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Super News #35-DeSantis to the Rescue-President Trump Announces Special Prosecutor-SCOTUS Dishes out 6 Rulings-Ohio may End Police Quota-Heat Dome Affecting Millions-Exposing Phony MAGA Rift · Prestons Super Show

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Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Preston's
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super Show. Happy Friday.
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As we move into the weekend, all the fun under the sun, under the
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heat Dome, the triple digit temperatures hitting the Midwest
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spanning across the East Coast as Hurricane Eric tears up
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southern part of Mexico. Ladies and gentlemen, well, we
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are here today discussing UFC Baku, USC event.
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Tomorrow, Saturday night. I will be dishing out my picks
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and giving you my analysis, but I'd love to start talking about
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the NBA. The Indiana Pacers took it to
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the Oklahoma City Thunder last night and I really have to just
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give credit top to bottom to this Pacers team.
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Rick Carlisle, the head coach, all the way down to Tyrese
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Halliburton, who's been playing through a injury and during this
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stretch, the series is tied up three to three.
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But this was an elimination game for the Pacers and they came out
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and said we're not ready for our season to be over.
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There were the underdogs at home by 6 points.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the Indiana Pacers in the Oklahoma
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City Thunder. We'll meet in two days, Sunday
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night, 7:00 PM. And that's what will be all the
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rage Monday morning. We will know who the NBA
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champion will be by the end of Sunday night, so that's
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something to look forward to. But there's actually a whole lot
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It's always a post, it's always the latest news and it's always
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something that we need to hear about or something.
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I believe that's not being discussed enough in a lot of
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cases. How about that Governor DeSantis
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of Florida? Governor DeSantis has been doing
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a lot of good, but right now he stepped up and is working on
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bringing American citizens from Israel back home.
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He sent 4 planes. The operation is ongoing. 2 of
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the planes have returned safely. There's been over 1500 people
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returned. Congratulations Governor
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DeSantis, He said today more states should join the game.
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There was also a 5.2 earthquake in Iran.
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The mainstream media has been very slow to report on this.
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The attacks between Iran and Israel through the air are
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ongoing, although tonight it does look pretty peaceful in
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Israel. But the news will have you
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believe there's some type of rift happening between Mega Make
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America Great Again. There is not.
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There's a rift happening between the pundits and some of their
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supporters, I'm sure. But by and large, people support
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President Trump and his agenda. That's backed up by Rasmussen's
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polls in the national poll, which is also good.
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But again, I told you they were jacking the big beautiful bill
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up. And today they come out and said
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that there's three provisions in the big beautiful bill that have
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to be removed, which would pretty much reduce the scale of
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the Fed, a few other departments.
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But the point of the matter is, is that it's three things Trump
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wants. It's three things now they need
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a majority to pass, which would be 60 members.
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It wouldn't be able to do that. So the only thing I could see
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happening here is they'll have to remove those provisions, move
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on without them for now, and do everything they can to pass the
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big beautiful bill. I still would like to see the
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big beautiful bill pass, but ultimately, the longer it takes,
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the weaker it looks. So hopefully the Senate can get
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this to the floor soon and figure out the rest of the
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details, because this thing needs to pass, because we need
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to know what exactly is going to be left of the big, beautiful
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bell upon its passage. But I'd like to share some
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advice. The first thing is this is some
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advice anybody could take. You know, you see a lot of leaks
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in the news, a lot of leaks, a lot of stories, a lot of
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information comes out. Maybe that shouldn't be coming
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out. Maybe you know, someone
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somewhere's putting on information they shouldn't.
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But let me tell you something. When we focus on ourselves, I'm
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going to give you the greatest advice this week.
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You have gotten not going to be the best advice of your life.
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It's just the best advice this week right now.
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And it all kind of stems from all of this.
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And I see, like I said, I see a lot of information that floats
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out here from the White House, from different places and the
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government. Sometimes it seems like maybe
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this information shouldn't go out.
