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Super News #40-Deport Them All-Media Fails in Coverage of Idaho Shooting-SCOTUS End of Term Results & Fast Facts · Prestons Super Show

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Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Preston's
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Super Show. What a cooker outside today.
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Good God almighty, was it hot in Illinois?
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Oh my gosh, woke up like, Yep, can't be as worse as it's been
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those last four days. Went out at groceries.
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There's a parade in town. Cooking, boy, cooking.
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Oh, hot sweat sticking to your skin.
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You can't even sweat because it's so hot.
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We have a lot to talk about today and the coffee's brewing,
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so don't mind me. Sip, sip.
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You know, one thing I won't do is go track down shows.
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If I can't hit three buttons on Tubi and get to a show, I'm not
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watching it. Nope, not watching it.
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Like today X Games. OK, here we go, not on Tubi.
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So I'm already suspect about this.
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Why isn't it on Tubi? OK, it's on the Roku Channel for
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free. OK, I go Roku Channel.
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That's one button. I flip the menu, that's two
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buttons. I clicked the show, that's three
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buttons and three buttons. 3 clicks.
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I was on the X Games watching the X Games, which was fun.
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I mean, there was a lot of guys spilling today.
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Oh, I see one guy went up, did a freaking half camel somersault
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backstabber flip, and he came down and oh, he's so lucky he
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didn't bust his noodle because he came back close.
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Some of those guys were just eating it today.
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Then I don't know, I think it's the heat.
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I think that heat going up in the air upside down and seeing
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that sunlight, bam, there goes your trick, there goes your gold
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medal. And that's what happened today
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in the X Games. But I stand by my premise to the
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beginning of the show. There's no way, you know, these
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people go, yeah, watch this. It was 10 episodes, 20 episodes.
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I watched the WNBA. It was over here.
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You go over there, get this package.
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Go to hell. I'm not doing any of that.
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I'm not doing any of that. This is what I'm doing. 2
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clicks, bam, let it run, boom done.
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And if I want the news, I don't know.
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Do they not know how the news is working on the TV?
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Do they not know the layout of the land?
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Do they not know that I clicked Pluto and I got 30 news channels
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to pick from? And I'm usually settling for
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Newsmax 2 or Real America's Voice.
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And then I'm flipping over to Bloomberg because for some
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reason the conservative media pitches the gold.
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And to buy this and to buy that and you need a cup of coffee,
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fill it up. They pitch all that stuff to
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you, which is great. You got to get your advertisers
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in there and all that. But how about having just a
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financial show? I feel like I should be going on
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Newsmax or be going on Rav, and I feel like within a couple
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seconds, something about finance or the economy should be coming
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across the screen. This is where the conservatives
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are going to be in a little bit of trouble down the road because
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the younger people, especially the millennials, the people that
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are JD Vance's age down to my age, we want to hear about the
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economy. We turn into the news.
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You're telling me about XYZ. We know about mom.
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Donnie in New York City won the primary.
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He's a joker. He's running on the communist
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agenda. He wants to tax white
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neighborhoods. We know all this stuff.
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I mean, it's great, you know, I know you have to do your job and
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talk about this stuff, but the economy is what Trump ran on and
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won on. Immigration is tied to the
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economy big time because we're talking about jobs that need to
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be cleared out. We're talking about factories,
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warehouses, hotels, restaurants, farms that have been abusing
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workers, then underpaying workers and then having those
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illegal aliens. And not even, they're not even
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treating those people right. And then on top of that, here
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come the American citizens graduate, then they get a
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degree. Now they get into the workforce
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with no experience, maybe like a Taco Bell, McDonald's type of
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thing. That's all they have.
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That's all they have on their background.
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It's some little nothing. And then they go into the job
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that they want, their career they want and and they're
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overridden. They've been overridden by
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illegals. That's why you have two million
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student loan borrowers about to have their wages garnished.
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That's about to double. And you're going to have up to
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10 million who are facing garnishment by the end of this
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year because economy is not heading in the right direction.
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And we can break that down 1st. We could look at a town level
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and the city level. So let's talk about Illinois.
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This is a great example. It's a great way to start the
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show, right? About money, the economy,
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talking about abort things. So we will take Illinois as the
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example, which acts like the exception in a lot of cases,
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right? So when you look at the state of
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Illinois, you could just take a look at the the taxes are second
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highest in the country no matter where you look.
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I mean, California's the only state that has Illinois beat on
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taxes, and California has way more people than Illinois does.
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So I would say Illinois is actually the highest tax state
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if you're looking at per capita because the people aren't
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keeping up and then they keep raising the taxes.
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But you're losing the core demographic here in Illinois,
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the elected leaders, the Democratic machine has
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effectively driven off families from wanting to raise their
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children in this state and go through the school systems.
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A lot of it's because they allowed the gay agenda in
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school, the transgender agenda, the mutilation agenda.
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They allowed that into the school systems.
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Then they went after the homeschoolers, which are make up
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a a dominant portion of downstate Illinois.
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And on top of that, even in Western Illinois, northwestern
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Illinois, it's so many homeschool families, and they've
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trampled on the rights of homeschoolers when people could
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just easily go to the closest border state and not miss out on
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much. So this is where we're at in
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Illinois. They've effectively targeted the
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youth and the families, scared the hell out of them.
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Now, they don't want to come here, and the people that do
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come here don't make as much money as the people who are
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leaving. That's a fact.
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You can look it up. We have the graphs, the trends,
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the charts, everything to back this up.
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There's no way you could look at that picture that's right in
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front of you and you can say that's great.
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There's no way you can look at that picture and exactly what I
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just explained to you today and say, wow, that is a positive
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development. It's a tragedy.
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It's a crying shame and it's really criminal what the state
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is doing to families. Now I'm going to double down.
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Illinois has no property tax relief.
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You can own your house as long as you want.
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There is no hope that you will ever stop paying property taxes.
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You will as long as you have that property in your name.
