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Real Deal Media LIVE with Dean Ryan · Real Deal Media

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None. The.
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Dad, look at that. I see why they always take
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pictures, show you still images, so you don't see those little
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craters, those little bubbles. Blinking.
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And moving around. I keep shooting down.
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Tear them away when I tell them that I'm falling in the.
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Because I'm gone, I'm in trouble.
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All we tell we choose is something I I'm just so hard to
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keep it inside. Don't don't want your heat?
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The. Coming in at #5 Voices carry by
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Kate Hudson. Who would have thought?
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I probably wouldn't have. Are we ready?
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All right. Welcome everybody, Welcome to
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Real Deal Media Live. Yes, Real Deal Media Live.
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Here I am your Real Deal Media Live host who is almost dead.
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And Dean Ryan. Yes, I am here tonight.
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Sorry for the little delay. Facebook took us down.
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Don't know why I can't get back on and rumbled it initially.
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On top of this past week, I've been hacked twice by Facebook
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actually or somebody impersonating Facebook.
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They said I purchased an ad and then it was in violation.
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I mean it seems to be a lot of people are getting hacked and
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nobody's talking about it. In fact, if you were to do just
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a little light search on Facebook and the data breaches
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they have like monthly, it's incredible.
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But anyways, welcome to real deal Media live.
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We'll be talking about everything and nothing at all.
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And in this case, you're real community live here on Thursday.
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Our college night is I guess I could really say that now as
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back to school is just upon us, meaning our summer tsunami sales
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almost over. But also the the headaches of
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school are about to begin. And don't let me just get into
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it because I used to hate this time of year, just facing the
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reality of going back for us was September and to be stuck there
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until next summer. It was just, oh, God.
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You know, You know, when Alice Cooper said school's out for
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summer, he didn't say we have to come back.
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See. And that's how I based things
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back then. But anyway.
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So yeah, we're upon that. We're going to be grazing the
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headlines ever so lightly here tonight.
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We're going to pay attention to the live chats.
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Usually we have some musical interludes, but we don't have
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that guest tonight. However, if you missed it last
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night, if you missed this for our members only live in
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concert, well, you missed a real treat.
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The members can tell you if they're here tonight.
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You can ask them. I think everyone thought,
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including the band, well, the band, I'm sorry, the added
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dudes. And if they're watching.
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Hello. So yeah, the Attitude Seasonal
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veteran band. They asked me to fill in and be
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a keyboardist last night after the show where I literally got
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out of the studio and walked over to the piano, keys still in
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my attire, No rehearsal. Never played their original song
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before. So you'll see a little, just a
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little sample of that tonight in our outro classic song.
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But I'll, I'll put some more out this weekend as well.
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So, but yeah, it was a very good.
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It was great to play again. I haven't played with a live
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band like that. Probably an honestly, 15 years,
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15 years, yeah, 15 years ago. Can you believe it?
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So it was a real highlight last night.
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But so thank you to the guys for having me.
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So that's how that one is. So, yeah, we'll be paying
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attention to all that. Also, we're going to be talking
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about some World War Three ordeals, per usual, the saga,
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the Ukrainian saga that you know, you know, I'm.
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I'm with you. I don't care either, but God, we
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should care 'cause they're taking $179 billion, as I
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reported the other night, you know, and I have to almost watch
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a lot of people tell me they do the same thing.
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I have to almost watch some of these shows back 'cause I
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honestly, it's so hard to keep track.
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I'm not really in, I'm not here just I'm here physically, but
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mentally I'm somewhere else right now, which is all another
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problem. So it's really hard to keep
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track of how many billions are being just flushed out of the
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system and just exactly who's US naval warship or Israel or
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whoever is located. So, and you know, this is now
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too. We're now getting down to the
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Syriosus and news about the impeding war with Mexico in
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Mexico, which by the time we hear that it's a it's a go.
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You know, it's already going on right now, the gun battles with
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the cartels, which is just a real a real like you thought 18
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was pretty hardcore. Now it's going hardcore.
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Right now we have cartel, though that's not just in Mexico.
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They're out throughout the United States.
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You know, you go back as far as 2004 during the Bush years, they
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were talking about how El Chapo and the MS13, those types, we're
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infiltrating even our local government official positions
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and, and LAPD police departments and all that and our military as
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well. So we're talking about a
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generational thing. So OK, I'm just getting the word
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we had with if you can't see us on Facebook, I don't know what
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the hell is going on. So I apologize.
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I'll try to put it on the real Deal Media Tonight page.
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Let's see if that works. So I do apologize.
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I hate to do this in the live show because it it it turns my
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stomach. I'm going to have to watch this
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back. So pardon my brevity.
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So we're now broadcasting on a real deal media tonight.
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Hello, everybody. If you can see me, We were on
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the real Dean Ryan travel page, but I have been put in the time
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out box for unknown reasons. I can't broadcast there, can't
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stream there. So.
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But thank you for joining us on our second Shadow Band public
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page on Facebook. Hello to all of you.
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Yeah. So anyways, yeah, you know, a
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lot of people are getting hacked.
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I've heard about it. I'm one of them.
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Granted it wasn't, you know, 404,000 whatever dollars.
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It was just a couple. But that's just a couple too
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many because once they have your information and I think it we
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could trace it back to Project Pegasus, the wonderful,
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brilliant app that the Israeli eggheads, the just a complete
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geniuses gave the cartels. And you just got to imagine too,
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that China, who just is the greatest theft of intellectual
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property and technology, probably made a different
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version of it and are doing the same thing.
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So I'm, I'm telling you, I'm afraid to click on any emails
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these days, really. And it just it really gets me.
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And I've heard this story from others as well.
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So hello to all of you there. I see some familiar faces.
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You know, it's funny is I see people on our real deal Media
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Tonight Facebook page that I haven't seen in like ages on the
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bigger page on the Dean Ryan travel page over there.
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It's it's insane really. So we have 33,000 point 33.7000
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or .7000 subscribers on Facebook.
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They just can't find me. And then we have on Realty Media
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Tonight we have just about 14,000.
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We're just under that and, and we get more people and we're
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accredited. There's nothing wrong with our
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pages, but we can't, people can't find us.
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It's amazing. Same with Rumble.
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Now I'm hearing that too. And I see people adding the page
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every single day on Rumble and the, the decimal does not move
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on that damn page. It's a 2.67.
