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Night Owls🦉Lounge with Dean Ryan · Real Deal Media

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  None. To sleep.
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  None. Good evening everybody.
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  Good evening. Welcome to Rodeo Media's 9 Owls
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  Lounge. I am Dean Ryan.
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  This is a member only affair as you could see right here in the
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  flyer, the wonderful Flyers that are passed out on everyone's
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  windshield. Hopefully I can.
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  I can. Anyways, yes, this is a members
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  only kind of night. You might have noticed if you
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  look to the headlines today, my word it is, it's dry as the
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  Mahamas. I must say, there's not much
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  that has changed over a very stale weekend.
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  I mean, the weekend was so stale it news, not even the
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  orchestrated, totally manufactured, staged, very
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  unenthusiastic assassination attempt could have made the
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  ratings go up. That's how stale or how immune
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  we become to such very dastardly, very, very fictitious
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  news, isn't it? Anyways, however, there are some
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  things that are, are really, really making some headway,
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  which we're going to be raising some of the headlines here
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  tonight with all of you, some of the hot topics and maybe even a
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  further look into what is now known as the 4th assassination
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  attempt on Donald Trump just in the nick of time over the
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  correspondent dinner, which I mean, it was something that only
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  an AI could really achieve. And I think we might be able to
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  prove that here tonight. We are broadcasting on our
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  secret at YouTube channel. The segments here tonight will
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  be pushed out to the general at a appropriate time.
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  There will be some some stalwarts going forward here for
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  me personally, privately and publicly as we have to raise
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  enough capital to keep the World at War franchise going,
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  bandwidth, etcetera. Due to my absence with the
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  computer technology, it has really hurt me that getting
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  started is a little sluggish. I do apologize for that, but it
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  doesn't mean that the content and my presence with our members
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  will stop it. Just for the general.
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  It is a little stalwart at this time, so I do apologize if the
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  bandwidth is slowing me down. My life is the opposite of the
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  luck of Irish. That's how it is here tonight
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  anyways. It will continue on that.
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  But yes, some things that have made some of the imaginations
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  run wild. Well, you might have heard about
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  it. Yes, the Trump assassination,
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  the crime scene photos are now being revealed, which I'll show
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  to you here in a second. And you're going to see the
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  chilling moments from traumatic incidents on the wild to even
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  the Cash Patel who was just so scared that his girlfriend and
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  him were hiding under the table. It was just something to be
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  seen. Bobby Kennedy had a PTSG.
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  As you can imagine, that one hurts the most.
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  And it is said to be all done at the hands of an engineer all the
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  way from like Northern California.
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  Isn't that something I tell you it just never, it just never
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  ceased to amaze me. Anyways, let me show you some of
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  these as this is some of what's happening here.
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  As you can see is you'll you will be able to see here.
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  Well, it all started the calm before the storm.
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  Look at that. That's what we know thus far.
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  There's Melania looking just beautiful.
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  There is there's Donald Trump doing something anyways.
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  But yeah, that's that's something.
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  I think that's the real Melania, if I'm to be, if I'm to be exact
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  here. OK, let's continue here.
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  Well, let me tell you a bit more about this now as the
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  assassination meters are now becoming mild and dialed in.
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  We we as you see, we started there with there was a light
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  hearted dinner event celebrating the work of many journalists,
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  the correspondents gender, a event that Donald Trump has
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  never attended before until this past weekend.
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  But a lot of people are past caring.
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  But who am I? Well, the the correspondent
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  gender, which became a story of its own, especially when
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  Carolina Liviette told us that there were going to be shots
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  fired while she meant it as shots did ring out and the White
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  House correspondent dinner. Indeed, Trump, who is attending
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  the correspondents dinner the first time in his presidency was
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  whisked away and immediately they made sure they got the next
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  president in line. At first, you might have seen
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  that JD Vance. As the chaos inside the
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  Washington Hilton ballroom unfolded, many people took note.
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  The order of operations, the protocol, It all started with
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  the mentalist, the the magician from Israel.
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  You might have seen him who was displaying a card.
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  We still can't figure out what he was playing.
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  Yes, but the event took place over there.
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  International Ballroom at the Washington Hilton, which started
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  around 8:00 PM Eastern just this past Saturday.
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  Melania arrived looking dashing, stunning.
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  Vice President JB Vance, Press Secretary, Secretary Carolina
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  Levitt all stormed up in once the pomp and circumstance began
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  with the guests rising for the national anthem.
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  Yes, it did. Trump could be seen saluting the
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  flag at the head of the table on stage, which was very nice of
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  him to remember. The United States for a change,
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  as guests settled down, began munching on their very delicious
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  salads, which I believe it was vinaigrette.
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  Some say it was oil and vinegar, but I, I digress.
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  They had no idea. Just a few yards away, they say
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  an alleged gunman named Cole Thomas Allen, three names, was
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  hurtling past the metal detector carrying a sign.
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  If you've seen it with an alleged 12 gauge pump action
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  shotgun and a 38 caliber semi automatic pistol and three
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  knives and initially a sign which then disappeared, many
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  believe he was, well, many believe he started munching on
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  that while those people were munching on salads.
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  You might not do that. He had a sign, then it
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  disappeared. He ate it.
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  He ate the sign. It's an edible sign.
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  You know, that's the new kind of manifestos out there.
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  Maybe I'll show it, maybe I will.
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  Well, the as the headliner, the mentalist Oz Perlman in our
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  relation to Rita, dazzled Melania and tickled Livette with
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  his mentalism. His his very, very impact ABS
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  shots were suddenly heard directly outside the ballroom.