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OK, let's look at the second part.
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Aqua, the water company, biggest water company in Illinois, they
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raise their rates. OK, let's look at another fact.
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Property taxes just went up on all the towns around me.
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All right, let's look at another fact.
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We got grocery store taxes that are up.
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We got gasoline taxes that are up.
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But I'll keep going because I don't think it's clear enough.
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The same way back in the day, I was talking about the people
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down in Georgia. I say, I don't know if these
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people really understand the dynamic of what's happening with
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the election. Don't sit at home.
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Don't think it's in the bag like Eric Adams up there in New York
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who thinks he has it in the bag. He's going to be sadly mistaken.
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And New York is going to be in a world of hurt financially if you
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elect that communist dictator as your mayor.
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The momdami. I mean, what kind of name is
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that? So in Illinois, which is 1 big
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New York City without all the attractions, you get the top 11
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increases to no, OK, I got this. This was given to me, so I'm
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going to go ahead and dish this out to you.
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Here's the 11 increases that you need to know about that are
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going to hit on the 1st, which is in two days.
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But I do want to let you know something that usually, let's
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say there's 30 days in this month, like there is, from my
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understanding, the same way this has always worked, going back to
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Pat Quinn as governor of Illinois, if you remember, the
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same way this has always worked is the grocery stores, the gas
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stations and the places that are being taxed higher, their taxes
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are going up. They put those into effect
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usually two days before the new month starts.
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So it's the taxes are going to hit July 1st.
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That means today when you go to purchase something, you're
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probably seeing those taxes being reflected or beginning
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yesterday. On Saturday is when you see
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those taxes being reflected. But I'm trying to set you up for
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the week. I'm trying to get you prepared.
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And I really want people to understand what we're up
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against. So here we go.
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We got 11 increases you need to know about.
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We have the gas tax, 3 1/2 cents per gallon.
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We have the cigarette tax. This is going to be an
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additional dollar on every pack of cigarettes you buy, which I
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think the whole, you know, cigarettes should be banned
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anyways. Then we get parking garage tax.
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This is really like a Chicago thing.
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I don't know Bloomington. I don't know the area.
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I don't know the situation as well what that looks like.
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But maybe they have something like that down there.
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I don't know. I, I don't know.
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I know President Trump wants to speak there.
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So other than that, the 6% parking garage tax is going to
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apply anywhere in the state, but that's, it's up.
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So I will keep going here. We have after the parking garage
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tax of 6% increase, we have a rideshare services tax.
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So people that want to share rides, carpool together, that's
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a $1.00 fee per ride. Pretty bad.
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We got a streaming services tax, 1% up on streaming services.
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Now I use free streaming services.
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I refuse to pay for the garbage because of it.
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That's what it is. It is garbage and I'm not going
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to be indoctrinated with that bull crap.
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So then we have, because what you watch is what you become,
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that people don't understand that you're going to become a
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goofy loser. If all you do is watch goofy
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stuff, you're going to become a goofy loser.
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So we have the online purchases tax.
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So basically anything that you buy online is going to be taxed
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more, and I've already seen that increase.
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Then we have the sports betting tax.
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So people that play sports bets like play contest online, now
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you will pay 40% of that back in the taxes.
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So they've effectively killed the gambling market here.
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Now, most people won't understand that.
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Most people won't get that because they probably are filing
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taxes. But when you go to file taxes,
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you'll see. So then you have vaping
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products, that's a 15% excise tax, and that's new.
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So any vapes you buy is going to be a 15% tax on that.
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Now you have video gaming terminals, there's a higher tax
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on the net revenue. So basically the people that
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make the money off those terminals, you pay higher taxes
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on that and then the vehicle trade in credit cap.
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This is something the dealerships got screwed on
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mostly used car dealerships are going to be going away in
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Illinois. I expect to probably not see
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many used car dealerships at Illinois anymore.
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I think they're going to go away officially.
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It look, is it a good thing, a bad thing?
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I don't know. Most of those cars sit there,
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never get any work, never get ran.
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Anybody that sells a car pretty much is a is, is a great, great,
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you know, getting over on, you know, otherwise why are they in
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sales if they don't know how to get over on you?
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And then you have the vehicle trade in credit cap reduced from
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$10,000 to $5000. The reason that is a problem is
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because you would use to come in with your car and SUV, something
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nice you would say here I'm going to put this forward and
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I'm going to get $10,000 off my new car.
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It really worked for dealerships where they would say, hey, come
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in, we got the Memorial Day sale, we got the Labor Day sale,
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we got the sale, we got the sale, you know, end of year
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sale, beginning of year sale, tax return sale.
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Well, this hurts the sales because now you're saying when
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you bring in that car, the most we can offer you is 5000.
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Well, what does that do for a car that's $68,000?
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What does that do? And then you're paying interest.
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So you're, you're paying more than $68,000, you get less for
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turning your car into them. It's a lose less situation for
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the consumer, for the business and for the state, but they
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don't care. So now you have a retail
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delivery fee. So every package that comes to
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your house from Walmart, Amazon, wherever you get your stuff
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from, it's going to be an extra $0.50 added onto the bill for
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that. And you will see that reflected
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as well. It's probably already being
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reflected, but it's set to kick in on July 1st.
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But these are all taxes that they passed.
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How many of those are actually legal?
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Probably not many, But because in Illinois, they don't follow
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the law. They just make them.
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That's what we're dealing with. But now we're moving into a
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happier topic. The big, beautiful bill passed
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the first Test vote. This was a test vote, 51 to 49.
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Not good. Not good.
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Took a lot of, you know, arm pulling and a lot of work.
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Man, you had to get the vice president to show up, which is
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always a sign that there's a lot of division around the bill.
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This piece of legislation is so important for the country right
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now because it has the money in there for ICE, it has the money
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for the beds, it has the money for law enforcement that we need
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to continue on with the deportations.