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Sometimes it seems like it's a rumor that's come out.
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Whatever it is, one thing I want to encourage you today, take
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some time, kind of examine your social circle, examine who
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you're around. Think about what you talk to
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those people about and remember this.
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Don't tell anybody anything they don't need to know.
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Don't tell people how bad something is.
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Don't tell people how bad the situation is unless it's an
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emergency. What you have to do is be better
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than that because people will take that and use it against
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you. So you have to find those people
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you could share those things with, and then maybe you do
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share some of that with them because you don't know what
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someone else is going to do with the information you give them.
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And that's what we've seen in the White House.
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That's what we've seen in the Pentagon and other places in the
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government and as well as on the state level.
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And hopefully this message hits home with a lot of you listening
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and you start to realize, like I have, that you don't have to say
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what everybody else is saying or reshare it or even engage with
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it if you don't believe it yourself.
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Stand for your values. Stand for your principles.
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Don't bend on what you believe to appease anybody else, but
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also show yourself to be who you are.
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Don't hide. That's another thing I tell
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people. Don't hide who you are.
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Put that out in the open and let's move on with it.
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But the victories keep rolling in for President Trump as today
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the Supreme Court of the United States gave President Trump's
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administration about six wins, if you count the two cases that
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were dismissed. So we can see here.
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The first case we're going to talk about is the vaping case
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that was on the docket where the Supreme Court sided with the
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vaping industry, rejecting the FDA's bid to limit where
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companies can challenge product marketing denials.
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The decision was 7 to 2, with the two court liberal justices
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dissenting. We had the EPA on the docket
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here, something about the EPA. Some standards in California
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were challenged and the Supreme Court took up this effort, which
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will in a sense axe California's strict vehicle emission
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standards that were approved by the EPA.
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This decision will allow groups that were affected by this as
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far as their business goes, to sue for damages.
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Then we had another case concerning lawsuits where the
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court ruled to allow victims of terrorist attacks to sue
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Palestinian leadership groups for damages in the United States
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courtroom. So basically they could sue
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these Palestinian leadership groups for people that were
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attacked by terrorist groups. This would apply to all
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Americans living throughout the Middle East.
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We know the three panel appeals court allowed Trump to continue
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using the National Guard in California, so no issues there.
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Vice President JD Vance was in Los Angeles today touring the
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city. He met with Marines and visited
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a federal command center. They say he toured an ICE
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detention facility as well. And he said what we all have
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been thinking and what a lot of commentators and pundits have
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said, and that is law enforcement is being trampled on
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by their local elected officials all the way up to the governor.
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Gavin Newsom and the Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass simply just
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needs to do a better job, stop getting in the way of law
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enforcement. We need ICE to deport all of
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these illegal aliens as well as lock up the child predators.
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This is a no brainer. Do not get in their way.
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That doesn't make any sense. And then the Los Angeles Dodgers
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do a double, no, a double negative.
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They say on Thursday, they denied ICE officials access to
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the stadium. Oh, wow.
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No surprise to me, but I'm sure that was very disheartening for
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a lot of people who love law and order.
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The Supreme Court also said we will not be taking up the case
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that had to do with tariffs from the toy company challenging
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President Trump's tariffs. And there was another case that
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they dismissed as well. But both of these are wins as
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well for President Trump because for now, since they're not
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taking these cases up, the tariffs will continue to stand.
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And we will wait till July 31st to see any more movement on
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whether these tariffs can be moved, reduced or redacted,
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which I highly doubt at this point in time, as well as what
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the constitutional law says. Pakistan and India are stepping
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up and saying, you know what, President Trump should be
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nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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They've pledged their support. And Pakistan's the one that has
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put this forward. They really believe that
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President Trump should get the Nobel Peace Prize for brokering
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A ceasefire, a peace deal between the two nations, as well
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as brokering a peace fire in the Congo.
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So I think President Trump is on a roll right now.
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And I'd really just like to see the GOP LED Congress, the 119th
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Congress of the United States, step up their game.
