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Passwords, Powerplays, and Polar Piracy: Trump’s Epstein Blowback, Clinton Subpoenas, Greenland Grab Talk, Ukraine Chaos, and Pentagon AI Pivot · International Flavor: Where the Truth Tastes Better

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Good morning, welcome. I am Samuel Trapp. This is International Flavor, and I'm coming to you live
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from where? The Lake Ozark Real Estate of the Art Studio on this beautiful
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cloudy,
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hmm,
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highly overcast, somewhat cold
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Wednesday, the
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greatest day in radio is beginning even now.
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Even as we speak, the day is beginning. I get to start the day. It's a
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very good day for damn radio today. I like Wednesdays.
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Plenty of content for us all.
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Beginning with good music. We have lots of good music here on damn radio.
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I may even share some with you today. It's possible. It is highly possible that I share some with you. I
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have been dinking around with the
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computer trying to
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log in, and you know, there's something that drives me really bananas.
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And I don't know how people feel about this, but
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drives me freaking crazy, is
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two-factor or double-factor, whatever the heck they call it, authentication. So, you know, the computer gets to
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dictate how you operate your computer. It's
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highly irritating to me. It's
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frustrating because, heck, you never can remember. And then it makes you change your password. And when you change your password,
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you can't use the password, any password that you've used before.
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So you got all these people thinking for you, and nobody gives a rip about my passwords.
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Least of all, me. I just don't want to have, you know, 50 different passwords, and they just don't
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They don't jive. Drives me freaking crazy. And it's even worse with double-factor authentication,
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because you can never log into your own stuff. At any rate, here it is, Wednesday, it's
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you're welcome to phone in this morning, 573-746-8020. I am unable to log in to my
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my
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computer from afar. That's frustrating. And
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I
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wanted to start this morning with a rather amusing story, I think anyway, about
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here it is. By the way, today is my
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wonderful deceased
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father's birthday. Today, he would have been, oh
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what would he have been today?
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30,
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30. He was born in 38, and so that would make him 80,
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88 today, isn't that correct? I believe he would have been 88 today. And yeah.
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He was a good man, and that means he died 19 years ago,
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in about April, and he was a very good man, and I miss him, and that's a, you know,
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could use him on the scene about now, so he could keep a couple of idiot family members in line that are just just
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being destructive, and
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freaking irritating. I'm watching the news now, by the way,
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I just missed a man, and I want to talk to you a little bit about Trump.
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I've been watching the news about the moron move of, jeez, we're gonna steal
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Greenland. Vance and Rubio are gonna meet with Arctic leaders. Jeez, that makes me feel,
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makes me feel safe. The lunatics are guarding the nuthouse.
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This is, oh jeez, we need to take Greenland. Nobody gives a flip about Greenland, nor should they, and
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it's just nonsense that we create a big nothing burger of an issue, and try to convince the world that it's
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critical to our survival that we take Greenland. Yeah.
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Nonsense.
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But the news of the day on the 14th is
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Trump has flipped off a worker who called him a pedophile protector. The video is
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interesting, and
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it sure looks like you flipped the dude off to me. So the US president has faced harsh criticism
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over
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transparency on the Epstein files.
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The old Clintons are refusing to testify about the very same thing.
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And
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US President Donald Trump has been filmed raising his middle finger and
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appearing to mouth
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F-you at a Ford auto worker who heckled him
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during a factory visit near Detroit. Or is it Detroit?
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Detroit or Detroit? Hmm, curious. The insult
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was linked to the controversy over the Epstein files,
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which Trump has sought to play down after previously promising
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transparency. Yeah, it's always
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transparency.
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Transparency for the
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but not for me. Actually, I don't give a rip about any of this. This Epstein stuff is just a distraction in my opinion.
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But what do I care? I don't even freaking care. It's been twisted so much at this point. Who really gives a rip?
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The confrontation
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happened on Tuesday at the Ford
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F-150 assembly plant in Dearborn
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after a worker shouted, and I watched the video, he shouted something first, but I couldn't understand it. And then he said
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Pedophile protector!
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You pedophile protector. The guy's dead. How are you protecting the pedophile?
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According to a video circulating on the social media,
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Trump turned toward the worker, uttered several
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expletives, and
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flipped off the heckler.
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White House
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communication director Stephen Chung did not comment on whether Trump had actually raised his middle finger,
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but confirmed the authenticity of
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the video.
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He said,
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a lunatic was wildly screaming
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expletives in a complete fit of rage. He didn't seem to be in a complete fit of rage to me.
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And the president gave an appropriate and
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unambiguous response.
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Chung said in a statement to the Washington Post.
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So TMZ says,
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President Trump was filmed flipping off a Ford worker. He yelled pedophile protector at him.
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The worker,
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TJ Sabula, a
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40 year old
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UAW local
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600 line worker who described himself as an independent and occasional Republican,
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said he has been
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suspended pending an investigation.
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Why would he be suspended?
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Does that mean we should suspend Trump for flipping him off? And he did say he felt no remorse that
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this
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Sabula felt no remorse as far as calling him out.
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Definitely no regrets whatsoever.
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Sabula said, adding that he believes he was targeted for political retribution for
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embarrassing Trump in front of his friends.
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Can't even get away with calling somebody a pedophile protector these days.
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The taunt
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appeared to be tied to the ongoing political storm over the files of disgraced
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financier and
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convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein,
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who is said to have died by suicide in a New York jail in 2019. And we're still
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talking about this Yehu. He's been dead
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for a long time, and we're still talking about it. While awaiting trial on sex
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trafficking charges, his death spawned widespread
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conspiracy theories
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claiming he had been killed
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to prevent testimony about alleged crimes involving powerful figures. If you think powerful figures don't get away with
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whatever they wish to get away with, you better think again, because they do.
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On the campaign trail, Trump promised to release the Epstein files, but as president, he has bristled at the issue,
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dismissing calls to make the documents public as politically motivated hoax.
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The controversy
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intensified after the US president's name appeared in Epstein-related material, with no allegation of
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wrongdoing. Later, amid sustained public pressure,
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the Justice Department released a batch of Epstein-related documents that were heavily redacted,
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prompting criticism over the scope and pace of disclosure.
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Isn't that horrible?
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What a story. What a story. Can you believe we're still focused on this?
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Let's focus some more on it, because people love to hear about this. The Clintons have refused to
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testify in the Epstein inquiry.
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The House Oversight Committee chair, James Comer, has threatened to hold them in
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contempt of Congress. Oh
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goodness. Oh
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goodness, this is terrible. Former US President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary
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have refused to comply with subpoenae
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to testify before the House Oversight Committee investigation into the government handling
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of the Epstein case. Where is Epstein? We don't know. We don't know.
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Oh geez, why are we still showing pictures of this Goomba? There he is again.
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We're showing him.
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Lindsey Graham, you gotta show.
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Lindsey Graham all over the TV. It's frustrating.
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Anyway, back to Epstein and Jeffrey Epstein.
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The committee had scheduled depositions for Bill Clinton on Tuesday and Hillary on
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Wednesday. In both an eight-page
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legal letter and
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a separate signed public statements, the Clintons declared the subpoenas
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invalid and legally
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unenforceable.
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Every person has to decide when they have seen or had enough and are ready to fight for this country,
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its principles, and its people, no matter the
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consequences, the Clintons wrote. Well, I'm glad to see they're together on this, you know.
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Chairman James Comer, who's a Kentucky
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Republican, who left an empty chair at the deposition table to mark the former president's absence,
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expressed disappointment and pledged a committee vote next week
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to hold Bill in contempt.
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No one's accusing Bill of anything, any wrongdoing.
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We just have questions, Comer told reporters.
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If the full House votes for contempt, the Justice Department
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would decide whether to prosecute.
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This refusal comes as the Justice Department continues to release
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thousands of pages of files from the Epstein investigation.
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The first batch, which was made public in December of 2025,
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featured numerous photographs of Bill
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with Epstein and his associate
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Ghislaine Maxwell, none of which include contextual details or dates.
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Clinton's documented ties to Epstein date to the late 90s and early 2000s
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flight log show.
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Clinton and his entourage took multiple international trips on Epstein's private jet,
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often referred to as the
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Lolita Express.
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Traveling to locations such as Bangkok, Brunei, Rwanda, Russia, and China,
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Epstein also visited the White House multiple times during Clinton's presidency.
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The Clintons have repeatedly said they possess no relevant information
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and had offered to provide sworn witness statements
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similar to other high-profile figures excused from live testimony.
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Their legal team argue that the subpoenas are politically motivated,
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an effort to harass them and distract from President Donald Trump's own alleged
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associations
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with Epstein.
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Clinton's spokesperson, Angel Llorena,
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previously called for the release of all Epstein files,
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accused the Justice Department of
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selectively
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releasing material mentioning the former president and
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implying
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wrongdoing where none
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exists.
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Isn't that depressing?
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Tell you what, it's pretty, pretty sad when the government is hunting you down and you're just nothing but innocent,
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you know?
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It's, you know, when you haven't done anything and the government continues to come after you,
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it's just frustrating, like, oh poor Bill and
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Bill and Hillary or Billary and Hill.
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But let's share an older article, shall we? Where the Congress warned the Clintons
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over the Epstein case. Again, James Comer.
