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World At WAR with Dean Ryan 'Deep State Twisters' · Real Deal Media

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None. He.
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Was having an affair with this guy.
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He even admitted to the operator that he is with a friend.
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None. None.
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You might need a rainbow. Burning down the house, indeed.
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And my God, it's a scorcher, isn't it?
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Kind of weird weather are we having.
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And what kind of twisters are these questions we've all been
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asking ourself as summer is approaching?
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Good evening, everybody. I am the one, the only Dean
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around here tonight with all of you here at Real Deal Media's
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finest, the return of World at War.
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Yes, it is. Or the war is.
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Tonight's episode is called Deep State Twisters, and we mean it.
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We mean it. Over the weekend, there's been
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some very unusual yet expected kind of timely warfare placed
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upon the middle to the east of the United States.
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As you may know, some of you who are out of the country, we are
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persona non grana. We are Public Enemy number one
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in the international community for a whole assortment of
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reasons. But in this particular case,
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tonight, we're going to talk about the travesties that took
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place over the weekend when usually a lot of things happen
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as a tornadoes, unusual weird weather have really shredded and
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torn many families across the United States as we speak.
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And more unusual things are to come.
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Particularly well where I seem to be here in the Southern
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Southern California regions. There is a huge heat wave upon
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us. But you would swear it's here
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right now. And that's what's going on with
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me. We'll talk about that.
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Also some other pressing things. We're going to get into some
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World War 3 News as Israel is making their way for gusto, and
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so is Putin, who's now aiming to take control of four Ukraine
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regions by the end of this year alone.
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That's a lot of movement in just six months.
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I also have in God, I hope I remember a huge update on the
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ostrich situation over there in Canada, as we discovered through
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our very own real deal ostrich whisperer himself, Aaron Cates,
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that the answer to the miracle jabs in all their ailments lie
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within a bird just north of us right now, who are said to be
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called as in kilt tomorrow or 400 of them.
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We'll see what that's all about. Plus, Speaking of that, we may
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have, as I've said, as crowds as crazy as crowsy as it has
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sounded by yours truly here. We may have the answer.
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I may have the answer now to the the the common problem of the
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Commonwealth and how Canada, England, Australia, New Zealand,
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Falkland Islands, if you will, are going to be able to get out
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of this huge global communist monstrosity and they may not
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have to look forward after all it yet look back as in back at
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the monarchy. You're going to see very fine
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report for the Road International after the break
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tonight and I can't wait for that one.
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That is quite thrilling to say the least.
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So we'll talk about that. Yes.
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And you'll hear about Boston ours trial over there in Brazil
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as it begins to unfold as it goes forward.
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And Telegram was seized by the French authorities.
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Yeah, they don't. The the EU seems to be cracking
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down on Telegram and people like Signal for starters, and Rumble
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too. And we know big shoots banned.
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So isn't that interesting? And finally in the Realtor
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Internationals, we'll have a little look see loo over there
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at the a very bizarre village that is quite bizarre.
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I have footage of it over there in Italy called Little Tuscany.
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All 6000 residents live work on the same St.
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A quite unusual scene. And maybe if we have time, I'll
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get you some real deal health. OK, so we are broadcasting live
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on the scorchers of a day here, over there at the real Dean Ryan
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for now, as well as Dean Ryan TV at YouTube.
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So Facebook, YouTube and Rumble. Let's get started with some
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headlines from around the world and in your neck of the woods,
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shall we? Real deal headlines.
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Well, just over the weekend, some unusual tornadoes have made
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a touchdown across the middle of the United States into even
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regions of the eastern parts of the United States, IE Missouri.
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But let's find out what I'm talking about as now the Deep
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state twisters are now underway. Well, that's just right.
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A destructive, deadly tornado path has now beared down on
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places like Kentucky. We can now say the National
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Weather Service officials triage to provide life saving forecast
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and warnings amid federal cuts have now begun to warn us.
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It's only just begun. The weirdness in the weather
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that is, well, spare us the political just jargon that
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they're trying to get across to us in the middle of tragedy.
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Tragedies. Well, in this case, now what do
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we do? No.
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Well, we know that 23 people have now died in the powerful
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tornadoes that ripped through the middle of the country
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serving in Kentucky. Well, the office has now
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forecasted a lot of these deaths just overnight and more to come.
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Most of this were concentrated in the eastern part of Kentucky,
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in many other places. But the tornado alleyway never
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cease to amaze. Well, yes, it's true.
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Daily tornadoes left the trail over there in Kentucky,
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Missouri, as you can plainly see there huge unusual category
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weathers Scott County tornadoes outbreaks several states turned
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deadly in its continuing Sheriff's Office over there in
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Missouri said the tornado left areas unrecognizable as you can
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tell, and deaths were not attributable to staffing cuts.
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But they're still insisting that it is.
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In addition to Jackson, three other forecast officer offices
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no longer have on duty meteorologist staff overnight,
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Sacramento Heart, both in California.
