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All right, good morning. I hope people are going to jump
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on. I ain't seen my mom yet.
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So let's let's get right into this.
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Hang on a second here. I got something going on over
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here. All right, I want to start with
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the Epstein, the Epstein situation.
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And I I was talking to Dennis before we came on.
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I'm going to read Donald Trump's post directly addressing this.
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OK, what's going on with my boys and in some cases, gals, They're
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all going after Attorney General Pam Bondi, who's doing a
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fantastic job. We're on one team, Make America
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Great Again, and I don't like what's happening.
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We have a perfect administration, the talk of the
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world and selfish people are trying to hurt it all over a guy
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who never dies. Jeffrey Epstein for years is
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Epstein over and over again. Why are we giving publicity to
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files written by Obama, Crooked Henry, Hillary, Comedy, Brennan,
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and the losers and criminals of the Biden administration who
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conned the world with the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax?
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And we're going to get, we're going to get into that also.
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I'm just telling you right now we're going to get it because
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this is all connected, all right?
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51 intelligence agents, the laptop from hell and more.
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They created the Epstein files just like they created the fake
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Hillary Clinton Christopher Steele dossier that they used on
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me. And now my so-called friends are
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playing right into their hands. Why didn't these radical left
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lunatics release the Epstein files?
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If there was anything in there that could have hurt the Make
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America Great Again movement, why didn't they use it?
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They haven't even given up on the John F Kennedy or Martin
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Luther King files. No matter how much success we've
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had securing the border, deporting criminals, fixing the
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economy, energy dominance and a safer world where Iran will not
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have nuclear weapons, it's never enough for some.
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People are about to achieve more in six months than any other
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administration has achieved in over 100 years, and we have so
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much more to do. We are saving our country and
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making America great again, which will continue to be our
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complete priority. The left is imploding cash.
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Patel and the FBI must be focused on investigating voter
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fraud, political corruption, Act Blue, the rigged and stolen
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election of 2020 and arresting thugs and criminals and standing
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instead of spending month after month looking at nothing but the
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same old radical left inspired documents on Jeffrey Epstein.
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Let Pam Bondi do her job, she's great.
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The 2020 election was rigged and stolen, and they tried to do the
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same thing in 2024. That's what she's looking into
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as AG and much more. One year ago, our country was
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dead. Now it is the hottest country
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anywhere in the world. Let's keep it that way and not
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waste time and energy on Jeffrey Epstein, somebody that nobody
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cares about. Thank you for this attention to
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this matter. OK, so let's talk about a couple
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of things. This is what's more important to
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me. Jeffrey Epstein was a scumbag.
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I am sure that there were a few people that took part in the
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illicit activities that he he he facilitated.
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I believe that those people are never going to see the wrong
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side of a courtroom. They're never going to see life
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behind bars. You know what I say to that?
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So what? I want justice as much as
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anybody else does, for the victims especially.
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But sometimes you just gotta wait until they die and go to
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hell 'cause that's where they're gonna get their true
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comeuppance. We as mortals have got to stop
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thinking that Oh my God, this is not fair.
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This is not that. This is not the other.
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You guys do realize that James Brennan and Brennan and Comedy
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are both being criminally investigated for their role in
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the cover up of the Russia Russia.
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Russia files the laptop from hell.
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The 51 intelligence that you do realize they are currently being
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investigated criminally, That's who I want to see go to jail.
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Why? Because what they did was an act
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of treason. What they did was traitorous.
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They tried to unduly influence not one election, but two.
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Brennan went as far as to call Trump a traitor, knowing that
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the information in that dossier, the Steel dossier, was 100%
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manufactured, 100% are are authored, not discovered, not
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found. And here we are talking about
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what amounts to a proverbial scumbag and his scumbag friends,
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no matter how rich they are, how much influence that they may or
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may not have. This guy could care less.
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This guy feels horrible for the victims.
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This guy says have a nice time in hell, you'll burn very
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cleanly. I hope that's what this guy
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feels. I'm tired of hearing about it.
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There are far more important things that we need to cover,
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Like, oh, for example, why did the Secret Service know about
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the assassination threats in Butler and not tell anybody?
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Why don't you answer me that question?
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That, to me, is a hell of a sight more important than
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Jeffrey Epstein. Like 20 minutes, 20 minutes
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before that happened, they knew. Yeah.
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So for those, but I mean, with that, the guy flying a drone
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around, I mean, all kinds of all kinds of crazy shit going on.
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These guys are they, they didn't drop the ball.
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That was on purpose, dude. Nobody can tell me any.
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Different and and here we are, quite frankly, here we are
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talking about a dude who may or may not have committed suicide.
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I don't know. I wasn't there.
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OK, I understand Dan Bongino's frustration about Pam Bondi
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making mistakes, but you know what?
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We're all human. They need to get on the same
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page because they got bigger fish to fry than, you know,
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pardon my French. They got bigger fish to fry than
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fucking Jeffrey S Epstein. Right.
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OK, I, I'm sorry that this is not what everybody else wants to
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hear. And, and, and even even General
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Flynn posted something about it basically telling Trump, hey,
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just release the damn list and we'll go from there.
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Hey, you know what? A lot of these people probably
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didn't even know what I've seen was doing behind closed doors,
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but some of them did. And I'm sorry that they're going
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to get hit too. Guilt by association.