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He said, any attempt by the ex-presidential couple to avoid subpoenas will
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constitute contempt to Congress. Now, this came out in November, remember this? It was right before Thanksgiving.
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Thanksgiving. You're supposed to put the stress in the
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proper word. Thanksgiving.
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Isn't that right?
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U.S., this is an old
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article, but we're gonna share it with you because this is a warning. It's a warning.
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And then we got to talk about a Wall Street Journal article, too, that shows how guilty
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Bill Clinton is, right? This is to twist. We're supposed to believe that he is,
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you know, just a terrible, terrible person and a horrible president and all kinds of stuff.
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I actually lived in Washington, DC when he was president. That was fun. I wore a t-shirt down on
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near where the Washington Monument is and the Capitol Mall just starts down there.
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And I wore my t-shirt
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which said, it was a bright yellow t-shirt, and it said,
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I don't trust
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President Clinton.
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Or her husband. That was a joke way back then, that the pants in that family have always been worn
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by the old
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Hillary.
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We used to call it, you know, they were
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tagged at the hip, you know, since they were joined at the hip back during the presidency. We called it the billory.
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The billory element.
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Anyway, let's share this article from ancient history, which is right before Thanksgiving.
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Thanksgiving.
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U.S. House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer demanded that President Bill Clinton and his wife,
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Secretary of State Former,
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testify before lawmakers about the late,
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late,
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you know, he's always gonna be late because he's never going to arrive because he's dead, about the late
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convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
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He warned, Comer did, that failing to comply with subpoenas issued earlier this year would mean
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serious consequences for both of them.
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Epstein, convicted of sex offenses in 08, was charged again in
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2019 with trafficking minors and running an underage sex ring.
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He was found dead in a Manhattan jail cell later in the year.
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According to press release from the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Friday,
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Comer,
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quote, sent a letter to Bill and Hillary,
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Clinton's attorney,
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David Kendall, saying that they are required to comply with lawful subpoenas and
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appear for scheduled in-person
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depositions. He noted that both Republicans and Democrats on the committee approved a motion to issue subpoenas to Bill and Hillary in
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July.
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Given their history with Epstein and Maxwell, any attempt by the Clintons to avoid sitting for a deposition would be
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grounds to initiate
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contempt of Congress proceedings.
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The document states that Bill had been summoned to appear on December 17 and Hillary the following day.
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The ex-president previously admitted he traveled on the jet with Epstein, but that he had never visited the
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financiers infamous island.
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Wow. In July, Wall Street Journal claimed that Clinton had once written a personal note to Epstein
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that reportedly read, it's reassuring isn't isn't it to have lasted as long across all the years of learning and knowing
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adventures and
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illegible word and also to have your childlike curiosity
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to drive to make a difference and the solace of friends.
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Well, that's curious. A spokesman for the Clintons
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declined to comment on the note at the time stating that the former president had severed ties with Epstein long before his
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2019 arrest and was unaware of his alleged crimes.
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In a post on his true social platform last Friday, remember this is November,
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US President Trump said he had directed Attorney General Pam Boddy and the Justice Department to investigate
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Epstein's involvement and relationships with Bill Clinton and other prominent Democrats.
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On Wednesday, Trump signed a bill requiring the Justice Department to release files related to
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Epstein and in his post, this is back in November by the way, remember I'm sharing an older one,
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Trump suggested that perhaps the truth about these Democrats and their associations with Epstein will soon be revealed.
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Mentioning Bill Clinton among several others,
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Trump's move marked a shift from his earlier positions.
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Yeah,
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isn't it terrible that we are still focused on this happy crappy and even me,
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excuse me, I
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wanted to
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to
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keep talking about Greenland because I can't believe how
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silly the whole thing is and
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like I told you we're gonna have
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Rubio and Vance
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discussing things.
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There's several articles about this
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allegedly.
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Trump is threatening
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Greenland's
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leader with a big problem.
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It's gonna be a big problem, a huge problem.
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Apparently and this came out yesterday, too.
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A big problem.
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U.S. President Trump has dismissed Greenland Prime Minister Jens Friedrich Nielsen as someone he doesn't even know
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and
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is threatening him with a
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big problem
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after Nielsen reaffirmed the island's commitment to Denmark over the U.S.
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The confrontation over Trump's ambitions to acquire the Arctic Island reached a new peak at a joint
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press conference in Copenhagen on Tuesday where Danish Prime Minister
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Mette Friedriksen and Nielsen presented a unified front.
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If we have to choose between the United States and Denmark here and now, we choose Denmark.
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We choose NATO.
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We choose the Kingdom of Denmark.
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We choose the EU, Nielsen said. The comments
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made on the eve of high-level talks in Washington between
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Danish and Greenland officials and the U.S. Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Rubio
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drew sharp retorts from Trump.
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That's their problem, Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews. I disagree with him.
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I don't know who he is. I don't know anything about him.
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But that's gonna be a big problem for him.
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Trump has argued that the U.S. must control Greenland to prevent Chinese or Russian dominance, an
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allegation
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disputed not only by Moscow and Beijing, but also by regional officials.
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One way or the other, he said on Sunday, we're gonna have Greenland.
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The threat comes amid a legislative move by Florida Congressman Randy Fine, who introduced, I shared with you yesterday,
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the Greenland
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Annexation and Statehood Act, which authorizes the president, which would authorize the president, to take whatever
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steps necessary.
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Danish officials
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have rejected the premise
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with Ambassador Jesper Møller Sorensen saying he made it abundantly clear to find that Greenland is part of Denmark.
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While Copenhagen has expressed willingness to deepen security cooperation with the U.S.
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within the NATO framework, it insists the island's future lies with its own people,
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who voted in 08 to retain self-governing status within
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Denmark. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte declined to comment directly on the dispute,
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saying his role is to ensure security in the Arctic.
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I disagree with that. NATO's role isn't to secure security or to provide security in the Arctic.
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It's to provide security within NATO countries.
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I don't know where they just keep
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stretching stuff.
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You know, we just make it up as we go along.
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I think it's a bit silly.
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Let's see here. I'm yawning a bit this morning. Sorry about that. We're gonna stay on the Greenland topic though,
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because there was something entertaining.
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A jellyfish
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has more spine
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than Europeans,
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said a professor on Trump's plans to annex Greenland.
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Any European troop deployment to the Arctic over the imaginary
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Russian and Chinese threats will be
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symbolic, says Greg Simons.
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Europe is too weak to stand up to U.S. President Trump's ambitions to bring Greenland under American control,
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said journalism professor Greg Simons.
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Last week, Trump stated that the U.S. must annex Greenland, a Danish
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self-governing island to contain Russia and China,
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claiming the two countries would take over the island unless Washington acted first.
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Several media outlets since reported that the UK, France, and other European states are discussing plans to send ground forces
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to Greenland to signal that they take Arctic security seriously.
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They're all nuts.
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Speaking to RT on Tuesday,
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Simons, who teaches at Daffodil
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International University in Dhaka,
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Bangladesh,
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said European governments lack the strength and will to resist Trump.
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A jellyfish has more spine than these
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Europeans and the EU at this stage, he argued, calling their stance
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hypocritical.
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Commenting on the reports of a potential deployment,
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Simons said such a move would be largely symbolic. Any European troop presidents in
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presence in Greenland or a wider Arctic will amount to a
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token number of troops facing an
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imaginary threat of Chinese and Russian destroyers and submarines, he
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argued, adding that even Denmark acknowledged that there are no such vessels in the area.
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Rather than reflecting strategic autonomy, the idea shows Europe trying to placate
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Washington. It's an attempt to try and appease Trump, he said,
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adding that the message to the president would be, see, we're helping you, so there's no need to annex
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Greenland.
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He argued, Simons did, that
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deindustrialized Europe is gutted and has very pathetic sized armies,
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which are nothing to speak of,
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leaving Europe unable to compete with the US for control of Greenland or the wider
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Arctic.
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Denmark insists that Greenland is not for sale and that the island's future must be decided by its own
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residents who voted in 08 for self-governing.
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Beijing
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criticized Washington for using Russia and China as pretexts
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for deeper push into the Arctic.
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Moscow has not yet officially responded to Trump's latest remarks,
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but it previously stressed that Greenland's future has to be determined by its own citizens and
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dismisses claims that Russia
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poses a threat.
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But we're America. We just make stuff up as we go along.
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If we say Russia and China are problems, by God, they must be, right?
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They have to be.
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Is everybody watching this? There's supposed to be a transgender case. Isn't it in sports coming up in the
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Supreme Court, coming pretty soon?
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There's more. I'm giving you a whole bunch of
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opinions on
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other people on this Greenland thing
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because it's just a bunch of nuts that, well, we are, that we are talking about. There's another guy called
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John, what is his name? John Varoli, who has spoken too.
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Western European nations are vassals of
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the US and will inevitably submit if Trump moves to annex
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Greenland, said American journalist John Varoli.
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Yeah.
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Well, who is this guy? The US will not let European powers deploy any troops to Greenland because
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Washington, they want total control and conquest of Greenland.
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They can threaten.
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They can throw tantrums and make all the joint statements they want.