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  Something of the following pal. Just to give you an example for
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  all those who are listening. Some guests would later say they
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  thought the sounds were just a waiter dropping a tray of food,
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  because sometimes those sound like shotguns in their own
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  right. Within seconds, the Secret
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  Service agents flooded the ballroom, as bewildered as the
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  last time in Butler, PA. Even Laverne and Shirley
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  returned as the Secret Service twin girls who were supposed to
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  be protecting somebody they weren't sure who, with two of
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  them jumping on stage to act as a human shield for the President
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  didn't realize he was the wrong one before other agents were
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  able to put pull him off stage. This is this is like 3 stooges.
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  I can't help myself. Melania Vance, Larry Shemp and
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  the rest of them. All the other dignitaries were
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  led away from stage to safety. The dinner guests ducked under
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  tables. Some played Scrabble while they
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  waited. Some got the hell out of there
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  because they realized the hotel wasn't validating parking,
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  meanwhile forgot that there was an ongoing assassination attempt
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  going on. Oh yeah, that I can't help it
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  anymore. We're living in a McDonald's
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  commercial of a United States of America.
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  Trump 2.0. The wackiest, wildest, dastardly
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  kind of cabinet administration will ever live through.
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  Well, at the same time now, Ellen wasn't getting so far
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  away. That's the alleged attacker.
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  No, he wasn't that bookworm genius.
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  The man with a college degree this time, yes, after rushing
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  past the agents outside who weren't checking for anything,
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  didn't even have a metal detector, just took your word
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  for it. After rushing past the agents
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  and shooting one in the chest who just managed to survive the
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  shotgun to the chest because he had a soup can protecting his
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  heart at that time, just by chance with his bulletproof vest
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  intact, the 31 year old was tackled to the ground and
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  detained. They detained him and spammed
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  him and said don't you do this again.
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  Well, the acting attorney general, Todd Blanchett,
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  revealed on Sunday that investigators believe that the
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  suspect had his sights set on the president and his crew.
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  Yes, he did. No reason given.
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  Speaking on NB CS, Meet the Depressed Blanche said the
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  following quote. We believe the suspect was
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  targeting the administration. That's what we believe.
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  And for all intense purposes, what else would he be doing
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  there? That's right.
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  Well, just this Monday, Allen was officially charged with
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  three criminal counts, of course, one for attempting to
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  assassinate the president, another for the Interstate
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  transportation of weapons, and finally, one for the discharge
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  of a firearm, this time during violent crime.
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  That's right, and even more that we're not aware of at this time.
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  It's just something to be seen. Well, despite his pleased that
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  the show must go on, the president eventually relented to
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  his caretakers and headed home to the White House.
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  Later that night, Trump addressed the violence,
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  condemning the suspected gunman, confirming he had been taken
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  into custody by the not so Secret Service.
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  Speaking during the press briefing, Trump said, quote,
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  he's a sick person, a very sick person.
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  We don't want things like this to happen.
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  Trump, who labeled the incident a, quote, traumatic experience
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  of the third kind, acknowledged he was reluctant to leave,
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  admitting I fought like hell to stay mainly because I forgot we
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  were supposed to be acting scared.
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  It was provided an update on the the new ballroom by saying this
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  would have never happened if it was in the Trump golden
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  ballroom. Speaking of which, we need room
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  for the new ballroom, UN quote. And just a lot of things.
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  And you could see the just tremendous, tremendous pictures
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  that say 1,000,000 words. There it is.
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  There's that moment of despair and fear right there.
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  There's Connie Chung. There's Carolina.
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  Leave it in her new face. There's the mental Roger Stone
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  look alike, look alike. The mentalist.
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  There's Melania. We think there's Donald, who
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  looks much older. There's yeah, a lot of people
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  there. There's there's Johnny
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  Knoxville. There's star-studded event.
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  Here's the here's the backup dancers.
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  Just incredible. Just incredible.
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  Kris Jenner might have been the two.
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  We don't even know. And here's the shooter.
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  Look at the shooter. Show it off with his bare chest
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  and his dislocated shoulder. Unbelievable.
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  Looking like Carlisle. What's his name?
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  I won't even say his name, but he looks like someone I know.
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  In fact, he looks like a roommate of mine.
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  Former. All right, so there you have it.
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  That's what took place, Jim. That's for myself.
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  We covered it over the weekend as best as we could.
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  I mean, what can you say? This thing is just real as just
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  everything else in this world. What are people saying out
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  there? Where did we get it right?
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  Who is we have many one who's the guy in the back in the
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  middle of wearing a dog collar? We don't know.
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  That might have been imp. Maddie, you should know.
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  You should know if he's seen Pulp Fiction.
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  Did anyone watch Trump on 60 minutes?
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  No, no. I've given him so many minutes
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  of my life. 60 more is a lot to ask for.
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  And finally we have Dave saying it's it is.
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  So the three Stooges. Yes, Dean, wish we got to fight,
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  fight, fight from. Yeah, I know.
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  I don't know what to say about this.
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  It's just when I heard this happen, honestly, I just, I
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  said, what does this mean? Does that mean we're supposed to
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  cover this like a real thing? Can we just do it Monday?
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  You know what I mean? I mean, you look at the timing
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  of this. Trump has the lowest.
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  He has the lowest percentile of approval ratings since Jimmy
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  Carter, which, who had the lowest, who took the record.
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  So he's tied with Jimmy Carter. I believe it's probably worse
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  than that. They're just giving him a
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  courtesy bump. But I, I just, I don't know what
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  to say about it anymore. It's just beyond me.
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  Beyond me. I don't know.
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  It's just beyond me. Anyways, that's how that one
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  goes. Here's some other things here
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  that wait till we get to some international news.
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  I can't wait to share that with you.
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  But here's some other things that are really catching the,
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  the, the wind and breaking the wind too.
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  Well, Melania is now calling for the firing of Jimmy Kimmel,
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  where I've been calling for the firing of Jimmy Kimmel since,
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  well, I don't know, so many years now just for the, for the
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  basic fact that he sucks, truly, truly sucks.
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  And that's offensive to me. Let me tell you a bit more about
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  this. This is something to be said.