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More judges are getting in the way of President Trump on the
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ground level. But something peculiar happened
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today in Louisiana where an appeals court jumped up and said
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you cannot put the 10 commandments up in classrooms.
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And I say to that, that is a shame.
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And that should be immediately challenged to the higher core.
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Bring the challenge to the higher court.
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Appeal and follow the process because if they can nail up a
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pride flag, there's no issue with putting up the 10
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commandments, especially with all of the other goofy stuff
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that's in the school systems. And again, this further shows
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that Congress has to get a hold on these courts.
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The Hill has reported that a judge did say, you know what?
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It's too late to go back and try to find those old messages on
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Signal that are supposed to delete after you send them,
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after they're read, they're supposed to go away.
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You're not supposed to be able to recover them.
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And the judge says, well, there's really no way to go back
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and get them. And even if they can go back and
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get them, I don't believe that it's feasible.
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So they shut that down. They're not going to be going
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back to get any messages from the Signal chat.
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That again, folks, that was all political theater.
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The investigation, bringing them in front of the oversight
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committee. Oh, we're going to really show
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you all for the judge to say, you know what?
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We can't even go back and get those messages.
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I mean, come on, what a waste of money.
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That's a waste of money. That's what that is.
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And all of these different media heads and pundits jump up there
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and all of them say we're going to fix the country, we're going
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to fix it. But none of them bring up the
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Convention of States. You have to bring it up to them.
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Oh, no, we really have to do better, folks.
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Come on, Canada is pissed. They are heading into a
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recession. I mean, you get what you voted
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for. What am I supposed to say?
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Not everybody voted for that. And I feel for the people that
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didn't vote for that. Yeah, I feel for that.
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But the for the people that voted for this Mark Arney guy,
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what did you expect? Unemployment rates in Canada
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have risen to 7%. That's the highest since 2016.
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That's terrible. Then we have US employers
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announced that nearly 100,000 job cuts in May are up from 47%
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from the same time last year. Not good.
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We see that the national debt has reached a very promising $37
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trillion. That's healthy.
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And then President Trump doesn't get any credit for the treaty
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between Rwanda and the Congo. That's been a bloody civil war,
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nasty fighting that's been going on.
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No credit there. But they're ready to go after
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him over every little thing. They're ready to try to talk
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about some split in the base, some fracture in the party.
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The only fracture, the only split, is between the media
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talking heads like Mark Levin and Alex Jones.
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They're going head to head on social media like Laura Loomer
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and everybody because she just goes against everybody.
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I like her because she goes against everybody.
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I like someone that's kind of like Ted Cruz in that way, where
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they're just kind of go against everybody a little bit.
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Might not always be against you, but I'm definitely not always
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going to be for you. And then we have, and then we
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have Tucker Carlson, who keeps popping off and trying to
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diminish what Ted Cruz's done. And the sad thing about that is
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I think Ted Cruz and Tucker Carlson are both very smart
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guys, but they were both against Trump.
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You know, and this is the whole thing when you talk about Mark
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Levin, he was against Trump at the beginning.
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He came around to Trump's side after Ted Cruz said he was going
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to bow out of the race. You remember?
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I remember all of this, and they were pretty hardcore against
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Trump. But things have changed.
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The winds have changed, but ultimately, I never forget those
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type of things. It's important to remember that
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when I look at Alex Jones, we already know that his mouth has
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gotten him in trouble. But I like Alex Jones because
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he's hilarious. How could you watch that not
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laugh If you could sit through 2 minutes of that and not laugh?
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There's something borderline wrong with you because he is
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hilarious. But to say Alex Jones is always
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right is not true. He's not always right.
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I disagree with a lot of what he says.
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To say Mark Levin is always right is not true.
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I disagree with a lot of what he says.
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Same same goes for Tucker Carlson, same goes for Ted Cruz.
