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One time thing occurred to me. What's real?
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What's going to say? Go kiss and try to take it home.
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And then you and then me Search for things that you can't see.
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Go and blind. I'll reach somewhere in the
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that's lonely. Right.
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Welcome, everybody to REAL Deal MEDIA'S College Night.
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Yes, it is. It is Real Deal Media Live,
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Trump versus Elon. And I'm going to be monitoring
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all this with you here tonight. Dean Ryan, who is going to be
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your late night host here as we get to the bottom of everything
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happening in the soap opera here of Donald Trump versus Elon.
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Not something the people who are familiar with the matter never
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saw coming, but maybe some of us do, maybe some of us did.
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So we're going to be getting into that here tonight.
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And obviously all of your calls, comments, questions.
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But in the second-half here tonight, we have a because it's
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a just a fun loving festive type of show here tonight.
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In the second-half, we have one of our Real Deal members, one of
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our night owls, Angelina Wolf, who will be performing live here
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tonight for the first time in a Real Deal media history.
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And it's going to be quite the event.
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And someone joining me for this evening, one of my Co host here
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tonight is going to be howling at the moon with us.
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He's the one, the only the incredible crooner recording
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artist, Jim Fetzer. Jim, welcome.
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Steve, it's a delight. Yeah, this Elon Trump thing is
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quite the spat. It sure is, Jim.
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And we're going to dissect it. We have kind of a dynamic show
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here in Jim. I know you'd love to hear from
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the viewers and and all of the audience all over the world, the
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fans. But Jim, it has to be something
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else to be said. One of our wonderful musical
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guest tonight was inspired by your pruning.
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And that's how this is all coming together.
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So you must feel proud, Jim. Sure, Yeah, we, we just love it
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here tonight. And and I, Jim, I have to say
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before we even go further, I am surprised to see you if if you
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don't know that Jim has such a high profile lately, right.
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He's got a high profile lately. And we're all wondering is he
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going to change his look? Is he going to go Hollywood on
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us? And so far he he hasn't for the
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cameras, but behind the scenes. Well, this is Jim after the
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cameras are off locally. There is.
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Yeah. I love it too, Jim.
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We love it too. OK, so all right, Jim, stand by
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there as we we're going to get to some things here.
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Stand by. All right, let's get to it here,
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with some headlines from around the world here.
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Headlines from around the world. Well, let's talk about the fight
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that's being heard around the world and that's Elon Musk
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versus Donald Trump. Well, it was just like
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yesterday, the bromance started well, now that seems to be a
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different case now. Ever since the big beautiful
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bill, which I thought originally was a play on billed back
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better, which then I thought was a play on of 666.
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But who am I? Who am I?
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Well, let's talk about this a bit more now, as now the fight
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seems to be getting worse. Elon Musk is even telling people
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like Laura Loomer, one of the proud agents of the Mashhad,
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that Republicans should side with him in this spat because
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Trump will die first. I'm jumping ahead, but here's a
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little video to put it all into some kind of perspective here.
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Very, very weird stuff. There's room and I'll, I'll tell
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you it's not. He's not the first people leave
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my administration. And they love us.
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And then at some point they miss it so badly and some of them
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embrace it and some of them actually become hostile.
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I don't know what it is. It's sort of Trump Derangement
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Syndrome, I guess they call it. But I, we have it with others,
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too. They leave and they wake up in
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the morning and the glamour's gone.
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The whole world is different, and they become hostile.
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I don't know what it is. Someday you'll write a book
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about it, and you'll let us know.
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Yeah, someday you'll write a book about it and wait, there's
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more to this story as we dissect this, because I'm telling you
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the stocks are plummeting right now, and the Dogecoin and
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everything. This is splitting so many.
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And I'm going to show you what Elon's saying next, all because
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the bill, he said it is egregious.
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It's abomination. He just said the other day.
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Here's part 2A. Man who was very happy when he
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stood behind the Oval desk and even with the black eye, I said,
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do you want a little makeup? We'll get you a little makeup.
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But he said no, I don't think so.
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Which is interesting and very nice.
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He wants to be who he is. So you could make that safe.
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And too, I guess, look, Elon and I had a great relationship.
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I don't know if we're well anymore.
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I was surprised because you were here.
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Everybody in this room practically was here as we had a
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wonderful send off. He said wonderful things about
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me. You couldn't have nicer.
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He said the best thing he's worn the hat.
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Trump was right about everything and I am right about the great,
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big, beautiful bill. We call it a great, big,
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beautiful bill because that's what it is.
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Great big, beautiful Bill. Well, let's bring in the great,
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big, very intelligent Bill or the intelligent gym, Fetzer Gym.
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Let's talk about what in the world is going on.
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Nobody knows. People are waking up today of
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what just took place. Jim Fetzer, tell us.
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Well, Don Dean, right off the bat, none of the doge cuts are
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in this bill. So how can how beautiful can it
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be? And it adds trillions to the
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national debt, and it cuts Medicaid and other programs that
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are very meaningful to the American people that make a
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difference in their lives. So if you ask my assessment,
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who's got the better of the argument about the BBB, it's
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Elon Musk, hands down. Trump's trying to salvage it,
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but it's not going to go Ron Johnson is where he said he's
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got enough votes to defeat it. And when Ron Johnson says he's
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got the votes, he's got the votes.
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Well, Jimmy, it was just yesterday, Margarine Greene
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Taylor said she regrets voting for the bill because it
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establishes a clause that prohibits states from having any
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discretion whatsoever in any AI affiliated matters whatsoever.
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It gives full, complete carte blanche power to the federal.