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  Yes, it is Jimmy Kimmel, who is no friend of the Donald.
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  No, he's not. And a bit more about it now.
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  Well, Jimmy Kimmel, who is now on thin ice once again.
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  Could he be? We don't know, maybe anybody
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  tell me. Well, Jimmy Kimmel is now
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  raising some eyebrows. Yes, he is as now a new
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  censorship comes in cancel culture from the president's
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  office himself as a furious Donald Trump is now demanding
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  Jimmy kill me be fired from or by ABC and Disney after the
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  median made each other's joke about his wife Melania becoming,
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  quote, a widow just before the latest attempt on the
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  president's life. Well, Jimmy Kimmel's just
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  getting in on the just the fun of the entire orchestrated
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  ruckus. Can you blame him?
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  Well, this is what this is what was said by Trump just the other
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  day. In fact, earlier today to be
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  exact on True Social, he said the following Wow, Jimmy Kimmel,
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  who is in no way funny as a as attested to by his terrible
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  television ratings, made a statement on a show that is
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  really shocking. Yeah, calling Melania widow.
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  Yeah, that's terrible. Well, let me continue.
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  The president called the joke just days ago episode of Jimmy
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  Kimmel about his wife having the quote glow of an ex an expectant
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  widow completely quote far beyond the palm while calling
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  for the comedian to be immediately fired by Disney and
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  ABC. Trump noted how the Kimmel made
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  the joke and he called him a quote a lunatic or said quote a
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  lunatic tried entering the ballroom and the White House
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  correspondents dinner loaded up with a shotgun handgun and a
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  sign that he ate right in front of us and many knives here.
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  It was there. He was there for the very
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  obvious and sinister reason. Well, we assume because he was
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  paid to be there and be a Patsy, but I think he means to
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  assassinate Donald Trump just in the nick of time.
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  Cole Thomas Allen, yes. Kimmel set up a podium in front
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  of the White House to mock up, to pretend he was roasting the
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  president during the White House correspondent dinner.
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  I don't know how many of you saw that.
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  I certainly did, in case you haven't seen it.
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  Let's see if we can display that, shall we?
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  This is what I'm talking about. This is Jimmy Kimmel's joke.
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  Maybe it's terrible. Maybe it's not.
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  You be the judge and we'll be the coroner's.
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  Well, did it play? Damn it.
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  Oh, it didn't. See.
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  I hate this. OK.
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  Anyways, terrible idea. Oh God, don't you just love live
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  television? And we'll try to play that again
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  as the video does not play anyways, as that's being done.
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  You just want to destroy things sometimes, like me, I do.
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  Well, I'm stalled now, thank you very much.
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  I have no data. Anyways, so will Jimmy Kimmel be
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  fired? Probably not.
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  Who cares? You know, we have, we're in a
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  terrible situation. We're in a global energy
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  shortage, in crisis that's not going to end anytime soon
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  because we just have a wonderful, terrific genius, just
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  genius president who's just orchestrating these things as
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  they go. So forgive my cynicism.
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  I've reached my wit's end, like many Americans, haven't you?
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  Anyways, as that's happening, Speaking of which, well, Mike
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  Adams released something very interesting, the upcoming
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  famine. Just a wonderful read.
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  Dinner table discussion. You haven't seen it.
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  It's just absolutely incredible. I'll tell you a bit more about
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  it now as we get there. Yes, this is coming out of
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  natural news and we thank the heavens for it and we thank them
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  loud and proud as now we go to Mike Adams says what Mike Adams
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  does here it is the upcoming famine and aren't we just a
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  little scared about it? We coming in the air tonight.
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  Can you feel Boost Mobile just grabbing my neck and squeezing
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  me to no end. I think so.
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  God, I'd love to go to India and just bombing a call center
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  sometimes. Well, a man made catastrophe is
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  now underway and Mike Adams knows when the catastrophe calls
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  he picks up and I cover. Well now here's a prediction.
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  Now it is a warning based on hard evidence.
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  Now by the end of 2027, if the Strait of Hormuz accrues many
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  more months of wartime closure, which it's seemingly stemming to
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  play that way because of Israel, it really doesn't matter what
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  kind of peace treaty we want or the Iranians want.
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  It's what Israel wants. Cause what Israel wants, Israel
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  gets. And they got their main man in
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  power to do so. There's no plan.
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  There's no cryptic symbolism. None of that.
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  None of that. Let's not get crazy.
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  Well, man's of people will starve to death.
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  It's already happening. Australia is having a held time
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  not because of a drought or plague, but because of a small
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  group of men in Washington and Tel Aviv.
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  That real shithole of a city in the shithole country called
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  Israel, I believe. Well, the closure of the Strait
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  of Hormuz has already cut off the flow of fertilizer to the
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  world's most vulnerable nations, and the food system is now
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  collapsing in slow motion. That's right.
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  It's not one incident. It's deliberate engineered
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  famine. And here's what he's talking
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  about. The trigger was the US Israeli
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  war on Iran, which began in late February, February 28th to be
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  exact, as many have agreed to that.
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  Now the current military campaign is choking fertilizer
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  supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, potentially triggering
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  the worst food crisis since the 1970s.
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  The mainstream lame stream urine soaked media wants you to
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  believe that this is a tragic side effect of war.
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  I believe it is the goal. The population has been quite
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  ambitious lately, as the globalist elite for decades
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  continue what they do, patch choking humanity the best way
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  they know how. The modern agriculture is
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  utterly dependent on the synthetic fertilizer, which
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  should turn in turn depends on the natural gas and sulfur.
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  Smells lovely, doesn't it? Roughly 1/3 of the world's
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  seaborne fertilizer passes through the Strait of Hormuz.
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  With that Strait effectively close as of March, the supply of
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  ammonia, urea and phosphates is totally collapsed.