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But the US always gets its way, he said. The Europeans, at the end of the day,
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let's be very clear, they are the vassals and they will have to do whatever Washington says.
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NATO is the US, said Varoli.
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Recalling how Secretary General Mark Rutte called Trump daddy at a summit in The Hague last June.
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The European powers know that Big Daddy
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is in charge.
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The Big Daddy in the White House, he said.
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Trump wants to go down in American history as the greatest American president and for that to happen,
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he thinks it means
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acquisition of new territories and
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conquest.
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I don't think he thinks that. I think
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well, it doesn't matter. Let's finish the article. Denmark has insisted that Greenland is not for sale.
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Once again, we've talked about and then we have Randy Fine, the goof,
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saying Trump should take whatever steps necessary to annex Greenland.
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Nuts running the nuthouse, I'm telling you. We got Trump flipping people off. We got lunatics.
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A Trump envoy was not welcome at a Greenland dog sled race,
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according to the organizers.
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Jeff Landry, the organizers of a
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Greenland's premier dog sled race,
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have said the presence of US President Trump's envoy, Jeff Landry, at the event would be
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wholly
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inappropriate and launched a probe into his alleged invitation.
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He has openly backed Trump's push to incorporate the island into the US.
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Yeah, on Sunday, he, you know,
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well, Trump did anyway,
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said that, you know, the two dog sled remark, remember that? And Landry, who was appointed by Trump as a special envoy to Greenland in December told Fox News Radio last week he intended to attend the annual Avanata
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Quimusersua dog sled race in March.
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And use the occasion to speak with locals about the benefit of closer ties with the US.
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According to him, he said,
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he said, I'm interested in talking to Greenlanders. In fact, I got invited, I think,
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to the world's
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largest dog sled event that goes up in March in Greenland.
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I'm going, Landry said, in a Facebook statement on Tuesday, the Greenland Dog Sledding Association said it was unaware who issued the invitation and called Landry's potential presence inappropriate, giving his public
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advocacy for annexation. The dog sledding board
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finds it unacceptable that political pressure
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is being exerted from outside and considers the participation of foreign political
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actors at the race wholly inappropriate, said Chairman Mikkel Jeremiasen, adding that he had ordered an internal probe.
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Landry has openly called Denmark's rule of Greenland an occupation, and he urged the island to claim their independence to gain the US as an ally.
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His appointment as envoy prompted Copenhagen to summon the US ambassador, interpreting the move as a breach of diplomatic norms
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by treating Greenland as independent rather than an autonomous Danish territory.
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Hmm. Denmark has condemned Trump's rhetoric as a direct threat to its own sovereignty.
35:10
Greenlandic Prime Minister reiterated Tuesday that Greenland will not be part of the US, and that if they are annexed, this would mark the end of NATO.
35:25
But Trump envoy, this guy, the genius, he says this Landry, he says that Denmark is occupying Greenland.
35:36
The US defended the island during World War II when Copenhagen couldn't.
35:42
Denmark is occupying Greenland in violation of UN rules, says Special Envoy Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry.
35:53
We know about the story of what he said where Trump said one way or another that we're taking it.
36:00
He argued that Copenhagen is unable to provide security because they only have two dog slides up there.
36:07
That's the defense. Landry took to X to note that US protected Greenland during World War II.
36:13
US military facilities were set up on the Arctic Island in line with the deal between Washington and Copenhagen in April 41,
36:23
a year after Denmark was overrun by Nazi Germany.
36:29
History matters, he wrote. The US defended Greenland's sovereignty during World War II when Denmark couldn't.
36:38
After the conflict ended, Denmark reoccupied it, sidestepping and ignoring UN protocol, said Landry.
36:52
The Danish ambassador responded to the accusation saying that Greenland has been a part of the Kingdom of Denmark for centuries,
37:00
that has repeatedly been recognized by US administrations in the UN and internationally.
37:10
Only the people of Greenland should decide their future.
37:14
A vast majority of Greenlanders voted yes to its self-governing status, he wrote.
37:23
Copenhagen has always stood shoulder to shoulder with Washington.
37:28
He noted that Denmark lost more soldiers per capita than any other NATO ally during the US-led invasion of Afghanistan.
37:43
A total of 43 Danish troops were killed in the country from 2002 to 2014.
37:51
Let's continue to address security challenges in the Arctic as partners and allies.
38:00
And, you know, staying on this topic, you know, this is really, I happen to agree with this,
38:09
that it is delusional to claim that Russia and China pose a threat to Greenland, according to a Danish MP.
38:20
It's absolutely true.
38:21
Russia and China pose no threat to Greenland, said a senior Danish lawmaker.
38:30
On Sunday, Rasmus Jarlov, the chair of Denmark's parliamentary defense committee,
38:39
sparred with security expert Valina Chakarova, who claimed that European nations do not take the threat from Russia and China seriously,
38:51
have not been paying attention to what was happening in the Arctic in the last 10 years.
38:59
Jarlov wrote on X, without clarifying who he was referring to,
39:04
I am head of the defense committee of Denmark. I get all relevant information.
39:10
I can assure you that your fantasies about a big threat from China and Russia against Greenland are delusional.
39:19
You are the threat, not them.
39:24
Russia, whose western border lies more than 3,000 kilometers from Greenland,
39:30
has provided few comments on Trump's push to acquire the island,
39:35
only insisting that the wishes of Greenland's population be respected.
39:40
Polling suggests that there's little appetite in Greenland to join the U.S.
39:45
Moscow also dismissed speculation that it has plans to attack western countries as nonsense.
39:54
China has denied that it seeks to control Greenland and pushes back against Trump's banana-rama rhetoric.
40:04
He's nuts. After Trump claimed that Greenland is covered with Chinese ships,
40:10
he hasn't shown a picture of one.
40:13
Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jiang said Beijing urges the U.S.
40:18
to stop using the so-called China threat as a pretext for itself to seek selfish gains.
40:27
On Saturday, the Daily Mail reported that Trump has ordered generals
40:32
to draw up a plan for a potential invasion of Greenland,
40:37
with sources warning that it would lead to the destruction of NATO from the inside.
40:45
Isn't that crazy?
40:48
Yeah. Well, it's a strange old world, that's all I'm saying.
40:55
It is all I'm saying.
40:59
We're just going to steal land. We've stolen Venezuela.
41:08
Apparently we now own Venezuelan oil. We just took it.
41:15
It's ours. The end. Nuts. The whole thing is nuts.
41:21
We're a bunch of lunatics running around the world stealing stuff from people.
41:26
But you know what? Let's shift gears here,
41:30
because I read an interesting article about an interesting lady.
41:36
Her name is Yulia Tymoshenko.
41:39
Yulia Tymoshenko is an ex-Ukrainian PM targeted in a vote-buying probe.
41:51
Former Ukrainian PM Yulia Tymoshenko has confirmed
41:57
that her party's office has been searched by law enforcement
42:01
as part of parliamentary vote-buying probes.
42:05
Detectives from the Western-backed National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, NABU,
42:12
and the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Office, SAPO,
42:17
announced on Tuesday that a parliamentary faction head was under investigation
42:25
without naming the suspect. But she said it's her.
42:30
So on Wednesday morning she confirmed that her Batkivshchyna Fatherland Party
42:39
was targeted overnight, dismissed the move as a grandiose publicity stunt,
42:46
and denied any wrongdoing.
42:52
A little bit of coffee for me.
42:55
Shortly afterward, NABU announced formal charges against a female suspect
43:02
accused of creating a mechanism for regular long-term payments
43:08
to MPs following her instructions.
43:11
The development came after a series of key votes in the Verkhovna Rada
43:18
required to enact Vladimir Zelensky's latest government reshuffle.
43:23
Tymoshenko blamed unspecified rivals of persecution and terror against her,
43:31
implying that the case was politically motivated
43:34
and linked with hypothetical elections in the country.
43:39
Parliamentary and presidential elections are banned in Ukraine under martial law,
43:44
and Zelensky has retained presidential powers
43:48
despite the fact that his term expired in 2024.
43:52
During her decades-long career,
43:55
Tymoshenko has faced criminal prosecution multiple times
44:00
and was sentenced to prison for abuse of power
44:04
under former President Viktor Yanukovych.
44:07
She spent a year in jail before being released early
44:11
after Western-backed Maidan coup toppled Yanukovych.
44:18
Yes, but Kievshchina votes were crucial in several key parliamentary decisions,
44:24
including the bill last summer that stripped NABU and Sapo of their independence.
44:29
Zelensky reversed that move under Western pressure
44:34
and blamed lawmakers, mostly from his own party, who voted for the amendments.
44:42
On Tuesday, Tymoshenko and other MPs from her parties
44:46
voted to remove Vasily Malyuk as head of the Domestic Security Service, SBU,
44:53
at Zelensky's request, securing the proposal's passage.
44:57
The reshuffle was triggered by a NABU investigation
45:00
into corruption in Ukraine's energy sector,
45:05
which led to the resignation of Andrei Yermak and two other ministers.
45:12
Wow.
45:14
The Zelensky-backed candidate for energy minister,
45:18
former Prime Minister Denis Shmigal,
45:21
failed to secure enough support after MPs agreed to remove him as defense minister.
45:28
Parliament did not approve a replacement to lead the defense ministry.