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Everybody is cutting the staff. This seems to be the case now is
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20% of the staff of all these outages and forecasters are now
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gone. You know, the forecasters that
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say, hey, Alka Poker, Lahana, a huge hurricane Category 8 is on
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its way in about 30 minutes. Those staff cuts are what I'm
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talking about continuing. Well, now there's now a heat
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wave in the triple digits on its way to Southern California.
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Oh, yeah, just in time for fire season.
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Gavin Newsom says, well, heat wave is coming to Southern
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California with triple digits. Temperatures in San Fernando
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Valley to expand. This is a dangerous time because
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the arsonist, the CCP, the lone gunman, the NGOs, the Soros, the
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WEF, this is prime season to take advantage of the hot
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weather in the western part of the United States.
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And pretty much what Australia has been enduring the last six
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months, they're now bringing to us.
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And we thank you for that. Well, now meteorologists are
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projecting unusually high temperatures now in the western
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part of the United States, particularly Southern California
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this week with heat predicted to climb above 100° in the San
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Fernando Valley. And even further than that, many
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meteorologists saying due to climate change it could cause,
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could just very well may cause fires like we've never seen
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before. Well, that's good to know, isn't
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it? At least they're trying to
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pretend to be honest. So this is now spurring the
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debate, as you can plainly see in the undertones of tonight,
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the political debate that is, of cutting in cuts of the
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institutions. And they're saying that could be
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the key of why this is all happening.
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Well, we beg to differ. But Trump cuts leave National
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Weather Service, as you've been hearing, scrambling to cover
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vital shifts, whether they scramble to approve the office
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supplies or fix plumbing. This time, we're talking about
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more than 4800 Weather Service employees who are either
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dismissed, retired or accepted incentive offers to leave their
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positions after the doge. And the Trump administration has
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now reduced all of the staffing. Blame Trump.
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Just blame Trump. It continues, doesn't it?
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Speaking of which, well, now there's something happening in
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the Supreme Court. There's a huge update now.
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And as the Supreme Court challenge has been challenged,
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it's been brought. It has.
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Well, let me tell you about this now is the Supreme Court has now
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made a decision and let the Trump, well, they let's Trump
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and deportation protection for Venezuelans.
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US Supreme Court LED Donald Trump's administration on Monday
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and and temporary protected status that was granted to
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hundreds and thousands of Venezuelans in the US by his
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predecessor, the cancer stricken Joe Biden.
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That's right. But wait, there's more.
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As a Republican president moves to ramp up deportations as part
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of his hardline approach to immigration, the court granted
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the Justice Department request to lift a judge's order that had
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halted the Department of Homeland insecurities.
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The very sultuous Christine Gnomes decision to terminate
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deportation protection conferred Venezuelans under temporary
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protection status. Hopefully this is landing with a
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lot of you lawyers out there with all this wonderful
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reasoning. So that's just it.
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The Supreme Court is now lifting something that the Democrats
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really don't want to happen because their voting base is now
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jeopardized like never before. Yes, it is, and we're proud of
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that. But we are in a very dangerous
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time for weather warfare as people's lives are being upheld
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and unheld. That's going to bring us now to
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real deal politics. Real deal politics just the way
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you like it. Well, this is something that's
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long overdue. Talking about James Comedy,
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who's now under fire. Another huge story that made it
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touchdown and landing over the weekend.
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James Coney is now under fire for a very, very bad scavenger
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hunt he must have had on the beach where he was trying to
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communicate well through symbolism.
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That's right. Only the comedy can't do such
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nonsense as he now put 8647. If you haven't seen it, yes,
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those are the seashells that the seashell collector only the
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comedy could have done. He's now in huge, huge trouble.
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Let me tell you a bit more about it.
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Well, the 8647, a phrase we haven't seen since Governor
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Whitmer of Michigan put 8645 just years ago.
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Well, comedy used in a reference recently to President Donald
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Trump as it originated in the hospitality industry.
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Who knew? Well, former FBI Director James
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Comedy is under investigation after posting a photo of sea
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shells on the beach spelling 8647, as you can see there.
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Well, he said, quote, cool shell formation on my beach walk was
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the caption initially. Well, the post caused an uproar
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among allies of Donald Trump, the 47th president himself, who
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said Comedy's use of quote 86 was an incitement of violence
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against the president of the United States.
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He said Furthermore, quote, disgraced former FBI director
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James Comedy just called for the assassination of a United States
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sitting president. Oh well, why would a guy such
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why would he stoop to such low elements?
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Good question. Well how 86 started?
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There are several theories about when and where the term 86
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originated. Cause those are the chatters
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we're having just in our circles, aren't we?
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Well the signs generally point to the hospitality industry,
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said nobody but it originated from the restaurant industry but
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was soon adopted by the mobsters of yesteryear, which 86 means to
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kill to off. So I don't know where they get
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off getting into the restaurant industry next.