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But we have a huge problem because President Trump has
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given a pass to the hospitality workers and the farm workers to
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avoid the deportations. That's unacceptable to me.
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That's unacceptable because let me tell you something, number
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one, with the hotel business, that's some of his, that's some
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of President Trump's worst enemies are in that hotel
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industry. I would be going harder.
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I would be saying we need to double up and get these people
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out of here. We got people sleeping in hotels
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with illegals. Well, that should be a that
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should be a problem right there. Then we have the fact of you
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want to slow it down on the farms.
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Now, I disagree. If you hire illegal aliens, you
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should be in jail, period, period.
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That that's one hill. I don't have to die on that
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hill. There's no hill I have to die
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on. That's just something I'm
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willing to always defend. I'm just going to defend that,
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yes, you hire illegal aliens. You chose them over an American
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citizen. Yeah.
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You should be in jail. Yeah, you should be in jail.
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And if you can't pay the fine, I believe you should have
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something taken as collateral. I understand we can't take
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property, but they can put a levy or a lien on your credit
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and on your property. So you tell me what makes sense.
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Does it make sense to keep letting the illegals work here,
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keep giving them that slice of hope, then?
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Well, if I'm a farm worker or I'm in, you know, hospitality
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worker, I'm going to be able to stay.
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I think they're missing the point.
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And this is the problem with the secretary of Agriculture, Brooke
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Rollins. I don't think she's a real
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Republican. I don't think she's a real
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conservative. I think she's looking out for
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the corporate farms. And I think what's going to end
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up happening is that you're going to see a huge blowback on
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this, just like you've seen with the North Carolina Senator Thom
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Tillis not seeking re election after he was called out for not
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supporting the big beautiful bill.
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And there's a couple other senators in there too, like Rand
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Paul, few other ones. But even Murkowski said yes
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after Vance came and talked to her and they got it all worked
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out to where it passed 51 to 49. But now they're they finished
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the reading of the bill, which Chuck Schumer demanded took
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about 16 hours. They said it's going to take all
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day. It's going to take 24 hours.
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These people don't know anything.
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Took 16 hours. A lady read it.
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They probably speed read it. They probably put it on Alexa.
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Who knows? We didn't hear it.
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We didn't know. So they read the bill out.
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Now they're going to, you know, debate it again.
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Let's, let's debate the bill. Let's debate the bill because
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we're about to send it back to the House.
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We're not even sending the bill to the president's desk.
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It's becoming a game of Catch 22.
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It's not going to be ready by July 4th.
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And if it is, I'd be surprised if it's ready by Friday.
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I'd be surprised because I don't see the enthusiasm.
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The enthusiasm is lacking. There's little pockets of
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Republicans that support it, but overall, the Republican base is
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really divided on this bill. The only thing we like in this
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bill is ICE getting the money they need, getting more agents,
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getting the beds. We'd like the no tax on tips,
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the no tax on overtimes. We like that stuff.
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We don't think it was done right.
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We think it's terrible. I think you're better off
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abolishing the federal income tax and flipping the IRS into
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the ERS, the External Revenue Service.
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I think we no longer need an Internal Revenue Service, and
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America needs to stop going after its own people.
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We're giving passes to illegal aliens who don't wish us well.
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None of them wish us well. Stop playing around.
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Stop playing around with that. They don't wish us well.
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And if they wish us so well, why don't you go visit their
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country? The other part about it is while
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you're giving passes to the illegals, the IRS is still
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targeting conservatives, still targeting everyday American
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families, still going after money of dead people.
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And they said bye while that's happening.
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That's a problem with me. I don't care who's in charge.
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That's a problem. Get rid of the IRS.
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They need to go in the federal income tax.
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It hasn't helped our country. Our country's in worse shape
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since we've had the federal income tax.
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Can't argue that. That's a fact.
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We're in worse financial shape now then we were pre
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introduction of the federal income tax.
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It was tariffs and sinking funds that we're going to pay down the
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debt and build up our treasury of this country and instead.
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The government decided it wasn't enough and greed overruled the
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populace and now it's time for it to change.
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I knew the millennials would begin to run this country when
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President Trump select JD Vance as the vice president, mainly A
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symbolic position. JD Vance is quickly transforming
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the symbolic role of vice president into a work horse and
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a nightmare for the Democrat Party.
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But I continue to stand with President Trump, even though I
21:05
believe he does not get the best advice from his advisors or some
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of his secretaries. And we've seen that play out
21:13
over and over again. But one thing he is doing is
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making America great again. And I stand for that.
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I agree with that. He is.
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But the economy is not getting better.
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It's getting worse. Jobs are flying out of this
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place. And if you live in a place like
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Illinois, you are not going to see or experience or feel the
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blessing of Trump because that's what the Democrats want.
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And it's all by grand design. So I wrote a really good piece
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over on my oddman.com, again my oddman.com and this is called
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SCOTUS End of Term Results and Fast Facts.
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Now I'll read a little bit of this to you because really it's
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pretty big, but I sent this over to the whitehouse.gov/wire where
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you can submit a story on the website.
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There you get the e-mail and send it over.
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I introduce myself to them and I'm really trying to get myself
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out there more. So I sent them this story and I
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hope they do something with it because a lot of this was pro
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Trump stuff. And you know, you're getting the
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fast facts. I'm telling you the results of
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the cases. These were the last 6 cases that
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the Supreme Court ruled on before taking their summer
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recess. So the first case you have Trump
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versus Casa Incorporated where SCOTUS ruled six to three that
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nationwide and universal injunctions are null and void
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when concerning policy from the executive branch.
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So I'm going to go into this a little bit further with you.
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There are 95 federal district courts in the United States of
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America. 40 nationwide injunctions were issued against
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President Trump's since the executive order and a universal
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birthright citizenship from January 20th. 35 of those
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universal injunctions were issued by only 5 judges.