45:33
Isn't that sad?
45:35
Meanwhile, Zelensky is complaining.
45:38
Gee, there's a surprise.
45:41
Zelensky's complaining? Who'da thunk it?
45:45
Kyiv's European backers are too slow on weapon purchases.
45:50
Those damn Europeans, they're not giving us weapons fast enough.
45:55
The Ukrainian leader complains of insufficient pace
45:59
on funding for a scheme to buy U.S. arms.
46:05
Terrible.
46:07
Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky is complaining
46:12
that the backers' moves are insufficient.
46:18
On Tuesday, he spoke after a staff meeting on defense issues
46:24
and claimed major issues with the prioritized Ukrainian requirement list,
46:31
the PERL initiative.
46:35
Prioritized Ukraine Requirement List.
46:38
It's a NATO-coordinated mechanism
46:41
designed to pool mainly European funding
46:45
to buy weapons from the U.S. to be sent to Kyiv.
46:50
The plan was launched in August
46:53
as European governments look for ways to continue supporting Ukraine's military
46:58
after the old Trumpster ended direct arms supplies
47:03
and argued that the conflict should be primarily addressed by Europe.
47:09
What matters is the real and timely fulfillment
47:13
of all agreements with our partners.
47:16
The PERL initiative needs funding and progress in January.
47:22
Has been insufficient, said the Z-monster.
47:27
While Zelensky did not provide figures,
47:31
funding has indeed lagged behind the targets of previous months.
47:36
Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General, said in November
47:41
that overall investments in PERL were expected to reach $5 billion
47:45
by the end of the year.
47:47
But by late December, publicly disclosed figures
47:51
showed only $4.3 billion had been committed since August,
47:55
including almost $1.5 billion in December.
48:03
Political friction inside the EU has further complicated this matter.
48:10
According to Politico,
48:11
Germany and the Netherlands wish to ensure
48:15
Kyiv can use an EU-backed 90 billion euro
48:21
which is $105 billion
48:25
loaned to buy U.S. weapons.
48:28
French President Emmanuel Macron, however,
48:31
has argued that EU funds should be used to purchase European
48:37
rather than U.S.-made weapons to enhance the bloc's military industry.
48:43
In addition, while most NATO members join the PERL initiative
48:47
in some forms, several countries,
48:50
notably Hungary, Italy and Slovakia,
48:54
have declined to participate.
48:57
Russia condemns, of course, Western-armed shipments to Ukraine,
49:01
saying they only prolong the conflict without changing the outcome.
49:09
Ain't that just the truth, friends and neighbors?
49:14
So, I've been following, of course, as you all know,
49:18
the advances toward the West
49:24
by the Russkies, by the Russian forces,
49:28
and they are continual,
49:31
and they are occurring,
49:33
steadily pushing westward.
49:38
More and more,
49:41
the latest troop numbers aren't doing any good.
49:49
You know, the troops are
49:56
not insufficient to take care of anything.
50:03
And there's all kinds of, you know,
50:06
inner turmoil
50:11
in the regime of Zelensky,
50:15
you know, that Yermak and who else has gone now,
50:20
what was his name, Schmeigel,
50:23
Dennis Schmeigel,
50:25
who held the post for less than six months,
50:28
and he served as prime minister before that,
50:33
and he was defense minister,
50:35
they got rid of him,
50:36
you know, he stepped down last week.
50:40
Ongoing cabinet reshuffling,
50:44
ongoing bribery, ongoing everything.
50:51
And a Kazakh-commissioned tanker
50:54
was attacked by Kiev.
50:55
Two Ukrainian drones hit the ship on Tuesday.
50:59
Two Ukrainian drones were involved in an attack
51:02
on an oil tanker on the Black Sea,
51:05
Tuesday.
51:07
The incident involved crude oil tanker Matilda,
51:10
reported by the Kazakh-owned oil company KazMunayGaz KMG,
51:16
whose subsidiary commissioned the ship
51:18
to pick up cargo at the Russian port of Novorossiysk.
51:22
The shipment was part of the operations
51:25
of the International Caspian Pipeline Consortium,
51:28
which transports fuel extracted in Kazakhstan via Russia
51:31
to international markets, according to the Russian military.
51:34
The Malta-flagged vessel was attacked
51:37
100 kilometers from the Russian city of Annapa
51:40
around 10.15 a.m. local time,
51:44
and earlier on Wednesday,
51:45
footage purportedly showed a Kamikaze drone
51:48
striking a second tanker, the Delta Harmony.
51:52
Ukrainian officials declined to comment on the incidents.
51:56
Moscow accuses Kiev of deliberately targeting
51:59
CPC infrastructure on Russian soil.
52:03
Last November, after Kazakhstan protested
52:06
disruption of its exports,
52:08
Kiev argued that Russia is responsible for damage
52:11
caused to foreign nations by Ukraine.
52:15
So the Russians are to blame
52:18
if Ukraine attack Kazakh ships.
52:22
I don't get the logic of that.
52:25
That's why I'm laughing at that,
52:27
as you should be as well.
52:30
Russian officials say Kiev is resorting to terror attacks.
52:33
Yes, that's true.
52:38
Has anybody, I mean, I'm sure everybody's been following,
52:41
and I'm so tired of it.
52:43
It's yesterday I shared with you
52:45
how many incidents,
52:47
some 66 or something like that
52:49
when we counted them and went through
52:51
that gentleman's video,
52:57
which I followed online and shared with you.
53:05
Now, illegal sanctions pressure
53:08
is the root cause of protests in Iran.
53:11
It's Iran.
53:13
According to Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman
53:16
Maria Zakharova, I watched her.
53:18
That was an interesting commentary.
53:24
And basically the allegation is
53:27
the West is seeking regime change in Iran.
53:30
Of course, that's what we do.
53:33
I wonder if we're going to seek regime change in Greenland.
53:37
We'll go up there and kidnap the leader.
53:41
We can kidnap the Greenland leader
53:44
and just say, well, we're taking all your stuff.
53:46
We're taking all of your ice.
53:49
And we're going to take everything there.
53:52
And we're going to take all of your dog sleds.
54:01
We're going to take everything important to you in Greenland
54:05
and capture, kidnap your president or your leader.
54:11
Take me to your leader.
54:13
And since we did it in Venezuela,
54:17
why can't we just say,
54:19
we say that Denmark is illegitimate.
54:21
I just shared some articles up there.
54:24
Maybe we could just go send the military
54:28
to capture, to kidnap
54:32
and charge him with some kind of anti-Trump crime
54:36
and just bring him to New York.
54:37
That's what we do these days.
54:39
We just charge him with crimes
54:41
that you don't even have to commit
54:45
in your own country.
54:48
It's law enforcement.
54:50
What else is it? It's law enforcement.
54:51
Why don't we just charge the man with a crime,
54:55
go kidnap him, bring him to New York,
54:59
install our own,
55:01
say everything underneath any resources are ours
55:06
and move on.
55:07
It's acceptable these days.
55:09
This is what we do.
55:11
It's what we live for.
55:12
This is what Americans accept as reality these days.
55:16
We just go, you know, steal countries.
55:19
And it's all wonderful.
55:22
And we might as well do the same.
55:24
I mean, this is what we're going to do in Iran, right?
55:27
The West is seeking regime change in Iran
55:30
and is using the Color Revolution playbook,
55:34
says Maria Zakharova.
55:36
And foreign nations want to turn a peaceful protest
55:41
into a cruel and senseless unrest, she said,
55:45
and added that Moscow condemns interference
55:48
in Iran's internal affairs.
55:50
But U.S. President Trump openly expresses support
55:54
for protesters in recent days.
55:57
And he said the U.S. is locked and loaded
56:00
for regime change in Iran.
56:03
He wants to support the demonstrators.
56:06
America will start shooting
56:08
if authorities use force against the crowds.
56:13
Israel openly endorses the unrest as well.
56:17
The intelligence agency Mossad is admitting
56:19
to having operatives in the Islamic Republic.
56:23
I wonder if Israel has operatives in Greenland, too.
56:29
Oh, my God.
56:30
We could take Mossad and the CIA
56:33
and put a Color Revolution inside of Greenland.
56:38
Holy crap.
56:40
How come I'm the one that has to come up with this idea?
56:44
This is the playbook.
56:46
Why can't we do it in Greenland?
56:49
We've done it everywhere else.
56:51
This is how it works.
56:53
We just go to Greenland and, you know,
56:59
start a Color Revolution.
57:00
We can condemn those and say,
57:03
listen, we're going to rile up some protesters.
57:07
Maybe we could pay some protesters and that'd be that.
57:11
Wow.
57:12
Tehran blames the protests in Iran on Washington
57:16
and West Jerusalem, arguing the U.S. and Israel
57:18
have had a big hand in the unrest.
57:22
Russia resolutely condemns disruptive foreign interference
57:26
in Iran's domestic politics,
57:27
Zakharova told journalists on Tuesday.
57:31
Washington's threats to use force
57:34
against the Islamic Republic are unacceptable,
57:39
she said.
57:40
Warning that strikes against Iran
57:42
would destabilize the entire Middle East.
57:48
The spokeswoman also blames the economic crisis in Iran
57:54
that triggered the protests on Western sanctions.