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And finally here as we stick here in the real deal politics.
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Well, there's somebody else who seems to be coming out of the
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coffin lately. And I was debating whether to
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even do a mention of this. But I said, what the hell, Why
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not? Is now Mike Pence?
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Yes, he's coming out of the glue factory retirement as he's now
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coming back to, quote, criticize Trump on tariffs and key foreign
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policies as he watches from afar.
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I didn't know they had service all the way down in Gitmo.
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Well, former Vice President Mike Pence criticized Donald Trump's
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approach to tariffs. And I, I you must be like me.
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I don't recall asking his opinion one damn time.
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I don't think anyone else has. And who is paying this guy?
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As well as several foreign policy initiatives in a recent
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interview at Meet the Press. Yeah, Well, here's a little
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quote. I'll spare all of us from
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watching. It is your quote.
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The initial reciprocal tariffs that he unveiled would be the
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largest peacetime tax hike on American people in the history
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of the country. Hence the dead man told
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Christian Walker over there on NBC, referring to the sweeping
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tariffs Trump imposed on the US and said he was glad to see
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Trump change his mind in the end.
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Well, just another example of opinions we really don't care
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about around here. No, we don't.
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Which is going to bring us to Real Deal Media's coverage of
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World War 3, World War Three.
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Let's talk a bit about it now is now many people have been
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wondering what is going to happen to Gaza.
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Good question. Well, that's blinded by the
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Trump watch here, 2025. Very great question to be exact.
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Well, now Trump may have an answer, but Netanyahu says
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Israel will take it alone from here.
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That's right. Netanyahu says Israel to take
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over all Gaza, start the aid flows because there's a famine
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happening right now in Gaza and no flotillas of charitable
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goods, foods are allowed in and certainly none of them are
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allowed out. Well, is this why Trump said he
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wanted to take over Gaza? Now there seems to be a rush to
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the Gaza mantle between Netanyahu and Trump.
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Israel will take over the entire Gaza Strip.
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And Crime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said just yesterday,
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actually today to be exact, as the military announced it would
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carry out a, quote, unprecedented attack on Hamas,
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whatever that means. Netanyahu said alongside the
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increased attacks, Israel would start allowing aid into Gaza.
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They would allow aid into see, there's nothing going in again
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after stopping it in early March in a bid to make Hamas release
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hostages and surrender, wink, wink.
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Well, the international pressure has now mounted on Israel, the
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little country that should, could or probably will. the
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United Nations say malnutrition is worsening.
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And last week, France's President Emmanuel Macron
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accused Netanyahu of shameful behavior and blocking aid.
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I mean, are we just now noticing this?
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What happened like 10 years ago in years prior just.
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But now it's it's politically sound for some.
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Well, as Monday evening, only 9 trucks had been allowed into
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Gaza via. The Cairo Shalom crossing or the
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territory border meets those of Israel and Egypt, said Tom
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Fletcher, a top UN humanitarian coordinator.
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Well, he said, quote, a drop in the ocean, it must reach the
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civilians who need it urgently, and we must be allowed to scale
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up. This is terrible, actually.
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Yeah, there's, there's, there's ongoing famine on top of all of
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the other atrocities. Israeli Finance Minister Bezel
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Smotrich, head of the Religious Zionism party, who had in the
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past opposed restarting the aid. Well, he just recently said
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today that there was no choice, otherwise the world will force
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us to stop the war. So we might as well throw some
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bread cones before they all come down here.
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Well, see, he also said in the military is now operating with
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much greater intensity. So this is what's happening.
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They're taking over. This is, I mean, the settlers
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already moving into Gaza. If you did not see the film, if
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you're not a member, we showed the settlers with Louis Theroux
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over there, the BBC. It just really puts a spotlight
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of what's happening. They're already moving in,
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already moving in, more illegal settlements over there in the
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West Bank. So many violations, it's hard to
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keep up. But according to the Integrated
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Food Security Classification, whose assessments are used
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planning by the UN and international aid organizations,
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they're saying get this now and closing around 1.6 million of
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Gaza's 2 million people are now facing an emergency regarding
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the availability of food. All of the availability of food
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is not in way. They're pushing it aside.
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Israel denies that there are significant shortages of food.
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They're always in the there's never an omission except for
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what you see right before your eyes.
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It's always, oh, no, that's not what it is, Oh no, that's a lie,
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Oh no. Netanyahu said he needed to
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allow the aid to stop the onset of hunger, adding the US
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senators who support Israel had urged him to do so.
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Well, now it's so big of them. And Yahoo's decision to resume
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aid flows is isn't universally popular in Israel, especially
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among far right members of his coalition.
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They believe aid should stay blocked, increase the famine to
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prevent Hamas using supplies of food and medicine to fund and
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bolster its war effort. So let's try to put this into
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perspective. There's virtually the entire
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population's displaced. Thousands and thousands of kids
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are dead. And the ones who are leftover
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are not allowed to have food because, oh, they might make a
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rocket out of a baguette. You see this, Netanyahu?