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The scope of the Federal District courts authority are
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clearly defined as limited to their courtrooms on a case to
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case basis. And I even included a little
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kind of debriefing below that where Democrats are preparing to
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slop together class action lawsuits to bypass the Supreme
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Court's landmark ruling, which would be an utter shame.
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Then we have another case, Mommad Verse Taylor.
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This was another pretty big win for parental rights and a lot of
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that good stuff. In this case, a lawsuit brought
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by the Mommad family from Maryland, they sought to allow
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their children to opt out of LGBTQ themed reading material in
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the Montgomery County Public school system.
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The Supreme Court issued a six to three ruling permitting
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parents to opt their children out of LGBTQ themed storybooks.
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This sets a new legal precedent across the country.
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Parents now have the power back in their hands.
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What a relief for the millions of homeschooling teachers and
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families. The state cannot ever decide how
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to raise your child, and the Supreme Court's ruling reaffirms
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that and so much more. Really, so much more was a huge
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win for America. Really, that's a win for
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America, I have to say. Then we have the Free Speech
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Coalition incorporated. First, Paxton, the attorney
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general from Texas, the Supreme Court of the United States of
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America, ruled six to three that Texas law, House Bill 1181,
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mandating age verification for access to online pornography is
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constitutional and must be upheld.
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This is a historic ruling that shows you must be at least 18
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years old in the state of Texas to access online pornography.
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It's said to see a case make it this far when it's such a common
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sense issue, which it really is, really is.
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So now we have a case that went a little wonky.
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A lot of conservatives aren't happy with how this one turned
25:37
out. The FCC versus consumers
25:41
research, meaning they own the research.
25:46
The Supreme Court ruled six to three that Congress can delegate
25:49
its taxing power to an executive branch agency.
25:54
Now this is a catch 22 in the sense that the Supreme Court
25:57
missed the window on halting the deflection of Congress to
26:02
fulfill its civic duties. When it comes to tax collection
26:05
and the opposing of taxes by unelected bureaucrats, I believe
26:09
Congress has allowed federal agencies to have too much power
26:13
with no way to provide consistent oversight.
26:16
The only good news here is Congress has the power to
26:19
abolish the IRS, Federal Reserve, and every frivolous tax
26:23
harming American families and they should get right on top of
26:28
that, shouldn't they? Then we have Kennedy verse
26:32
Braidwood Management, the 5th case, Braidwood Management
26:38
Incorporated brought this lawsuit forward and the Supreme
26:44
Court issued a six to three ruling that reverses and remands
26:49
the decision of the 5th Circuit. The HHS Task Force, the Health
26:54
and Human Services Task Force will be allowed to provide
27:00
preventive services and HIV medication through insurers at
27:06
no cost. I believe it is vital to making
27:13
America healthy again. But Congress must work on
27:18
finding better alternatives for legislative action, which is a
27:24
big ask for these guys. Then we get Louisiana versus
27:28
Kalise, and they punted that decision to the next term.
27:32
No official ruling until then, which means the congressional
27:36
map in Louisiana stays in place. This is a mega win.
27:40
This is a Make America Great Again win for the Louisiana GOP,
27:43
even though it's not official, as the 2026 midterm elections
27:48
are set to be the most hotly contested in history, or
27:51
probably will be. Expect those Congressional
27:55
District maps to hold up. And even in Wisconsin, the
27:59
Supreme Court said no thank you. We will not hear your case about
28:04
redoing the congressional maps because they're trying to
28:08
eliminate 2 Republicans out of the Congress in the Wisconsin
28:13
State legislature. And in Wisconsin they are
28:17
looking to eliminate 2 congressional seats to bolster
28:20
the Democrats power. But the Supreme Court said not
28:24
today, not interested in that. In the same thing here with
28:28
Louisiana Supreme Court said we're not interested in that
28:31
right now. We will take it up next term and
28:35
we'll at least decide on something about this case.
28:39
And my prayers are with the firefighters who are out there
28:43
in Idaho trying to put out a brush fire that someone started
28:48
and then they were ambushed. Someone out there ambushed them.
28:51
They've been shot. There's a bunch of people shot
28:53
out there now, firefighters who are coming to put out a fire.
28:56
They have nothing to do with anything else.
28:58
They don't arrest anybody. They don't lock people up.
29:01
They put out fires. That's all they came to do,
29:04
clear the area, put out a fire, boom, they're getting shot.
29:07
So my prayers are with those Idaho firefighters who were just
29:11
trying to do their job. And we have people in this
29:14
country not only don't have a job, don't want to work, but are
29:18
taking advantage of the situation like that.
29:22
And if you want my honest opinion about the big, beautiful
29:24
bill, I think it's in big trouble.
29:26
I think it's in huge trouble. I think it's shown who's an
29:30
establishment Republican and who supports the president.
29:33
It's two different things. There's establishment types who
29:36
think that they have something. They have nothing.
29:38
Look at Thom Tillis. He can't even run again.
29:40
He lost all support in one day. One day he lost all the support.
29:44
I expect the same thing from Massey.
29:46
I expect Massey to back out of the race too.
29:48
You're not going to have a chance.
29:50
Trump's got a $1.4 billion war chest.
29:55
He's ready to unload on any candidates who support him.
29:59
You think you're going to compete with that?
30:00
You're stupid, You're dumb, You're actually dumb.
30:04
So I think that if you're smart, you'll get behind mega and
30:09
you'll get behind President Trump on what he's trying to do
30:11
here with this big beautiful bill.
30:13
Even though it may not be beautiful, it's big.
30:16
It really is big. It's hard to be big and
30:18
beautiful, but you can be. And we have things in there that
30:23
we need, like the no tax on tips and the no tax on overtime.
30:26
I know it's a little bit ugly when you have to go to itemize
30:29
almost. You're probably going to have to
30:30
itemize. For a lot of people, they
30:32
already do. But I think the best play if
30:38
this doesn't pass is very simply abolish federal income tax,
30:43
abolish the Fed, and get rid of the IRS.