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I'm conservative, doesn't mean I have to agree with a lot of what
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you say. Really doesn't really has
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nothing to do with it. It's honestly how you present
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your arguments too. But I will put it in the best
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context I can. There was a time where I
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couldn't turn on the Mark Levin Show or listen to what Ted Cruz
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was saying or turn on Fox News when Trump initially ran for the
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presidency and when he was running for that GOP nomination.
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Every single day it was anti Trump on my radio, on every
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conservative station, every single day.
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The same people today who are going, we're real mega, we're
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Make America Great Again. That's us, That's us.
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Those same people, that same crew, even some of them work for
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Trump today. Those same people, those same
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people, even Glenn Beck, his whole program, the whole blaze,
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I remember all of it. Those same individuals, we're
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all helping financially supporting Trump's.
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Opponents for that GOP primary. Could you imagine if Trump would
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have lost? Could you imagine if Trump would
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not have gotten the nomination? It was going to be close for a
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while, but Trump just had the popularity.
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He had the presence on the stage.
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And Ted Cruz made a couple mistakes during that campaign.
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A few things he did. I agree with the Bible, but it
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doesn't mean I want to shove it down your throat.
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So when he got up on the stage and he holding the Bible up,
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that turned a lot of conservatives off that love God,
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but don't need you to go and turn politics into a church.
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We need you to do your job. And we seen President Trump as a
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person who was going to take that business mentality and put
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it to work for the American people, but he was going to be
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doing it under the American brand and the American flag.
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So that was the most important decision for supporting Trump.
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But these individuals, the same ones today who are all screaming
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MAGA, who are all jumping up and down, yeah, baby, we're getting
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what we want. They were the same ones that
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were funding Ted Cruz, funding the other candidates to try to
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stop Trump. We had conservative groups like
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the Lincoln Project and others. These were conservative groups
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that were coming together to ultimately stop President Trump
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from winning in the 2020 election.
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We still are uncovering how they exactly orchestrated this.
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So President Trump has announced the special prosecutor, along
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with a special counsel to go and look into this 2020 election and
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all of the fraud that took place that the FBI clearly has shown
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that there's fraud. That is why I bring all of this
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up. I still listen to Glenn Beck.
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I still listen to Mark Levin. I encourage you to.
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I listen to Alex Jones. I listen to a lot of different
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conservatives to try to get a sense of where their heads at.
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But most importantly, I don't listen to them every single day.
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I catch them in glimpses and spurts and burst here and there.
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But what's important, the reason I bring all of this up and tie
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it into this special prosecutor, is that we were all right.
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Everybody was right about bringing this issue up
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concerning the election interference in 2020.
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But to all those people who say they are mega and that they
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stand with President Trump, then I ask you to stand with
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President Trump no matter what his decision is, no matter what
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he decides with Israel and Iran. Stand with your president.
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And the intelligence reports are swirling.
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We have a report that Israel has delayed Iran's nuclear bomb
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development at least two or three years, says Israel's
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foreign minister. And we also have a major report
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that says some intelligence from a retired commander actually,
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who I heard come across the TV, and he said that Israel actually
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can use the Buster bombs, but it would take more resources and
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more time. So they predict that the Buster
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bombs would go down to roughly 200 meters.
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But on this type of surface where it's rocky, made of
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granite, a lot of rocks everywhere, there's no
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agriculture on the surface where they would potentially want to
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drop the bomb like that because it would go farther and they
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would be able to finish the job faster.
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Here it would take multiple efforts because if they were to
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drop a Buster bunker bomb on this type of surface where they
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believe the nuclear warheads could be or the nuclear warhead
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that Iran has is, well this one bomb would go down 40 meters.
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So 2 bombs would only equal 80 meters.
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So that would not be enough to stop what Iran has or to be able
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to reach and destroy Iran's nuclear weapon if they do have
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one, because all of the intelligence that we have
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received tells us multiple different things, from them
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having one nuclear warhead to them having five nuclear
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warheads. One thing we do know for sure is
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that the ability for them to make any more has been quashed.