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And I'm thinking, you know, you go to Rumble's front page, you
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see all the, the, the cool kids at high school and you see it
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like they're getting like 100,000 views and they got, you
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know, 52,000 live watching. I'm like, how is that even
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possible? How is that possible?
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And Rumble? And then I've noticed too, and
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thank you. This is my therapy segment here.
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Thank you for putting up with it.
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But I've noticed too Telegram, we lose about two people a week
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on our Telegram page where, you know, we blast off the shows
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there with the links. But but I've noticed too, why
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that happened is happening is not just because I'm a horrible
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person, but also because a lot of people are giving up their
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Telegram accounts. A lot of people have complained
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that the Telegram app is a memory sucker to use so many
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words there. And a lot of people are just
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settling. Well, first of all, people are
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all apartment out when I totally get that since 2020, everybody's
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apartment out, everybody's out of it.
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You know, they get the links, you know, check this.
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I mean we've been doing this game for five years now and so a
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lot of people are apartment out and are going low tech, but a
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lot of people are going straight to X straight to X And if you've
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been to X and you haven't seen me on there, well, I'm going to
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begin to start publishing more things and posting more things
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and and get past my shyness, my stage fright.
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And one of the things that I'm starting is yeah.
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Telegram. Thank you Seth Black.
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I I hate when yeah, telegram is a soul sucker.
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Yes, it is a soul sucker. It really is perfect description
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for it. But anyways, I'm starting to
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post more things on on X over there.
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And, and if you go there, well, you might have seen the most
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recent one because I'm now starting a new dietary just kind
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of regiment where it's called exposing the shill shills,
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plural. And the first one, because I'm
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going to start doing a series of these and you'll see them on
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some other bigger pages too. That will carry it.
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Well, here's the first one I'm doing.
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Well, this one is called Shields for hire because sometimes you
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need a shell out there and you just don't know who you can
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trust. You can't go to Craigslist and
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get the right one. Well, these guys, they're your
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men. That's right.
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That's Dustin Nemos. Fake name, fake name Dustin
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Craiger. And there's gay Santa Claus and
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Mr. Victor Hugo. Yes, who is the guy that's
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trying to break in your house and then slander you and then
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sue you for tripping on the skateboard?
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And what they're available for is click bait gas lighting in
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case you need that daily video production, slander, defamation,
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sock puppet support and much more.
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And I even heard that Dustin Nemos is the greatest fentanyl
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dealer on the Amish plantation. So you need some fresh fentanyl
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with you or lap dance since you might know something about that
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which I spoke too soon. I'm sorry, you know.
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So anyways, yeah, that's bad Santa or just extremely obese
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one too. You can imagine that.
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So you you catch me at the the real Dean Ryan over there.
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Yeah. And then catch me outside too.
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So that's how that one goes. OK, so we're going to do a few
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news stories that have captured my soul sucking imagination.
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We're going to try that out there.
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And yeah, here we have people on see.
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We have people on Rumble. She just got notified.
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You're on Facebook, see, But you won't get notified when I do the
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travel page, you see? OK.
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And yes. Hello.
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OK, so let's get going with just a few headlines from around the
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world and in your neck of the woods and see what's going on
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out there. All right.
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Well, we have a full range of things going on, but some of the
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latest about what's happening in DCI don't necessarily
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understand. But a lot of people don't seem
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to be too happy. But then again, when you're
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forced to clean your room after playing with all your toys, it's
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never a fun occasion. Who remembers that?
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Well, here's how what Trump is saying about it as we speak.
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Unsafe. We couldn't do it.
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We'd go out and you'd see the stories, you'd read the stories,
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you'd see all of the things that are happening.
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And they said we just, we couldn't, we couldn't stand it,
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Sir. Now I take my wife and my kids
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to dinner. They one of them said he's gone
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out four nights in a row and he hadn't gone out for four years.
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So it's a it's a great tribute to you.
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And when I look at you people, I understand why because they
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there's no games, right? We're not playing games.
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We're going to make it safe and we're going to then go on to
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other places, but we're going to stay here for a while.
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We want to make this absolutely perfect.
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It's our capital and I guess it used to be many years ago, say,
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but it's certainly not had a a very good run.
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And you got to be strong, you got to be tough.
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You got to do your job. Whatever it takes to do your
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job, you got to do your job. But the crime numbers are way
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down. I'm looking at your source.
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Yeah. Did you see that there?
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Did you see that? A lot of people are really put
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off about that. Some people are put on and
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turned on for just a assortment of reasons.
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But let's continue to forge ahead.
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Here's something that's quite interesting.
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You know, when I look at things, I look at them rather well.
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Well, in lieu of all that and well, I've learned that the
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Epstein files are coming out. Now, if I had a dime for every
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time I've heard that, well, I would have had at least $0.25 by
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now. And I, I'm, I'm seriously
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considering collecting that because now here, here's where
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we are now. Well, the Epstein files are said
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to be coming out and the question is being begged, will
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the truth finally expose the elite's darkest secrets or will
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the cover up prevail? I'm going to pick A that it will
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expose the secrets, but then again, B is very true as well.
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So it's going to continue to cover up.
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Well, now, here's the key points of what we're getting at.
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This is why this claim is being mowed around into the just
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ionospheres of everybody. The House Oversight committees
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now has subpoenaed the DOJ for Epstein related documents.
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Oh yeah. Well, with the first batch
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expected this week that I'm just thinking, I'm so glad I wasn't
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one of those kids that was holding up the folders, you
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know, 'cause how do you recover from that one?
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Well, after the redactions now to protect victims and ongoing
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investigations. Now, the DOJ July internal
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review now claimed that quote, there was no client list, no
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client list whatsoever. What clients?
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What list? So what we were told there was
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list. Maybe it was what?
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A laundry list of things? Well, there is no client list or
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blackmail evidence in existence. Now, that's what we were told by
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the Department of Injustice. Now, a conclusion that defies
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logic given Epstein's known operations and testimonies of
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his victims. And yes, the Ghislaine Maxwell
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is sitting in jail just because. Just because.
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We don't know why she's there, but it just seems like that's
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where she is. We have no reason.
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She's one of those just other victims or other criminals.
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Now, former Attorney General Mr. Elton Barr testified behind
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closed doors this week, which I would have loved to have been
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there. Now, while Bill Clinton and
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other high profile figures have been subpoenaed, raising the
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question, and what do they know and why are they being shielded
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and how are they still alive? Well, the release of these files
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could expose the deep ties between Epstein's network,
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intelligence agencies like dare I say, Masson, and the political
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class, including figures from both parties who have long
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evaded accountability. So there we have it, another
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carrot dangling in front of me and look at me snapping at it.