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Isn't that a problem? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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For a decade. For 10 years, states can do
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nothing. Well, that's plain time for AI
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to completely take over surveillance and begin managing
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your state covertly. So Marjorie, whom I adore, I
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think she's wonderful. If her vote were pulled back,
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the bill wouldn't have passed. It would have been two 14214.
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Well, then I guess the Speaker would have cast a deciding vote.
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But she would not have been alone.
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Dean, she would not have been alone.
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I think there are a lot of members of the House right now
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who regret their vote. Jim, she said that the bill is
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going to be brought back to the House because it won't pass the
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Senate or it it's there's going to be some amendments to it.
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But here's one more maybe explanation from the Donald and
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then let's get into what Elon's saying next.
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And we certainly want to get all of our viewers out there to see
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what you're saying in the live chats.
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Check this out one more time as Donald Trump tries to explain
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what in Hades is going on criticism that I've seen, I'm
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sure you've seen regarding Elon Musk and your big beautiful
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bill. What's your reaction to that?
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Do you think in in any way hurts passage in the Senate, which of
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course what is your seeking? Well.
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Look, you know, I've always liked Elon and it's always very
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surprised. You saw the words he had for me,
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the words. And he hasn't said anything
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about me that's bad. I'd rather have him criticize me
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than the bill because the bill is incredible.
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It's the biggest cut in the history of our country.
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We've never cut. It's about 1.6 trillion in cuts.
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It's the biggest tax cut tax. You would say people, people's
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taxes will go way down, but it's the biggest tax cut in history.
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It's we, we are doing things in that bill that are unbelievable.
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And when you look at what we're doing for small businesses, for
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people, for middle income people, all of the things that
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we're doing, nobody's ever seen anything like it.
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And, you know, Elon's upset because we took the EV mandate
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and, you know, which was a lot of money for electric vehicles.
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And, you know, they're having a hard time with the electric
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vehicles, and they want us to pay billions of dollars in
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subsidy. Jim, there seems to be just a, a
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conflict of interest, don't you think, with the electric cars
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because but I thought electric cars are good for the country,
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are they not? Oh, God, they're a catastrophe,
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Dean. They they create more problems
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than they solve because of lithium ion batteries which can
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explode at a moment's notice. You have to do all kinds of
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raping and pillaging of earth, usually with slave later,
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including children. They're a disaster.
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They are worse for the environment than gas and gas and
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oil vehicles ever. And I approve of removing an
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electric car mandate. We got millions of electric
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vehicles sitting on dealers lots across the country.
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They won't sell. Americans are smart enough to
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realize they're a calamity. Jim, I know a lot of people that
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rather push a Ford or a Chevy than drive an electrical
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vehicle. But let's see here what Elon
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Musk is saying, Jim, because this doesn't make sense
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whatsoever. And this will change the
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markets. Well, here is the sun.
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Musk is now calling for Donald Trump to be impeach and goes
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wild on a wild Epstein rant ever.
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Donald branded Elon crazy as feud explodes Donald Trump.
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Yeah, it's exploding. Here it is now.
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This is something interesting, Jim.
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I want to raise this question because Trump brought up the
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black eye. The black eye has always been a
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symbol of being part of the Illuminati club.
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We've seen it with Jay Leno but here it is.
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Must have a friendly send off stepping down now Jim, how does
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a multi billionaire get a black eye?
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And then furthermore, how come he doesn't even bother to cover
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it up with makeup at this point? It is a ritualistic kind of
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overture, is it not? Well, that's an interesting
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observation, Dean. I can't account for it.
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But I'll tell you, it is something.
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The electric vehicles have limited range.
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They require a long time to charge.
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They're highly impractical, they have very limited traction.
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But they're a bad investment. Very bad.
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And if something goes wrong with a battery, which can explode
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spontaneously, can catch fire if it's exposed to water.
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If you had to drive through salt water, for example, your car
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could blow up underneath you. They're a really bad idea.
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And it's unbelievable to me they got this far with such a bad
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idea, a bad plan, a disaster in the making.
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Yeah, No, no, no kidding, Jim. Let's get back to finding out
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what in the world went on and and so and by the just to add
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before I forget they're they're they're cancelling so many of
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these electrical car vehicle contracts, Jim, It's really
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insane how the rejection of these cars is just just
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nationwide. OK, so let's continue here as we
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try to get to the bottom of what in the world truly happened
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here. As we're new people are quite
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still puzzled. So he's calling for the yeah to
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for Trump to be impeached. He also posted president versus
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Elon. Who wins my money on Elon?
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Trump should be impeached and JD Vance should replace him.
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The call comes now. This is after Vance.
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And Jim, maybe you can explain Trump has given the data
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information of Americans to planter plantar with JD Vance at
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the helm. And and and Peter, Phil, can you
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explain this, please? Yeah, very.
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Bad. This is one of these public
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private enterprise where this outfit is being given records
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about American citizens that do not belong in the private domain
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whatsoever period under any circumstances.
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So this is catastrophic about the abstein it actually, Dean,
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if you dig deep, Donald Trump had 10 fire suits involving
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relations with young girls, some as young as 11 that were for the
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most part settled out of court. But it's a bad record.
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My dear colleague Joaquina Gove. It has a 10 volumes on
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pedophilia politics. He's a world leading expert and
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he observed to me Trump's name appears like 47 times in his
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five volume work. OK, well that leads us to this,
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because look what Musk says at the following.
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Musk wrote who wins? He gave a one word information
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he does then call came moments after the technical claim.