30:47
What are you doing? Why would you think that the IRS
30:52
is ever going to be on your side or going to be your friend?
30:55
It doesn't matter who you put in charge.
30:57
We can take a look at every single organization and agency.
31:00
It has no bearing at all on who you select.
31:05
What matters is what the agency is designed to do.
31:09
And you have an IRS that's designed to go after American
31:12
people. It's supposed to be going after
31:15
people. Avoid taxes like the big
31:16
construction giants and all these other big companies that
31:19
don't pay any taxes because it's all been shifted to the burden
31:22
of the American taxpayer. You go to work and then soon as
31:25
you get your paycheck, 1/4 of it's gone to taxes.
31:31
And if you live in Illinois, at some point, half of it's going
31:34
to go to taxes. So I will give you this last
31:38
update on the big, beautiful bill.
31:40
If it officially passes the Senate and they pass it, they
31:44
move it on, it goes to the House.
31:47
If the House makes one change, one, I mean any change at all,
31:55
it will have to be voted on again in the Senate.
31:58
Right now, it's going to have to be voted on again in the House.
32:01
Good luck. Good luck.
32:04
And it's all supposed to be done by July 4th, Friday.
32:08
I doubt it. They say in the Senate they
32:11
figured out a compromise to the AI regulation where they want
32:19
the federal government to set the artificial intelligence
32:22
rules for the country. But the states want that power,
32:26
and even a lot of people in the federal government want to see
32:29
that power be left in their state.
32:32
However, if you live in a place like me in Illinois, we don't
32:35
trust the government to regulate AI.
32:38
We hardly trust the federal government to regulate anything.
32:42
But if you asked who has more experience with regulations,
32:46
it's the federal government by a country mile.
32:50
So it only makes sense for them to regulate it, but they'll
32:52
compromise. They'll make a deal.
32:54
But exactly my fear is you leave it up to people in Springfield,
32:59
IL to decide artificial intelligence and its application
33:04
in the state. I mean, how much of A disaster
33:06
would that turn into? So they've added the three
33:10
provisions back into the big beautiful bill so it doesn't
33:13
turn into a big disaster. The three provisions that were
33:16
taken, I will talk about those. But the most important part of
33:19
it was they took the provision out that would have sold off
33:23
public lands, federal public lands.
33:26
And I think this was a 5050 either way, didn't really matter
33:31
to anybody except hunters and the eco green conservatives who
33:39
decide to be for the environment just out of the blue just today
33:43
is good to be for the environment.
33:45
You know, I'm for the environment all the time, a
33:48
healthy, clean environment. But at the same time, they act
33:51
like the selling of those lands was going to be some type of
33:55
disaster. So they would rather have the
34:00
federal government pay taxpayer dollars to continue the upkeep,
34:05
maintenance of those federal lands.
34:09
And then we get another president and we don't know what
34:12
to expect after that. Here was your opportunity to
34:16
widen the economic development zone of America.
34:22
And instead they kick the can down the road.
34:26
No more development on those lands.
34:29
Instead, the taxpayer is going to pay the bill.
34:32
We're going to keep footing the bill for some lands we don't
34:34
even know about. We'll never probably be able to
34:36
experience most people we know. We'll probably never experience
34:40
them, and we'll just be paying for it.
34:43
And this is the problem with people.
34:45
They're so comfortable paying for other people's stuff.
34:50
That's the problem. We're paying for other people's
34:52
mess. So let me nail these three
34:56
provisions. They stuffed back in the big
34:58
beautiful bill so it didn't become a big disaster.
35:01
So the provision to remove illegal aliens from SNAP and
35:08
deny them from receiving SNAP was added back into the big
35:13
beautiful bill. That was huge.
35:15
We need the illegal aliens off of food stamps.
35:20
Then they did the two way people, the Second Amendment
35:24
rights people a big favor because they took the tax down
35:28
to 0 for purchasing semi auto rifles.
35:34
And then the last provision is to stop illegal aliens from
35:39
receiving Medicare, a system that is also failing fast.
35:43
So let's go to a more serious note here.
35:46
A couple serious topics I'm going to speak about here.
35:49
I'm not going to take all the time in the world to do this.
35:52
I'm actually going to go through it pretty quick, believe it or
35:54
not. And then after that, what I want
35:57
to do is talk about entertainment.
35:59
Hey, some fun activities, a lot of good stuff.
36:03
And that's how I'll close out the show.
36:05
We've got a little while here, so let's talk about what just
36:08
took place in Idaho. And let me walk you back to when
36:12
I first caught wind of this story, right when it was
36:15
breaking, right when the news was developing.
36:18
Polls show the majority of people get their news from
36:23
social media, specifically Acts, formerly known as Twitter.
36:30
So I'm on Acts and they do have the fastest breaking news.
36:35
So we know there is a shooter in Idaho that was active.
36:41
He's been killed now, thank God, And the facts were rolling out
36:46
about what was happening here in Idaho about this active shooter.
36:52
And I'm following along with this story without missing a
36:54
beat. I go to Fox Live.
36:57
Well, they're on break for the night, so they're done for the
37:00
night. So they're not covering this
37:02
with the Newsmax 2. They're on a show, I think it's
37:07
from like Wednesday, and then I'm watching America's Voice and
37:15
I'm not seeing anything about it.
37:18
Real America's Voice, I'm not seeing anything about it.
37:21
There's a headline at the bottom.
37:22
That's the most you're going to get.
37:24
Then I went to CBS National Desk with the CBS Live, went to ABC
37:28
Live, went to a couple of the other channels, New York and
37:32
other stuff like that on CBS. Not a peep.
37:36
Not a peep about this. And this was after I had been
37:44
notified and and told about this development on X.
37:47
So I'm following very carefully. I see the news is not I see that
37:52
people on social media are they're not doing a good job.
37:55
They're working off a second hand information.