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  Ron Paul Institute reports that quote, the price of two main
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  fertilizer ingredients, ammonia and urea, spiked 20 and some say
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  even 50%, respectively, late March.
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  The situation has only worsened since then.
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  The International Emergency agency confirms that the global
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  oil flows have fallen 13% and it's only just begun.
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  See, this is a satanic cult here.
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  That's, as I shared with you years ago, is putting the Albert
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  Pike prediction into action. So far, my predictions, me
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  personally, Dean Ryan, have really not fallen short of just
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  becoming reality, sad to say. You know, who's the real
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  mentalist Hill? Who's the real mentalist hill?
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  Well, the countries that will be hit hardest, they're saying
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  sedan is already there. More than 22 million people
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  there require emergency food aid and they're planting season runs
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  from June to July. So they're going to miss those
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  crops. Fertilizer does not arrive.
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  By then, the entire region will face catastrophic harvest
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  failure. Yemen, Somalia, Ethiopia,
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  Bangladesh and Egypt are next in line.
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  All nations dependent on imported fertilizer, natural
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  gas. Now the United Nations Office
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  for Project Services warns that a continued disruption could
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  push 45,000,000 more people into hunger worldwide.
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  Notice the pattern? Nearly all these countries are
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  in Africa and South Asia. This is not a coincidence.
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  In Mike Adams research he's found that the same nations that
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  are already food insecure are the ones most dependent on their
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  Hormuz transit. They are the target.
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  Yes, they are. That Deagle might be coming back
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  into play. Anybody.
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  Well, who's to blame you might ask?
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  That's a good question. Let's be clear, Iran did not
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  attack the United States. Donald Trump escalated a
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  conflict that was entirely avoidable.
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  Well, in a recent article the famineers put out there on
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  national news, he wrote Mark Adams and his quote The choice
• 28:24
  to escalate strikes on Iran and enforce a blockade of Strait
• 28:27
  Hormuz is not defensive and not a defensive necessity.
• 28:34
  It's an act of aggression that has severed the world's most
• 28:37
  critical arteries of commerce. Every day the Strait remains
• 28:41
  closed because of the US, with the US raging addiction to war
• 28:49
  for one in its condemnation or exception, exceptional
• 28:55
  condemnation of Israelis enemies and the day that condemns
• 29:01
  thousands to death since the day they start to go to war.
• 29:04
  That is, Iran controls the trade and rather negotiate.
• 29:08
  Rather than negotiate a reasonable toll deal that would
• 29:11
  allow fertilizer shipments to flow, the administration has
• 29:15
  chosen to maintain a blockade once the Strait of Hormuz was
• 29:18
  opened, in case you forgot. And therefore some people call
• 29:22
  that the R word repugnant and, yes, retardant.
• 29:28
  Well, the Strait in closing, if the Strait of Hormuz reopens
• 29:32
  tomorrow, the worst could be avoided.
• 29:33
  Crops could still be planted and millions of lives could be
• 29:36
  saved. But given the political dynamics
• 29:38
  and the entrenched war agenda, that seemed unlikely.
• 29:42
  So therefore, people like Mike Adams and myself urge you to
• 29:45
  prepare and grow your own food, store clean water, non
• 29:48
  perishable supplies, and learn self-reliance.
• 29:51
  That is not panic, it is prudence.
• 29:54
  The only way to survive an engineered famine is to
• 29:56
  decentralize your food system. We also must pray for peace and
• 30:01
  hold warmongers accountable. The truth is only on our side,
• 30:05
  and it's the weapon against the engineered catastrophe.
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  If you want to read more of this, go to naturalnews.com.
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  Wonderful. Thank you very much.
• 30:17
  Mike Adams puts it all into perspective for us, doesn't he?
• 30:23
  I think that's how that one goes.
• 30:26
  Let me tell you about this now as we kind of lighten our
• 30:30
  lighten our loafers just a bit, and we talk about tea and
• 30:33
  crumpets. Yes, King crumpets.
• 30:37
  You might ask what do you mean by that?
• 30:39
  Well, I mean that there is a new visitor in the White House.
• 30:43
  Yes, I'm talking about the sausage king of London.
• 30:48
  You know what I'm talking about? Yes, the sausage king of London.
• 30:53
  I'm talking about Prince Charles made his way to not Downing St.
• 30:59
  this time, but 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. and he brought, he brought
• 31:04
  some, well, he brought some very lovely guests.
• 31:07
  I, I guess you could say I use that word very lightly.
• 31:11
  I'm talking about Camilla, for one.
• 31:14
  Yeah, I'm talking about Camilla. Let me tell you a bit more about
• 31:17
  it. This says a lot between well,
• 31:19
  it's going to say a lot between the UK and US relations now as
• 31:23
  the US is now hosting King Charles.
• 31:28
  I'm not used to saying that. I'm not used to saying that.
• 31:31
  Let me tell you about this. There it is.
• 31:34
  There's David Coverdale, there's the sausage king of London,
• 31:38
  there is orange man bad and there is Melania who is just got
• 31:44
  a bonus in a raise for being first lady.
• 31:46
  Let me take a bit more about this now.
• 31:50
  Well now, yes, sausage, King of London, King Charles and Queen
• 31:58
  Camilla, never my lifetime. I have now arrived at the White
• 32:03
  House and greeted greeted President Donald Trump at the
• 32:08
  historic state visit that got underway last night.
• 32:16
  The King and Queen arrived at Washington DC, an 8 hour flight,
• 32:22
  just days after that hocus pocus of an attempt on Donald Trump's
• 32:28
  life once again. Oh my.
• 32:32
  Well, this time it sparked fears the trip could be cancelled.
• 32:36
  But Donald Trump would never say no to Mr. Kipling's trumpet.
• 32:42
  No he wouldn't. Or a wonderful Lady Grey that's
• 32:48
  right of a tea. No he wouldn't.