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Trump refuses to release the infamous Epstein files because
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his name is in them. Time to drop the really big
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bomb. Trump is in the Epstein files
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Monk Musk posted. That is the real reason they
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have not been made public after they stay DJT.
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He later added. Mark this post for the future.
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The truth will come out. There's no evidence that Trump
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had any involvement in Epstein crimes, he's saying.
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No, that's that's been his fault.
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The idea that there's no evidence is just an apology for
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Trump. That's not warranted, I
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guarantee you. Well, he he seems to be in the
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files and, and here's a little clip, Jim, we'll get back to you
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just to refresh your memories late last year of how this all
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came about the. 9/11 files. Yeah.
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Would you declassify JFK files? Yeah.
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I did. I did a lot of it.
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Would you declassify the Epstein files?
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Yeah. Yeah, I would.
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I guess I would. I think that less so because,
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you know, you don't know it. You don't want to affect
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people's lives if it's phony stuff in there, because there's
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a lot of phony stuff with that whole world.
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But I think I would. Jim.
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What do you know I'm telling you?
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Why can't you go in his? World's League right here.
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On this area here and he has told me Trump's involved, but
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it's it's not a myth, it's not a mistake, it's not
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misinformation, it's bona fide, it's verified and it's true.
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He is going wild on Trump. Let's see what the people are
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saying. How about we try that, Jim?
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We have a lot of people who are yapping away all over the world
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here. Well, let's start with Rumble.
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Thank you for being here tonight.
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We have the following. Yes, Jay.
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So Jay Leno got knocked out long ago.
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That's another thing, too, is the black eye feature.
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Yeah, Yeah. Do you remember that, Jim, when
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we talked about Jay Leno? Jay.
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Had a black eye, too. Yeah.
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I've never, I've never quite been set together.
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Dean. I think you're on top of it more
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than I. Yes, OK, here's another one here
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too, just to show people exactly what we're talking about.
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The Black Eye Club. What is that, you might ask?
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Good question. Well, here's just a little scale
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of it. Look at this.
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Let's see. I have a Clearview here.
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Charlie Rose, Black Eye. Barack Obama, The last Pope,
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Robert Downey Junior. John Kerry, George Bush, Kanye
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West, Ben Affleck, John McCain, Prince Philip.
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Stephen Colbert, Harry Reid, Reese Witherspoon, Charles
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Bronson, Ryan Gasoline, Madonna. And look at all these people.
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So this happens, and they're not supposed to cover it up.
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They're not supposed to cover it up.
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Yeah, it's a symbol. I'm telling you, Jim, it is
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quite frightening here. OK, We have people on Rumble
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saying here it is. He probably got knocked out.
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Trump tossed his buddy under the electric bus.
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Jim, here's how I feel. I'm not even ruling out that he
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was forced out and kicked out Elon Musk.
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So there's several ways to look at it.
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Elon Musk, who, by the way, Bannon wanted him out.
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You have people like General Flynn, they WHO and other people
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we know that have said that, that Elon's part of the CCP.
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It's Elon's money that's funneling the genocide in the
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Congo right now. He's considered a war monger in
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that whole entire country that is connected to China.
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Jim, do you think that's a very foreign kind of angle to even
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entertain at this point? He was kicked out.
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Hailing him as American hero with a dodge, with fine all the
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deep cuts, he was exposing all kinds of corruption that was
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bona fide D. He was exposing corruption
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everywhere he looked, and it was being well received by the
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American people. This idea of banishing him and,
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you know, smearing him and all, I don't think that's going to go
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down well, even coming from Donald Trump.
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I agree with you there too, Jim. OK And let's see what people are
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saying here. We have Claudine saying evil
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peoples. Yes, it is.
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We have Gwyneth Davis saying following hi from cold s s
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island New Zealand. I thought Trump banned Epstein
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from Mar a Lago. He did ride up on Epstein's
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plane within America. I just can't see Trump being
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involved in the sick child situation.
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Yeah, that that's interesting. We have makes, Katz says Getty
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has photos of Epstein, Trump together, hundreds of them
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again. So what Nigel says, surely Trump
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is not 100% innocent. He must have floors.
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What? Thank you, Nigel.
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And here's John Davies saying if you look at people in the black
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eye club, you'll notice only the left eye is black.
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Well, Elon's eye is. On the.
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Right. Yeah.
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Yeah, look at these, but look at the lower right there.
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That's the one on the right, the lower.
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Right. Yeah, but they could, they could
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be mirrored pictures as well. It's hard to tell because they
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could be. It's it's hard to tell.
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And but then again, Elon was making references that Trump is
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just a clone. Let me go to that one.
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But here's another one here. Here's another one must.
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Now, what are we thinking about this statement here?
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Elon Musk tells Laura Loomer Republicans should side with him
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because Trump will die first. What does that mean, Jim?
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Well, I think it means that literally, I think.
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It's something. Older than Elon, he's going to
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have a shorter life pregnancy from now.
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That is. Affecting the election, I think
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he's right and he made the difference for Republicans
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taking control both the House and the Senate.
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I believe that on the other hand, Trump has been, I mean,
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Elon has made his career on space flights and some of which
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appear to be to be utterly fantastic, and on electric cars,
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which I think are an ecological disaster.
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So, you know, neither of them is completely clean in their hands.
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But with this kind of dispute about the government and the
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bill, I think Elon has a better of it.
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OK, So what do we make of this now?
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Is this political theatre, Jim? Is this political theatre?
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Is is, are they both in on just a distraction to get us all kind
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of talking about personalities and anything else?
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What do you make of that charge too?