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You know, just once again, you know, fool me once, fool me
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twice, but what is fool me 10 times?
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I'm I'm not sure where we have that Riddle in line.
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So here's something interesting too, is we have now this is an
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interesting one here. This is I've I've often wondered
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what is happening. I've heard that a lot of
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Democrats are running away over there in Houston.
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I guess there's something with redistricting.
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I, I don't fully understand it. I'm not an expert.
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I'm just a doctor. So, you know, well, New Orleans
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Mayor Latoya Latoya Cantrell and, well, that's a hell of a
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name. Latoya Cantrell well has now
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been indicted on 18 federal counts in a scheme involving
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bodyguard termed lover. Yeah, that's right, Kevin
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Costner gets around these days still.
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Well, the New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell has now been
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indicted indeed on 18 federal charges alongside her bodyguard
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term lover Mr. Jeffrey Vapy, who for allegedly defrauding the
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city over get this 70,000 dollars $70,000 and you can
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guess where that money went to and how many nights at the Motel
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6 or the Econo Lodge. Well, the prosecutors allege
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that the pair used the official roles to conceal a romantic
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relationship that was completely salacious, steamy and everything
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you can ever not dream about. But falsely claiming work duties
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while engaging in personal activities, including 14
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taxpayer funded trips in the US and abroad.
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Yeah, they're like, we don't want just the gondola ride right
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here in the Mississippi River. We want to actually fly first
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class to France. Now, Vapi, who is the bodyguard
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who promised to always love her, will build the city for travel,
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lodging, mills and spend time in the city owed owned rather
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apartment for personal use while on duty and accompanied by
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Cantrell herself. Yeah, that's right.
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What? What were they doing?
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They're just cleaning up now. The indictment details efforts
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to obstruct justice, including deleting evidence, lying
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underoath, Yeah, and using encrypted messaging.
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Shame on them intimidating subordinates in harassing
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inheriting whistleblowers. Now closing.
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Cantrell, the hussy of New Orleans and the mayor allegedly
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is the first sitting New Orleans mayor to federally to be
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federally indicted while in office and faces potential
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prison time if convicted in time away from her lover, Mr. Vaping.
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So there you have that one. You know, in New Orleans.
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Is it never not corrupt? It's just beyond corrupt.
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It's so corrupt that Delaware is saying we have to up our game
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and get more corrupt. That's how bad that is.
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And finally hearing some headlines here.
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Well, I there's now there's now a new discovery by Uranus.
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And I'm sorry to have to tell you, it's a tiny moon.
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Well, this according to NASA and people who are familiar with the
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moons and Uranus, that is what tiny moon now has been found
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near just that to the planet of Uranus, which and is now raising
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questions about our solar systems, unexplored secrets.
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Yeah. You know, it's such a secretive
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solar system. I don't know what they're hiding
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really. And how could we ever trust
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them? One newly discovered Six Mile
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wide moon Six Mile wide moon around Uranus brings its total
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to 29 spotted by NASA's James Webb over there at the James
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Webb Space Telescope earlier this year.
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Now the tiny moon, the Munchkin moon, the crater moon, the
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little moon that could well, it's designated.
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It's a designated moon. They're saying it's evaded
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detection for decades because it's so tiny you would even you
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if you blink, you'd miss what they're saying, including during
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the Voyager twos 1986 fly by and don't ask me about the
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Challenger too soon. Well, Uranus if you don't know
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or if you haven't felt it lately yet over there in that planet
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now holds the record for the most smaller inner moons,
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hinting at a chaotic history of collisions and ring moon
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interactions. And and that's just the cryptic
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part. If you have, you have to
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translate that what that means as you know your doctor here.
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Well, the scientists also suggest that even more
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undiscovered moons may lurk around Uranus.
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It's a complex system, It's complicated, it's a distraction.
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And I'll get back to you on that as the challenging and the
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understanding that of the challenges of the solar system
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continue. That is discovery underscores
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how little we know about the cosmic neighborhood and as well
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as Uranus. And that is some real deal early
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on space for you. How do you like them apples or
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them tiny moons? So it's just it, it's a vast
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world out there. It's a Galaxy far, far away,
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isn't it? We just don't understand.
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Well, it's going to bring us a little World War 3 News and then
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we're going to get off the sauce and get on some new one.
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We're going to find a new drug, find one that works.
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World War Three, there it is. Right there it is.
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A BBQ gone a rhyme. Well, we have some interesting
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news now we have Ukraine, who is just happy to be to be in the
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centerfold again and now plans to buy US weapons using Europe's
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money. You see how clever that is?
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And that's just, that's the Ukrainian magic.
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Just if you want to know how that is, it's the Ukrainian
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magic. It's magical.
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Well, the geopolitical analyst himself over there, named Glenn
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Descent decries the plan as a reckless bid to confront Russia
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with tools Europeans don't own to train soldiers Ukraine
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doesn't have. And they don't have.
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No, they don't. They have to use Down syndrome
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kids to fight the war. They have to use old guys with
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beer guts. It's not working out.
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Meanwhile, Zielinski is at Studio 54 over there in Kiev,
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you know, hanging out with Andy Warhol and all them.
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Well now the US President Donald Trump shifts his stance post
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Alaska meeting with Putin, now favoring peace terms, Russia
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style deal. Yes, European leaders press for
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a ceasefire as a precondition but lack leverage.
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And exactly who cares about them?
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They can piss off and rotten hell, as Johnny Rotten would
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say. Well, criticism mounts over a
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quote strategy of futility, risking global escalation and
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economic ruin. Well, I think that's AI.
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Think I'm willing to risk that. I don't think that's too bad.
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Was that European leaders convened just yesterday, Monday.
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A stark paradox unfolded. Yes, as Kiev unveiled plans to
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secure $100 billion in weapons, a weapons deal from Europe,
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meaning you're a budget and they come and collect.
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Well, the proposal discussed at the White House amid the high
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profile summit with the seven EU just worthless leaders who are
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virtually castrated and one probably really, and that's
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Macron, well envisions Ukraine purchasing advanced US defense
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systems, including Patriot missiles to counter Russia's
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ongoing advances. Yes, they're trying to take it
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their grubby Russian fingers and make advances.
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You know, I hate that they don't wait, do they?
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Well, a peril, 140 billion now in direct aid to Ukraine since
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2022. God, that hurts.