• 32:52
  Don't be ridiculous. Well, amid the heightened
• 32:56
  security fears after Saturday's fiasco, whatever that was,
• 33:01
  Charles and Camilla, the lovely bride of England, flew into the
• 33:06
  Union Flag emblazoned government debt to a military airport South
• 33:12
  of Washington, DC, with the palace insisting, quote, minor
• 33:17
  adjustments, yes, were needed. After the dinner shooting, the
• 33:22
  couple were given heavy protections as they were whisked
• 33:26
  away like a bunch of eggs trying to scramble.
• 33:30
  Charles and Cabella were seeming seemingly beaming as they
• 33:34
  stepped out of their ultra secure cars provided by the US
• 33:37
  Secret Service for the motorcade.
• 33:40
  The Royals were welcomed on the South Lawn by Donald Trump and
• 33:44
  his lovelier, much prettier First Lady and wife Melania.
• 33:50
  No, not Laura Lumen at this time, with the two couples
• 33:54
  embracing each other, hitting each other with sausages and
• 33:58
  playing croquet with sausage and crumpets.
• 34:02
  Camilla was wearing a white chiffon dress which he spilt a
• 34:07
  lot of grey Poupon on. That little clumsy bitch with
• 34:12
  the black beaded embroidery by Anna Valentin it was.
• 34:19
  She was seen smiling from ear to ear, so much so that her road
• 34:24
  map of a face broadly was showing a glimpse of a grin.
• 34:32
  As the couple emerge from their car that only someone like
• 34:35
  Austin Powers would drive, Frump warmly shook the King's hand for
• 34:40
  the first time and wiped it off from all the sausage grease as
• 34:45
  they have met many times before. But this time was different
• 34:49
  'cause he brought some horseradish with him for a horse
• 34:54
  herself named Camilla. A kid posing for photographs for
• 35:01
  nearly two minutes, Trump appeared to make a small talk
• 35:05
  with the king as they stood in the sunshine while he was
• 35:08
  broiling into a crisp 'cause he was a just a little trinket of a
• 35:14
  sausage, he was. The quartet went inside to enjoy
• 35:17
  a private tea gathering together.
• 35:21
  What they talked about was anyone's guest.
• 35:24
  When they went to the Green Room on the state floor, the spread
• 35:28
  featured finger sandwiches, cakes, honey, with a pot of tea
• 35:35
  being poured by a staffing member.
• 35:38
  And yes, the groom of the stool was nearby.
• 35:43
  Poor little bugger, he had the bronze end and the short end of
• 35:49
  a stick. The caboose if you will.
• 35:54
  Well, the King and the Queen where they also were given a
• 35:57
  tour of the South Lawn where they were shown all the little
• 36:00
  people who lived nearby and also a new beehive in the shape of
• 36:04
  the White House or the rump of the President himself, depending
• 36:09
  who you're asking. Unveiled by the First Lady last
• 36:12
  week for her contempt and hatred towards Donald can be seen in
• 36:17
  every symbolic stature. Charles and Camilla's tea, well
• 36:23
  with the Trump's, ran for more than 45 minutes, no more, no
• 36:27
  less, around doubled the planned time, so much so that tea became
• 36:34
  iced. Iced tea that is.
• 36:38
  They spent around 20 minutes chatting, not sweet nothings,
• 36:41
  upon the White House beehive garden and their honey display,
• 36:46
  which if you haven't seen it, well, you're missing out.
• 36:50
  I wish I was there too. It was such a gathering now.
• 36:56
  In the conclusion of it all, the King and Queen later departed
• 37:00
  the White House. Charles spotted waving as they
• 37:03
  arrived at the garden party at the British Embassy in
• 37:06
  Washington. Trump wanted the first inward
• 37:10
  state visit on his second term in office to be from the UKA
• 37:16
  reflection of the Anglovile nature of his administration and
• 37:21
  his family ties to the UK and his extremely enormous love of
• 37:26
  Mr. B. Sources say the trip will
• 37:29
  celebrate the cultural, historical, economic people to
• 37:33
  people, links that really bind our two nations together.
• 37:37
  And for the mere fact that it is America who owns Led Zeppelin,
• 37:41
  not the UK, you've got that. They belong to us and The
• 37:46
  Beatles too, while we're at it. Reporters will be kept.
• 37:49
  They were kept from a distance, a long distance.
• 37:52
  The content for them is highly growing between Trump and even
• 37:58
  the King too, who's never said a word to them since his arrival.
• 38:03
  Yes, the royal visitors were also welcomed by Sir Christian
• 38:07
  Turner, the new British ambassador, his wife Lady
• 38:13
  Turner, and a Tina Turner impersonator. 2 The senior
• 38:18
  members of the embassy were embarrassed, but they were
• 38:21
  there, all five of them. A military band played God Save
• 38:26
  the Queen and God Save the King Too.
• 38:29
  And the backgrounds? Yes, they did, only to be
• 38:34
  followed by an instrumental five person quartet of Wonderwall.
• 38:41
  The State Visit program will also.
• 38:43
  They were celebrating the historic connections of the
• 38:46
  modern bilateral relationship. As now it will mark the 250th
• 38:51
  anniversary of American Independence, declared July 4th,
• 38:56
  1776. As now our new dependence is on
• 39:00
  Israel, but we haven't figured out a holiday for that one yet.
• 39:04
  Trump loves the Royals and described the meeting as
• 39:09
  terrific, wonderful. It's in closing.
• 39:15
  Second closing. It's also said that First Lady
• 39:18
  Melania Trump in that real Queen Camilla Barker are expected to
• 39:25
  meet separately soon to have a Ladies Day out and talk a bunch
• 39:30
  of crap about the husband. More on that later.
• 39:35
  There you have it. I just love it, don't you?
• 39:41
  You know what I love too? I'll show you what I love.
• 39:46
  Look at this one here. This is something here.