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No, Dean. This is this is real two men of
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great wealth, stature, ego or in conflict, and this is how it's
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playing out on the world. OK, OK.
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Now we look back to Jim. We'd look back at Vivek Swanze,
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who was supposed to be part of Doge in the beginning, but you,
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as you recall, he he he resigned before the thing started.
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Now we're kind of looking at that with another take on it.
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Do we see the return of Vivek Swanje?
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What do you think, Jim? Dean, that slipped by me, so I'd
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like to know more. It could mean a kind of
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resurrection, but I don't know the specifics.
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Interesting. OK.
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We have a lot of people on Rumble saying and nothing
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surprised me. We have people, yeah, it could
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be AI. Thank you.
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We have Rebel Mammoth saying think bigger by the way, if you
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want to. Call.
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In feel free to do so, we have a live performance coming in the
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second hour here or the right after the break.
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Feel free to do so at this given time.
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Let me play some other things here too.
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Just yesterday we talked about the debt ceiling.
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Well, in case you missed it, here's just a little revived
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look at that. Pushing Congress to pass his
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quote big beautiful bill by the 4th of July.
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It extends tax cuts while cutting funding for Medicaid by
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adding work requirements. It also raises the debt ceiling,
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a deal breaker for Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul.
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I can't in good conscience give up every principle that I stand
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for. That's that.
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Can't accumulate more debt. The president posted about Paul
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writing quote He loves voting no on everything.
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He thinks it's good politics, but it's not.
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Well, I would say that's not actually true.
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I would say that I've been pretty consistent.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates the bill would add
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more than $2 trillion to the deficit over 10 years.
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The White House pushed back on the CBO report.
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This is an institution in our country that has become partisan
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and political. Even Elon Musk called the
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spending bill a disgusting abomination.
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The bill passed in the House last month by one vote, with all
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Democrats voting against it. Now, Senate Democrats are
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following suit. Tax breaks for the ultra wealthy
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paid for by gutting health care for millions of Americans.
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North Carolina Republican Senator Tom Tillis is concerned
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about rolling back clean energy tax credits.
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If we're not careful, the only people who will be happy with
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the outcome will be China. But Senate GOP leaders are
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optimistic the bill will eventually get 51 votes and
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deliver on the president's agenda.
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We will not fail. We will bring forward from the
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Senate a robust product that will protect the American people
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in Washington. I'm Maddie Beer Temple.
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I'm ready for. AI don't think it's going to
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pass Dean. We got not only Rand Paul and
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and Ron Johnson, Lisa Murkowski and I think at least two others.
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I'm unsure whether Susan Collins is among them, but she may well
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be. I do not believe this bill is
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going to pass. And that means it will be sent
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back to the House. It's going to be drap
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dramatically modified. And you know, one of the major
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tales here, it includes none of the doge cuts.
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None of them are codified into law, and that's just, in my
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opinion, outrageous and an insult to the good work that
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Elon Musk did. Here again I say I think he has
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the better of this argument. It, it, it is not looking good
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at all. We have here, we have some more
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people. We have Liz Marchant saying
27:08
Trump has put it out there that Biden died in 2020.
27:12
Liz Marchant, he has. In fact, here is one of the
27:15
videos that are now coming out about Biden.
27:18
Look at this Jim. Check this out here.
27:28
Oh, that's a mechanic walking. So we're a.
27:30
Mechanic, yeah, there. It's all coming out, Jim.
27:40
It's all coming out now. Dean, I've been emphatic about
27:43
this since the first debate between Biden and Trump, that it
27:47
wasn't the real Joe from Delaware.
27:50
My research suggests he actually died in 2017.
27:54
Trump's making it 2020. I guarantee, and this has been
27:58
on my blog forever, that Joe Biden, who was, let me call him
28:03
imposter for the last four years, and that Joe Biden was a
28:06
senator from from Delaware. A different shape and size of
28:10
skull. They have different handwriting,
28:13
completely different. They have different social
28:16
interaction. They had different styles of
28:18
speaking, different levels of intellect.
28:22
This guy in the White House completely inferior to the
28:25
earlier version of Joe. Mark my words, they're not the
28:29
same person. OK, Jim, we have a caller.
28:33
We do have a caller. And yeah, a lot of people are
28:38
saying is this a distraction? Is it?
28:41
We have Cape Man 10. This is all theater for the
28:45
masses. We have a lot of people feel the
28:48
same and that Doge Dodge is bull crap and Jim is right.
28:54
All right, Brett Moorehead is getting extra credit here
28:57
tonight. All right, We have someone
28:59
calling him. We have Mouth of the South Leo
29:01
over there in the South of Canada.
29:03
Who? Well, let's get, let's get the
29:06
Canadians take on it, shall we Jim?
29:08
Some outside fresh perspective, shall we?
29:10
Leo? Welcome to Realtor Media Live
29:12
with Dean and Jim here. What's happening?
29:17
What a bunch of. Drama, isn't it, Leo?
29:20
Yeah, I know Jim's going to get mad at me for saying this, and
29:23
some people are going to get mad at me, but I listen to you,
29:27
Dean. And I think Joe Biden's making
29:31
Trump look good right now, right?
29:36
Everything the guy said from day one, the war was going to stop
29:39
in Ukraine. It's only intensifying.
29:43
The Israelis are intensifying. OK, Now we're looking at a war,
29:46
possibly with Iran. OK, You got Elon Musk.
29:50
I don't know if it's we're called Judas, OK?
29:54
We just put the daggers into into Trump, right?
29:57
I think it's all a bunch of baloney at the end of the day.