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But I will always stand with Israel, and so will President
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Trump. That's not going to change.
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You know, God bless Rush Limbaugh because he was someone
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who always stood with President Trump.
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And I had to laugh at this G7 conference, in this meeting
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because President Trump left. He signed the deal with Keir
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Starmer for the trade deal between the United Kingdom and
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the United States of America. But I thought it was hilarious
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when they said, oh, yeah, Zelensky, as a matter of fact,
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it's on the way if you want to stick around and, you know, some
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caviar and, and President Trump said, no, thank you.
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I'm actually the president of a very big country.
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And Zelensky shows up, tries to get like a smooth deal with
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Canada, go and tries to get a deal going with everybody that's
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at the G7. And he shows up to a couple more
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buddies. He says, you know what?
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As a matter of fact, this is Olinsky.
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He says, I demand 40 billion per year from the Trump
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administration to help sustain Ukraine.
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And my response is simply not one more penny, not one more
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dime, not one more dollar for Ukraine. 0, $0.00 for Ukraine.
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And that's the way I feel about it, as most Republicans do, as
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most of mega does. And I'm pretty sure President
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Trump feels that way as well. And if they decide to put a bill
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forward, if there is some bill that's put forward by the House
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of Representatives and then it makes its way to the Senate and
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somehow they squeak it past and end result, the bill ends up on
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President Trump's desk for signing.
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I hope he vetoes that bill. I hope he vetoes every penny for
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Ukraine. Let them fight their own war.
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If I can't get a doge check from my government, Ukraine should
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not get any check from my government.
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Thank you. Stephen A Smith, although not
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interested in running for president right now, is going on
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a tangent and did go on a tangent over the N double ACP
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not letting Trump come to the convention.
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This is the first time this has happened in 116 years.
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We had a judge jump up and say you have to release this illegal
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alien out of the ICE detention facility and they did.
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They complied. He was in there for 100 days and
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my question is, will press the charges, get him in the
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courtroom? What are you waiting for?
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You know, that didn't make any sense to me at all.
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This Muhammad Khalil was released after being in there
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for 104 days. Exactly.
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But again, it's judges jumping in the way of the Trump
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administration. We have Representative Massey,
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the Republican, jump up and say, well, you know what, it is time
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to abolish the Fed. After all, after all of this
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thinking I've done, it is time to abolish the Federal Reserve.
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You know, a lot of people have talked about it.
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A lot of Republicans have talked about it.
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And I think at this point, the power should be in the
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president's hands even for future presidents to cut
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interest rates. Leaving it up to the Federal
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Reserve is a joke. We should be 2 1/2 points down
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from where the interest rate is right.
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Otherwise we risk going into a pocket recession.
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But the Federal Reserve doesn't understand that.
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So yes, I agree because I don't really understand how the
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Federal Reserve is still even in existence.
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The problem is, it's great to have that idea, but you have to
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get a sponsor for the bill. And then from there, you have to
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lobby for the bill. You have to get enough people to
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sign on for it, has to pass the committees, has to go through
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the rules and the changes. But ultimately, yes, the Federal
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Reserve as a whole, as a body should be abolished.
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At least ICE knows what's going on.
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The DHS told all of the congressional lawmakers and
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elected officials across the country.
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You must give us 72 hours notice before showing up.
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It's official. So this will really make a
30:23
difference in all of this political theater.
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We've seen from the Democrat Party who is running out of
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money, doing things just like this, while the Republican Party
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reports a surplus and are surging in the polls.
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Look at Rasmussen and the national poll, the big national,
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there are three states that I believe are doing extremely
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well, exceptionally well right now in this political
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environment, in this economic environment and with the nature
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of everything going on in the world.
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There's about 3 states I believe are doing really well now.
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I think more states are doing good.
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I just, these three states stand out.
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Let's say that would be the politically correct way to
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phrase all of this. Number one, Florida, hands down,
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they've been the most proactive. They have the most proactive
31:21
governor, everything Florida's doing right now, I agree with
31:25
literally everything. They have Gray representatives
31:28
all across the state as well. Then Missouri.