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If anything, the, the, the baguette should be just noosed
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around his neck to choke him out, if you ask me.
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That's so disgraceful. And this is what our tax dollars
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pay for. I don't even know what to say to
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that. Moving on now, Let's go to
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Putin. Yeah, me and Putin.
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We have the same look when we hear stories like that, don't
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you? Well, now here as a major update
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over over there at the Ukraine war centers.
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Now Putin is taking aim as he's taking control of four Ukraine
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regions by the end of the year as peace talks loom.
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Well, this is a big deal as a peace talks loom.
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Sources now suggest that Putin remains confident as he prepares
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for a pivotal conversation with Donald Trump.
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And this is a huge deal. I'd love to cover it live if we
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have the opportunity to do so. Yes, a new a new meeting between
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Donald Trump and Putin is in the works, if not happening now.
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And new insights revealed his steadfast vision for Ukraine's
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contested territories. That's right, new information
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from a source who's definitely familiar with Putin's thinking.
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Let me ask a source who's familiar with Putin's thinking,
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who may or may not know Putin, but he, he's, he's familiar with
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how the man thinks. It's suggesting Russian
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President is going into Monday's call with U.S.
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President Donald Trump, who he's not familiar with how Trump's
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thinks only Vladimir Putin's thinking that his four sentences
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will fully capture the four Ukrainian regions claimed as
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Russia territory. So that's Don task Luhansk.
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It doesn't matter. They're they're four very
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prominent Russian strongholds. Well, the source who is
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definitely familiar with Putin's thinking has interviewed who was
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interviewed by Bloomberg and has remained anonymous, but he's
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very familiar. Well, he he had a quote and
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here's his quote. He said, quote, Putin is
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confident that his forces can breakthrough Ukraine's defenses
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by the end of the year to take full control of four regions
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that he has claimed for Russia. It's worth noting, although I've
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never spoken or met Putin in my life, I'm definitely familiar
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with Putin's thinking. And that's World War Three
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coverage for you. I feel so much better that we
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have people on the ground, Intel, people on the ground that
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are familiar with these world leaders thinkings.
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Wherever would we be without them?
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Oh my. What do you say up there?
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What? What do you say up there?
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I'm going to be very engaging. Well, here it is.
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We have Frank Mansion. Thank you, Frank for being here.
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Frank says the following. He's in no big trouble.
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This is all sigh up distraction. No real news.
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Nothing will ever happen to him or any deep state crime
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syndicate I'm guessing. Look at cash in Bongino saying
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Epstein offed himself. That's right, thanks for
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bringing that up. Yes Dan Bongino.
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They're all controlled, even Trump.
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They are threatened with the offing of their families and
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selves if they're all exposed. It will never happen in old
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theater that you might have a you might have a point there.
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Frank, Thank you for chiming in here.
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Glad you found us. I can't say that you're wrong,
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but I can't say that you're right.
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Or you could be right and I could be crazy to use the old
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phrase. But thank you for chiming in
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here. We have people on Rumble as well
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here. We have.
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OK, let me give you some of the breaking news here regarding the
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ostrich thing here. See, I'll forget if I don't do
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this. Now, I think Aaron Cates
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provided this. Trump just recognized the
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ostrich farm. Yes, he did.
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This is according to our source who's familiar with Trump's
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thinking. Trump acknowledged the ostrich
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farm. And yeah, I think there's US is
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highly they're they're getting involved now.
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The United States is definitely getting involved.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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Something's going to happen. Big.
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This is supposed to happen by tomorrow.
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They're supposed to kill over 400 ostriches.
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I doubt that will happen now. I doubt it will happen now.
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But let me tell you just a tad more.
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Yeah, 400 ostriches are planned to be killed tomorrow.
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They have all been quote, UN quote PCR test, hence why you
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might have seen the video we showed you during happy hour on
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Thursday where one of our viewers and got their husband to
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film their little drive on the highway in Canada and on the the
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signs all over the freeway, over the highway, it said.
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Pete said testing in process. Well, testing what?
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This could be the 5G, This could be the PCR test of the future.
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Well, here is a little update, just a little longer.
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On the face of everything logical, the CFI, the Canadian
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fermentation factory, has reiterated that it will come and
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kill all of these healthy ostriches in a manner of time of
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their choosing without notice. Oh yeah, this is the federal
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government. And by the way, this is a
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microcosm of what's coming to your neck of the woods.
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And we got to be ready. If we don't, if we don't stop
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it, even though it's in a different country, so to speak,
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if we don't stop these bastards now, they're going to keep going
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like an aggressive form of cancer.
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And we got to get, it's time to get real.