• 39:48
  You got to see this. This is you remember the Queen.
• 39:56
  I'll never forget when the Queen was still alive and Donald stood
• 40:02
  next to her. Yeah, Here it is.
• 40:05
  I love it. This is just wonderful.
• 40:08
  I'll never forget these days. Yes.
• 40:16
  Looked at. And he stood in front of her.
• 40:20
  That will go down as one of the best.
• 40:22
  I'll never forget that. What say you out there?
• 40:28
  Is it satisfying for you? Tea and crumpets, anyone?
• 40:31
  How do you feel about that? Will our nation's ever heal?
• 40:39
  Does Kamala? Does she acknowledge the term
• 40:42
  heal, I wonder? Yep, we have tangerine dreams
• 40:49
  saying Yep, he sauteed a long pastor.
• 40:53
  Yes, he did. He likes his sausage sauteed,
• 40:57
  not broiled. And we have Dave, Dave Kunay, he
• 41:02
  says list of people checking out their new bunkers.
• 41:05
  Yes, they're very invasive, aren't they?
• 41:09
  I think so on that note, we're going to take a quick break here
• 41:13
  here at the Royals. Watch 2026 when we get back.
• 41:19
  When we get back, we're going to have a in depth study of Kash
• 41:23
  Patel, whose past is catching up to him as his public urination
• 41:29
  is becoming a public serenation coronation.
• 41:34
  We talk about that and also there's something new that's
• 41:38
  coming out about Michael Jackson and his secret codes.
• 41:42
  What on earth does that mean? What does he mean by that?
• 41:48
  And potentially a closer if we can manage it, meaning me a
• 41:55
  closer look at the CCTV footage as put out there by the Benny
• 42:03
  Johnson. Yes, Benny Johnson, Yes, he put
• 42:06
  it out there. The Pat Boone of Independent
• 42:09
  Media. Yeah, he put out a incredible
• 42:11
  footage of the would be assassin assailant running past the
• 42:18
  security at the correspondent dinner.
• 42:21
  Very interesting. We'll see what that's all about.
• 42:23
  And if there's any clues from Miss Benny Johnson, the Ryan
• 42:26
  Seacrest of Alternative Media. You're watching nine of those
• 42:30
  lounge for members only. We'll be back after this break.
• 42:44
  So the prayer is cease Art 2517 and it reads And pray with me
• 42:47
  please. The path of the downed aviator
• 42:51
  is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and
• 42:55
  the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who in the name of
• 42:59
  camaraderie and duty shepherd the lost through the valley of
• 43:02
  darkness, for he is truly his brothers keeper and the Finder.
• 43:07
  Lost children. And I will strike down upon thee
• 43:11
  with great vengeance and furious, and those who attempt
• 43:14
  to capture and destroy. My.
• 43:16
  Brother vengeance and fury, and you will know my call.
• 43:18
  Sign those who say he won to poison when I lay my vengeance
• 43:23
  upon. And you will know my name is the
• 43:26
  Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
• 43:48
  The chocolate mom lunches were getting pretty boring, so I told
• 43:52
  her about not doing chicken spread.
• 43:54
  Now look what she does with our sandwiches.
• 43:57
  Cranberry sauce and lettuce on chicken spread.
• 43:59
  Sharky peanut butter and apple sauce on this one.
• 44:02
  Even made a nifty sauce tomato. Salad, like I told.
• 44:05
  Her. Mom.
• 44:05
  You plus other words like having a bondish Mord.
• 44:52
  OK, welcome back. Welcome back, everybody, to the
• 45:00
  400 Mint 400 race. We hear just loud vehicles
• 45:05
  everywhere you go. I am still Dean Ryan, living in
• 45:09
  exile in a Turkish prison. Within.
• 45:13
  Within. My prison is within.
• 45:16
  On Only within. It's so good to be here.
• 45:20
  Well, here is a few other things that have managed to catch the
• 45:24
  attention of this truly, which is very hard to do these days.
• 45:28
  I have the attention span of a gnat.
• 45:30
  What's that? See, doesn't take much there.
• 45:35
  You know, you might have seen you might have seen Cash Patel
• 45:40
  over the weekend who was well, he did seem too worried about
• 45:44
  what was happening at the correspondent dinner.
• 45:46
  No, he wasn't. No, he wasn't.
• 45:47
  He was hiding somebody under the table.
• 45:50
  Yes, he was. Who it was, I'm not sure.
• 45:54
  I'm not sure there's a lot of people who are asking what in
• 45:58
  the world is going on with Cash Patel and some of us charged
• 46:02
  with past care because we never liked the bastard to begin with.
• 46:05
  Well, let me tell you about this now.
• 46:07
  This is something that is now making headway across the DC
• 46:12
  Beltway and it's Cash Patel is having a well he's now you have
• 46:18
  to remember he's suing. He's suing the Atlantic manager,
• 46:23
  Yes, he is for calling him an excessive drinker.
• 46:30
  Yes, he is. He's called he's assuming them
• 46:33
  and he's saying that he wants 200.
• 46:35
  What's it, $250 million in in just in general?
• 46:40
  So, yeah, he wants $250 million from the Atlantic for calling
• 46:44
  him an excessive trigger. Anyways, let me tell you about
• 46:47
  this now. Well, FBI director and current
• 46:50
  hostage and chief Kash Patel was once arrested for public
• 46:54
  urination. Can you believe that?
• 46:58
  Hey, you know what? When you got to go, you got to
• 47:00
  go. Does it matter where you are?
• 47:03
  I'm asking. You know, I, I represent the
• 47:05
  toddlers and two year olds and some of the drunks out there.