57:57
The U.S. has been pressuring Iran for years
58:00
with illegal sanctions, she said,
58:02
adding they are affecting the lives of ordinary people.
58:05
Western nations are trying to exploit
58:07
the resulting social and economic tension
58:10
to destroy the Iranian state,
58:14
just like we did in Venezuela
58:17
and we're going to do in Greenland.
58:20
We should do this.
58:21
You know what?
58:22
We should sanction Greenland.
58:24
We should sanction Greenland
58:26
because they won't give up.
58:29
They want to be Denmark?
58:31
What gives them the right for self-determination?
58:36
They don't get that, just like Iran doesn't get that.
58:39
The protests erupted in several Iranian cities
58:42
on December 28, as the national currency,
58:45
the rial, hit a record low.
58:47
They quickly spread to other cities
58:49
and turned political and violent,
58:51
marking the worst unrest in recent years.
58:53
On Monday, Trump said Washington
58:55
is considering options against Iran.
59:00
On Tuesday, the U.S. warned Americans
59:03
to leave Iran immediately.
59:06
Tehran previously warned that it would target
59:09
U.S. forces in the Middle East
59:11
if Washington attempted to intervene.
59:16
Once again, getting into places we shouldn't be.
59:22
Here's another genius for us.
59:24
The U.S. Department of War
59:28
has announced a new strategy
59:30
to accelerate the military's use of AI,
59:35
aiming to establish an AI-first
59:39
fighting force across all domains.
59:43
The plan, mandated by the old Trumpster,
59:47
focuses on seven projects
59:49
expected to enhance combat capabilities
59:52
with new AI tactics and simulations,
59:57
speed up intelligence processing
59:59
to develop new weapon systems
1:00:02
and automate internal military administration
1:00:07
and workflow.
1:00:09
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth
1:00:13
said the U.S. will invest heavily
1:00:16
in expanding access to AI computing power
1:00:22
and tap into hundreds of billions of dollars
1:00:26
in private capital flowing into American AI.
1:00:31
A key directive within the strategy
1:00:35
orders the eradication of woke DEI
1:00:40
from military AI capabilities.
1:00:44
He argues that diversity, equity, inclusion
1:00:47
and social ideology have no place
1:00:50
in systems designed for combat.
1:00:54
Gone are the days of equitable AI
1:00:57
and other DEI and social justice infusions
1:01:01
that constrain and confuse
1:01:05
our employment of this technology,
1:01:09
said Hegseth.
1:01:11
The Secretary of War,
1:01:13
we will not employ AI models
1:01:16
that won't allow you to fight a war.
1:01:20
Well, it's most important to be at war.
1:01:24
He also announced the Department of War personnel
1:01:26
will soon be able to use Elon Musk's
1:01:31
GrokAI through GenAI.mil,
1:01:36
a website that already provides
1:01:39
a specialized version of Google's Gemini AI
1:01:42
for government use.
1:01:45
Very soon, we will have the world's
1:01:48
leading AI models on every unclassified
1:01:52
and classified network through our department.
1:01:57
Long overdue, says he,
1:02:02
the Secretary of War.
1:02:05
Hegseth noted the Pentagon will be taking
1:02:08
a wartime approach to people
1:02:11
and policies that block AI implementation
1:02:15
and has established a
1:02:19
barrier removal SWAT team
1:02:23
with authority to waive non-statutory requirements
1:02:28
and highlight roadblocks.
1:02:31
How exciting.
1:02:34
Russia has similarly outlined the pursuit
1:02:36
of advanced AI technology as a priority.
1:02:40
Vladimir Putin, President of Russia,
1:02:43
said in November that for the country
1:02:45
to have its own complete range of AI technologies
1:02:48
and products is a matter of national,
1:02:50
technological and value sovereignty.
1:02:52
Last month, he highlighted the need
1:02:54
to implement AI and robotic technologies
1:02:57
to further develop the military.
1:03:01
Well, that is true.
1:03:02
I remember watching that broadcast.
1:03:06
It was quite interesting.
1:03:10
Quite interesting.
1:03:14
I've had some more time to look at
1:03:17
the soccer mom shot by the ICE agent
1:03:24
the other day.
1:03:29
And I'm still very much against
1:03:33
what took place there.
1:03:36
And I suppose I could go further into that,
1:03:40
but I don't know.
1:03:42
I have so many...
1:03:48
There's a few other things I wanted to share.
1:03:51
I wanted to talk about
1:03:53
Venezuela and Greenland some more today.
1:03:56
I still have a couple of other things
1:03:58
to talk about in the lunacy of taking Greenland,
1:04:04
which is almost as loony as seizing Venezuela.
1:04:11
And there was a...
1:04:15
Where did that long article go?
1:04:18
That talked about the several people...
1:04:23
Well, quite a few people.
1:04:25
Here it is.
1:04:27
The heroes, dictators,
1:04:28
and the long fight for sovereignty
1:04:30
in Latin America before Maduro.
1:04:34
It's a long, long article.
1:04:36
And I'm not sure I have time
1:04:38
to get through it all.
1:04:39
I may have to paraphrase.
1:04:44
But before I get to that,
1:04:47
you guys know that I like to
1:04:50
refer to Tarik Cyril Amar,
1:04:53
who's a historian from Germany
1:04:56
and an expert on the culture of war,
1:04:58
of World War II.
1:05:00
He wrote an article about
1:05:03
Venezuela and Greenland.
1:05:04
It's not too long.
1:05:07
And I wanted to share that with you.
1:05:13
He starts with a question.
1:05:15
What is the difference between
1:05:16
Venezuela and Denmark?
1:05:19
Apart, of course, from geography,
1:05:21
food, weather,
1:05:21
the fact that Venezuela
1:05:24
used to at least condemn
1:05:26
Israeli genocide of Palestine
1:05:29
in accordance with basic moral norms
1:05:31
and international law,
1:05:33
while the Danish leadership has,
1:05:35
in effect, sided with Israel
1:05:38
in accordance with the revolting way
1:05:41
things are done in the values-driven West.
1:05:45
Here's a fun fact, he said.
1:05:47
There is no real difference
1:05:48
between these two countries
1:05:50
except U.S. President Trump
1:05:52
wishes to see one.
1:05:55
And at this point,
1:05:56
it seems that he and his merry crew
1:05:58
of hemispheric pirates
1:06:00
are in the mood to treat
1:06:02
Venezuela and Denmark
1:06:05
in a friendly manner,
1:06:06
namely, by doing
1:06:07
whatever they want to them
1:06:09
in the pursuit of raw material
1:06:11
and geopolitical location.
1:06:15
Trump himself has reiterated
1:06:18
his belief that Washington
1:06:20
needs Greenland.
1:06:23
In other words,
1:06:25
in his world,
1:06:27
the same as he has the right
1:06:30
to take it.
1:06:31
Stephen Miller,
1:06:32
who's nuts in my opinion,
1:06:34
wanna Trump's famiglia,
1:06:36
many aggressive
1:06:38
and sinister sidekicks,
1:06:40
has claimed that Denmark's Greenland
1:06:42
really belongs to the U.S.
1:06:44
anyhow,
1:06:45
and that there won't be
1:06:47
any military resistance
1:06:49
if Washington seizes it.
1:06:51
That's most likely correct.
1:06:53
Miller's wife, Katie,
1:06:55
has already posted a map of Greenland
1:06:57
covered in American flag
1:06:59
in the caption soon,
1:07:00
even before her husband
1:07:04
or rather,
1:07:05
its absence.
1:07:06
We live in the real world
1:07:08
that is governed by strength,
1:07:10
that is governed by force,
1:07:12
that is governed by power.
1:07:15
That, fundamentally,
1:07:17
Denmark is getting no more
1:07:19
respect than Venezuela
1:07:20
is ironic, obviously,
1:07:22
because Venezuela has a history
1:07:24
of resisting the U.S.,
1:07:26
where Denmark has a history
1:07:27
of submission,
1:07:28
and is a member of two clubs
1:07:34
and yet,
1:07:34
Washington is still
1:07:36
openly threatening
1:07:37
to take over a massive slice
1:07:40
of Danish territory
1:07:41
with the same total disregard
1:07:43
for law and rule
1:07:45
that it displayed
1:07:46
while assaulting Venezuela.
1:07:49
Sure, the American campaign
1:07:51
in Venezuela has been more
1:07:53
vicious and bloodier
1:07:54
than the U.S. takeover
1:07:55
of Greenland is likely to be,
1:07:57
notwithstanding her safely
1:08:04
held by Prime Minister
1:08:04
Mette Frederiksen
1:08:06
has good chance not to be
1:08:08
kidnapped in blindfolds
1:08:09
and handcuffed
1:08:10
while her guards are massacred
1:08:12
by the dozens
1:08:13
as happened to Venezuela's
1:08:15
Nicolas Maduro and his wife
1:08:16
Celia Flores.
1:08:18
Last but not least,
1:08:19
Denmark's leftover
1:08:21
colonialist claim to Greenland
1:08:23
is much less impressive
1:08:24
than Venezuela's clear right
1:08:34
to the UN.
1:08:35
Yet, there it is.
1:08:36
Under Trump,
1:08:37
the old hierarchy
1:08:38
between global North-U.S.