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It's time to get real. If these were my officers is
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I'll be locked and loaded. It's time to show the world what
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we do to vermin around here. And I don't give a damn if it's
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in Canada, this is North America.
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It's time to show these punks whose land this really is,
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especially that one health minister of Canada, Doctor Tam.
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Yeah, we need to get our drag queen pinatas out and start
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going to town on these people 'cause they don't seem to want
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to stop in Canada. They don't seem to want to
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acknowledge sovereignty 'cause this is a global factor at the
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very top commanding the people. So now they want to approach and
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get closer and closer to the US and try this.
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We need to stop these punks right now because what's
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happening in Washington, just below British Columbia, they're
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going to start doing mandated lockdowns that are coming to the
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UK, are coming to Washington state by that compromise,
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so-called governor. They're going to start forcing
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miracle jabs for the next round, for the next lockdown.
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The lockdown #2 is coming to England, Starmer is coming for
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it all, and you're going to see in the Real Deal International
30:25
segment. OK, just get down for my soapbox
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here. All right, we're going to take
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this quick break. I'm going to get everything
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And what we're going to see here goes into my thesis of what
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could possibly, potentially stop the globalism that is totally
30:45
usurped and taking over all of the Commonwealth.
30:50
There might be an answer to it all.
30:52
There certainly might be an answer.
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If he only had real deal coffee to indulge in when it's
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But we're going to learn about England and you know, it's
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coming here next. But before we do, let's take the
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Concord to Real Deal International.
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Real deal international. Lots to talk about with England,
36:26
but before we do, let's talk about Brazil and more
36:29
importantly, Balsa narrow. The man who has been targeted
36:34
like Trump over there in South America now is discussed as a
36:38
state of siege as well. The state of siege in my eye at
36:44
the moment just this happens kind of.
36:48
And in this case. And the former army commander
36:52
told Brazil Supreme Court Monday he had attended a meeting with
36:55
Boston era where a quote, state of siege, which is quote, an in
37:00
erection, an inner intervention. Excuse me, not inner erection.
37:09
You know, when something's in your eyes, it's very hard to
37:11
read. It's Monday everybody.
37:14
Have you noticed? So anyway, insurrection,
37:21
insurrection was discussed as possible means of overturning
37:26
the far right ex president's election defeat.
37:30
And so they're tattletaling on him and they said quote, Oh, I
37:34
warned him that he could have serious problems.
37:38
Anyways, to make a Long story short and a short story shorter,
37:41
they're basically doing everything that they did with J6
37:44
over there at Brazil. They they're doing everything
37:47
they did with J6 over there in Pakistan.
37:50
The same playbook. Canada's election, which I
37:55
didn't, I forgot about it. If you blinked, you missed it.
37:57
It's the same kind of ordeal and playbook.
38:01
Well, it's now happening. There's going to be a huge trial
38:03
with Balsa in a row, a friend of Trump.
38:06
We'll see if Trump allows him to go to jail, if you know what I
38:10
mean. Now, moving on here.
38:11
Well, yeah, I told you about this.
38:12
Telegram is now under again by the EU.
38:17
That's right, quote, I refused. Telegram CEO Pavel Derov alleges
38:25
French interference in Romanian elections.
38:29
Yes, the Telegram CEO, the man who heads the app that just
38:33
blows your phone up. Well, all that aside, this is
38:36
much more important is now Pavel de Rove, the founder of
38:40
Telegram, claimed Monseno. Then he rejected the direct
38:43
request from French intelligence to block conservative voices
38:48
over there in Romania, head of the country's presidential
38:51
election runoff. Yes, in a series of explosive,
38:56
they're now calling it post on his Telegram channel, Derive
39:00
allege that Nicholas Lerner, the head of France's DGSI, the
39:05
domestic intelligence agency, personally approached him during
39:10
a meeting in Paris this spring and said the following quote,
39:14
the spring at Ceylon de Batilis with the Hotel de Creon.
39:19
Nicholas Lerner, head of French intelligence, asked me to ban
39:25
conservative voices. No, in Romania ahead of
39:28
elections. I refused.
39:31
We didn't block protesters in Russia, Belarus or Iran.
39:36
We won't start doing it in Europe.
39:40
And of quote, I guess he's fighting for his right to
39:44
communicate More on this story as it develops, as the elections
39:49
continue to sweep across Europe. Moving on.
39:53
Well, here's another wonderful story.
39:55
Speaking of which, and it brings us to El Salvador, where
39:59
Presidente Buchaleli, who has a very unusual name too.
40:08
Mr. Buchaleli, a hero of the American right.
40:11
They're now defining his name over there at Yahoo News.
40:15
Well yes, he is now having a weird conniption fit.
40:21
But Americans don't know anything about it.
40:25
Well, he's now saying that the Buca Lily, who's very popular,
40:30
is secretly A fascist and is really being backed by
40:35
nonprofits. We shouldn't trust him.