30:00
We're going to pay in the 50% tariffs on aluminum and steel
30:04
affects me personally because I'm in the tooling industry and
30:08
guess what? We cut a lot of aluminum and a
30:10
lot of steel. And you know, for somebody who
30:13
says oh, he likes Canadians and everything else, you can stick
30:16
your 51 state right up your fucking fat ass now because it's
30:19
not going to happen. You'll never get my vote for it.
30:22
I don't want to be a part of that shit.
30:26
OK. Thank you, Leo.
30:28
The very good point, Never. Yeah, Jim, you want to respond
30:33
to that, that's a Canadians take on it.
30:35
Go ahead, Jim. Well, it depends which part.
30:39
I'm very unhappy. I think the tariffs have been
30:42
overplayed. I don't think he's handled it
30:44
well. He said he was going to stop
30:45
this too, but worse. He hasn't done it.
30:47
He got to cut it off, shut down into Ukraine.
30:50
It would have been over done overnight, similarly to Israel
30:55
on the genocide. Now we have the US vetoing the
30:59
Security Council vote 14 to 1 to impose a permanent ceasefire to
31:05
end the genocide in the US. Isn't even on the right side of
31:08
that issue. Yeah of course the guy who is in
31:12
the White House before was a non entity.
31:15
He wasn't even controlling the autopan.
31:18
There are multiple identities as to who is handling.
31:21
Elizabeth Warren turns out to be among them, sad to say.
31:26
But of course, compared to Biden, Trump is superior.
31:29
But compared to president Trump is a failure compared to the
31:36
candidate. We like what Trump said on the
31:39
campaign trail, but he's not following through.
31:45
No, he's not. He could be a clone, Jim.
31:50
OK. Thank you, Leo.
31:53
Thank you, Leo, for calling in. And we hope, you know, we hope
31:57
you reconsider joining the United States down the road when
32:00
we have a better deal for you. Thank you very much, Leo.
32:05
Endorsing. A carny that we have, OK, We got
32:08
a carnival happening over here. Like Eric Tate said last night,
32:11
OK, Trump endorsed him. And you know what?
32:14
You had me at hello. Like Tim said, what a positive
32:17
campaign, OK, Up to 10% of what he would be what he what he said
32:24
we'd be all right, OK. And I don't think we're going to
32:26
be all right. We're in for some some serious
32:28
problems over here in North America.
32:30
I think we're in agreement for you.
32:32
Thank you for joining us. Peace guys.
32:35
Excellent. All right.
32:36
Thank you. Very.
32:37
Thank you very much. Thank you very much.
32:39
Speaking of that, hey, Jim, I don't know if you heard there's
32:42
now a fifth plane that's been discovered in the 9/11 story.
32:46
Did you hear about this? You better fill me in, Dean,
32:49
because I can. Well, there was a fifth plane in
32:52
the sense that there was an additional aircraft that was
32:55
flown toward the Pentagon and then flew over it.
32:58
At the same time, a missile was fired into the building, but two
33:02
planes, 11 and 77, weren't even in the air that day.
33:06
This was an additional aircraft, so you could claim there are 5
33:12
alleged planes that were involved in 9/11.
33:15
Well, this is coming out now. I think we're getting close to
33:18
911 disclosure in a big way. Here it is.
33:22
Harvey Levin from TMZ is now. Talking about it, everything
33:26
about 911, you don't. There was a fifth plane.
33:29
We have the evidence the government tried to bury it, but
33:34
you can see it on YouTube. It's called TMZ Investigates
33:38
9/11 the fifth plane prepared to be shocked.
34:01
Well, there you go. It's it seems to be coming all
34:04
out, Jim. I don't think there's much
34:07
longer they can hold off. More truth about coming out
34:11
about 911 when TMZ is now covering it.
34:14
You got Ron Johnson over there. It's just a matter of time, Jim,
34:17
before it all comes out, unlike Epstein files.
34:24
In 2005, Dane, and we've done a pretty good job of sorting out
34:29
what really happened. You can find it on my 9/11
34:34
special reports. Go to my Bit Shoot channel, Jim
34:38
Metzer, and just do a search on 9/11 and you're going to find a
34:43
whole lot of evidence about what really happened contradicting
34:46
the official narrative. OK, here's Trump just said we
34:53
need more popcorn. I think I'm popcorn out.
34:56
But yes, it's a movie. Real Mrs. Butterworth says Elon
35:00
says Trump is on the list and boom, the media loves him.
35:03
And Dems will demand the release of Epstein list.
35:06
Perfect. Because because Trump is in it,
35:08
they'll demand the Epstein list be pulled out.
35:12
OK, that's a political angle I didn't think about.
35:14
Very good point. International sex, drug
35:19
trafficking from Assad. That's probably why.
35:21
Yeah, I think so. We have Jason Wright.
35:24
Thank you, Jason. He was recharging in the
35:26
basement during 2016 to 2019. Interesting.
35:31
We have Robin that says I believe Trump stops the EV
35:35
electrical vehicle mandate and therefore you are not adding
35:39
billions in subsidiaries from taxpayers.
35:43
OK. We have OCC doc.
35:46
OCC doc saying Trump is running a scam administration, Elon is
35:51
exposing him. All right, we have Nigel Dyer
35:55
saying that they are pushing bots to take over the workforce.
35:58
That's why they're trying to depopulate the people.
36:00
That's true. That is true.
36:03
And finally, almost finally we have we just got word Vancouver
36:07
is on fire. Yes, it's getting bad over
36:09
there. Yes, it is.
36:11
OK. And finally, almost the truth
36:14
about 911 is there for those who seek it and hide.