37:59
So I was getting done saying a couple things on X and I caught
38:02
this story. And then we get when that two
38:06
people are dead, there's at least eleven shot wounded.
38:12
So I say this is this is getting bad.
38:15
This can't just be one person. And I say, you know, if you
38:19
deport them all, you wouldn't have firefighters dying from
38:24
gunshots in Idaho today, OK? They're saying this guy's a
38:28
Muslim extremist that they found.
38:29
So we'll see. Then I say you will never get
38:33
justice for what an illegal alien can or may do to you, but
38:39
we can have our freedom if you deport them all.
38:43
It's very true. Then we get a report, a literal
38:50
report from Election Wizard at Election Wiz on X and he Post
39:01
reports of four deaths associated with the arson ambush
39:08
on Canfield Mountains in Corps de Leon, Idaho.
39:14
Now remember that? Remember that because that was 2
39:20
hours before all of this news was rolling out.
39:27
So we got the media failing to cover this story.
39:30
We got law enforcement, which looks like they were overwhelmed
39:34
by one person. Then we have the reports that
39:39
come out from the sheriff's that say they don't know how many
39:44
shooters there are. No idea.
39:45
They're taking sniper fire from multiple shooters is what they
39:50
said. That's what the sheriff said.
39:52
That was the report over that 911 call.
39:55
We all heard the 911 call. It's all over the Internet.
40:01
That does not sound like 1 shooter to me.
40:06
Maybe it sounds like 1 shooter to you.
40:07
Maybe it does. I'm not buying that story.
40:11
Of the gunman found dead and the weapons laying by him.
40:15
Somewhere around him, not next to him, around him, there's a
40:20
gunman. He's dead.
40:21
This sounds like what a fiction writer comes up with.
40:25
Yeah, we got him. He's dead.
40:26
The weapons over there. Yeah, but you got 2 firefighters
40:31
dead. The reports are four people are
40:33
dead. I mean, with that guy being
40:35
dead, you have 3. So there's still another person
40:37
unaccounted for here. So what's going on?
40:41
Because they sent the Blackhawk helicopter.
40:45
Do you understand what a Blackhawk helicopter is?
40:47
Do you know the power of a Blackhawk helicopter against one
40:54
person has no chance? 1 Blackhawk helicopter one
40:59
person? Folks, that doesn't even make
41:03
any sense. There's shootings every day in
41:07
Chicago, people dying every day. They never put up a helicopter
41:13
for that. But here in Idaho, 1 shooter,
41:18
they say 1 shooter, lone gunman. Did you see the police presence
41:29
for one shooter and then the time it took?
41:35
And we have no confirmation that law enforcement killed this
41:38
individual. This looks like the matter of
41:42
this person took his own life because we have no officers come
41:46
forward to say they killed him, killed him.
41:49
Not one cop is taking credit for taking this guy out.
41:53
Cops usually jump up and go, Yep, that was me.
41:56
I'm the one that got him. I'm the one that killed him.
41:58
He took two firefighters. Life's damn right we killed him.
42:04
I don't hear any of that. And the weirdest part about the
42:08
whole story besides that Blackhawk helicopter part.
42:12
I you know something with that strange to me.
42:15
But then when you look at just a simple facts, the simple facts
42:21
of your asking civilians to if you have a shot, take a shot.
42:28
Wait a minute, 1 shooter, civilians take a shot, law
42:35
enforcement presence the biggest in state history and now you got
42:38
a Black Hawk helicopter and then you find the guy and the weapons
42:43
laying by him. This whole thing is just
42:49
sickening. What kind of kooky story did the
42:53
media just give us? Prayers to the firefighters and
42:59
their families that lost their lives and shame on the
43:03
mainstream media for twisting these facts around, for not
43:09
having your acts together, and for spewing out all this
43:12
information without having confirmation.
43:16
Shame on you all. God bless the law enforcement
43:20
for doing their job. God bless those firefighters for
43:24
trying to do their job. This was an ambush, But I don't
43:30
understand one important thing. I've met a lot of crazy people.
43:35
A lot. I've known a lot of people who
43:38
go out into the woods a lot. Not once, not one time are any
43:47
of those people crazy people that I've ran into.
43:51
People out in the woods by themselves, have ever started a
43:54
fire by themselves. That just doesn't make sense.
44:00
Then they say, well, he was going to start this fire.
44:02
They don't know the reason. But I mean, logic tells you if
44:05
he was going to start the fire, it was to lure them in and then
44:09
ambush them. But why are you ambushing
44:12
firefighters? They don't pose a threat to you.
44:17
So this doesn't make any sense. This whole scenario doesn't make
44:21
any sense. There's rumors.
44:22
People are saying, well, maybe law enforcement had an
44:24
experience with this person before.
44:27
That's why they put the Blackhawk helicopter up.
44:30
That doesn't make any sense either.
44:32
If this guy was known to be a madman, if this guy was known to
44:37
be a crazy man, something's wrong with this guy having
44:41
weapons, walking around. And now we don't know what the
44:44
weapon was they found. We got no pictures.
44:46
We don't have a body. We don't know any of this
44:48
information, and you're not going to get it on the TV now.
44:53
Someone said on Fox News they were playing it.
44:55
The regular Fox News was playing it.
44:57
Yeah, Well, good luck with them. Good luck because I have a hard
45:02
time believing the news, the mainstream media, the legacy
45:07
media, and the fourth estate, which is known to be the biggest
45:13
deceivers and liars and twisters of stories.
45:16
Just look at all the investigations right now from
45:20
the FBI and the Trump administration into every single
45:24
Biden official that touched grass.
45:28
That should tell you right there, the 4th estate cannot be
45:31
trusted. The mainstream media cannot be
45:33
trusted, and the legacy media cannot be trusted.
45:36
When you're looking at these individual groups and then
45:39
they're putting out a story about this, they need to be
45:43
really careful about what they report because we're the people.
45:47
We have a right to ask questions.