40:39
He's not our friend. And Marco Rubio, Matt Gaetz,
40:42
Donald Trump, they're all turning a blind eye to the
40:47
aristocrat in corporate fascist name, Bukhaleely.
40:53
Well, this is a person who's definitely familiar with
40:56
Bukhaleely thinks. So more on that as it's
40:59
happening now. Finally, as we our main story
41:03
here in the real International Flawless show here tonight, A
41:07
lot of us have been asking, well, what is can they going to
41:11
do to get out of the monstrosity of the Mark carnage and just the
41:16
CCP corporate version of communism?
41:19
What is England going to do as they're being completely
41:22
overhauled by the Sharia law practitioners and all of the
41:27
extremists and everything that comes with that?
41:30
I mean, you know, they're barbecuing camels in the street.
41:32
Literally, they're not dancing. Well, here's a wonderful report.
41:37
I think it puts it all in perspective and we'll comment
41:40
after of there could be an unsung hero here, a saviour, a
41:45
dead man to some. Well, I think you know what I'm
41:48
talking about. Check this out.
41:51
King Charles has finally spoken, and his words are sending shock
41:54
waves through Westminster. But this wasn't a message aimed
41:57
at foreign powers. No, this was a chilling warning
42:00
directed squarely at Keir Starmer.
42:03
The King of the United Kingdom is voicing deep concern about
42:06
the current direction of the country as Labour quietly ushers
42:09
us back into Brussels. Embrace under the radar behind
42:12
the choreographed handshakes, the carefully scripted
42:14
interviews and the meticulously stage managed summits, something
42:18
is amiss. And when even the Royal family
42:21
starts to take notice, you know something serious is brewing.
42:25
Welcome back to British Insight, because the upcoming 19th of May
42:28
won't be a moment to raise a glass.
42:31
It will be a historic turning point, but not one worth
42:33
celebrating. It marks the first high level
42:36
meeting between the UK and the EU since we left the bloc.
42:39
Starmer hopes it will signify a new beginning.
42:42
But don't be fooled. This is no beginning.
42:45
It's a step backward, a quiet betrayal of the ideals the
42:49
British people chose in 2016. And King Charles knows it.
42:54
While Starmer and EU President Ursula von der Leyen raised
42:57
their glasses in London behind the palace gates, according to
43:01
sources close to the palace, the monarch is increasingly uneasy
43:04
about the speed and secrecy of Starmer's moves.
43:07
Ordinarily, he keeps out of politics, but this time is
43:11
different. Because this isn't just about
43:13
politics, it's about the constitution.
43:16
It's about the survival of the nation itself.
43:18
Let's be clear, this is not negotiation, this is surrender.
43:26
Could very well be. Good point.
43:28
We have people who are really opinionated Tonight we have
43:32
Claudine Sorbello saying Macaroni's gay.
43:37
OK, could be I, I don't really eat that much, but Macron's gay
43:44
too. Yes, two things can be at the
43:47
same time. Here's another one with Let's
43:50
speed down the rumble. We have Linda Craig who's really
43:55
on the cuffs of just completely solving the puzzle here tonight.
43:58
She's saying quote over there and rumble.
44:00
They're building Internet camps as we speak.
44:04
Yes, Dean, Pam says Starmer is reversing Brexit.
44:08
So what you said, what you saw there, if I could piggyback on
44:11
that, is the sausage King of London, Although, yes,
44:15
despicable, although, yes, he's dead.
44:19
Well, it's always about who controls the puppet.
44:22
And he could very well be the one who can suspend Parliament.
44:26
He can kick out prime ministers from New Zealand, Australia and
44:31
yes, Canada and England to Falkland Islands Islands.
44:36
I think that covers it. So he could be the unsung hero
44:39
here or Prince William. And I think that is the plan
44:43
because I've seen it happen. In 2010 was the last time I was
44:47
consciously aware of it. But yeah, Mr. Sausage King could
44:53
be the reason and the key to turning things around over there
44:57
in Canada for sorters. Who would have thought?
45:00
Who would have thought? OK, DD says, hey, Dean Ryan,
45:05
don't leave us. We love your reporting.
45:06
Keep it coming. Oh, you know, every time I try
45:09
to get out of this, she just drags me back in.
45:12
What can I tell you? We have Jan Thomas who says why
45:16
Storm is so anti Britain. He's actually a registered
45:19
communist. And the communist and especially
45:22
the globalist kind, they send them their minions, if you will,
45:26
to infiltrate, penetrate into the finer confines of society,
45:30
specifically in the Western world.
45:33
Hopefully that answers that. Hopefully, but that's now going
45:38
to bring us to some real deal showbiz.
45:40
Let's get into it. Yes, to anyone there here
45:47
tonight nights in Hotel Honolulu.
45:54
Yes, a real deal showbiz. Now, I have some terrible news.
45:59
If you're like me, you've getting older and learning that
46:04
not everything is aging gracefully.