36:18
Dean and Jim. OK, Jim, what can we say?
36:20
We got a lot of people coming on.
36:21
We got a record amount of people watching here tonight.
36:24
And I think I think you're right.
36:26
Real Jane Doe number one's complaint from 28, 2008 alleged
36:31
to both Trump and MC raped her. Yeah, I heard about that too, I
36:36
think, Wayne. Madison knows a lot bit more
36:38
about that. You might want to get in touch
36:40
with him, Jim, if you know what I mean.
36:42
OK. Stand by, Jim.
36:44
We have a break coming up here. It's getting to that time OK.
36:49
We're going to take a quick break here at.
36:51
Real Deal Media Live and when we get back, when we get back, we
36:55
have a live a live musical performance here tonight.
37:00
You're going to really thoroughly enjoy from one of our
37:03
very own members. I'm going to be joining her.
37:06
Angelina Wolf is going to be up in the sultry song stylings of
37:12
original music of of Angelina Wolf.
37:16
You don't want to miss that here at Real Deal Media.
37:18
Live a live for the masses, for the people, for the effective.
37:23
Don't go anywhere. We'll be back.
38:17
The. Jim attempts to date again in
38:32
2025 and the following happens. A gets frustrated with all the
38:37
toxic masculinity talk and punches out a millennial.
38:40
Or is it? B goes on a date and starts
38:43
reminiscing on his old marine days.
38:46
Ask his date if she wants to go to a titty bar.
38:49
OK. That might be the.
38:54
Answer right there. We may not have to go any
38:56
further. Is It C recites French poetry
38:59
and begins to develop a French accent that never goes away?
39:02
Or is it Finally Dee realizes everyone is Miracle Jab and
39:06
decides to read the paperback edition of War and Peace?
39:10
Wow. OK, Jim Fetzer, tell us what
39:13
happens On this date in 2025, if you could.
39:16
Well, I'd go on a date and after a couple of Moscow mules, I'd
39:19
start reminiscing about my little Marine Corps days and how
39:22
much I enjoy. We are back.
39:58
We are back. And how about those Marine days,
40:00
Jim? I must say, I wish I could have
40:03
got more from you. All right, we are back.
40:07
We are back here. Thank you very much.
40:10
Welcome back to Real Domini Live.
40:12
I'm still Dean Ryan, who's cruising with you Midnight and
40:14
beyond. I'm joined today tonight with
40:18
the one and only Jim Fencer. He's back as well.
40:21
And we've been discussing Elon and Trump and everything about
40:24
it and getting your views on it and takes.
40:26
But are we ready for some music, Jim?
40:29
Indeed, Dina, I'm most looking forward to this.
40:33
Yes, OK. So that's it.
40:35
Let's get ready for that and let's welcome to the stage,
40:39
ladies and gentlemen, all the way from Baja, Mexico.
40:42
Over there in Baja California is a long time viewer, one of our
40:46
favorite members, night owls, the one and the only, the
40:51
solstress, the beautiful Angelina Wolf.
40:54
Welcome to the stage and let's play a little duo, shall we?
40:59
All right, let's do it. Go ahead.
41:09
The song called Castles in the Sand.
41:46
Music. How can they bring me a toe?
42:06
I always seem to go away and leave me on my knees.
42:25
Time are they these burdens down no matter what you say, they
42:39
just hold behind. We were merely building castles
42:51
in the sand just for the tides to see.
43:03
All I want to do and are those they went on to.
43:21
Bring me down when I get lit everything I dare to start
43:43
trying all of the tides today. You see, all I want to know are
43:56
those some sins they went on to heaven.
44:32
We were in the building castles in the sea.
45:10
All right, All right. Thank you.
45:13
Wonderful. Angelina Wolf, everybody.
45:16
Angelina Wolf All right, everybody, Jim.
45:22
Well, let's what a debut here and let's put you in the debut
45:26
sheet, Jim. Who would have thought that
45:29
that's the talent we have here, But it's true.
45:32
Jim, what are your thoughts on that wonderful performance?
45:34
Well, I thought that was just a delight.
45:37
It was a real treat, Dane. I was glad.
45:40
And I want more, and I'll bet we have other viewers out there who
45:44
could join too, and other performances as well.
45:47
But this was a wonderful initiation.
45:50
I loved it. Oh, thank you.
45:52
It turns out we're we're surrounded by musicians in this
45:56
real deal, real media family. Fabulous, and I love it too.
46:02
And when our wonderful fans all over the world love it Rumble,
46:08
we have Give it Up for Angelina, Marni says.
46:11
And rock out just lovely, the sultry Angelina Wolf.
46:15
If you want to hear more of her music, and I'm going to help
46:19
showcase that more. So, you know, come to
46:21
realdiomedia.tv. We're going to start showcasing
46:24
some of our talented night owls. As Jim has expressed, we have
46:30
Leo Bravo. Yeah, so.
46:32
Anyways, everybody, round of applause.
46:34
For. Angelina Wolf.
46:36
OK, God bless you. There you have it.
46:40
There you have it. And indeed, Jim, it just, it
46:45
fills my heart, doesn't it? It fills my.
46:47
Heart. What a treat, Dean.
46:49
A great idea. Definitely.
46:52
What a treat. OK, we're going to.
46:55
We have a lot of people who are talking.
46:58
Here's one thing here too, Jim. This is a story I want to do.
47:01
We haven't had a chance to do this story about de aging, de
47:07
aging. I was going to wait to do this
47:10
till next week, but this is about a all these de aging
47:15
things. They have Ozempic, they have
47:17
this. Jim, have you ever?
