto capital of the planet.
29:49
And we're taking historic action to deliver on that promise.
29:53
As you know, around the table, yesterday I signed an executive
29:57
order officially creating our strategic Bitcoin Reserve, and
30:02
this will be a virtual Fort Knox for digital gold to be housed
30:07
within the United States Treasury.
30:09
That's a big thing. The federal government is
30:23
already among the largest holders of Bitcoin, as you know,
30:28
really one of the largest holders in the world with as
30:32
many as 200,000 Bitcoin obtained via civil law and various other
30:37
forms of law and including enforcement actions.
30:41
These existing holdings will form the foundation of the new
30:45
reserve. Unfortunately, in recent years,
30:47
the US government has foolishly sold 10s of thousands of
30:51
additional Bitcoin that were worth billions and billions of
30:55
dollars had they not sold them. But they did sell them, mostly
30:58
during the Biden administration. Not a good, not a good thing to
31:02
have done. From this day on, America will
31:05
follow the rule that every Bitcoin knows very well.
31:08
Never sell your Bitcoin. That's a little phrase that they
31:11
have. I don't know if that's right or
31:13
not. Who the hell knows, right?
31:20
Who knows? Who knows?
31:22
But so far, it's been right, and, well, let's keep it that
31:25
way. The Treasury and Commerce
31:28
departments will also explore new pathways to accumulate
31:31
additional Bitcoin holdings for the reserve, provided it's done
31:36
at no cost to the taxpayers. We don't want any cost of the
31:38
taxpayers. In addition, my order directs
31:42
federal agencies to conduct an inventory of all crypto assets
31:46
currently held by the US government and determine how
31:49
they can be transferred easily to the Treasury.
31:53
Non Bitcoin digital assets will be held in a new US digital
31:58
asset stockpile where they will be managed properly.
32:03
My administration also is working to end the federal
32:05
bureaucracy's war on crypto, which was really going on pretty
32:09
wildly during Biden until the election came about.
32:13
About 5 months before the election he became a big fan
32:17
because he heard how many people were in favor of it and how many
32:21
people love it and respect it. But I guess it didn't work out
32:25
too well for him. People people understood what
32:28
was going on and paved the way for ground breaking innovations
32:32
and institutional finance under the Bitcoin administration
32:36
regulators strong armed banks. I mean they really did they
32:39
strong armed banks into closing the accounts of crypto
32:43
businesses and entrepreneurs, effectively blocking some money
32:47
transfers to and from exchanges and they weaponize government
32:51
against the entire industry. But I know that feeling also
32:55
maybe better than you do. All of that will soon be over
33:00
and we are ending Operation Choke Point 2.0 you.
33:04
Know, Lance, I'm going to stop it there.
33:06
So the one thing that I don't know, do we want the Treasury in
33:11
charge of our crypto for the country?
33:14
Well, this is kind of like a separate reserve.
33:16
So, you know, I don't when we say treasury, I want to be
33:19
careful because really they've kind of created this as a
33:21
separate entity. Are they going to have it on the
33:23
same limelight? And I don't know.
33:24
But let me say this, that was big news.
33:26
What he just said that what he was talking about was putting an
33:29
end to Biden's Operation Choke .2 Point O, which was the same
33:35
group that deleted and ended so many normal bank accounts from
33:40
crypto entrepreneurs and unregular people had just wanted
33:44
to buy crypto from their bank account that were stopped from
33:46
buying crypto, which I can't imagine how many people lost
33:50
money because they couldn't figure out a way to pay for
33:52
crypto through their normal bank accounts.
33:54
George. Well, if you look at, you know,
33:56
if you're here in America with if you're a business and you're,
34:00
and you have crypto in your name or crypto something, some, a lot
34:03
of these, some of these banks are just closing your accounts.
34:06
They want nothing to do with you.
34:08
They, you know, they did it. They did it to sell them global.
34:11
Listen, I listen, I there was early on when I was trying to
34:13
buy some crypto and so many different companies that
34:16
wouldn't take a debit card or a credit card.
34:18
They wanted you to have a coin like a Solano or a Bitcoin to
34:21
pay for it. But you couldn't figure out a
34:22
way to even buy those to buy the other coin.
34:26
I mean, it was really, it was really terrible.
34:28
So I think he's putting putting an end to that.
34:31
I think that's going to make the crypto market surge.
34:33
Now why the markets are going down instead of up on this news,
34:36
I have no idea how to explain that you.