1:08:41
allies,
1:08:42
really,
1:08:43
clients at best,
1:08:44
vassals most of the time,
1:08:46
and U.S. victims,
1:08:47
pure and simple,
1:08:49
mostly in the global South,
1:08:50
had become unreliable
1:08:52
at best.
1:08:53
In the bad old days,
1:08:54
countries such as Germany,
1:08:56
Britain, France, and Italy
1:08:57
always had to obey Washington
1:08:59
when the chips were down.
1:09:01
Witness, for instance,
1:09:02
the massive CIA intervention
1:09:04
in Italy,
1:09:06
kicking off furiously
1:09:07
with elections in 1948,
1:09:09
the British-French Suez
1:09:11
fiasco in 1956,
1:09:13
or the station of
1:09:14
U.S. intermediate-range missiles
1:09:16
in the early 80s.
1:09:19
But they were allowed a little
1:09:24
back in Germany's
1:09:25
Brandt and Schroeder,
1:09:27
for instance,
1:09:28
and could reasonably
1:09:28
expect to be spared
1:09:30
the most brutally lawless
1:09:31
and lawlessly brutal
1:09:33
side of American domination
1:09:35
as long as they kept
1:09:36
complying when it mattered.
1:09:39
With Washington now
1:09:41
demanding a big piece
1:09:42
of what is officially
1:09:43
and legally Denmark
1:09:45
and threatening to take it
1:09:46
by force if it isn't
1:09:48
handed over,
1:09:48
the U.S. signaling that
1:09:50
these mostly European
1:09:52
global North privileges
1:09:53
have become extremely
1:09:55
fragile.
1:09:56
That's why some Europeans
1:09:57
have been shocked to wake
1:09:59
up one day and find out
1:10:01
that they are allied
1:10:02
to the world's biggest bully.
1:10:05
German figurehead president
1:10:07
and born-again Russophobe
1:10:09
Frank Walter Steinmeier,
1:10:11
for instance,
1:10:11
has discovered that the U.S.
1:10:13
is turning the world
1:10:14
into a robber's den.
1:10:17
Congrats, Frank Walter,
1:10:20
the fastest brain in Germany,
1:10:22
and now off with you
1:10:23
to the end of the line
1:10:24
behind the Vietnamese,
1:10:25
the Afghans, the Iraqis,
1:10:27
the Libyans, the Iranians,
1:10:29
the Guatemalans,
1:10:32
really all of Latin America,
1:10:36
of course,
1:10:36
and at least half of Africa.
1:10:41
And outside of the global
1:10:43
North.
1:10:44
I believe I'm going to
1:10:45
take this call just for
1:10:47
grins.
1:10:50
Hello, caller.
1:10:52
How might I help you
1:10:53
this morning?
1:10:55
Samuel?
1:10:56
That would be me.
1:10:59
This is Virginia calling in.
1:11:01
I listened to you yesterday.
1:11:03
I wanted to call in yesterday,
1:11:04
but I wasn't able to.
1:11:06
Well, it's mighty kind of you
1:11:07
to call in.
1:11:08
How might I assist you?
1:11:10
Well, I'm thinking about
1:11:12
all that you're saying about
1:11:13
Trump, and I think actually
1:11:18
now don't take this
1:11:19
the wrong way,
1:11:20
but I think that you're skewed.
1:11:22
I think that you're biased.
1:11:24
No.
1:11:24
Yeah, absolutely.
1:11:26
Against Trump.
1:11:27
Now, I'm not saying that I'm
1:11:28
100 percent for what Trump is
1:11:30
doing, but I think I want you
1:11:32
to take a look back over
1:11:33
history.
1:11:35
I shall.
1:11:36
And let's talk about
1:11:39
some of the things that Reagan
1:11:41
did and prior to Reagan
1:11:43
getting in,
1:11:45
which I was in the military at
1:11:47
that time.
1:11:49
You know, we had all of these
1:11:51
the hostages, right?
1:11:53
We had all these hostages.
1:11:55
There was no end in sight.
1:11:56
Why?
1:11:57
Because we had a pantywaist,
1:11:59
namby-pamby Jimmy
1:12:01
Carter, and I have great
1:12:02
respect for Jimmy Carter as a
1:12:04
person.
1:12:05
But as a president, he had no
1:12:06
business being a president.
1:12:08
However,
1:12:10
the world could have its way
1:12:12
with us and communism could run
1:12:14
rampant.
1:12:16
But you know what?
1:12:17
When the new sheriff in town
1:12:19
showed up, which is President
1:12:21
Reagan, there had to be some
1:12:24
coming to Jesus moments and
1:12:26
people had to be held
1:12:27
accountable.
1:12:28
And that is kind of
1:12:30
and I'm saying that I don't
1:12:33
agree with everything that
1:12:34
Trump is doing.
1:12:35
And I think that he's carried
1:12:37
a lot of things too far.
1:12:39
I don't believe that we should
1:12:40
have a hand in the protests in
1:12:43
Iran.
1:12:43
I don't think that we should
1:12:45
have.
1:12:46
However, there's some
1:12:47
complications in Venezuela.
1:12:49
So I can't just hands down say
1:12:51
that Venezuela, because
1:12:53
remember that
1:12:54
prior to
1:12:57
all of us going in there and
1:12:59
taking this over, let's
1:13:00
remember that Cuba
1:13:02
and China
1:13:03
and Russia were in there
1:13:06
playing in our playground,
1:13:08
which all of those oil
1:13:10
companies were from the U.S.
1:13:13
Yes.
1:13:13
OK.
1:13:14
And we abandoned those.
1:13:16
OK, with the regime change,
1:13:18
we abandoned those and we
1:13:20
lost those.
1:13:21
OK, so really,
1:13:23
if you were to leave it,
1:13:25
all you're doing is allowing
1:13:28
for other entities
1:13:30
to step in.
1:13:31
And you say, why do we care?
1:13:33
Well, we care a lot because
1:13:35
now those things are getting
1:13:36
closer and closer to home.
1:13:38
Greenland is another story in
1:13:40
itself, but this is somewhat
1:13:43
like a large family
1:13:44
and everyone has their own
1:13:46
agendas.
1:13:48
And let's say that you have
1:13:49
someone, one or two people
1:13:51
that are for justice
1:13:53
and want to see justice
1:13:55
service served.
1:13:57
But you have one
1:13:58
radical, let's say it's an
1:14:00
evil sister that
1:14:03
wants to totally come in
1:14:05
and trample all over peace
1:14:06
and truth and justice
1:14:08
and has no mercy.
1:14:11
OK, at what
1:14:13
point do you stop that
1:14:14
evil sister from
1:14:16
trampling over what is
1:14:18
left of your family
1:14:20
after they've had their way
1:14:22
with everything?
1:14:22
Is there a point at which,
1:14:25
as Trump would be,
1:14:26
and I would equate the
1:14:27
evil sister to Trump,
1:14:31
to the communists,
1:14:33
why wouldn't you have
1:14:36
someone that at least stands
1:14:37
up and says, listen,
1:14:38
if we allow them to
1:14:40
continue in these
1:14:43
communist ways or in
1:14:45
their diabolical plans,
1:14:48
we will leave,
1:14:49
lose the whole world to that,
1:14:51
which is actually what took
1:14:52
place prior to World War Two.
1:14:54
Did we not just stand by
1:14:56
and stand by and stand by
1:14:58
as each of these
1:15:00
vulnerable countries
1:15:02
and they could be vulnerable
1:15:05
members of your family
1:15:06
that are taken over
1:15:08
and controlled by
1:15:10
the evil one, right?
1:15:13
How long do you
1:15:14
let that happen?
1:15:15
I think Trump,
1:15:16
at some point,
1:15:17
is trying to restore
1:15:19
some semblance,
1:15:22
yeah, there's going
1:15:22
to be divided sides.
1:15:24
There are divided sides
1:15:27
and you will never
1:15:28
have a complete quiet.
1:15:31
I don't agree with
1:15:33
going around facilitating
1:15:35
war or anything else,
1:15:38
but I actually believe
1:15:39
that Maduro,
1:15:40
at least at some
1:15:45
level, wants to be
1:15:46
under the US protection,
1:15:48
at some level,
1:15:50
particularly given,
1:15:51
and do I agree with
1:15:52
the incoming?
1:15:54
No, I don't.
1:15:55
But as we've seen
1:15:56
in other countries,
1:15:59
you know, this really
1:16:00
is a game of chess
1:16:01
where we
1:16:03
basically are just
1:16:04
strategically,
1:16:06
you know, we have
1:16:07
a regime
1:16:10
in control
1:16:12
and then when that regime,
1:16:15
that's really what it is
1:16:16
because there's very few
1:16:17
sovereign countries in this world.
1:16:20
Venezuela doesn't have
1:16:21
a way to defend itself.
1:16:23
Greenland doesn't have a way
1:16:24
to defend itself,
1:16:25
even if Denmark is its
1:16:27
so-called sponsor.
1:16:29
Really, you are looking
1:16:30
at Russia and the United
1:16:31
States and China.
1:16:33
And China is becoming
1:16:34
a formidable power,
1:16:35
but I would say only
1:16:36
because you have the
1:16:38
strengths of Russia
1:16:39
and China together.