46:07
Not necessarily us, but how Hollywood and the media types
46:12
are destroying our childhood. Yes, the remakes.
46:18
We all saw what they did to Ghostbusters Three Karate Kid
46:21
with Will Smith's kids remaking timeless shows that are classics
46:29
and making them complete duds. Well, this has gone a step too
46:32
far this time. What am I talking about?
46:35
Well, now Netflix, who's no friend of any of us, they've now
46:39
made an announcement that they're in negotiations and the
46:43
steps have been made to save Sesame Street.
46:49
That's right, the show that stars, well, I should say
46:53
superstars such as Elmo, Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, Cookie
46:58
Monster, Bert and Ernie. Yes, them.
47:01
The Sesame Street crew are now headed officially to Netflix.
47:06
Can't they just let good things go away gracefully?
47:12
I guess not. Well, Sesame Street Workshop
47:15
there, the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame
47:18
Street, made two announcements just today, this morning, in
47:21
case you missed it. Well, they said Sesame Street
47:24
will soon reach more children in places than ever before than any
47:29
Drag Queen Story Time storyteller could ever do.
47:32
The nonprofit explained new seasons of Sesame Street and
47:36
library episodes are now coming to Netflix, sadly and worldwide,
47:41
and those same new episodes will release on the same day on PBS
47:45
stations as well as now Netflix. The organization's touted that
47:51
the quote unique public private partnership is still flowing so
47:56
they can allow their research based curriculum to be provided
48:01
to young children around the world as well as very annoyed
48:05
adults who feel that their that's being destroyed
48:10
systematically year by year while ensuring children in
48:13
communities across the US who continue to have free access to
48:16
propaganda no matter who and I should say whose hand is up what
48:20
puppet Sesame Street is what people love.
48:25
Isn't that? Well, it was the case, wasn't
48:28
it? I don't even know what to say to
48:31
that. Let's now go to some real dough
48:33
health, shall we? Well, what you're looking at
48:45
there is pineapple. And this is for all you
48:48
pineapple lovers, but it's also for people who want to just have
48:53
wide benefits and nutrients in their health.
48:56
Well, in case you don't know and much about pineapple, this
48:58
coming out of Natural News, I'm here to tell you about it has
49:02
we're all pining for an apple, but why not a pineapple?
49:05
Well, pineapple is a tropical fruit in the vitamin C world.
49:09
Magnesium, bromelain, fiber and antioxidants and all the things
49:14
you need supporting immunity, bone health and detoxification.
49:17
Oh yes, well if you don't know what bromelain is, BROMELAIN it
49:24
is in. It aids in protein digestion if
49:28
you have digestion issues, reduces bloating and helps
49:31
alleviate arthritis symptoms due to anti-inflammatory properties.
49:37
While natives to South America initially, pineapple became a
49:41
symbol of luxury in Europe after Columbus's voyages across the
49:47
world. What's now globally cultivated
49:49
in tropical regions like Costa Rica, the Philippines, Hawaii.
49:54
Yes, pineapple has low pesticide risk because of the thick rind
50:00
protecting its flesh, but choosing organic helps avoid
50:04
synthetic chemicals like Cly. I won't pronounce that because
50:11
you know why we don't speak Latin around here.
50:14
More importantly, pineapple can be used in sweet smoothies,
50:17
desserts, savory dishes, and deriche Hawaiian pizzas,
50:22
offering a healthy alternative to processed sugars.
50:25
And these are the kind of things that we have to start looking
50:28
back at now as Bobby Kennedy is leading the way for all of us to
50:31
be a little bit healthier. Things we take for granted.
50:34
Maybe we should learn why they were good to begin with before
50:37
all the pesticides told us otherwise.
50:40
Because now that is our real deal health.
50:43
And I should look at all the components for pears.
50:45
I just bought some wonderful pears from Argentina just the
50:48
other day. They were so delicious.
50:50
So choice, so choice. I think we might have time for a
50:55
question or two. I think my emotions can handle
50:58
it. We have Joseph Chapman says
51:04
what's the latest on the ostriches must learn at school
51:08
yes, the latest on the ostriches is and I have just learned that
51:15
Trump has spoke out against the killing of these ostriches, all
51:19
400 of them. The Canadian government has now
51:22
decided officially to go over there and kill them without even
51:28
knocking on the door saying they're coming.
51:30
So they're going to start at midnight.
51:31
They're going to start at midnight.
51:34
And with the Canadian people or people who want to get involved
51:37
in this, they're going to have to stand their ground, just like
51:40
we saw in the Bundy ranch, the Bundy Ranch standoff.
51:45
However, if you do, you got to be aware of FBI informants like
51:48
the Pizza and Tilly types out there.
51:50
All those guys. I want to get you all wound up
51:52
and saying, you know, do this, go to this building, be very
51:55
careful. All I'm saying is standing your
51:58
ground, whatever that means to you, whatever that means to you.