• 47:08
  Anyways, I'm just saying. Well, Cash Patel, yes, was
• 47:12
  arrested for that. The 46 year old may soon be out
• 47:15
  of a job, many are saying, as he found himself in some hot water
• 47:19
  once again. It's now been revealed that
• 47:24
  Patel has been arrested twice for incidents involving alcohol,
• 47:27
  including once for public urination and another for being
• 47:30
  drunk in public. Well, the lawyer made the
• 47:33
  admission in a 2005 letter about disclosures on his Florida Bar
• 47:37
  application, which was also part of his personal file in the
• 47:41
  Miami-Dade Public Defender's office, where he was once
• 47:44
  employed. In one letter, Cash Patel, a law
• 47:48
  student all the way back then, explained that quote.
• 47:52
  We went to a few local bars and consumed some alcoholic drinks,
• 47:56
  which I guess that's what people do at bars, you know, the
• 47:59
  alcoholic drinks. However, things got out of hand
• 48:03
  due to a bad decision Patel made while walking home drunk.
• 48:08
  Well, he's he went on letter to state quote in a gross deviation
• 48:12
  from appropriate conduct, which is a long form of saying in a
• 48:16
  bad decision, we attempted to relieve our bladders while
• 48:20
  walking home, he recalled in the document quote.
• 48:26
  Before we could even do so, a police cruiser stopped the
• 48:29
  group. We were then arrested for public
• 48:32
  urination. And, you know, depending where
• 48:37
  you're paying, I mean, do the cops have nothing better to do
• 48:41
  than should just like creepily stalk a bunch of guys who are
• 48:46
  about to like, pee in the alleyway?
• 48:48
  You know, it makes you think, doesn't it just makes you think,
• 48:53
  well, that's one arrest. Let me tell you about another
• 48:55
  one in a second incident that's coming to coming to head, which
• 49:00
  occurred even four years earlier than previous incidents.
• 49:03
  While Patel Sidney was arrested for public intoxication while at
• 49:07
  a home basketball game. Well, according to Mr. Patel, he
• 49:11
  was escorted out of the arena by a school officer due to
• 49:14
  excessive cheering. Yes, he got really excited,
• 49:19
  dressed up like a cheerleader in all, and started doing kick
• 49:22
  stands and kick jumps. You would have thought you were
• 49:26
  watching David Lee Roth or something.
• 49:29
  Well, he wrote at the time, quote, upon exiting the arena
• 49:32
  and the officer placed me under arrest for public intoxication
• 49:36
  as I was not yet of 21 years of age, Patel claimed he had two
• 49:42
  drinks and did a fine. After the arrest, he was found
• 49:45
  guilty of a misdemeanor charge. Wow.
• 49:50
  Now, Patel's representative, Erica Knight was quick to defend
• 49:55
  President Trump's FBI director and responded, quote, Cash's
• 49:59
  entire background was thoroughly examined and vetted prior to him
• 50:03
  assuming his role as public official and urinator.
• 50:10
  Well, these attacks, they went on later to say these attacks
• 50:13
  are nothing more than an attempt to undermine a process that has
• 50:16
  already deemed him suitable to serve and a distraction to
• 50:21
  record-breaking success of the FBI under Director Patel.
• 50:28
  What records did they break? Well, your guess is as good as
• 50:31
  mine. Isn't that something?
• 50:34
  Isn't that something? Now, concerns over Patel's
• 50:38
  drinking have raised a lot of eyebrows.
• 50:42
  Yes, they have. And in case you don't know.
• 50:46
  And who can forget Cash Patel when he was just there for the
• 50:50
  Olympics recently? Yes, who can forget that man?
• 50:56
  Yes, and he, he loves his Saint Paul's girl, doesn't he?
• 51:00
  Yes, he does. He's a cheap date, isn't he?
• 51:02
  Look at him. Well, who can forget that?
• 51:04
  Well, let me continue by going on now as concerns over Patel's
• 51:08
  drinking blew up recently in the viral video of him chugging a
• 51:11
  beer with the US Olympic team in Italy following the victory over
• 51:15
  Canada. Hey, you know what?
• 51:16
  When you beat Canada and anything in Winter Olympics, you
• 51:19
  go a little overboard. Can you blame the guy He's and
• 51:23
  plus he already is living. He's living and looking very
• 51:27
  intense 24/7. Well, Team USA, he said Patel
• 51:32
  invited me to the locker room to celebrate the historic moment
• 51:34
  with the boys. Greatest country on earth and
• 51:36
  greatest sport on earth, he defended at the time you might
• 51:40
  recall Patel's boozing ways are also said to have left Trump a
• 51:43
  well known T told her furious. Yes, Trump doesn't like alcohol.
• 51:51
  Earlier this month, The Atlantic reported tale had been
• 51:53
  intoxicated at two different clubs and that his drinking has
• 51:58
  been, quote, a reoccurring source of concern across
• 52:01
  government. Patel bashed the allegations and
• 52:04
  sued the outlet for $250 million in a wild defamation lawsuit.
• 52:09
  And he went on by saying following and closing quote, I
• 52:12
  have never been intoxicated on the job.
• 52:14
  That's why we we filed a $250 million defamation lawsuit, he
• 52:20
  said in a press conference. He said, quote, and, and any one
• 52:25
  of you who wants to participate, bring it on.
• 52:27
  I'll see you in court. Also bring your own beer, UN
• 52:31
  quote. All of those noise and backlash
• 52:34
  for Ron Patel may lead him to losing his job, which claimed
• 52:40
  all drama surrounding the FBI director is not looking good.
• 52:45
  It's only a matter of time, an insider says, Well, that's sad,
• 52:51
  isn't it? That's really sad.
• 52:54
  It's sad. But what time is happy hour?
• 52:55
  That's what he wants to know. And finally here before we go
• 52:59
  the way of the drunken Buffalo, there's not something that's
• 53:04
  that cut my eye. This is, you know, a lot of news
• 53:07
  is coming out about a lot of the former mega stars.
• 53:11
  You know, we don't really have superstars anymore.