1:16:41
I don't think on their own.
1:16:43
And I honestly think
1:16:45
that now we're looking
1:16:46
forward to a world
1:16:47
that has a lot
1:16:50
of smaller factions,
1:16:52
not just one or two
1:16:54
or three superpowers.
1:16:55
I think all of that
1:16:56
power is being disseminated
1:16:58
because of the rise
1:17:00
of AI and technology
1:17:02
and the advancements that we
1:17:04
have in this so-called
1:17:05
civilized society.
1:17:06
What are your thoughts, Sam?
1:17:08
Well, I suppose
1:17:10
at the very base
1:17:12
I come up to
1:17:14
as the
1:17:18
belief that
1:17:19
we are somehow
1:17:21
superior
1:17:22
to anyone else's
1:17:28
anyone else's
1:17:30
interpretation of what
1:17:31
should be done in their
1:17:33
own country, that we
1:17:34
get to dictate whether
1:17:37
or not Venezuela
1:17:39
can be partners
1:17:40
with China,
1:17:43
with Russia,
1:17:44
with us,
1:17:45
with oil companies
1:17:47
from the Middle East,
1:17:49
with oil companies
1:17:50
from China.
1:17:51
That is not our role.
1:17:54
We are not the global
1:17:56
economic
1:17:58
determiner of who
1:18:00
gets to be where.
1:18:02
And that has been my
1:18:03
argument all along
1:18:05
is that
1:18:06
all of this
1:18:08
is the same old,
1:18:10
same old,
1:18:11
this is only about money
1:18:13
and only about
1:18:15
maintaining the dollar
1:18:17
and that Trump
1:18:18
understands exactly what
1:18:20
he is doing.
1:18:22
He wants to claim,
1:18:23
falsely in my opinion,
1:18:25
that the dollar
1:18:27
is the only
1:18:29
currency that the
1:18:31
world can
1:18:33
rely upon,
1:18:35
can trade upon,
1:18:36
can be the
1:18:38
backbone of the world,
1:18:41
is only the dollar.
1:18:42
And many, many, many
1:18:46
what do you call it,
1:18:47
global powers over the
1:18:49
millennia have also
1:18:50
said the same thing.
1:18:53
You know, England,
1:18:54
France,
1:18:54
Spain,
1:18:55
everybody.
1:18:57
Rome.
1:18:58
All of them
1:18:59
are the same.
1:18:59
That point actually
1:19:00
you and I agree upon
1:19:01
at that point.
1:19:02
However,
1:19:03
we're not living
1:19:04
in a perfect world,
1:19:06
Well, of course not.
1:19:07
I never said we are.
1:19:09
I never said we are.
1:19:11
But what makes
1:19:11
our pursuit
1:19:13
of the almighty dollar
1:19:16
any more
1:19:18
relevant than the
1:19:19
pursuit of the almighty
1:19:20
I don't care,
1:19:22
yuan or the rupee
1:19:23
or the petrodollar
1:19:26
or the
1:19:28
ruble for God's sake.
1:19:31
What allows us
1:19:34
the
1:19:37
what would you call it,
1:19:38
the arrogance to say
1:19:40
that it's only the dollar
1:19:41
that counts.
1:19:42
It doesn't.
1:19:43
I mean, none of the rest
1:19:43
counts.
1:19:45
Greenland
1:19:46
has been pretty damn
1:19:48
vocal about the fact
1:19:49
that we're not there,
1:19:51
that we have.
1:19:53
They have no desire
1:19:54
to be a vassal
1:19:56
of the United States.
1:19:57
They don't want to be.
1:19:58
They don't want to be occupied.
1:20:00
They don't want to be
1:20:01
the 51st state.
1:20:02
They don't want to be
1:20:05
subjugated to
1:20:06
the great
1:20:08
and powerful Trump.
1:20:10
Well, you know,
1:20:11
they don't want to be.
1:20:12
That's true.
1:20:13
And that's that.
1:20:13
They want to be independent.
1:20:15
Exactly.
1:20:16
But there are.
1:20:17
But when you say they,
1:20:18
that's not all of them
1:20:19
because there is
1:20:20
a group of citizens
1:20:22
over there
1:20:23
that do
1:20:24
want to be
1:20:26
the 51st state.
1:20:28
OK.
1:20:28
So let's go
1:20:29
have a referenda.
1:20:31
But let's go back
1:20:32
to your comment
1:20:33
about
1:20:34
it being all
1:20:35
about money.
1:20:36
Everything in this world
1:20:37
is all about money.
1:20:38
No doubt.
1:20:39
We know that.
1:20:39
Everything is.
1:20:40
So here's a proposal.
1:20:42
So that means Trump
1:20:43
gets to do whatever
1:20:44
he wants because
1:20:45
well, he's defending
1:20:47
the dollar.
1:20:48
Right.
1:20:48
Let me present
1:20:49
to you another.
1:20:50
OK.
1:20:50
So what if
1:20:52
what if there were
1:20:53
not the standard
1:20:54
of the petrodollar?
1:20:55
OK.
1:20:56
And let's say that
1:20:57
there's not
1:20:58
the standard of
1:20:59
that we don't
1:21:00
follow what the BRICS
1:21:01
nations do.
1:21:02
Instead,
1:21:03
let's say that we said,
1:21:04
OK,
1:21:05
well, for universal
1:21:06
transactions,
1:21:07
let's have an
1:21:08
accounting method
1:21:09
that
1:21:10
does not include
1:21:12
any of these.
1:21:12
And everyone,
1:21:14
everyone is subjected
1:21:16
to it.
1:21:16
United States,
1:21:18
China,
1:21:20
Uruguay,
1:21:21
Africa,
1:21:22
all
1:21:23
everyone is subjected
1:21:24
to the same one.
1:21:25
And it doesn't
1:21:26
include any of
1:21:27
and those are
1:21:27
for universal
1:21:28
global transactions
1:21:30
or international
1:21:31
transactions.
1:21:32
Let's put it that way.
1:21:34
But within
1:21:35
your own nation,
1:21:36
because you
1:21:37
and I both know
1:21:38
that Russia
1:21:40
and the U.S.,
1:21:41
we are under
1:21:42
a nationalist
1:21:43
regime.
1:21:44
Which I'm all for.
1:21:46
I agree with 100 percent
1:21:48
wholeheartedly.
1:21:49
People should take care
1:21:50
of their own affairs
1:21:51
in their own family,
1:21:53
in their own country,
1:21:54
the way it is.
1:21:56
And we don't need
1:21:58
outside interference.
1:22:00
Not from Trump,
1:22:01
not from Putin,
1:22:03
not from anyone
1:22:04
outside of that.
1:22:05
However,
1:22:06
at some point,
1:22:08
there does
1:22:09
need to be
1:22:10
that ability
1:22:12
to be able
1:22:13
to
1:22:13
to
1:22:15
take on
1:22:16
that third-party
1:22:16
mediator
1:22:17
if there is
1:22:18
call
1:22:19
or cause
1:22:20
for that
1:22:20
to take place.
1:22:22
What about
1:22:23
that type of
1:22:24
thing,
1:22:25
which, you know,
1:22:26
you and I can talk
1:22:27
about that all day
1:22:27
and it's not going
1:22:28
to make a difference
1:22:29
on the global
1:22:30
economic stage.
1:22:33
But
1:22:33
I don't
1:22:34
think
1:22:35
I think Trump
1:22:36
is a businessman
1:22:37
and he's a
1:22:38
hard hitter.
1:22:39
And that's what
1:22:40
a lot of
1:22:41
that's what he was
1:22:41
hired for
1:22:42
the job for.
1:22:44
That's what he
1:22:46
that's what his
1:22:46
platform was.
1:22:48
He wouldn't put up
1:22:48
with this nonsense.
1:22:49
So that's
1:22:50
that's what we've got.
1:22:51
And it beats
1:22:52
the hell
1:22:53
out of
1:22:54
little weenie
1:22:55
pants Biden
1:22:56
who was afraid
1:22:57
to leave
1:22:58
his own
1:22:59
basement.
1:23:00
And
1:23:00
that much
1:23:02
people are appreciative
1:23:03
of.
1:23:03
Do I like everything
1:23:04
that Trump is doing?
1:23:05
No.
1:23:06
And in fact,
1:23:08
I'm pretty
1:23:08
disgusted by,
1:23:10
you know,
1:23:10
his intervention
1:23:12
in Venezuela
1:23:13
and the threats
1:23:14
of Greenland
1:23:15
and saying,
1:23:16
yeah, we should
1:23:17
go around
1:23:18
and make
1:23:19
every country
1:23:20
our playground
1:23:22
or
1:23:22
or our,
1:23:24
you know,
1:23:26
one of our
1:23:27
slaves,
1:23:27
which I don't
1:23:28
like that.
1:23:29
Then we're on
1:23:29
then we're on
1:23:30
the same page
1:23:31
because I'm
1:23:32
I'm in general
1:23:33
a Trumpster
1:23:34
supporter.
1:23:35
I support the
1:23:36
man
1:23:38
here in the
1:23:39
United States.