47:20
Wondered where the fountain of youth is?
47:24
Jean I've always been happy to grow, live a life and enjoy it
47:28
and not worry about extending it arbitrarily.
47:31
I I accept my mortality. I don't have a problem with it.
47:36
So Fountain of Youth has never been very much on my mind.
47:41
Not a free occupation. Well, Jim, I, I don't accept
47:45
your mortality. I have to find the fountain of
47:47
youth for you because we have to keep you around a little longer.
47:52
But well, here it is. Here it is.
47:55
It's breaking the aging code. This is this is real fun.
47:59
And you can catch Jim joining us next week too for the return of
48:03
the men's. You don't want to miss that.
48:05
Look. At this here, this is what Mike
48:07
was talking about over there at the wonderful Natural News
48:11
breaking the aging of cone, how diet shapes longevity for
48:14
breakfast onward. OK, so we're going to learn some
48:16
things. Jim, what is the average
48:18
breakfast for you when you wake up?
48:21
What is what are you eating sausage?
48:24
Sandwich and I'd like that style.
48:28
I also like croissant. I mean that's my typical.
48:32
And I had a little BBQ sauce. Sweet baby raised BBQ sauce for
48:37
extra flavor. OK, that's a hell of a rich
48:40
breakfast. Well, in case you don't want to
48:42
have a rich breakfast, you want to live longer.
48:44
Look at some of these things here.
48:46
They're saying mix of oatmeal, black sesame, nuts, milk.
48:50
Support anti aging fiber. Jim, I don't.
48:53
I don't think you could. Fit that in your sausage
48:55
sandwich. Broccoli sprouts, pomegranates,
48:58
spinach, strawberries, mushrooms.
49:00
Combat aging diets from regions with longevity highlights,
49:04
grains, fish and plant based eating to reduce information.
49:09
And so yeah, nutrient rich foods.
49:13
We have to change your diet. It's certainly a thing.
49:17
We have to change the diet. OK, we have one more topic here
49:20
We didn't get to. These are some of the things
49:21
we're going to get to during the week.
49:23
Real deal pets. Let's get to our real deal pets.
49:25
Now they have to. Well, it's time to talk about
49:44
pet miracle jabs, a very hard topic Jim knows all about.
49:49
So do I. We're the topic of what about
49:52
the miracle jabs for our most loved ones?
49:54
Do they have to go through it too?
49:56
Well, yes, they're saying they do.
49:58
Here is some stories on it. Hey everybody, it's Eric from
50:01
epautos.com. OK, well, that was the wrong
50:04
video. We do apologize.
50:06
This is coming from national news.
50:07
Let me read it for you. But they're now saying that
50:10
people are demanding that there's no Jeb.
50:14
Did you know they force vaccines on your pets in cities?
50:17
You have to register your pets like they're weapons.
50:21
Their veterinarians are pushing the miracle jabs hard on pets
50:27
and they want the pets to have the real ID in their skin.
50:30
Well, Natural News is saying hell no to that because not only
50:34
is it unethical, but the cancer in our pets are rising.
50:36
Do you see the problem with this prospect?
50:40
Of course. And Mike Adams all over.
50:42
And I'm very glad. It's so I'm glad we're raising
50:47
to it. So I think now that the schedule
50:49
for the miracle jab, well, I guess it's back on now, right?
50:52
Trump put it back on. Is that what happened seeing
50:57
I'm? Very worried about this.
50:59
We thought RFK Junior was going to clean it all up.
51:02
It appears he's compromised, I'm sorry to say, and it's just not
51:08
plain out the way we expected. Once again, the guy on the
51:12
campaign trail was sensational. The guy in office today is not.
51:18
So what are people saying out there?
51:20
Are your pets miracle jab? Are they having problems?
51:24
Yes we have what Samantha do by saying sad pets need no jabs.
51:28
I don't think so either. I don't think so either.
51:31
We have Claudine saying Yep they kill my dog every every year,
51:36
they're evil. He died 4 years ago.
51:38
Still cry. Yes the miracle jabs have killed
51:40
so many pets out there. We have Dame Pam, she said I got
51:45
I'm about to get a new puppy. Well, congratulations to you
51:48
Dame. The good on you.
51:51
We have people that said Yum sweet baby raise for breakfast.
51:55
That's the kind of fighter yes. Here we have rebel Mamma that
52:00
says isn't it ironic that weight loss products are being pushed
52:03
bigger than ever while we have food shortages getting worse
52:06
every day? That is true.
52:08
I never thought about that. That's on rumble.
52:11
We also have yeah, nobody jabs my fur babies, Marni says.
52:17
And only yeah, had film biz, film TV biz on Rumble says had
52:24
two main Coon kitties. Only one got vax.
52:27
He got sick, became diabetic, required insulin, and he passed
52:30
much sooner than we expected. Well, we're sorry to hear that.
52:34
Sorry to hear that. And finally, finally, we have
52:37
one last subject here as we now get into religion for real.
52:42
Deal Religulous. Real deal religionists.
53:01
Let's talk about it now. Well, now the experts, the
53:03
scientists, the studies, and yes, the test results are out.
53:07
And what are they saying? Well, they're saying that Adam
53:10
and Eve were actually real after all.
53:12
Well look at that. Look familiar?
53:16
And that's the munchkin in the middle.
53:20
So you know what I'm talking about out there.
53:22
Well, scientists now claim to have evidence that Adam and Eve
53:27
really did exist. Well, in case you forgot, the
53:30
Bible states that Adam and Eve were the first two humans ever
53:33
created and were made by God. They were the first two humans
53:38
alongside other like what the cockroaches who were made.