34:39
Know what they need to do he needs to do he needs to start
34:41
putting penalties to banks who censor or close accounts on
34:44
conservatives too. I haven't really heard much
34:46
about that because how many, how many people even like the credit
34:51
card companies refuse to do business with people that are
34:54
conservatives or have a conservative event?
34:57
I mean. Well, how many people do we know
34:59
personally that that happened to many?
35:02
You know. I know many.
35:03
They did it to Roger Stone. They did it to Mike Flynn.
35:05
TPV Events. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
35:09
The Patriot Voice events, I mean, think about that.
35:11
They ended those. I know Clay Clark struggled with
35:13
a couple couple of different times.
35:16
I mean, MM Lindell, look what they did to poor Mike Lindell.
35:18
They they hammered in. You know, the last four years of
35:22
Biden is it was just a horrible mess.
35:25
But you know what, Lance? I think we're coming to realize
35:27
why, because Biden wasn't really signing anything.
35:31
Isn't that crazy? It's all this stuff that we're
35:33
going to be coming up with, but I don't know.
35:35
We'll see. All right, Well, listen, don't
35:37
go anywhere and we come back. We're going to be talking about
35:39
these fraudulent signatures on Biden documents.
35:43
Everybody's wondering who signed.
35:45
Stay tuned. This is going to be a big story.
35:47
So you know the big, big talk radio.
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You know how we do it on this show.
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All right, Big Meg Talk Radio shows back and we're live in
37:45
Denver and New York City with your host Lance Migliaccio.
37:48
George Valentin. We're bringing you the tip of
37:51
the spear. You know, I've been saying this
37:54
for a while, but just shows that you should.
37:57
Let's come to the Big Meg Talk Radio show or visit us on Rumble
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38:03
the time, 24/7. You know, they have.
38:06
I'm going to call this autopen. I'm going to come up with a
38:12
name. Lance.
38:13
Yeah. You need one.
38:14
It's something fun. Autogate auto, auto.
38:16
Pengate. Pengate.
38:17
There we go. Pengate.
38:18
That's it. Pengate.
38:21
Nearly all of Biden's official signatures were Autopensk.
38:24
Now, who was really running the country?
38:27
We're going to say, I'm going to say Obama, but we all knew about
38:31
his cognitive decline before even not voted in.
38:35
And you know, everybody hit it. The media, they all should be
38:38
held accountable by the way, because they all help to deceive
38:40
the American public. But I've said this before on our
38:44
shows and they should prove first they can prove the 2020
38:49
election was stolen. That's number one, but prove his
38:52
cognitive decline and then they should roll back everything that
38:58
he's done from putting people in the Supreme Court, all his
39:03
anything, anything that he done that he signed that he I mean
39:08
take just it's, it's crazy, it's sickening.
39:11
Rollback everything because it wasn't him doing it, it was
39:14
someone else. I think what's awful is the way
39:16
they they over and over again. They use Soviet style, you know,
39:20
level propaganda to validate his tails.
39:24
All the media got behind these tall tales like Corn Pop was a
39:27
bad dude trying to violate, you know, really support that story.
39:31
He was constantly coming out with these, you know, these
39:34
colloquial weird comments and stories, shaking hands of people
39:38
who weren't there, walking towards doors that didn't exist.
39:41
I mean, at one point, they had to walk them around like a dog
39:43
where they'd have people lined up with referrals, say, right
39:46
this way, Mr. President, right this way.
39:48
Like, you know, they all had to direct him.
39:49
And I think it's terrible that they lie to the American public.
39:52
And you're right, those laws should all be, you know,
39:54
redacted, removed, because at the end of the day, how do you
39:57
leave a law in place when the guy didn't even know what he was
39:59
signing? And it sounds like now he wasn't
40:01
signing them at all. So who was and how many staffers
40:05
and other people made him sign things and he had no idea what
40:09
he was signing? It's interesting, it is.
40:14
Frightening stuff. Frightening stuff.
40:16
All right. Well, you know, listen, I want,
40:17
I want to talk to people. I want to give them a warning.
40:19
Be careful what you put in your mouth.
40:22
That sounds like a diet term. It sounds like I'm telling you,
40:24
but worrying about your diet right.
40:25
Watch what she eats. She don't get away.
40:27
No, you got to be careful nowadays because you might have
40:30
just put 80 grand in your mouth. I don't even understand how this
40:33
happened. So a Cheeto shaped shaped like a
40:38
Pokémon and the Pokémon is called Charizard, which is the
40:41
one that looks like a kind of a fire breathing dragon thing, a
40:44
flying lizard. Just auction George.