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Yet Kiev's torrential, excuse me, territorial, which is a
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cousin of that, loses acceleration.
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Now, here's a quote here as someone who's familiar with the
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weapons deal. And they say that Putin doesn't
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need nuclear weapons to win this.
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He already has his debasement of the European economy.
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Should a Berlin based defense analyst off the record who we
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don't know is real or not? Well, so there you have it.
29:12
So Putin doesn't really have any fear.
29:14
And as far as I'm concerned, I, you know, I'm backing him.
29:18
I think he's I think he has the best oversight of what's
29:22
happening. And he's not being well, he's
29:25
fighting the Zionist and he's not being blackmailed or family
29:29
members being blackmailed by Mossad.
29:32
And that's what I look, that's what I look for.
29:35
That's what I'm looking for when I'm looking into the eyes and
29:38
people of leaders. And to me, if they don't have
29:41
that, then you got the green light for me.
29:43
Well, I hear some other things here in the World War Three
29:46
atmosphere that is striking my palate.
29:49
Well, now Iranian generals are beginning to speak.
29:52
Did you know this? Yes, Iranian general warns,
29:55
which by the way, when's the 23rd?
29:58
I believe that's in two days or if you're watching this later, a
30:01
day from now, the ceasefire deal between Israel, who is just
30:05
frothing from the mouth, it ends and that's when the new war
30:11
begins and we get to go fight for our greatest ally.
30:16
Well, Iranian general now warns because they know it's coming.
30:19
Tehran's war with Israel could resume at any moment.
30:24
Yes. See, he's watching.
30:25
He knows this show well. A senior Iranian military
30:28
official warns that the currencies fire with Israel is
30:30
only on pause, not peace. Iran remains in a state of war
30:35
and expects renewed hostilities soon, possibly by the year's
30:38
end. Now, Major General Yahim Rahim
30:42
Safavi is a definitely an advocate for Iran to adopt
30:47
offensive tactics, stating that the best means of defence is
30:50
attack. See.
30:51
But no. Yes, he's right, but in this
30:54
case, he shouldn't. They should let them do it
30:58
unless he's been usurped by the Mossad and then has no choice
31:02
but to say that or they kill him and his wife.
31:06
See, it's very complicated stuff.
31:08
I mean, this is like shadowboxing.
31:11
So he emphasizes strengthening the military and diplomatic
31:13
capabilities to deter Israel and their lap dog friend, United
31:18
States. Yeah, that's us.
31:21
Yes, we're we're, we're like who's the, who's the friend on?
31:26
Oh, forget it. OK.
31:29
The 12 day war in June saw Israeli strikes on Iranian and
31:32
nuclear and military sites, now followed by Iran's retaliation
31:35
with 500 ballistic missiles and 1100 drones.
31:40
That was a launch. Yes, both nations suffered
31:43
significant destruction and economic fallout and mutual
31:45
distrust. Well, that's true.
31:47
According to Tel Aviv, though, it was just pristine and
31:50
polished shiny as a new coin. Nothing out landed, nothing
31:53
happened, nothing to see here while the Israel is preparing
31:57
potential strikes on Iran's nuclear program while Iran vows
32:02
quote far more terrible retaliation.
32:05
China aided missile stockpiles, upgraded Israeli defenses signal
32:09
a deadlier future conflict. I that that's true.
32:11
They got to China in their corner now and they were really
32:15
holding back last time. And Israel's in.
32:19
They're up a certain Creek, if you know what I mean.
32:22
In closing, experts warn that the next war could surpass
32:24
June's destruction, with historical precedence being
32:28
underway, suggesting prolonged hostility.
32:31
Diplomatic off ramps and are narrowing as both sides refuse a
32:34
full de escalation. Yeah, and why should Iran de
32:39
escalate? They have the right to defend
32:40
themselves against a very hostile neighbor who is
32:45
literally false flagging the entire world.
32:47
Sigh. Hopping everybody.
32:49
So there you have it right there.
32:52
If I had to put my money in Vegas that it'd be with Iran on
32:55
that one. So there.
32:58
OK, so now as that's happening, sticking with Israel as this
33:02
World War Three tells us to, well, Israel's now mobilizing
33:05
60,000 reservists for brutal Gaza takeover.
33:09
This said, they wouldn't. Well, that's right, Israel's
33:12
mobilizing 80,000 troops for full scale assault on Gaza City,
33:16
displacing more than 1,000,000 Palestinians in a deliberate act
33:19
of ethnic cleansing. Yes, it is.
33:22
The IDF strategy involves artillery, barges, air strikes
33:25
in a year long demolition phase to systematically erase Gaza,
33:30
the very fabled enemy created in financed by Netanyahu.
33:37
Indeed, now the so-called humanitarian zones are a sham if
33:40
anyone who knows a thing or two as Israeli strikes repeatedly
33:43
target these areas through and through.
33:45
Even the Catholic Church's recent killing families seeking
33:49
refuge with the UN is now The ICRC condemned the forcible
33:54
displacement as a war crime. Clear definition, absolutely
34:00
violation of Geneva Convention and everything that the world
34:03
worked hard for in the post World War 2 era and that's why I
34:07
coined it. We are fighting the Bolsheviks
34:09
of today. This is the Bolshevik monarchy.
34:13
Now to close it off is what about Trump?
34:16
Well the US under Donald Trump well fully supports Israel's
34:20
genocide. That's true.
34:22
While Europe is now beginning to distance itself, with nations
34:26
like Denmark considering sanctions and the UN demanding a
34:29
ceasefire, as far as Hamas is concerned, Hamas now warns the
34:33
Israeli offensive endangers remaining hostages.
34:35
But Netanyahu's true goal is to total, it's for total control of
34:40
Gaza, for Jewish settlements, sacrificing both Palestinians
34:44
and Israeli lives for his expansionist agenda, AKA the
34:49
Greater Israel. That's right, that's right.
34:53
We're just confirming it with ourselves.
34:56
That's all you need to know. And finally and finally, what
35:01
about a little follow up with about Venezuela?
35:04
Well, this is quite a stunning as we have so many wars on so
35:08
many fronts, I can't keep track. I don't know who to vote for and
35:11
who to root for in this case. Well, this case is another CIA
35:15
war and you can add somebody else to that for us.
35:17
Now, the US has now escalated its military pressure on
35:20
Venezuela. Yes, the 4000 troops, now 4000
35:23
troops destroyers deployed amid cartel crackdown.