53:41
Scientists believe that they may have finally cracked the age-old
53:43
question of this The Bible narrates at M and Eve were the
53:46
first humans created by God and lived in the Garden of Eden.
53:49
They're central to the belief that all humans descended from
53:53
an original pair. Well, despite skepticism
53:56
surrounding the Bible tell an increasing body of evidence
53:58
suggests that parts of the story could hold some truth.
54:01
While, astonishingly, archaeologists have unearthed
54:03
science indicating that Eden might not only had been real,
54:06
but also potentially the cradle of civilization, it's reported
54:11
by the Daily Mail Recently, biologists have demonstrated
54:14
that living humans do indeed share a common ancestry with
54:18
Eve. However, reconciling the
54:20
biblical accounts with contemporary science
54:23
necessitates discarding much of the narrative.
54:27
Well, what do I mean exactly? Well, in the Scriptures, Adam
54:29
and Eve reside in a Garden of Eden, depicted as a land of
54:33
abundance and beauty. Intriguingly, the Bible provides
54:36
a fairly precise indication of the location of this so-called
54:40
mythical Garden of Eden. They're saying, well, Genesis,
54:44
the first book describes a river flowing through Eden, splitting
54:47
in tributaries such as the Fishon, the Gillon, the the
54:52
Tigris and the Euphrates. So it goes.
54:56
So they're finding more of these things to come true.
55:01
Let me just bring you back in, Jim.
55:06
Isn't this going to blow up the science community that, excuse
55:09
me, that this could be true after all?
55:12
And the more we look, the more we find.
55:15
Doesn't this make you rethink a lot of things happening?
55:19
No, no, Dina, I'm sorry, it doesn't.
55:21
But I mean, these are charming photographs, resemblances of
55:26
Trump as Adam and Putin as Eve, if I find that entrancing.
55:31
But. Yeah, we have.
55:34
Mythical Garden of Eden is the vicinity, the Tigris, Euphrates,
55:38
rivers and rack. And of course we went over and
55:41
we're bombing the hell out of it.
55:43
I mean, it's all outrageous. Evolutionary theoretician
55:46
degree. Man originated in Africa with
55:49
the out of Africa hypothesis spread to different parts of the
55:52
world and then as a function of those conditions as
55:55
subpopulations involved in different fashion to produce the
55:59
races and of course all kinds of individual differences.
56:03
It's a facts of the matter are actually more fascinating than
56:07
the fantasies. We have OCC docs saying the
56:12
garden meeting was located in what is now Iraq.
56:14
I mean, Jim, doesn't this now give credence to the fact that
56:17
we're living through hell today all because Eve took the damn
56:21
apple? That our lives would be much
56:23
better had she not taken the apple?
56:24
Don't you now succeed and give into that theory?
56:27
I think there's a lot of truth to it, Jim, I'm telling you.
56:34
And furthermore, if we're going to be honest about it, if there
56:37
is some validity, the only reason, and I know Jim agrees
56:41
with me, and I speak for all the guys here, the only reason, Jim,
56:44
we're chasing women is, quite frankly, we're trying to get our
56:47
rib back as they were taking a rib for us to make them in our
56:50
shadows. Isn't that the case, Jim?
56:52
You could. Argue with that.
56:54
You could argue with that. Thank you very much.
56:57
I think I knew you would agree with that.
57:00
OK, let's see what some people say.
57:03
Yeah, we have a real general Monte saying Tigris and
57:06
Euphrates. Yup, the Nile River 2 here is,
57:12
yes, a lot of sad stories about Pence out there.
57:15
A lot of sad stories. OK, we're going to get out of
57:19
here. We're going to get out of here.
57:21
And we have Dame Pam says Adam and Eve are in my family tree.
57:24
Seriously. I've been doing genealogy for 40
57:26
years. Yeah, that that's a crazy story.
57:30
That's a crazy story. OK, Final thought here.
57:33
That's time for it. Final thoughts.
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Final thoughts here. Trump versus Elon.
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Yes. Final thoughts.
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Let's start with Jim Venture. Well, if Trump would only revert
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to the campaign version of Trump, he could do the world a
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lot of good. Then we see what it was
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overnight that cut off the supplies.
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The Ukraine cut off the supplies is he'll stop the genocide he
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does seem to be wanting to avoid.
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A war with a plan. But right now, Russia's in the
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process of retaliating against Ukraine.
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And believe me, by the time Putin is done, the Ukrainians
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are going to be ready to give it up.
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Yes, it is, and I concur to that.
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Also, you know, we talked about political theater.
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Well, you know, it was Elon Musk who floated the idea just months
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ago to redistrict Thomas Massey who was complaining about the
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spending redistricting for complaining.
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Well, now it's him who's complaining about the exact same
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thing. I think whoever out there sees
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the political theater involved here, I think you're absolutely
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right there. This makes no sense.
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It does. It's not even believable.
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But it's the ends the that we're going to try to find and justify
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As people are asking, where's the Epstein files?
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This could be the route and the road to take us there.
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So anyways, we're going to get out of here.
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I want to thank everybody for joining us.
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Memories. You'll see Jim and I are and
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others this coming weekend. Don't want to miss that.
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And thank everybody for helping keep real deal media float
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keeping us alive while we're under instruction for Jim
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Fetzer. I'm Dean Ryan saying thank you
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for sharing a bit of your night. Always going to stay tuned and
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stay away. Good night.
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she couldn't go without me no more.
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along and get along me there, Said she couldn't go without me
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no more.