• 53:14
  No, no, we don't. Probably the closest we've had
• 53:19
  in recent memory has been Donald Trump, but I think you know how
• 53:22
  that has turned out. Well, let me tell you about this
• 53:24
  now. This is really something, and
• 53:26
  I'll let you be the judge is now we talk about Michael Jackson.
• 53:33
  That's right. Well now exclusive this is
• 53:36
  coming out of Radar Online is now Michael Jackson's secret
• 53:40
  codes for underage sex laid bare in a new lawsuit How they say
• 53:45
  Michael Jackson allegedly plied victims with boos and used child
• 53:50
  friendly language to conceal his evil.
• 53:56
  Let's check this out, shall we? Let's write Michael Jackson use
• 54:01
  quote child friendly language to appeal to underage minor and
• 54:05
  hide his sexual assaults. They're saying from others in
• 54:10
  explosive lawsuit alleges four children of Dominic Cascio, one
• 54:16
  of Jackson's former best friends, have filed a suit
• 54:19
  against the Pop Superstars estate, claiming he repeatedly
• 54:23
  raped and molested them. Wow.
• 54:26
  According to the new lawsuit the obtained by Radar, the siblings
• 54:32
  Edward, Dominic, Marie, Nicole and Aldo accused Jackson of
• 54:35
  grooming, drugging, raping and sexually assaulting them over
• 54:38
  the course of more than a decade, beginning when some of
• 54:40
  them were as young as age 7. The Thriller singer allegedly
• 54:46
  had some specific keywords and phrases to let his young victims
• 54:49
  know he was looking for some action.
• 54:54
  That's right. Well, he would say things.
• 54:57
  Quote can I have a meeting? Yoga T Neverland in Go to
• 55:03
  Disneyland were his code words for encouraging the children to
• 55:07
  engage in extreme sexual lewd acts with him, according to
• 55:11
  court documents. Those acts were as bad as, if
• 55:15
  not worse than anything that can be described or imagined.
• 55:20
  When Jackson wanted to prey on his young victims with drugs and
• 55:23
  alcohol, he would use quote, he would call wine Jesus juice, as
• 55:28
  we all remember, and hard liquor, Disney juice quote He
• 55:32
  associated alcohol with playing, including encouraging plaintiffs
• 55:35
  to drink with him while they were in the basement of his
• 55:38
  Neverland Ranch game room, which he then called the Wine cellar.
• 55:43
  Wow, wow. I'll tell you that.
• 55:48
  That is something else. Continuing, Jackson is being
• 55:55
  celebrated in a new blockbuster movie that conveniently ends
• 55:58
  right before the singer became haunted by allegations of abuse.
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  According to the new lawsuit, the Grammy Award winner
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  manipulated the siblings to fear and distrust others so that they
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  would hide the abuse. One of the plaintiffs says quote
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  he repeatedly stressed that all of our lives and plaintiffs
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  family's members lives would be destroyed if his sexual activity
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  with them were discovered and, the document read, he told them
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  to hide outside. Excuse me, to hide them and hide
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  them good. If someone entered the room
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  during a molestation session, he drilled them what to say to
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  police officers and other adults in the event if they were asked
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  whether they were being molested by Jackson, told them to stay
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  away from therapists to avoid women who told them they were
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  evil, sneaky liars and could smell if something sexual had
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  happened. Wow, that is something finally,
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  this is just another, you know, he's been dead for how many
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  years now? And he if there's now a new
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  movie that I'm just hearing about, that is all the talk of
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  the town that is showing what a superstar Michael Jackson was
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  for the new generation. And this lawsuit just got
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  dropped in the the nick of time. Very interesting, very
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  interesting. What do you think out there?
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  Do you buy it? You care?
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  Do you want more Here it is Well, we have a lot of people
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  who are saying some things about it carry down cell phone.
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  OK, so here is one more thing here.
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  I I found this very interesting. This is I got to show you this.
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  This is our last segment here. This is happening in, I want to
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  say Germany around the world is we now finish with one, just one
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  more thing. Just one more thing.
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  I want to show you this. This is a annual event happening
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  in Germany. Stand by.
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  OK, here we go. Thank you very much.
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  Thank you for your patience. OK, this is our last story.
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  This is, you know, there's different cultures and different
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  commensurary celebrations that happen all the time around the
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  world. You know, you go to Yonkers, NY,
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  they have the annual hot dog eating contest and we've yet to
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  see anything as despicable and gross as that.
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  Well, then again, we just saw the attempted assassination,
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  which was pretty stale, dull and pretty disgusting, you know,
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  right? Well, this is something a little
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  different. There's now an annual event that
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  takes place and it's called the Seagull Screeching Contest.
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  If you don't know what that is, what you're going to know by the
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  end of this little segment is we now celebrate World's cultural
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  annual participation in different kind of different
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  ceremonies. Here we go as we try to be
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  worldly, tell us like it is. In today's handoff to Joe and
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  Erica, a unique competition from bar on Belgium's coast and here,
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  the crowd is not winging their performance.
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  They're calling over it years as soon as that sounds right.
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  I'd like to welcome you to the European Seagull Scorpion
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  Contest, where imitations for the birds kids to adults
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  contestants from 16 countries belted out their best beachside
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  battle cries. We just want to make seagulls
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  sexy again. They really need our support.
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  Really I'm I'm going to ask a question did I miss one of the
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  seagulls were sexy the first time judging is based on style
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  sound and full on feathered commitment.
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  Organizers say again, it's about changing the seagull narrative.
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  Maybe Big Seagull hired some PR and you know, sexy back.
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  OK, yeah, they sound. From what?
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  Bring sexy back. Thank you for that.
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  And yeah, so screaming seagulls. Just another example of how
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  people celebrate the birds. I thought that was interesting.
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  That's what they do in Belgium and Belgium is home of the beer.
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  Home of the beer. So anyways, on that note, I want
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