1:23:40
I don't
1:23:40
support
1:23:41
there's very
1:23:42
little that I'm
1:23:43
in favor of
1:23:44
that he has done
1:23:45
internationally
1:23:46
very little.
1:23:48
So what do
1:23:49
you do about
1:23:50
OK?
1:23:51
You say you
1:23:52
don't do anything.
1:23:53
It's not our
1:23:54
job.
1:23:55
It is not
1:23:56
our job.
1:23:57
I'm I'm
1:23:58
against
1:24:00
interventionalist.
1:24:00
We've we've
1:24:01
done it
1:24:01
over and
1:24:02
over and
1:24:03
over.
1:24:04
And to what
1:24:05
benefit?
1:24:06
I mean, I
1:24:07
outlined yesterday
1:24:08
if you were
1:24:08
listening,
1:24:09
some 60
1:24:10
something times
1:24:11
that the U.S.
1:24:12
has engaged
1:24:13
in regime
1:24:14
change,
1:24:14
bombings,
1:24:15
everything like
1:24:16
that since World
1:24:17
War Two
1:24:17
at that.
1:24:19
We have engaged
1:24:20
a pin and
1:24:21
of them
1:24:22
literally 90
1:24:23
percent were
1:24:24
failed or
1:24:25
foolish or
1:24:27
stupid or
1:24:28
regime change
1:24:29
or created
1:24:29
scenarios
1:24:30
worse than
1:24:32
than what
1:24:34
existed prior
1:24:35
to our
1:24:35
intervention.
1:24:37
And look
1:24:38
just just have
1:24:39
a look at
1:24:40
Ukraine and
1:24:41
look at what
1:24:42
we have
1:24:43
caused and
1:24:44
we have
1:24:45
destroyed of
1:24:46
a good
1:24:47
country.
1:24:48
Now, they've
1:24:49
done a hell of a
1:24:50
lot of it
1:24:50
themselves, but
1:24:51
we facilitated
1:24:54
that B.S.
1:24:55
But with
1:24:56
a regime
1:24:56
change operation
1:24:58
in 2014
1:24:58
because we
1:25:00
wanted to
1:25:01
put Russia
1:25:02
on its
1:25:03
heels.
1:25:04
We've been
1:25:04
idiots on the
1:25:05
global stage
1:25:06
for a very
1:25:07
long time.
1:25:08
And it
1:25:09
doesn't it has
1:25:10
not changed in my
1:25:11
lifetime.
1:25:12
We have done
1:25:13
nothing but
1:25:14
be idiots
1:25:15
and supporters
1:25:16
of morons
1:25:17
like the
1:25:20
Lindsey
1:25:20
Graham's of
1:25:21
the world and
1:25:22
the other
1:25:22
idiots that
1:25:23
that are
1:25:24
that are
1:25:25
well pushing
1:25:26
that sort of
1:25:27
thing.
1:25:27
They're just
1:25:28
idiots and
1:25:29
and they
1:25:30
do it for
1:25:31
their own
1:25:31
lining of
1:25:33
their own
1:25:34
pockets.
1:25:34
And that is
1:25:35
exactly what
1:25:36
this all comes
1:25:37
down to.
1:25:38
War is
1:25:39
profitable.
1:25:40
And Trump is
1:25:41
no different than
1:25:42
any of the
1:25:43
rest of them
1:25:43
is how it
1:25:45
turns out.
1:25:46
He is just
1:25:46
as big a
1:25:47
neocon as
1:25:48
the rest.
1:25:50
And that's
1:25:50
unfortunate to
1:25:51
say that because
1:25:52
I never would
1:25:53
have believed
1:25:53
that before.
1:25:54
But when
1:25:55
when Lindsey
1:25:56
Graham is
1:25:56
dictating and
1:25:58
Marco Rubio
1:25:59
are dictating
1:26:00
what your
1:26:01
foreign policy
1:26:01
is, you're
1:26:02
the moron, you
1:26:04
know, for
1:26:04
allowing them.
1:26:05
This goes back
1:26:07
to we already
1:26:08
know and I
1:26:08
think we've
1:26:09
talked about
1:26:09
this before
1:26:10
that we
1:26:11
already know
1:26:12
that what
1:26:13
we're being
1:26:13
subjected to
1:26:14
is is not
1:26:18
just an
1:26:19
exclusivity
1:26:20
here in the
1:26:21
United States.
1:26:22
This is the
1:26:23
Council of
1:26:23
300.
1:26:24
This is
1:26:25
the globalist
1:26:27
elite, which
1:26:27
I don't believe
1:26:28
that Trump is
1:26:29
globalist.
1:26:29
I believe he's
1:26:30
a nationalist.
1:26:31
And that is
1:26:32
also what
1:26:33
what Putin is.
1:26:34
Yeah.
1:26:34
But but but he
1:26:35
subjugated himself
1:26:36
to the
1:26:37
globalist
1:26:38
morons like
1:26:40
the
1:26:40
like the
1:26:42
Lindsey Graham
1:26:42
to the world.
1:26:43
What else
1:26:44
has he done?
1:26:45
No.
1:26:46
What I think
1:26:46
is that it
1:26:47
advances his
1:26:48
agenda for
1:26:50
our economy
1:26:51
because this
1:26:51
really is
1:26:52
about greed
1:26:54
and money
1:26:54
and and
1:26:55
control.
1:26:56
But he's passing
1:26:57
it on to the
1:26:58
to he's
1:26:59
passing the
1:27:00
financial interests
1:27:01
on to his own
1:27:02
to his own
1:27:03
cohorts and
1:27:04
equals right
1:27:05
now.
1:27:06
And so he's no
1:27:07
different than the
1:27:08
rest of them
1:27:09
sadly.
1:27:10
No except
1:27:10
except it's a
1:27:11
different faction in
1:27:12
charge.
1:27:13
Exactly.
1:27:13
And that's
1:27:14
exactly what
1:27:15
we're going to
1:27:15
get because
1:27:16
that's right.
1:27:17
It really is
1:27:17
about factions
1:27:19
ruling.
1:27:19
Correct.
1:27:20
And as soon as
1:27:21
he is gone,
1:27:22
it'll go back
1:27:22
to the other
1:27:23
faction again.
1:27:25
And I've been
1:27:25
saying that for a
1:27:26
very long time.
1:27:28
And and I'm
1:27:29
glad you agree
1:27:30
with that because
1:27:31
that is
1:27:32
absolutely the
1:27:33
truth of
1:27:34
Trump on on
1:27:35
on its face.
1:27:36
Okay.
1:27:37
Yes.
1:27:37
We should not
1:27:38
be in other
1:27:38
countries.
1:27:39
And I think
1:27:39
90% and I
1:27:41
think you even
1:27:42
pointed this out
1:27:42
yourself.
1:27:43
90% of
1:27:45
Americans would
1:27:45
not go along
1:27:47
with this.
1:27:47
Okay.
1:27:48
But 90% of
1:27:49
us just want
1:27:51
peace in our
1:27:52
homes and in
1:27:52
our families.
1:27:53
And we just
1:27:55
don't really
1:27:56
care what's
1:27:57
going on
1:27:57
anywhere else
1:27:57
because it's
1:27:58
difficult enough
1:27:59
dealing with
1:28:00
the own our
1:28:01
own drama
1:28:01
in our own
1:28:02
lives, let
1:28:03
alone taking
1:28:03
on everyone
1:28:04
else's.
1:28:05
Ain't that
1:28:05
And that's
1:28:06
where it
1:28:06
really stands
1:28:07
for all of
1:28:08
us.
1:28:08
No matter
1:28:09
what country
1:28:09
you're in,
1:28:10
because both
1:28:11
you and I
1:28:11
know how
1:28:12
Russians truly
1:28:13
feel about
1:28:13
us.
1:28:14
They love
1:28:15
us.
1:28:15
We love
1:28:16
them.
1:28:17
We feel that
1:28:17
way about
1:28:18
most other
1:28:19
countries.
1:28:20
The evil
1:28:21
people are
1:28:22
the rulers
1:28:24
and the
1:28:25
people that
1:28:25
control the
1:28:26
people.
1:28:27
Exactly.
1:28:27
And on that
1:28:28
note, sadly,
1:28:29
I have to let
1:28:30
you go because
1:28:31
I got a whole
1:28:31
minute and 15
1:28:32
seconds to wrap
1:28:34
it up.
1:28:34
So I appreciate
1:28:35
your call in.
1:28:36
You have a very
1:28:37
good day.
1:28:39
You too.
1:28:40
We'll talk to you
1:28:40
soon.
1:28:41
Bye bye.
1:28:43
And there she
1:28:44
goes.
1:28:45
This is
1:28:46
International
1:28:47
Flavor.
1:28:48
I am Samuel
1:28:49
Trapp.
1:28:49
I appreciate you
1:28:50
being here today
1:28:51
and listening
1:28:52
in to my
1:28:54
ramblings,
1:28:55
which come to
1:28:57
you every
1:28:57
morning.
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1:29:22
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1:29:23
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1:29:25
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1:29:26
At any
1:29:26
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1:29:27
thanks for
1:29:28
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1:29:28
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1:29:29
And I will
1:29:29
see you again
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1:29:31
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1:29:31
week tomorrow
1:29:32
morning,
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1:29:35
very nice
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