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But once again, there was an attempted assassination a year
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ago today. 10 days before that attempted assassination, there
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were there were grumblings that the Secret Service knew and
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didn't tell the agents that were assigned to protect him.
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They said nothing to him. The day of that little turd was
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flying drones making sure that he understood exactly where the
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target line was Nobody was on that roof and that is a Secret
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Service protection No, no, you man every roof because.
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Roof, that roof that just happened to be the perfect roof.
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Perfect lineup. Yep.
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And and you know, I've had people go yeah, boy, what a
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great shot. Yeah, but you waited 8 fucking
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shots before you took hit your shot right, You he should have
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never even gotten a shot off. They saw it.
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They knew it was there. They knew he had a weapon, the
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engagement is on the the oversight that Overwatch did not
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do their job. And then when he missed they
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said oh shit. I mean there's just no question
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as to why they took him out instead of trying to wound his
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ass. But here we are talking about a
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fucking pedophile dirtbag and and that's the priority.
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I am more interested in the fact that for the first time since
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2005, the United States has a fiscal Pro plus.
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Yeah. We had more money come in in the
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past six months than we had going out.
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Hey, I guess those tariffs are working.
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What was it the month of June, wasn't it that they, that they
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we had, we were millions, yeah. Millions, but here we are
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talking about this scumbag mom. Well, there's too many scumbags
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to talk about. Yeah, Epstein is here's a
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scumbag. The problem is they were powers
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that be were using him as a just like Edgar Hoover did to
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influence people that he shouldn't have had influence
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over. Epstein was somehow or another
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connected to Secret Service. Well, probably not Secret
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Service, but because he had all this dirt on the wrong people,
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like Kings and what have you. They were using that as leverage
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against those people, the Democrats in power at the time.
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That's why nothing ever came out OK, and that's why they don't
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want it out now. So once again, no, I didn't.
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I think that the Democrats are doing everything they can to
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leverage this to their advantage, making it seem as if
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the administration is inept and they're doing a good job of it
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because everybody's continuing to talk about it.
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I am one of those people who says stop talking about it.
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All right? What good does it do?
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OK, We all want justice for those young victims.
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Everybody wants justice, as I am finding out.
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And, and mom, we're we're not going to talk just politics
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because a mutual friend of mine and Dennis has posted a post
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earlier this week about being depressed.
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I kind of want to cover that because, you know, you know, Mom
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and Dennis knows, but the rest of you guys don't know.
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My best friend has been in the hospital since early June and he
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almost died. I'm not going to go into the
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details. He's currently still in the
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hospital and he's fighting to get his head right.
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Let's just kind of leave it at that.
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He had been fighting depression for a long, long time.
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Mom can tell you this, that Richard had been fighting
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depression for a very long time and he could never pull himself
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completely out of depression when his grandfather and his
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grandmother died. He just, he just never, he was
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never the same guy. And, and you know, when, when I
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see a text or a post from a friend talking about being
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depressed and you know, she got sick right after Metallica, the
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the concert, and then, you know, she's talking about all of the
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hate and the political hate. Well, you know what?
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It isn't political hate. It's just political division.
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I don't hate any of them. I don't have any use for most of
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them, but I don't hate any of them either.
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They're all my countrymen. I don't want to see them all be
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OK, and I want to see them all succeed.
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I want to see some of them learn that what we're talking about is
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actually important. But I told I gave this person
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the advice of going to Lookout Mountain and going up to the
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mountains, getting a little bit away from everything.
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I I I have found Lookout Mountain to be one of the best
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places to go and relax anywhere. I don't know why I can't answer
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why, I just know. So my advice, my advice on on
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overstressed people is just think about the problem that is
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overstressing you. And you say to yourself, in 10
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years, in five years, is this actually going to be important?
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Is that car breaking down actually going to be important
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in five years, right? Is it going to change my life?
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I think. That.
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People need to think that way. I think we get so wrapped up
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into the problem at hand that we forget that many times the
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problem at hand is not necessary.
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Look, a car is going to break down.
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We will get that figured out. My opinion, we'll get it figured
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out. Car get breaks down.
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Sometimes cars don't break down. Sometimes things work fairly
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well and fairly easy, but getting away from things gives
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you a chance to look at those situations in those
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circumstances with clarity. And I think people lack clarity.
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This person, obviously I know who this person is.
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My opinion is this person pays way too much attention to the
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wrong news sources and the wrong media sources.
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Otherwise she wouldn't be depressed and struggling with
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the quote UN quote political hatred.
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Because people like me and you and Dennis, you and Dennis watch
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Fox way more than I do. I, I don't pay any attention to
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any of that crap. I like just the news, I like
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Newsmax. I stay away from anything that
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even remotely has any kind of bias attached to it.
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That said, other people do. We need to teach them how to get
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better. All right, we got to go to a
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break. I'm sorry.
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I, I, I, I did it again. I got wrapped up in my own
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little world. Kind of happens, right?
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All right, here we go. Time for a break.
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All right, so I wanted to talk a little bit about Colorado.
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Our governor is making consistent posts on Tic Tac and
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TikTok and social media. And today he was talking about
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all of the cuts that they're going to have to do in order to
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help these after school programs.