35:26
But as Maduro really the target, I, I don't think so.
35:32
I don't think so. In fact, Maduro tried to reach
35:35
out to Trump earlier this year to give him the full files and
35:40
papers and documents on who's truly behind the migration, the
35:45
invasion and the fentanyl. See remember I was sharing with
35:50
everybody a lot of these Latin American countries aren't just
35:53
the Latin American countries, they're proxies of China or
35:56
other other Venezuela's heavily postured towards China as that's
36:02
where the fentanyl lands and then is sent to Central America
36:07
in Mexico in this case. Well, the US is now deploying 3
36:10
Navy destroyers of 4000 troops near Venezuela, framing the move
36:13
as a counter narcotics operation and a last of days summer
36:18
cruise. But critics argue it's a pretext
36:20
for regime change against Nicolas Maduro.
36:23
Oh, what does he know? Just cause we've tried that and
36:26
multitude of times doesn't mean this time if we're going to do
36:29
it again, it's different. See while Maduro who's indicted
36:33
in 2020's narco terrorism denies cartel ties says they're just
36:39
friends he hangs out with on the weekends.
36:40
Now others say, well, you intelligence that is memo
36:44
suggest that there's no direct evidence linking him to major
36:47
trafficking networks like the Cenolas.
36:50
See, he's an innocent man. We have to advocate for him now.
36:53
Venezuela retaliates now because they put a $50 million bounty on
36:58
him. Sadly, now he's mobilized 4.5
37:01
million militiamen, bans he's banning drones and accuses the
37:06
US of imperialist aggression, echoing Cold War era tensions.
37:11
Well, he's absolutely correct. We can't dance around that.
37:14
Now the contradictions are beginning to stack up and pile
37:17
up. Yes, they are.
37:19
Now, the US has now lifted oil sanctions over there in
37:21
Venezuela in July, allowing Chevron to resume exports,
37:24
undermining claims that Maduro is isolated narco dictator.
37:30
See, that's how they got them. Now, experts warned that the
37:32
potential quagmire is just upon us.
37:34
With cartels deeply embedded in Guana, Mexico and US border
37:37
states, military action risk escalating into a regional
37:39
conflict without a clear victory.
37:42
But that's what we're all about. Forget the victory part.
37:45
We just need to start it and we'll figure it out as we go.
37:48
That's how that one is here. And that is some World War 3
37:51
News. But wait, there's a bit more.
37:52
Here is here's one of the one of the reports locally.
37:57
Let's see if I could show this to you, if not after the break.
38:00
But this is how they're kind of reporting it too, because we
38:03
need to know how what's being reported in the world of news in
38:09
some of these Latin American countries because we there's a
38:11
greater and better perspective if you ask me.
38:15
So we'll try to get that after the break.
38:16
So you're watching Realtyo Mini live.
38:18
We're going to open up the phone lines and go and get your take
38:23
on things. In fact, here she is now and
38:24
we'll play out to a breaker and take this quick break.
38:27
I'll see you after this message. Sources say Trump signed,
38:30
classified, ordered authorizing the Pentagon to use military
38:33
force against designated Latin American drug cartels.
38:37
The move shifts a law enforcement mission into
38:39
potential direct military operations at sea or abroad
38:43
targeting fentanyl and other drug cartels and so or drug
38:47
flows. Essentially what it means.
38:50
Trump can direct to fly drones into Mexico or direct our
38:53
military to step into Mexico and start fighting cartels.
38:57
This goes against the sovereignty of Mexico as a
39:00
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Yes. Twisted Twister.
44:10
Yeah. Just say no.
44:12
Thank you for reminding me about that.
44:14
I remember being in junior high and we had the officer come in
44:20
to tell us about drugs and I was so not Privy to any of these
44:24
slangs and, and terms they were using.
44:26
So I think the just say no. And a lot of that DARE stuff is
44:29
a promotional piece to get into the black market and buy some
44:34
drugs so we can arrest you and then stomp on our competition.
44:39
The government says we're the only drug dealers here.
44:41
You got that, You got that. Hey, I I support your local drug
44:46
dealer. Get get the marijuana from the
44:49
local guys. Don't go to the absurd charges
44:55
at the dispensaries. But thank you for that reminding
44:58
me. Yeah, just say no.
45:00
We should do the just say yes. OK, so there's that one.
45:05
Let's get to some really politics while we still have a
45:08
little bit of time and before the juice out of my device
45:12
completely fleets away. Here we go.
45:15
Let's get into the world here. Real deal politics.
45:31
Real deal politics. Yes it is.
45:34
There's a lot going on, but particularly in California.
45:37
Now, just last night I we told you about Bed Bath and be gone
45:41
or Beyond is now leaving California.
45:43
That's not good. Well, there's some other folks
45:46
that got influenced by them and are now deciding to leave.
45:49
And those are some big, big oil companies.
45:51
And Gavin Newsom's not liking it one bit.
45:54
Well, that's right. He's now begging and yet
45:57
demanding in a very just a sensitive way.
46:00
I guess you could say passive aggressive as now he's demanding
46:03
the oil companies not leave California.
46:05
No, he's not. Now they're like, forget you,
46:09
Dracula. Well, California Governor Newsom
46:12
is previously a vocal critic of oil companies, is now engaging
46:15
with industry leaders to boost his in state oil production.
46:20
Now a reversal from his aggressive climate policies in
46:22
his awoke agenda and past accusations of corporate price
46:26
gouging and total accusations of sexually harassing anyone, you
46:31
know, in a 5 foot radius. Well, two, major refinery
46:34
closure is threatened fuel shortages and price spikes.
46:37
Now with the projections of get this, you know, $8 a gallon by
46:41
next year. Now just cause gas went up just
46:45
astronomically in the past three months, like $2.00, doesn't mean
46:48
that's going to happen, does it? Now it's forcing California to
46:51
rely on costly imports, prompting Newsome's pivot to
46:54
fast track drilling permits over there in Kern County.