40:47
Now listen to this number. This is for a Cheeto, $87,840
40:53
was the auction price for a Cheeto shaped like Charizard.
41:00
So you're telling me that every, if I buy a bag of Cheetos or
41:03
whatever, you know when you just stick your hand in and grab a
41:06
little handful and just shove in your mouth that I can't do that
41:08
anymore? Is that what you're telling me?
41:09
No, you're going to have to. You're going to have to
41:11
individually look at each one. I can't do it if it looks like
41:14
any of the Pokémon. So what's going to stop someone
41:17
from the Cheeto? Cheeto.
41:18
By the way, I want to point out this was a hot Cheeto.
41:20
It was one of the fire flavored Cheetos.
41:22
What's going to stop somebody at the Cheeto plant trying to make
41:25
a mold and make different ones now?
41:29
I have to be honest, if I was at the Cheeto plant, I'd be trying
41:31
to make all the different Pokémon and I'd be putting them
41:34
up for auction. This thing was only three inches
41:36
long. I mean, I don't even understand
41:38
it. So.
41:38
This kind of reminds me of the banana salt painting on the
41:41
wall. Real banana with a piece of duct
41:43
tape holding up where it's sold for like 3 million.
41:45
A guy buys it. I think it.
41:46
Was 5 million whatever, still stupid.
41:49
I mean a banana that's going to rot.
41:50
I don't even. And then the guy remember the
41:52
guy that bought it ate the banana.
41:53
Because it's going to rot. I mean, dude, I could have sold
41:58
them a dozen bananas. They're a lot cheaper.
42:01
Yeah, we could. We we've been happy for a
42:03
Millie. We would give you a whole bunch.
42:04
I'll give them 100,000, I don't care.
42:06
There were 60 bids on this thing, the winning bid was
42:09
72,000 and the rest was the auction fees.
42:12
What idiot bought this? Does it say it?
42:14
Doesn't say I don't know, you know.
42:16
A fool and his money are soon parted bro.
42:20
It's crazy. I mean, if you got money to
42:21
spend to waste like $80,000 or 8087 thousand on one Cheeto,
42:26
that's not even a full bag, man. It's one cheat.
42:28
Yeah, I mean, there's some. There's some strange stuff going
42:30
on. I'm going to throw you a little
42:31
bit of a curveball here. They George, they they spliced
42:34
some jeans and they made a woolly mammoth mouse.
42:39
Well, OK. I threw you.
42:43
I threw you off there, didn't I? Well.
42:46
I know they've doing it with like groups from around the
42:50
world. They're doing it actually in
42:51
Siberia with the elephants that they're well, they've been doing
42:54
that with for woolly mammoths. But they did what the hell is a
42:57
spicy? What is a woolly mammoth mouse?
42:59
I mean, you got a. Picture of it.
43:00
I saw a picture, it's like a very hairy mouse, like a very,
43:04
very like it looks like woolly mammoth hair, like it's brown
43:07
and it looks like like a really hairy prehistoric looking mouse.
43:10
I mean, it's not a normal mouse. I mean, it's something nothing,
43:12
no tusks or anything, but it's a mouth mouse with really long
43:16
hair. But I guess they figured out how
43:18
to kind of, you know, affect the genes and the embryo to give
43:22
this mouse long, thick woolly hair.
43:25
It's exactly what it looks like. I mean, I think these woolly
43:27
with these woolly mammoth mice are going to be a hot commodity,
43:31
let alone they're trying to bring the mammoth back and
43:32
they're going to try to bring back the dodo.
43:34
But I had to throw that in there because I thought that was
43:35
interesting and the mouse looks really interesting.
43:38
We're probably going to show a picture of it on our show on
43:40
Monday over on the Big Ming Show, just because I thought it
43:43
was a really interesting tale. You know, you know what's going
43:45
to be happening is they're going to start doing this and creating
43:48
superhumans. I'm, I'm, I'm in, can they, can
43:51
they give me some superhuman genes?
43:53
I'm in, I'll take I'll take a super strength and invisibility.
43:58
Invisibility, yeah, I don't know.
44:02
I don't know if that's possible, but I can see like you know.
44:05
You know what nobody's talking about, you know?
44:07
You know, talking about talking about woolly mountain mammoths
44:09
and kind of talking about elephants.
44:11
You know, the elephant in the room is to me is how the federal
44:14
government took trillions from Social Security and why it was
44:17
never legal and how come nobody's talking about paying it
44:20
back. This is crazy.
44:23
The Social Security trust fund has been raided by the US
44:25
government and they took since 2:00.