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Because because Colorado is still a sanctuary state with a
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sanctuary city, Trump pulled their freaking $83 million of
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funding and he should have. If you want people to change,
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we're going to have to smack them up the head with a stick.
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Because apparently with the sanctuary cities and sanctuary
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states, the carrot don't do nothing.
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They've gotten so used to having federal funding that it doesn't
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really matter. So here's the governor talking
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about we're going to have to really cut back on after school
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Karen and Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America, blah, blah,
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blah, blah, blah. And I simply responded with why
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don't we stop by cutting your Bridge to Nowhere project.
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That project is what, mom off the top of your head, isn't it
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close to like $21 million that they're going to spend on a
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bridge that he claims is a celebration to Colorado cultural
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culturalism? I haven't paid enough attention
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to what how much it cost or where it's going.
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It just pissed me off too bad even think about it.
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Here's the problem. It pisses me off too.
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But This is why it pisses me off.
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He's talking about allocating millions of dollars for that
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freaking project, and now he's bitching that the federal
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government stripped him of $83 million.83 what, 83 million, $83
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billion of funding because he doesn't want to do the right
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thing and actually stop harbouring illegal aliens?
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Well, I'll give him, I'll give him a way that he can save some
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money. He can go out and shoot all the
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fucking wolves that he's put in and stop having to pay the
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ranchers for all the cows that he's killing.
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That would help. That would help.
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That was the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
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We don't need a goddamn petting zoo here.
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Damn right. So, yeah, I, I, you know, look
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at all the things that have gone on, all the things that are
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going on. And I'm sitting there going, OK,
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wait, wait a minute. What's really important here?
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Is your stupid ass bridge important?
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No. In fact, nobody wants it.
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Democrats nor Republicans want that monstrosity.
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I'm going to say both sides are. Both sides are looking at it.
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I mean, Kyle Clark is a freaking Democrat and he is openly
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sitting there going, you know, that money could go to so many
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more things that are more important to the state of
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Colorado than the governor of Colorado.
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But this is what happens when you have a certified certifiable
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narcissist in the top office of the state, right?
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Because that clown doesn't get, I mean, OK, for those of you who
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are General Jared Polis fans, let me tell you just something.
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That dude could give two shits about any of you.
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Just look at what he look at what he did.
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The only thing he cares about just you people understand he
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only cared about staying in office which is why he changed
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his policies during COVID. Because like mom and I were two
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people who signed the petition for a recall on his dumb ass.
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And after that recall proved to be quite effective, he started
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changing his policies and he started going away from
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California policies. His prior to that, he was
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following California to the freaking letter.
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Let me tell you people something.
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What we need as a governor is a governor for the state of
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Colorado, not a governor who's going to copy and paste bullshit
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from other states. And I don't care whether it's a
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state that it's more red than blue.
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I really, I could care less. I want a governor to look at the
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state of Colorado and go, how can I make my state better?
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I don't need to. I don't need, we don't need to
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copy California. Look, they've done a good enough
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job screwing up their own state. We don't need help there.
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We should be doing exactly the opposite of everything that they
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do. Every state's different.
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We all have our own situation so.
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Well, yeah, and we and we have our own personality.
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I mean, like I said, one of the things I don't like about the
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Democrat Party is this hive mind mentality.
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I tested. It just drives me nuts.
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Yeah. Here's a comment from Cash Patel
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talking about whether or not he is going to resign as director
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of FBI. Conspiracy theories just aren't
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true. Never happened.
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It is an honor to serve the President of the United States
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and I'll continue to do so for as long as he calls on me.
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I think that is what Dan Bongino needs to do.
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I think that Dan Bongino needs to understand he has been called
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on by President Trump to fix the FBI and that is partially what
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he has got to do. They are there as a tandem to
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bury these, to find the deepest, nastiest little moles and dig
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them out by their tail. Bob, I agree.
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I agree. I have no, no use for those
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people, for the people that say they ought to resign.
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No. And and you know what, Dan
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Bongino, if he resigns, he needs to resign on his own cognizance.
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He doesn't need to be taught by anybody.
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I mean, that's just the truth of that.
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I, I think that one of the issues we have, quite frankly,
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is not we, we already know politicians, especially Democrat
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politicians are not fond of of us.
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Hey, I see we got some people that are watching.
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If you want to jump on, just jump on and I'll let you in.
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I can let you in. I like, I think I can have six
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people on at the same time. If you want to join in this
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conversation. The whole point of this freedom
23:31
chat is not so you guys can hear me and my crap and my mom and
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her crap and Dennis and his crap.
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It's so that you can join in with your crap and then we can
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have a big, great, big ball of bliss.
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And that would be fantastic because that's what we're
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shooting for here. Anyway, back to some of the
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issues I have with with people who voted Democrat.
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My biggest problem is they continue to come back to the
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same regurgitated crap. You know Trump's a convicted
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felon by the way all of that stuff got dropped.
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If you don't believe me, look it up.
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He's a convicted rapist. Actually, a congresswoman this
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week posted on X that, you know, it's no surprise that the
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Epstein files got hidden because the president is a convicted
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rapist #1 he was never convicted of rape in any way, shape or
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form #2 that case is under appeal right now.
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And #3 who in the hell would touch Aegean Carroll anyway?