45:49
We have a right to be curious. We have a right to pursue the
45:54
truth. It will never show itself
45:56
freely. You have to pull the truth into
45:59
the light. You have to shred the darkness
46:03
away from the truth. You have to bring it to the
46:07
light. That's why you ask tough
46:09
questions. That's why you ask difficult
46:11
questions. That's why sometimes you have to
46:13
make a bold statement. God bless those firefighters and
46:18
their families because they're going to be having a July 4th
46:22
weekend in the most loneliest position a person could be in.
46:29
And if you've ever experienced loss, you know exactly what I'm
46:31
talking about. But for the people out there
46:34
that haven't experienced loss, God bless you.
46:37
I pray you never have to. But we all know the truth of the
46:41
matter is you cannot trust the mainstream media and you can't
46:46
pick today to start. Can't pick this story to start.
46:51
And that's the problem with people.
46:53
They think because you want to ask questions, you got a problem
46:56
with law enforcement? No, but I have some big
46:58
questions about law enforcement and their response here.
47:01
That big of a response? Blackhawk helicopter and you're
47:04
asking civilians to help and you told us you were taking fire for
47:07
multiple shooters. What's going on?
47:11
Answer my questions and someone else better ask these questions
47:16
or I'm giving up on the media, giving up on you, and I'll do it
47:20
myself. I will ask questions until it
47:25
makes them squirm. That's how I get down.
47:29
I get to the truth of the matter.
47:31
I don't back down and I don't care what you call me.
47:35
I want answers and I want the Epstein flight logs because
47:39
that's going to open up the gateway to hell so we could
47:42
figure out what was going on on that island.
47:46
I don't believe these people that say, well, the plane
47:49
couldn't get there because there's no runway.
47:51
You can land a plane, a helicopter without a runway.
47:55
Yes, you can. Oh, well, they took boats there.
48:00
You know what? If they took boats, it's
48:04
actually going to be easier to find them.
48:07
Yeah. Most of those boats have
48:10
cameras. Most of those boats have
48:13
surveillance systems. And not only that, but because
48:19
they have the names of the individuals who were a part of
48:24
this, they could easily tell us if any of those individuals
48:29
owned boats, had boats, worked on boats, anything to do with
48:35
it, had any type of Marina life. We would know if the FBI would
48:41
release those files. If they care about protecting
48:44
the families, if the FBI cares about justice, release the
48:49
Epstein flight logs. Let us have a look at them.
48:51
If you have nothing to hide, you'll release the files because
48:56
we're still waiting on the enhanced video.
48:58
FBI Cash Patel, Dan Bongino, Where's the enhanced video of
49:03
Epstein dangling in the cell, hanging himself?
49:06
Where's it at? You said you're going to put it
49:08
to bed. That's what you said, Dan
49:11
Bongino. You said you're going to put
49:14
this to bed. No, folks, they're not going to
49:19
put it to bed. Dan Bongino and Cashbotel will
49:22
have a book out before we get those Epstein flight logs.
49:26
Bet on it. Bank on it.
49:29
Take it to the bank. Literally take it to the bank.
49:32
Kash Patel and Dan Bongino will have books out.
49:36
They will have a book out about their life and their times at
49:39
the FBI before we get the Epstein flight logs.
49:43
That's justice right now. The investigations the FBI is
49:47
doing right now are from the Biden regime, minus the ones
49:52
that have sporadically popped up during the Trump administration.
49:57
The rest of them stem from 2022-2023 and 2024.
50:03
After that, it's all what Trump's popped up.
50:05
Sporadic cases that have popped up the Trump's assigned them to.
50:09
The FBI needs to be converted into another branch of ICE.
50:14
The CIA needs to be converted into another branch of ICE.
50:19
Congress must in the Fed, abolish the IRS and get rid of
50:26
the federal income tax that's crushing our economy, crushing
50:29
our people and making it so they don't want to go to work.
50:33
When will you wake up? When first we have to sit and
50:38
watch the horror in Minnesota where the gunman opens fire on
50:43
the cops. They back down.
50:45
The gunman goes on and does the killing.
50:48
And the mainstream media is going to look to put that story
50:50
to bed this week. Never forget what happened in
50:55
Idaho today or what happened in Minnesota this month because the
51:00
mainstream media will look to put it all to bed this week.
51:05
Yes, they will. The legacy media is going to
51:08
look to put the bed everything they are scared to confront.
51:13
They don't want to talk about how this guy was a doomsday
51:18
prepper in Minnesota, how he was stocked up, loaded up, deeper
51:24
than the damn police force in the town and surrounding towns.
51:30
And they definitely don't want to talk about what happened in
51:32
that shootout where he made both of those cops back down when in
51:36
there, killed two people, went over to someone else's house,
51:39
shot two more people, then drove over to two more houses.
51:43
The whole time, law enforcement hanging back, they're big and
51:50
bad. They are big and bad with a
51:52
badge. But as soon as the action
51:55
starts, where are you at? Law enforcement.
51:59
So then you look at Minnesota, they laid the lawmaker to rest,
52:03
Melissa Hortman, her husband. And you know what the mainstream
52:08
media did? They congratulated Joe Biden,
52:13
Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz for showing up to the funeral.
52:21
Yeah, that's what they did. They congratulated them.
52:26
That's pretty sick. That's pretty twisted.
52:30
Nothing about what she did, what she accomplished, what she stood
52:34
for. All about them, all about what
52:39
they did, all about how she was their friend.
52:45
Yeah, sickness is what it's called.
52:49
They have a sickness. God bless Melissa Hortman.
52:55
You weren't meant to die like that.
52:58
That's not what God had planned for you.
53:00
And I'm sorry for your husband. This is a shame.
53:04
This is a tragedy. And we're going to watch the
53:07
mainstream media let this tragedy go under the rug like
53:12
all of the rest have. What a shame.
53:15
What a disgrace. What a disgrace to be in the
53:19
news business. And your business is avoiding
53:24
the tough subjects. You avoid the tough topics.