52:04
It pisses me off too. I know pineapple is a nightmare
52:08
to prepare now, you're right. But pineapple upset and cake I
52:15
don't think is, is it? And finally, here is we have
52:24
Aussie girl that says Dean, Dean Carney and the Sausage King are
52:27
good friends and have been for years, all three of us.
52:30
OK, OK. I didn't know that Dame Pam says
52:36
Strummer wants back in the EU, which is passing open borders to
52:40
all Europeans between 18 and 30 years of age.
52:43
Yeah, that's true that we have NSD.
52:49
Anarchy. Anarchy.
52:52
No, she says the following. Gee, I wonder why.
52:56
They are great friends too. Funny how they play a theatre.
53:00
You don't know theatre industry, do you?
53:04
See? No thespian.
53:04
No. You know.
53:07
Yeah. The, the carny is I, I'm telling
53:11
you, I, I, I think the key to this, and it always slaps in the
53:16
face of your own dogmas, is Charles can literally shut down
53:20
Parliament in Canada. Like tomorrow.
53:23
I'm telling you in regards to NL key anarchy, I want to do a real
53:29
serious talk about what anarchism, anarchism truly
53:34
really is. I lived in our anarchist society
53:38
once years ago and my former past.
53:40
I love the short stories about that and what it really means.
53:44
And to take the the what we think anarchy is with the
53:48
Molotov cocktails. Let's change that and we'll get
53:51
someone an expert on the show to talk about that.
53:53
That's an interesting topic too. I think very it's different
53:57
versions of it. So I'm just talking to myself
54:00
actually. OK, that that's going to bring
54:02
us now to someone who's familiar with the way I'm thinking.
54:06
That's going to bring us to final thoughts.
54:28
Final thoughts, Final thoughts for the Deep State Twisters.
54:31
Yeah, we're heading into summertime.
54:34
You know, it's, it's kind of scary when when I think back of
54:38
what I endured last summer with hurricane borough in Texas and
54:43
all the weird weather that was leading up to it, how it stuck
54:46
in a monsoon. Many of you remember my On the
54:49
Road series, which I would love to reissue in its full length
54:54
and cultivate all those parts into one.
54:57
I think is a good look back of where I got to, to where I am
55:02
right now at the moment. But what could be happening
55:05
again with the weird weather warfare?
55:08
What's happening in the UK is terrible.
55:10
They're now admitting that they are dimming the sun, and they're
55:15
also now admitting that there's going to be civil war in the UKI
55:21
We're preparing for that right here in the US.
55:24
We have we have National Guard that is now rounding up in
55:29
different parts of the country at Walmart centers.
55:32
That's something to look out for.
55:34
We want to encourage people to share pictures of things you see
55:39
that are abnormal, that don't make sense.
55:43
We even know that there's a going to be an uptick on UFO
55:48
spottings all over the country and in the world for that fact.
55:51
We want to know all about that. So the world is ever so changing
55:57
fast. OK, quick show notes.
55:59
I will be back tomorrow with the great Jim Fetzer.
56:03
We'll have a ostrich update for you.
56:06
Also, if you don't know, we're also getting a lot of people
56:11
emailing us and asking whatever happened to Melvis.
56:14
If you don't know what I'm talking about, this Real Deal
56:16
Media has had the pleasure of really getting in touch with a
56:20
lot of the lost siblings of some of the great artists of our
56:22
time, whether it's been Jorge Michaels, Beau Cocker, or in
56:29
this case, Elvis Presley, The forgotten brother of Elvis.
56:35
Well, we don't know where we lost contact with him.
56:37
However, a viewer caught a spotting a sighting of him over
56:42
the weekend and we're happy to share that with you and we'll
56:44
leave you on that. So in fact, if you do find
56:48
Melvis in your local neck of the woods, feel free to e-mail us.
56:51
Encourage that. Until next time for all of us
56:55
here at Real Deal Media, I'm Dean Ryan you to thank you or
57:01
sharing the thank you again for sharing a bit of your night with
57:03
all of us. Until next time, always remember
57:07
to stay tuned and stay away. Can always remember to return to
57:11
sender goodnight. He brought out everywhere, shin
57:32
on the wall. It tiles away a fresh so long.
57:43
No such, no, no such. So we had a quarter of the love
57:54
of spend. Oh my I'm sorry, but my little
58:01
name's coming to me. So the time I'm in the middle of
58:07
my sins special day. Well, the next morning her
58:15
dream, I'd better to hear she'll only returns and a dresser.
58:24
No, no such question. No such.
58:32
So no, this time I'm going to take it myself rolling around in
58:38
your hair. And if it comes back the very
58:44
next day and then I from the stand round turn on the center,
58:51
I will dress. So no, no, shut the snow.
59:00
Oh no, shut the song, return the center, return the center.
59:10
Oh, return the center, return the center.
59:17
The emolation level is almost always whatsoever.
59:19
Thank you.