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I wouldn't touch her with Dennis.
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Dennis has got. To I think there was a
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compliment. In my opinion anybody that waits
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20 some odd years to say oh somebody raped me, it must not
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have been all that bad of an experience and I'll probably
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bullshit anyway. I'm sorry, I just don't get it.
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If you're raped then you do something about it right?
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Then you don't wait till 20-30 years down the road when it's
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politically correct to go after somebody That's that's just
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plain bullshit. Right.
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And and and The thing is, is that never mind.
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Yeah, that sounds like a financial gain thing to me.
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Yeah, I mean, and here's the thing, everybody knows it.
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That's that's really what it boils down to.
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Meanwhile, the stuff that's important to, I don't know,
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normal thinking individuals, Dennis is normal thinking.
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You're normal thinking. I'm normal thinking of the 21
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people watching. I don't know how many of you
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guys are normal thinking people, but you know the government
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recorded 27 million. I think it was OK.
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Is that $27 billion or $27 million?
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That's 123456789 zeros after 27/9 zeros is a billion, right?
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6-6 is a is 1,000,006 zeros 1,000,000 right?
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You're asking the wrong version. Several billion dollars in
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budget surplus. That means that we went into the
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black for the first time since 2005 in June.
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Now I want everybody who thinks that he doesn't know what he's
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doing to think about this. This is K April, May, June.
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It was three months after he started bringing the tariffs up
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and temporarily held off on the tariffs and then talked about
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the tariffs and where's that money coming from?
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Well, it's coming from other nations.
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Number one, what can be done with that $27 billion in
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surplus? It can be used to start paying
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down our deficit. I didn't find zeros Mark.
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So it's so it's billion, right? That's freaking billions that I
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mean, OK, it is a drop in the bucket compared to the deficit
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right now, but it is a step, a significant step in the right
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direction fiscally. Now what he does with it is
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important. You, you guys here, here's a
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history lesson. There's only been one president
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who left office in the fiscal black in this nation's 249 year
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history, and his name was Andrew Jackson.
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And when he came into office, the first thing he told anybody
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was the Bank of the United States.
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And what he told them was, I'm going to run you out of business
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because the United States should never be in a position where
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we're borrowing money and putting ourselves in a fiscally
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disadvantageous position. That was Andrew Jackson's
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position. If you look at a lot of the
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Trump policies, they are very much in the same vein as Andrew
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Jackson's policies of fiscal responsibility and fiscal
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strength. And, and I think that that's
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what Trump is doing. I really wish that Trump could
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set up a meeting with Massey and Paul and sit down with them and
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show them his vision face to face.
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I think that you would see Massey and Paul change their
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position on the tariffs and, and all of these things in a
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heartbeat. I really, I really think that
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because they are the epitome to me of men of principle.
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I think you need to show men of principle line by line how the
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principle works. All right, we're going to jump
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off for a few minutes and go into a another 23 second break.
29:11
We're going to do it a little early so we can push on through.
29:14
They're cool tats man, for real. Thank you, bro.
29:17
You see? The Cobra And what is this one?
29:20
That's my credo. No regrets.
29:24
You have no. Regrets, Dad.
29:25
No. Like not even a single letter.
29:27
No way. Not me.
29:30
I love him. I think he's great.
29:32
I think he's a real winner. Casey, if I were you, I wouldn't
29:34
use protection. I'm sorry, I just can't help it.
29:44
Man, that was such a funny, funny scene.
29:51
So what else happened this week other than the Epstein files,
29:58
which I think were the equivalent of a Wag the Dog
30:03
without being a warfare thing? We had Netanyahu and.
30:10
Oh, yeah. And then, of course, everybody
30:13
is, you know, once again saying that Trump is a puppet of
30:16
Netanyahu. I don't know.
30:20
I don't know about anybody else. But let me tell you something.
30:23
That guy is a puppet of nobody. All right, Seriously, that guy
30:29
is just nuts as far as that goes.
30:37
Let me see. Oh, hey, here's one, Here's one.
30:38
I got one of them. OK.
30:40
New York Times. Our our famous, our, our left
30:44
wing media, all these people are pathological liars.
30:49
They finally admit that Trump was right about the migrant
30:52
gangs taking over the, the complexes in Colorado.
30:56
Here the, the MS13, the, the, the, the MS13 groups and the and
31:01
the trend A Ragua groups. We've known it.
31:07
We tried to fight it. It was something that Trump ran
31:11
on. And you know, I, I keep seeing
31:14
posts from people going, is this what you voted for?
31:17
Did you vote for mass deportations?
31:19
Yes, I did. I voted for mass deportations.
31:23
As far as the DACA people are concerned, you've had how many
31:26
years to apply for citizenship? You're an adult, you know the
31:32
rules. You might be here temporarily,
31:35
but when that when it expires, get the hell out and come back
31:38
in legally. I'm sick and tired of hearing
31:42
everybody go, but what about this?
31:43
And what about that? And what about the other?
31:45
If you go into another country, they kick your ass out.
31:48
In some cases they throw your ass in jail before they kick you
31:52
out. So you're going to suffer before
31:53
you get sent back home. We are no different in our
31:57
sovereignty than any other country in the world.
31:59
But what we have are a bunch of liberal bleeding Bush bags.