44:28
We're talking about as of 2021. Who knows, even now, $2.9
44:33
trillion they put in U.S. Treasury securities, meaning the
44:37
government technically owes Social Security this amount, but
44:41
are they ever going to pay it back?
44:43
And it's crazy. They've been borrowing money
44:44
from Social Security, which is not legal.
44:46
It's never been voted on. Lyndon Johnson is the one that
44:49
started it in 63 and 69. Then Ronald Reagan was the did
44:55
some of the biggest changes to Social Security.
44:58
They increased payroll taxes and all this, but they kept taking
45:00
money. Bill Clinton had took money out.
45:02
George Bush took money out, Barack Obama took money out.
45:06
And then under Donald Trump and Joe Biden, there was really no
45:09
repayment, no solutions. They didn't really take that
45:11
much money. I don't know about Biden because
45:13
we don't really know. This is only 2021.
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This report, this is crazy. Do you and do you not have any
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idea that there's no effort, nobody discussing it?
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You know, they always talk about the budget deficits and they
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always talk about misleading accounting.
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Isn't this misleading for all the people on Social Security,
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George? And they pay taxes too.
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Oh, God. I mean, we know like part of the
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most of the, the biggest part of the debt is we owe them.
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It's owed to the American people.
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But no, it is illegal. How come nobody makes us think
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about it? You know, because the younger
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generation doesn't care. But then when they get old, it's
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too late because they got no fighting them.
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I don't know. But listen, they they say Social
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Security is not going to survive.
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I'm surprised it's still going. Now how they going to fix this?
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I don't know. They need to.
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Well, if they stop paying people that are 100 years, well, I'm
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going to say 105 and older, who probably not around.
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But when you got people like 200 years old getting a Social
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Security check, 150 years old getting Social Security checks,
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I mean, that's my new fraud, but it's fraud.
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No, there's no doubt. I mean, those minor changes will
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help, but but they have to come up with a plan and start paying
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it back. Because this is really, this is
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really sad for the people on Social Security because you're
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looking at 2.9 trillion owed to Social Security and where it
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repaid it could have enormous benefits for current and future
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retirees. You're talking about things like
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increase monthly benefits. They can afford to increase
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everybody's monthly payment, which is a better quality of
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life for retirees. How about long term solvency?
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They're always telling us that Social Security is going to run
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out of money. That's what I'm saying.
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Be secure for multiple generations beyond.
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And how about the people that know about this?
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There aren't that many, but the people that know.
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How do you restore public trust when you know the government
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just took the money, didn't do it legally, and has no plan to
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pay it back now? Right now I'm hearing that if
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they pay back even a fraction of the money, people's benefits
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would go up anywhere from 500 to 1000 per retiree with no
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additional taxes. Wow.
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That's a lot of money for your parents.
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That is so you got to figure out.
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Why this? Why would you?
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Even want to pay into Social Security right now?
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But it's sad. All the retirees should be
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calling all their congressional members.
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I don't care. This is a, this is a uniparty
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issue. I don't understand why they keep
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borrowing from Social Security as if it's their own personal
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slush fund. And let me tell you something.
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There are key legal violations. They're violating the Social
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Security Act of 1935 that prohibited interference of the,
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you know, that established Social Security as an
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independent trust fund. It was not to be used for
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government, general government expenses.
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And then there's the misuse of funds.
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That's really a breach of fiduciary duty.
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The government has a legal obligation to manage that fund.
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And I don't think that Social Security funds, you know, for
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beneficiaries should be even touched.
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You can't divert those for spending.
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And what about the constitutional concerns?
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US constitutions and grant Congress the authority to raid
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trust funds for just any Willy nilly expense they want to come
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up with. But it's been continuing.
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This has been going on for decades.
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So I think number one, I think the reason they haven't been
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held accountable is the public doesn't know about it, George.
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No, I mean, listen, Lance, there's so much fraud, and I
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don't mean to go off subject, but something just popped in my
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mind about this Cheetos thing. Go ahead.
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Is this a ploy from Cheetos as a as a stunt?
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I don't know. It would be a great stunt,
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right? What a great.
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To ramp up right marketing stunt to ramp up.
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Bags of Cheetos and looking for that next Pikachu Cheeto.
48:54
Right, I'm telling you. All right, listen, the big Ming
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talk radio shows out of time for this episode.
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Of course, myself, Lance Pianto and George Valentin look for
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those. Look for those Cheetos.
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You try to find Pikachu. You might be sitting on $100,000
49:09
Cheeto. You never know, could you?
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Could be generational Cheeto wealth, but of course, this is
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