46:57
Now the move risk alienating environmentalists who accused
47:00
him of betraying health protections and the trannies,
47:03
too. But it could appeal to moderates
47:06
ahead of a potential 2028 very extremely failed presidential
47:11
run. That he might do now, framing
47:13
Newsom as a pragmatic leader and balancing climate goals and
47:16
economic realities. It's one of the greatest laughs
47:19
and jokes of 2025. But however, experts argue
47:22
California's high gas prices stem from Newsom's own
47:25
regulations and lack of a brain. That's why taxes are high,
47:29
they're saying, not price fixing, while Republican
47:32
Republicans warn importing foreign oil will worsen
47:35
emissions and economic strain. And Bibi Netanyahu won't like
47:39
that. Finally, California's energy
47:41
crises poses both peril yet opportunistic moments for
47:47
Newsom. They're saying testing whether
47:49
progressive policies can coexist with affordability and
47:53
potentially deciding his national political viability,
47:58
which there isn't any, so why bother?
48:01
So there's that one for you. Thank you very much, Newsom.
48:05
We have talked about him for a while now.
48:07
Moving on here. We'll get this now, Annie, get
48:10
your gun and tell your friends, too.
48:13
They can bring theirs as well. Let's have a gun party.
48:15
Well, now the this is a huge landmark ruling and that you're
48:19
not going to hear anywhere else except for here and maybe a few
48:22
other places. Now we'll get this.
48:24
Now you can now carry rifles, shotguns and more into
48:28
Washington DC without facing charters new policies after the
48:32
Trump takeover. Well, about damn time because I
48:35
I've got this Tommy gun I've been wanting to just walk around
48:37
with. How about that?
48:39
Well, now federal prosecutors over there in the District of
48:41
criminals have been directed not to pursue any felony charges
48:44
against people caught carrying rifles or shotguns in the city,
48:49
a dramatic departure from a long standing practice.
48:51
Now. Now, this instruction confirmed
48:53
by United States Attorney Jeanine Pero from Fox News over
48:57
there, who in a e-mail obtained by the Washington Compost
49:02
recently follows A guidance from the Justice Department and
49:05
solicitor general themselves. Who is, well, constantly
49:10
soliciting until now, D CS Law, barring residents from carrying
49:13
long guns with only limited expectations and exceptions has
49:17
been used in several notable prosecutions, including 2016's
49:21
pizza gate incidents when an armed man stormed a local
49:24
restaurant, and a 2019 well, yeah, he stormed the ping pong
49:29
pizza and shot the drive. The hard drive with all of the
49:32
information on it and then claimed he did it because of
49:37
Infowars. I mean, what, what are the odds?
49:40
In 2019, there was another case involving a shotgun attack over
49:43
there in Northeast Washington. And I might also add, back in
49:46
2013, my former friend there, Adam Kokash, libertarian guy,
49:52
vowed to March on Washington with his armed shotgun.
49:57
And he was trying to lead thousands of others who would
50:00
show up. At the time, people said it was
50:03
a honey tramp, but others said it was just a bad idea.
50:07
Adam, you can add that to your list of bad ideas, but
50:10
nonetheless, he did bring that attention and raise that
50:13
attention to many. So thank you for that.
50:16
If he's watching, probably not. So there you have it.
50:20
And get your gun and tell your friends to get theirs too.
50:23
Thank you very much. Here.
50:25
Now we're going to go to some of the live chats here because I'm
50:30
quite exhausted Here we have we have Susan Stephens.
50:36
Thank you for finding me. I'm glad we found each other
50:39
reconnected. She says, hey peeps, where's
50:42
everybody late must be late play.
50:44
No, this is live. This is live.
50:46
What happened Susan and thank you for finding me is Facebook
50:50
would not allow us to broadcast on the travel page here tonight
50:54
until I've learned my lesson. Here's another one.
50:56
We have Rage Against the machine who is also my life counselor.
51:01
Let's see what he says. He says Chupal dare just say no.
51:06
The real reason, Mussie Dean, you're right.
51:09
I'm telling you, am I right? I mean, imagine being an
51:11
innocent kid like myself straight out of Catholic school,
51:14
thrown into a a public high school or whatever.
51:18
Felt like dangerous minds and scared straight finding what a
51:22
joint is, what it looks like, what you're not supposed to do.
51:25
But, you know, here's what it looks like in case you do it.
51:28
You see, that's why I asked the question last night.
51:33
Has what's killed more fentanyl? OK, fentanyl, heroin or the war
51:38
on drugs. And all you have to do is go to
51:41
a a just a handful of countries in Central America and some in
51:44
the South. And that should be your answer.
51:47
We're talking about generational, not just theft,
51:50
but generational poverty because of the most unaccounted for, no
51:56
oversight, endless budgeted Central Intelligence Agency.
52:04
Yeah, the cocaine importing agency, those guys.
52:06
Yeah. And now we're doing it again
52:08
with Venezuela. Now we're doing it again.
52:11
And we're going to have a cold reality when they realize
52:14
Russia's there and so China. And they pull back the veil on
52:18
that and say, I got you surprise.
52:22
OK, imagine that. Putin jumping out of a cake with
52:24
an AK47. Just saying we have Kenny 59-B
52:30
and Kenny saved my life last week with just his Intel.
52:34
Then I should sweep my computer, try to try to find the pathogens
52:38
of viruses. Thank you very much.
52:40
So I'm still thinking about that.
52:42
We have Kenny 59-B saying Paul Harvey talked about cold fusion
52:45
50 years ago. 50 years ago, Yes, he did.
52:48
Mr. Paul Harvey of KABC, wonderful, iconic classic he is.
52:53
Thank you for remembering. Here's another one we have the
52:58
we have a deep state is going to be in deep as soon Hammer time.
53:02
Yes. You know when is soon?
53:06
Sometimes I wonder new information coming out about the
53:09
Ritalin causing addiction in adult life.
53:12
Rebel Mama. Yeah, yeah, it is causing
53:15
addiction. We used to have someone who
53:17
worked here for a little bit. She was part of a cast that
53:20
would literally yawn on TV because when the Ritalin she was
53:25
on and the Adderall, whatever it wore off, it just you couldn't
53:31
help it. And then and then it's just
53:33
yawning all the time. But however, Ritalin, a lot of
53:36
the kids that were taking Ritalin in the 90s, they have
53:39
they have problems now critically thinking they have
53:42
problems with they have emotional scar tissue and can't
53:46
really get past that emotional Berlin Wall on some of the most
53:51
important issues of the day, you know, never mind who to put your
53:55
support behind. But important issues of the day
53:58
we have to talk about, you know, like, you know, what are we
54:02
going to do with Newsome if he if he's in our little company,
54:05
you know, stuff like that. So you get it.
54:08
Thank you very much. All right, here's another one
54:10
here. We're going to now go to some
54:12
real deal health because there's a big story that I am just dying
54:17
to get to. Let's go now.