32:03
Did I say that? Yeah.
32:06
I hate it's this has been rough, man.
32:08
I've been kind of loose today, but we've got all these leading
32:12
heart liberals that are so hell bent on feelings.
32:17
Well, I would ask those people who are so hell bent on feelings
32:21
to talk to the family of of Lincoln Riley.
32:24
Mom, Mom, you there? Right.
32:28
Talk. Talk to the family of that
32:30
little 12 year old girl who was raped and beat to death in Texas
32:35
underneath a bridge. Right.
32:40
Let's talk about their feelings because apparently you people
32:43
don't care about their feelings. You only care about oh, the
32:47
illegals. They there's due process.
32:49
No, let me tell you people something.
32:52
When you break our sovereignty laws, US Code 18 tech, what is
32:57
it 1321 I think is what it is. You, you are already illegal
33:03
coming in. Then when you stay illegal, you
33:07
are illegal. While you're here, you don't
33:09
have due process. You forfeit due process.
33:13
Your happy little ass needs to get rounded up.
33:15
And I don't care if you haven't broken any laws while you're
33:20
here because you know what? Just being here is a consistent
33:23
Infinity loop of breaking the breaking law.
33:27
I'm sick of these people going oh they deserve that.
33:30
They deserve nothing. You know what they deserve?
33:32
They deserve a quick kick in the ass right out of the door.
33:37
Have a nice day. And when I hear these bleeding
33:41
heart morons say well what about this and what about that?
33:46
What about the other? I say the exact same thing.
33:50
The economic stress that illegal aliens put on any nation, ours,
34:01
Great Britain, freaking friends, any of them, is so obscenely
34:08
astronomical. Oh, but Mark, you're missing the
34:12
point. Don't you know all those illegal
34:15
aliens and the the children that they have working with them and
34:20
the pot farms are actually growing food for you and me?
34:26
Well, hang on a second. I didn't know you can eat
34:28
marijuana. Well, evidently that's what
34:31
they're growing, so they must be Dee.
34:35
You can eat brownies, right? They got marijuana brownies,
34:38
right? In California, that's what they
34:41
were growing, and they found young kids growing, you know,
34:45
working in the fields. They had that riot out there
34:49
like yesterday or the day before.
34:51
Yeah, I I say. Every Yeah, one of those.
34:54
I say start shooting rubber bullets into that group.
34:58
Yeah. Rubber bullets.
34:59
I didn't say bullet bullets. Rubber bullets.
35:03
Yeah. So.
35:04
So let's talk about that. Let's because Trump is right now
35:08
working on a asylum. I I'm pretty sure what he's
35:12
working on for the people that are in the agricultural and the
35:16
hotel and all of those people. OK, he's not wrong.
35:20
There's been people that have been there for a really, really
35:22
long time, 20-30 years. And they are, they are essential
35:26
to those employers. And I, I think, I think setting
35:30
something up that puts them into the financial system is not
35:38
necessarily a bad thing, but only on a temporary basis.
35:44
And then they have to apply for visas so that they can stay in
35:49
the system. See, I, I see where Trump is
35:52
coming from and I understand exactly what he's trying to do.
35:56
Because, you know, one of the, one of the downsides to creating
36:00
a society that is quite frankly, become a Society of, of, of
36:08
entitlement is nobody thinks that they should be working in
36:13
fields and nobody thinks that they should be tending crops.
36:18
And nobody thinks that they should be working as janitors
36:21
and doing cleanup. And I think that that is the
36:27
last generation because, you know, somewhere along the line,
36:32
someone said that a college education is far more important
36:35
than a trade education. I personally disagree with that.
36:39
I think that for some people, like college education is is
36:42
exactly what they need. But I think that another person
36:46
who has already a specific skill set like I don't know, welding,
36:50
electrician, those those skill sets and that education serves
36:57
society far better than some Jackass getting a degree in
37:01
sociology. Or liberal arts.
37:08
Get right or liberal arts, you know, I mean, look, if if
37:12
you're, if, if that's your bag, that's your bag.
37:15
I got no, I got no dog in that fight.
37:17
I'm just simply saying that your degree is not anymore or any
37:21
less important than the person who is coming in and, you know,
37:26
creating a new technique of, of, of soldering pipes together.
37:30
Now they got these compressors that compress pipes together,
37:35
copper pipes and grass pipes together.
37:37
And that's what they use instead of instead of the old school
37:40
soldering. And it's effective and it lasts
37:43
just as long. Well, it took someone who has
37:47
experience in plumbing to create something like that.
37:51
These people with their sociology degrees and their
37:54
whatever degrees would have never thought of something like
37:57
that. So back to the illegal aliens.
38:01
I'm sure that these people get into their lives frosty legally.
38:08
They've been working under the table, blah, blah, blah, blah,
38:11
blah. And look, I get it.
38:15
I get it. And I think that the president
38:17
is trying to do right by everybody.
38:19
But I think that if he does do what he is doing right now,
38:23
there has to be a time limit on it has to be.
38:27
Meanwhile, back to the illegal aliens.