53:30
That's the mainstream media. They used to go right into the
53:34
fire and ask the tough questions.
53:36
Now they don't. Now they sit on their hands.
53:39
Now they read their P's and Q's off their cards.
53:42
Their masters hand them. Oh, yeah, The producers in the
53:45
room, their handlers. That's the media's handlers.
53:48
They act like they're independent from somebody.
53:50
No, you're not. I don't see you running your
53:52
podcast by yourself. I don't see you running your
53:55
website by yourself. I don't see it.
53:58
I see you working for them. Corporate.
54:03
And you're giving us a corporate view into what you believe the
54:07
world should be. I will do my best to warn
54:11
people, but you have to do more. You have to do more for
54:17
yourself. Me warning you is not enough.
54:21
But that's what this podcast is all about.
54:23
That's what my website boils down to, me warning you.
54:28
Be informed. Do not be absorbed.
54:32
Now, the second important issue is very important.
54:35
It's not as deep as these killings were.
54:40
I mean, these were terrible. These were absolutely awful.
54:43
They they bother me. They disturb me.
54:45
They disturb me very deeply. I have a huge problem with the
54:50
way the political climate is in our country.
54:54
But even deeper than that, the mentality behind people that
54:58
can't be blamed on politics. That is a inner struggle.
55:03
These are people battling inner demons.
55:05
There's something else going on here.
55:06
I'm a big believer and there are demonic forces out there, and we
55:11
need Jesus more than ever now in our country.
55:14
Pray, pray, pray for peace, but also pray for the lives lost in
55:20
Idaho and in Minnesota. But the last issue that was
55:25
really important to me that I really wanted to touch on was
55:29
the free passes. Like Six Flags.
55:32
We're going to give you a pass. You work on a farm here, You're
55:36
your little farm worker. We're going to give you a pass.
55:39
Hospitality worker, We're going to give you a pass.
55:44
So then everybody's a hospitality worker if I'm
55:47
illegal. Oh, I'm a hospitality worker
55:48
too. Oh, I'm a farm worker too.
55:51
Yeah. How can you say I'm not?
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I'm going to go get my little pass.
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I'm going to holler at who I got to holler at.
55:58
Yeah, I need that pass too. Yeah, go ahead.
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I need them for all the eight people in my house, because
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that's how they're doing it. They're in a house with eight or
56:06
nine people. Yeah.
56:08
We all need the pass. Yeah.
56:10
We're all farm workers. Yeah, we're all hospitality
56:12
workers. President Trump's got to
56:14
understand something. He's really got to wake up to
56:16
this. A lot of those people who own
56:19
farms are really not Republicans.
56:22
They don't vote Republican. And then on top of that, let's
56:26
look at the hospitality industry.
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Let's step away from the farms. JB Britzker owns the Hyatt hotel
56:32
chain. You want to give his workers a
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pass? I don't think so.
56:39
I would be doubling up. I would be saying, you know
56:41
what? Since I have so many enemies in
56:43
this hospitality business, maybe we really need to double this
56:46
up. Quick.
56:46
Get all these up. Get all these people out of
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here. Yeah, all of them.
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They got to go. Yeah.
56:51
You back there messing with the trash compactor.
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You're out. Bye.
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See. You have a good life somewhere
56:58
else. But here.
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It's that simple. Yeah.
57:01
Click. They got so many ties and they
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and they all these strings attached to America.
57:05
No, they don't. They're ready to cut us loose.
57:08
As soon as they get a paycheck, they go and send their money
57:10
home. They go and do everything they
57:12
can not to pay taxes. And then they go and sign up for
57:15
benefits. And then on the weekend, there
57:18
they are at the food pantry getting food that your grandma
57:22
needs. Yeah, that's what they're doing.
57:26
But that's OK. That's going to be just fine.
57:30
Give them a pass. Sooner or later, you'll be
57:32
giving them all a pass. That's the problem with that
57:36
Agriculture Secretary Rollins. She needs to go show her the
57:40
door. Show her the door.
57:43
She's not mega. She's never been mega.
57:45
And the only reason she got that job was because of daddy.
57:49
That's it. It's because of her daddy.
57:51
Well, it's because of her daddy. She's not in that role.
57:53
Show her the door. Put a man in charge.
57:56
Put someone with some balls in charge because she has no balls.
57:59
You have to do the work, even when it's tough.
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That means deport them all. It's not a slogan, it's a way of
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life. 2 minutes left before I hit the hour mark here.
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I want to just make this an hour or so.
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So I'll bring two more stories here.
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President Trump is suing all 15 of the judges on the Maryland
58:25
District Court, and it's about time they've abused the law long
58:29
enough. There are no more universal or
58:33
nationwide injunctions permitted under the law.
58:36
Federal District Court judges must address cases in their
58:40
courtroom only. They can only rule on cases in
58:43
their courtroom. The last story I'm going to
58:45
break with you. Really cool stuff.
58:48
Universal Studios, they announced they're expanding and
58:53
they're coming to the Midwest. They're going to Chicago, IL and
58:59
they will be opening their first destination in the region.
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This is just the first destination they planned and
59:05
it's a horror theme park. It's going to be amazing, so I'm
59:11
excited for that. They're talking about maybe,
59:14
maybe if we're lucky, a billion dollars in revenue will be
59:18
generated out of that horror theme park.
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That would be amazing for Chicago and the surrounding
59:24
communities if it's all true and the money gets handled properly.
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That's the catch 22. Got to handle the money
59:33
properly. Baby.
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Ladies and gentlemen, just like the ends of time.
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I'm turning it over to you. Good night and God bless Psalm
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37. Four KJV folks go to Spotify,
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tap, subscribe on Preston Super Show, listen on your favorite
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podcast platform, and remember, you're blessed, baby.
59:58
Smile. I will be back very soon with
1:00:02
some very spicy news. Yeah, baby.