54:18
Hey, James. Doctor Ryan.
54:27
Well, there's new some new miracle jab information that has
54:31
come out as of late. And, and you know, I for one
54:34
could use some because I haven't talked about miracle jabs like I
54:37
used to, which was almost every hour in quite some time.
54:40
And it is a changing landscape and a lot of people are now
54:43
figuring out number one, when people die of a illness, long or
54:49
short, you don't hear what kind of illness anymore.
54:53
When people get sick and get, you know, just elements that
54:57
they've never had before in their life, they don't know why
55:00
and can't put it together. Well, there's a reason for the
55:03
season and well, here it is checking out is now they're
55:05
finding some new Dnas that are in the miracle jabs and is
55:10
trying to abstract yours. It's also developing right now,
55:13
Florida's surgeon general says for us to stop getting the covet
55:16
vaccine. FOX 35's Hannah McKenzie is
55:18
joining us live in the Alert Center tonight.
55:20
So, Hannah, he says what's in the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines
55:23
is a problem. Yeah.
55:24
Luanne John, Florida Surgeon General Doctor Ladipo says he
55:28
has safety concerns pertaining to the discovery of billions of
55:32
DNA fragments found per dose in the Pfizer and Moderna COVID
55:37
vaccines. And he says those concerns have
55:39
not been addressed by the FDA or the CDC.
55:43
Doctor Ladipo says if the risks of DNA integration with COVID
55:47
vaccines cannot be addressed, then the vaccines aren't
55:50
appropriate for use in humans. He says he sent letters to the
55:54
heads of the FDA and the CDC specifically questioning how
55:58
this was impact humans in three main areas, healthy human genes
56:03
being transformed into cancerous cells, chromosomal instability
56:08
and how the integration could have in fact, unintended parts
56:11
of the body such as the heart, brain, lungs, even the injection
56:15
site itself. We asked a local doctor, Michael
56:17
Sparks, to weigh in. Doctor Sparks telling us, with
56:20
the state surgeon general saying one thing and the FDA another,
56:24
health providers are left stuck in the middle.
56:35
Wow, thank you for that. And that creepy ending as well.
56:38
That's yeah, DNA, DNA. And you know, if if you can't
56:43
even remember some of my early on reports 05 years ago, who,
56:48
who recalls the the hacked, the hacked emails and then the
56:52
hacked information that that really exposed Bill Gates for
56:58
exactly what he was doing. They're putting, it was
57:00
something of, of chimera, chimera, OK, chimera DNA.
57:05
They're putting in these things in addition to HIV and some
57:09
other weird, bizarre kind of just ingredients, Eluciferous
57:14
being one of them. So yeah, they're, they're
57:15
tampering with the DNA of humans.
57:18
And this is the first time that we actually on the same level we
57:23
caught them. We don't know how many years and
57:25
how many decades, if not centuries this has been going
57:27
on. So that is truly a a
57:31
unprecedented discovery. There is now we're going to get
57:33
on the Concorde and take a little trip, take a little trip
57:36
overseas. Well, it's that time of the
57:50
year. A lot of families have been
57:52
traveling, which we're going to talk about shortly.
57:55
But there's also, there's also roadblocks of telling people not
57:59
to travel. Yes, there's a lot of roadblocks
58:03
telling people not to just help the economy rise.
58:05
And some of those roadblocks are coming from our friends to the
58:08
north. No, not the Chinese.
58:10
No, the Canadians remember them. That's right.
58:13
Canadians continue to shun US as number of trips to popular
58:18
holiday states plummet big time. Yeah, that's what we're hearing
58:22
about. As now they're saying that Trump
58:24
has a soured relations between the US and its northerly
58:28
neighbor by suggesting that Canada could be annexed and
58:30
become the 51st state while ramping up tariffs.
58:34
It was a little brazen, yes, a little a little rough on the
58:38
edges now. Well, the Canadian border
58:39
crossing into the popular northeast area really plummeted
58:43
to zero since Trump took over and began feuding with the US
58:46
neighbor to the north about now. New data shows from US Customs
58:50
and Border Protection show that only 277,000 Canadians entered
58:57
Maine from Canada in July. It's a get.
59:00
There's not a whopping 28% drop compared to the year before.
59:06
Now, July and August are usually the busiest months for Canadians
59:10
crossing over. Yes, it is.
59:12
However, July is now the 6th consecutive month the border
59:15
crossings have been downgraded to 2000.
59:18
Well, downgraded big time compared to last year.
59:21
Now this comes as the Governor, Janet Mills desperately tries to
59:24
improve relations with Canada in an attempt to claw back some of
59:27
the lost tourism. Yes, and Janet Mills to Yeah,
59:34
there it is. You had Janet Tills and her
59:36
sister Janet Tills as well. Well, bike the car now by car is
59:40
the most common way. They're saying Canadians visit
59:42
their southern neighbor. The data over there is from the
59:45
statistics showed that Canadians there was a 37% drop in July
59:50
compared to the year prior. Now this came after a 33% drop
59:55
in June compared to that year prior.
59:57
You see the trend here? So as tensions are rising and
1:00:02
there's no solution within grasp, we want to tell our
1:00:05
Canadian friends, viewers, family all alike and even phones
1:00:09
too, that US is still open for business.
1:00:11
We love Canada, and I for one, sure as hell I love ginger ale.
1:00:18
That's right, Canadian Dr. preferably.
1:00:20
And give me a side of the kipper snacks from the province of.
1:00:26
That's right. I see.
1:00:27
I memorized it. OK, we're going to check the
1:00:29
live chats here. And yeah, and here's another
1:00:32
thing too, because I was also looking.
1:00:34
OK, well, that's outside of the Canadians.
1:00:38
What about travel all together? And it's all down across the
1:00:41
board. They're saying it's down 3-4.
1:00:47
It's going to be upwards close to 10% this summer and a lot of
1:00:52
people are preferring to travel via Rd. rather than playing now.
1:00:56
So that's the new trend. And so I guess is, has anyone
1:01:00
travelled out there? Has anyone taken any trips with
1:01:03
their family friends this year? Your children, your
1:01:07
grandchildren, your great grandchildren.
1:01:10
And I think that's about it. That's the kind of.
1:01:12
So that's the question. That's the question.
1:01:15
We have some people here. We have.
1:01:19
We have Rage Against Machine. Paul Harvey.
1:01:22
If I were the Devil. Yes.
1:01:24
Yeah. Yeah.