38:31
Shots were fired at ICE agents in California, shots were fired
38:35
at Border Patrol, rocks were hurled at text at agents in
38:39
California, 10 were arrested in a plot to kill ICE agents in
38:44
Texas, and Border Car Border Patrol cars were spiked in
38:48
California. Do you know how many Democrat
38:51
politicians in our in our in our federal, state and local
38:55
governments denounced any of these overt acts of violence
39:00
against these agents who are just trying to do their job?
39:03
None. None of them.
39:05
In fact, they're continuing to sit there screaming that what
39:10
the Trump administration is doing is fascist and comparing
39:14
ICE agents to the Gestapo and to the Stasnasi.
39:17
And don't even worry about Sastnazzy.
39:20
They, they don't exist anymore. That would be the East German
39:23
secret police. They were bad dudes, man.
39:26
They were bad dudes. They when, when you keep pushing
39:30
this rhetoric and, and this is one of the things that just
39:34
really makes me mad. They have been calling Trump a a
39:39
Nazi, OK? What had that has done is
39:42
created an environment where people actually think that it's
39:45
going to be OK to shoot or kill him.
39:48
Because they've compared him to Hitler so much that it takes the
39:52
right person with the wrong mentality to go out there and do
39:55
something completely irrational and completely dangerous, like
40:00
what those two guys did last year.
40:03
Here's the challenge for everybody out there who I have
40:07
had contact with. Joshua Wilkes, because I have no
40:09
problems dropping names. I'm not like a lot of people.
40:12
I'll drop names. Joshua Wilkes, Kelly Ferguson, I
40:15
mean, Kelly Rowe, the L Rods, any one of you people.
40:20
And oh, by the way, if you watch this thing later and you see me
40:23
drop your name and you want to unfriend me and you want to
40:25
block me, sweet. I don't really care.
40:29
Where are you now? You've been calling this guy a
40:33
dictator for how many years? You've been listening to a media
40:38
unduly and unjustly call him, compare him to the most evil
40:44
people on the planet, and here he is.
40:49
I feel safer now and I feel more free now than I did at any time
40:56
the past four years. So where are you people now?
41:02
I had Joshua Wilkes tell me he's a snake oil salesman.
41:05
Where are you now, Josh? He just brought $27 billion back
41:10
into this country. Where are you people who have
41:13
denounced him as an embarrassment?
41:15
Where are you people now who have denounced him as a a snake
41:20
oil salesman? Because I'll tell you what, I'll
41:22
take his snake oil over anything in the past 24 years.
41:27
Mark, don't forget there's also financial considerations with
41:31
all this bullshit going on too. The, the cop cars that are
41:35
getting rocks thrown at them and burned and, and just, you know,
41:40
the businesses that are being affected, whether they're being
41:44
looted or whatever damaged they're, you know, these rioters
41:48
are causing, there's a lot of financial factors involved in
41:51
this too. So the Democrats that are just
41:55
sitting on the sidelines egging these people on are also not
42:02
doing anything about, they don't want to do anything about the
42:05
financial aspects of it too, which ultimately the taxpayers
42:09
are paying for. Right.
42:11
Which is disgusting. So they're talking us even more
42:14
money, right? OK, so there's a guy named
42:18
Wesley Hunt. Mom has has Wesley Hunt never
42:21
ever been on Fox News. Not that I know of, but then you
42:27
know who he is, right Half the time when it's on, but I don't
42:32
always really listen. OK, well Wesley Hunt is a Texas
42:39
politician. He's a black guy.
42:41
And here's a post that he posted probably on on X and I love it.
42:48
I don't remember names well, Mark.
42:51
I, I love what he said because it's the truth.
42:53
I'm going to read this to you guys and see if you don't agree
42:56
with me or agree with him and agree with me because I agree
43:00
with him. So since I agree with him and he
43:02
agrees and, and, and we'll see. We'll see if you guys agree with
43:06
us. Have you noticed that the
43:08
Democrats aren't talking about egg prices anymore?
43:11
They aren't talking about tariffs anymore.
43:13
They aren't talking about the stock market anymore.
43:16
They aren't talking about the border anymore.
43:19
So now they're planning demonstrations to fight
43:22
authoritarianism. Why?
43:25
Because Trump solved every one of those issues in five months.
43:29
They've run out of ammunition. That is the truth.
43:33
The reason that they're going to the route that they're going to
43:36
is because they have no other legs to stand on.
43:40
They have literally shot every wad that they could do.
43:45
And it is amazing to me that that everything he, you know,
43:53
say what people can say what they want about the man.
43:56
The man has done everything he can and could to keep every
44:04
promise that he ran on the Epstein thing with.
44:11
Take that one out of the equation because I think that
44:13
one was going to be a bloody mess no matter what was going
44:18
on. But I will say this, the man has
44:21
done his level best to keep every promise that he made.
44:26
And I think if Bongino and Patel and Bondi keep going, by the
44:33
time he's done with the four years, whoever becomes the
44:37
president in the next 4 years, 'cause I believe it'll be JD
44:40
Vance and I believe it'll be a continuation because I believe
44:43
that people will be living better.
44:46
I believe that the the mainstream will lose all of its
44:49
credibility and people will just stop watching it.
44:53
And I believe that that we're headed in such the right
44:56
direction that whoever he endorses is going to win in an
45:02
absolute landslide. I mean, mind blowing how bad
45:08
they're going to do, right? I just, I just believe that,
45:14
that, that that's what's coming is, you know, I don't think he
45:20
was lying when he said that the golden age of America has begun.
45:24
I I believe that that's the truth.
45:27
We're at the very beginning of it, and you can entirely see it
45:30
in action. It's it's amazing.
45:33
It is. Yeah, all I can say is I hope
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All right, guys, we are into our last 15 minutes, White House
46:54
Chief of Staff Susie Wiles just said because President Trump
46:58
works at a superhuman base, the White House staff has to be
47:02
young to keep up. That is not a hyperbole comment.
47:10
I love hearing the left talk about like especially, OK, so
47:16
let's let's do this. Let's talk about our good friend
47:20
Jasmine Crockett who said we are insane for voting for Trump and
47:26
has said that she spent time with President Biden and didn't
47:29
notice anything. Well, I'm not surprised that
47:31
that woman didn't notice anything as far as cognizant
47:35
decline with President Biden, because I think that that woman
47:38
is actually experiencing a degree of cognizant decline
47:42
herself. I said it, not going to retract
47:46
it. I think.
47:48
I think that woman is a, I'm sorry but dude, who votes for
47:55
people like that? How she got elected is beyond
48:00
me. It's amazing, isn't it?
48:05
I mean, and some of these other ones too, like AOC, how's he
48:09
getting in? Oh my God.
48:11
And then they give a woman. What's funny about them is they
48:15
come off as these of the people type, right?
48:21
And and they're not OK. And look, I've already said this
48:24
and I'll say it again. Ilhan Omar should be deported.
48:29
Yep. Ilhan Omar is not a accurate
48:34
depiction of a representative of the United States of America.
48:40
She has consistently violated the oath of office.
48:45
The problem that we have with these people who consistently
48:49
violate the oath of office, and that includes Adam Schiff, who
48:52
should be expelled from the from Congress.
48:56
He is a pathological liar. He should be brought up on
49:00
charges of sedition for his role in the Russia collusion case.
49:08
I remember and and mom can mom. Mom probably doesn't remember
49:11
this, but I remember coming to my mom's house all the way back
49:15
in 20, early 2016 after the inauguration.
49:20
And here's that little weasel, that little pencil neck geek
49:24
standing on the news talking about how we have the evidence.
49:30
The evidence is concrete. Hey, Adam, we're still waiting
49:35
for that evidence, that concrete evidence that you claim to have.
49:38
Hey, that goes for Brennan and comedy.
49:40
Also, Comedy talks about how he can make an assessment of a
49:45
man's character just by looking at him.
49:47
Hey, comedy, can I ask a question?
49:50
When was the last time you looked in the mirror, since
49:55
we're on the subject of all these people that accused the
50:00
president of the United States of all these things all the
50:03
while they were doing it? Well, that's typical.
50:11
Well, I and and here's the question that I've got.
50:15
They're still doing it, too. Like you're OK, Dennis, what's
50:19
your opinion about all where? Where?
50:21
I just took that. No, I agree.
50:25
And they're still doing it too. They're doing basically that.
50:31
That side of the aisle is doing everything that they're accusing
50:37
us of doing or this side of the aisle.
50:41
Is that me? I say, I mean, I'm an
50:43
independent, but I am more on the Republican side of the aisle
50:47
than I am the Democrat. Right, right.
50:50
And you know, mom and I have talked about this.
50:53
I, I am, I'm an independent. And you know, I got to be
50:58
honest, I, I call myself an independent because my, my
51:04
historical hero is George Washington and has been George
51:08
Washington for a long time. I, I believe that Trump has been
51:16
the most constitutional president since Washington and
51:20
Lincoln. I think that's one of the things
51:23
that has made him great. I think that.
51:27
I think that his advisors are all true constitutionalists.
51:33
I believe that Pam Bondi is a true constitutionalist.
51:36
I think that goes without saying that Cash Patel is definitely a
51:40
constitutionalist. I wish that we could change the
51:45
name of the Republican Party to the Constitutional Party because
51:49
I believe that what we need as a party.
51:53
And look, I don't believe that adding a 3rd or 8:00, there are
51:57
15 to 20 different parties out there, right?
52:01
Right. I don't believe in any way,
52:04
shape or form that any of them have got it all figured out and
52:08
that includes the Republican Democrat party.
52:11
But I don't believe that adding a third party, which Elon Musk
52:14
did last last week. AI don't believe it's going to
52:17
gain any traction because I believe that Musk, when, when
52:22
the dust settles by say, November, Musk is going to see
52:27
that Trump was right and that the big beautiful bill was
52:30
exactly what we needed to get the wheels of, of the, of the
52:36
economy actually rolling. I, I don't know how mom feels
52:39
about that. That's my feeling about that.
52:42
I I understand the reason for the for the bill.
52:47
I also know that because of Musk business background and that's
52:56
what he has, he wasn't willing to compromise on what he
53:01
considers the economic part. And unfortunately you can't make
53:07
an omelet without breaking eggs and getting other stuff in it.
53:13
And that's what Trump had to do. Plus, when you think about it, a
53:19
good portion of that bill was started way before Trump was
53:23
ever elected. That is true.