1:01:25
That. If you haven't heard that, that
1:01:27
is a classic. That's great.
1:01:29
I should play it sometime. Thank you for reminding me.
1:01:32
And yes. Rage Against me.
1:01:34
Luciferis mRNA. Thank you very much.
1:01:37
Yes. And until next time, Yes, we'll
1:01:40
write again. Rage Against Machine.
1:01:41
We'll write again. OK.
1:01:43
Pat, Patsy Rourke. Thank you for being here.
1:01:45
Just got on. Shamira.
1:01:46
As in the days of Noah. That's right.
1:01:50
That's right here we have on rumble.
1:01:52
Let's see here, OK, we have mandolin who says they're
1:01:57
probably monitoring who is carrying POW pals.
1:02:01
Yes yeah, I that's a good point. Yeah.
1:02:04
You know, just when we were doing the anti lockdown protest
1:02:08
in Huntington Beach and somebody brought that to my attention, it
1:02:12
didn't really resonate with me because I was using the the
1:02:16
emotional calculators of things. But yeah, they had drones
1:02:22
everywhere. They wanted to know what
1:02:23
counties, OK, what counties, what cities were going to
1:02:27
violate the lockdown orders because then they get a special
1:02:32
check next to those county names and they get to be monitored big
1:02:36
time and get assigned probably an APEC buddy too if we're
1:02:38
lucky. So thanks for reminding me.
1:02:41
Doesn't take much. Doesn't.
1:02:43
OK, here we have. We have Hammer Time, who is very
1:02:48
BDSM tonight. He's saying that they whip you
1:02:50
at Catholic school. Then comes the nuns with the
1:02:54
suspenders. Wow.
1:02:56
Did they give you a safe word too?
1:02:59
I must ask. Thank you for that.
1:03:02
Here we have. We have a rebel now it's saying
1:03:05
he's still slow dripping the info to the normies.
1:03:08
We knew this years ago. Who?
1:03:10
Trump. Trump is OK, all right.
1:03:15
And then finally, she's rebel mountains continued by saying
1:03:19
any drops in tourism as a result of propaganda from our media and
1:03:23
the fact that they're broke. Yeah, I would say the latter
1:03:25
half is true. Yeah.
1:03:27
I think everybody is. I think everybody is.
1:03:31
We have Linas Ramon who says a tiny Uranus is where they're
1:03:36
hiding the moons. Yeah.
1:03:38
I mean, are we going to see, See, here's, here's what I see.
1:03:41
They're, they're trying to disclose some of these weird
1:03:45
anomalies and phenomenons we see and people see in the sky 'cause
1:03:49
they're getting to the point of the, the, the next chapter of
1:03:53
this, which is the alien disclosure or something of that
1:03:57
effect. I truly see that.
1:03:59
So thank you. And, you know, I haven't seen
1:04:02
my, I haven't seen Uranus either, but I haven't seen any
1:04:06
planets for a long time. And you can also say I haven't
1:04:09
seen any stars that are real in the sky for a very long time.
1:04:14
I see drones that mimic stars and have the flashing lights and
1:04:17
we pretend that, you know, they're just stars and the
1:04:19
average Norma Khan thinks they are, but they're not.
1:04:23
They ain't they, they ain't be stars.
1:04:25
I don't think so. OK, well that's going to bring
1:04:28
us now to a very special of special occasion here as now we
1:04:32
have so happy.
1:04:45
I love that tiny moon by Uranus. Don't you love it too?
1:04:52
Final thoughts here. Final thoughts as we close the
1:04:54
night. And we've discovered so much
1:04:56
here on this journey together, from tiny moons to not so not so
1:05:04
dictator Ish Maduros to 60,000 reservists in Israel.
1:05:12
Even Bram Strokers Newsome who's now begging on his knees where
1:05:17
he's used to being. We discovered a launch and we've
1:05:20
been discovered. There's a mayor in New Orleans
1:05:22
named Latoya who is also a Cantrell as well.
1:05:26
So it's very, very, very on fond guard here tonight.
1:05:29
And also that the Canadians are very mad with us.
1:05:32
So we've learned a lot. All I can say is that, you know,
1:05:35
going forward, my, my new philosophy is you judge a person
1:05:42
by their actions. You know a person by their
1:05:48
character and you judge them by their character, but you also
1:05:51
know them by their reputations too.
1:05:53
So I, I guess it's a whole mix of things.
1:05:55
And we can wait and see. We can hope and pray, or we can
1:05:59
prepare for the worst and try to achieve the best.
1:06:04
And I think that's at the end of the day where we're going to be
1:06:06
going to, as we're going to see a war now come with Iran and
1:06:11
Israel. We're going to be dragged into
1:06:12
it. I have greatly, deeply concerned
1:06:16
that the American president, a position has been a blackmail
1:06:20
position for at least 30 years. And I can account for.
1:06:24
And for me, to me, and I speak for me only, is that should be
1:06:30
worrisome for each and every American in this country as well
1:06:33
as citizens around the world that the most powerful position
1:06:37
in the world has been usurped, has been infiltrated and is
1:06:41
being controlled by another foreign country.
1:06:46
Yeah. So that is a problem.
1:06:48
And if it was China doing it, you wouldn't hear the end of it.
1:06:51
You would it would be on every front page.
1:06:53
But with that said, we've never been more unified.
1:06:58
Now that we can for the first time probably since, you know,
1:07:02
911 happened, we can finally see the true adversaries in our
1:07:07
society isn't really living in our society, but on a foreign
1:07:12
desert continent. That's not enough.
1:07:15
So I, I think that's the most take away I can really get from
1:07:18
this time and to be alive is the, the galvanization of people
1:07:23
who want to get want to rid this and finally truly want to end
1:07:28
these endless wars. So that's it to me.
1:07:31
I want to thank you all for joining me here tonight.
1:07:32
You may see me over the weekend. I know members, we have a
1:07:36
special show. I think tomorrow night you
1:07:38
you're going to really enjoy. Tell me more about that later.
1:07:41
But in the meanwhile, this is what we had last night in more
1:07:46
reasons why becoming a member is just incredible experience.
1:07:49
So for all of us here at Realdo Media, I'm Dean Ryan saying
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thank you for sharing a bit of your night.
1:07:54
Until next time, always remember to stay tuned and stay awake and
1:07:57
watch out for those black magic women.
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Good night everybody. Music.
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Music. She's a black woman.
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She's a black woman. She's.
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Trying to make. Stop.
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