53:25
That is true. But the things that he did for
53:28
the taxes are really those were the things I was concerned about
53:35
more than anything else. I was concerned about the taxes
53:40
being raised again because once again I see taxes as investments
53:47
into the country. And my problem isn't necessarily
53:51
that there are taxes. My problem is.
53:55
We. Vote these people in the office
53:58
to, to, to conduct fiscal and policy business on our behalf.
54:05
And what I was seeing and what I continue to see is a total lack
54:09
of return on the investment into the country, into the state,
54:14
into the city of Aurora, into the city of Parker, anywhere
54:17
where we filter money into these these entities.
54:23
And there's no, the sad part is up until Donald Trump, there's
54:27
no accountability. Hey, let's just freaking scratch
54:30
another check. Oh, no, no, no, we'll just,
54:34
it's, it's kind of like what Glenn Beck says.
54:36
You can't keep giving your kids money because they don't, they
54:41
won't ever understand the responsibility that goes with
54:43
it. You can't keep doing this.
54:47
And you know, because eventually the bill comes due, right?
54:51
And that was something that Glenn Beck has constantly,
54:53
consistently said the the bill comes due.
54:57
And when the bill comes due, who's going to pay it?
55:00
Well, in this case, who's going to pay it is going to be my
55:03
daughter Marina, my son Connor. If you have grandkids, your
55:07
grandkids, great grandkids, are going to end up having to to pay
55:12
this bill because we're going to be dead and gone by the time it
55:16
it actually comes to. I think what Trump is trying to
55:19
do over the next four years is to cut that bill down so that at
55:22
least it's freaking manageable. Now, and that is something
55:28
that's been around for all our that particular thing has been
55:33
around for as long as I can remember in politics that that's
55:38
exactly what they've said every time.
55:41
Because once they started Social Security and then added Medicaid
55:46
to it, and then everybody started getting on, just to be a
55:53
little crude on the government's tit right on welfare.
55:58
Right. Then you can't do anything about
56:05
a massive debt that is going to be there because nobody wants to
56:10
stop any of those giveaways. Right. 40% of the population
56:16
pays no taxes. Correct.
56:19
And and here's the issue with that.
56:23
I think that we we were doing just fine without the IRS and
56:29
without income tax. The nation was in better shape
56:34
fiscally until they created that state because that state opened
56:39
the door to creating a semi welfare state, which is what we
56:44
have right now. We've got basically a, a semi
56:47
welfare state. I won't say it's a full welfare
56:50
state because I believe that a welfare state is socialism in,
56:54
in its, in its purest form right there.
56:56
That's my belief as to what we're dealing with.
57:00
The challenge we have is how do you turn off the spicket, right?
57:06
Because someone's going to end up having to suffer for it.
57:09
That's the first thing. And what if it's someone who
57:15
legitimately is incapable of working?
57:19
I mean, there, there are people like that.
57:21
I know people like that. Richard Burns is incapable of
57:26
being employed. But there is no no.
57:29
He is living on military disability and it's not much and
57:33
he's living off of the state because he's in a state military
57:37
home. And that's what it was meant
57:41
for. But the welfare was meant to
57:45
give people a hand up so they could take care of themselves
57:51
and instead once they figured out that you could have 5 babies
57:59
if you kicked the old man out, I don't know how you get the five
58:03
babies after you kicked the old man out.
58:05
So it became a a handout. Now mom and I are on the same
58:11
page of this. I don't know if Dennis is on the
58:13
same page of it as this, but mom and I are of the opinion that
58:17
you don't abolish welfare, but you put limits on welfare.
58:23
My opinion is you get 3 years of being on welfare, but right, you
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only get those three years. And during those three years you
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have to report back to the department what you've been
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doing to pick yourself up and to take advantage of that hand up.
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That's what I believe should, should happen because now you're
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being altruistic and at the same time you're being altruistic,
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you're making this person a much more productive part of our
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community. And that person is probably
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going to keep the the the the data around, which is going to
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make the family unit A hell of a sight stronger.
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Well, you have to, you have to or it used to be that when
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you're on an unemployment that you had in order to collect that
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you had to prove to them that you are actively searching for
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employment. And I believe it was weekly.
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I don't know. They've changed it so many
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times. You used to have to go.
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You used to have to get a business card or get a a name
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and a number from somebody, whatever it was.
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I've never had to claim welfare, food stamps, none of that stuff.
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I've only claimed unemployment one time.
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That was job attached unemployment.
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That was when I was working for a company that did not, that
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could only work. It was seasonal.
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Hey, Dennis, just so you know, you, you, you, you can't, you
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can't apply for welfare because you, you're not allowed to have
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babies because you're a dude. Well.
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Yeah, you're not, you're not a trans.
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You can't carry a child. Well, you know what I mean.
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You know, any kind of any kind of benefits, food benefits,
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whatever, even if I employ, you know what I mean?
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Right. I would.
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I would have never had to. All right, well, for those of
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you who watched, thank you for watching.
1:00:26
I'm going to we're going to jump off.
1:00:28
I have a bicycle ride calling my name.
1:00:30
I rode 25 miles yesterday. My my plan is to ride up 470 and
1:00:36
and push a 30 mile ride today and just you know, really
1:00:40
freaking crush my legs and you guys have a good rest I need.
1:00:46
To talk to you before you go. Yeah, we'll talk on the phone.
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You guys have a great rest of your weekend.
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