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Surprisingly, Missouri has a lot of great laws that benefit the
31:39
consumer and their estate that has put the people first that
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are known as the show me state. But the hidden gem out of all of
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the states right now is actually the home state of the vice
31:55
president, Ohio, Yes, where JD Vance is originally from, where
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he wrote the hillbilly eulogy. Ohio actually has some of the
32:07
most incredible laws that really benefit the people and put the
32:12
consumer first. But not only that, what I like
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about Ohio, besides all of the hills, I I think that's a cool
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thing coming from a place that's completely flat.
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I think having all of the scenery is nice too.
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But I think that Ohio's done a great job with putting the right
32:33
people in charge. Now, there are places where they
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could do a better job, like Cincinnati, like Cleveland, but
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there's also places they've really cleaned up that should
32:44
get some credit. But one thing I will give them
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credit for, not to say, you know, they're better than
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anybody else, but just to say that they deserve credit for, is
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that they've passed the bill that awaits the governor's
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signature in Ohio. In this bill, if he signs this
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in a law, would end the police quota, which they've done here
33:09
in Illinois a long time ago, I believe back in 2010.
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I think 2010 is when they did away with the police quota.
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I might be wrong on the year, but I know they did away with
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it. So I do hope that Governor
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Dewine signs that bill into law. And when you look at a state
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like Florida, to me, the only thing they're missing is
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recreational marijuana. Everything else they have for
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tourism and visitors. But then when you flip it back
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over to Missouri, they have recreational marijuana and their
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laws are very lenient. Ohio does as well.
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And I'm very proud of that because Illinois does too.
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So it helps that type of economy where those businesses are
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respected. The same goes for Michigan.
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And they do make the cut in a lot of ways as maybe a top five
34:06
state because everybody looks at Michigan and thinks of Detroit.
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But outside of Detroit, MI is absolutely stunning.
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It's beautiful and a lot of people have successful
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businesses all across Michigan. It's also a great host of our
34:24
military troops. But Governor Ron DeSantis of
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Florida takes the cake when we're talking about signing laws
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and doing executive orders for his state in Florida.
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Governor DeSantis signed a law that bans geoengineering and
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weather modification in Florida skies.
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This is very important because I'm one that's done a podcast
34:55
about geoengineering in the skies.
34:59
You could listen to different programs about that all across
35:02
the Internet. But it's a very important bill,
35:05
as was the animal abuser registry that Governor DeSantis
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signed into law. And earlier in the show, I
35:15
talked about the four planes he's using to go back and forth
35:20
to help get American citizens out of Israel, a lot of whom are
35:27
students. Some are there earning their
35:29
dual citizenship. So I continue to pray for peace
35:35
for the next governor of Ohio. Vivek Ramaswamy is gaining a lot
35:41
of steam and has the full support of the GOP in Ohio.
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I do support him for the next governor of Ohio.
35:53
Jack Cetarelli in New Jersey is leading the charge for the
35:59
Republicans for the governor's mansion in 2026.
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Let's take a look at the home front where I'm at, where Joseph
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Severino has stepped up and announced his candidacy for
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governor. He's probably the earliest one
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to the party, which is smart. It's a lot like Steve Hilton in
36:24
California, who's also running for governor.
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You can follow these gentlemen on X.
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But the most important thing is they're getting the message out
36:34
now. They're getting the message out
36:36
early. It's time to stand with
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conservatives who are principled.
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But you can go to severinoorgovernor.com and find
36:52
out all about his campaign and even sign up to help.
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He does want to eliminate the Safety Act and lower taxes.
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He wants to eliminate the sanctuary state status that
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Illinois has right now and bring back the jobs.
37:11
Welcome back the opportunity. And just as I said prior, on our
37:18
previous podcast, the Minnesota assassin Vance Bolter wrote out
37:24
a letter to the FBI and said that Tim Waltz asked him to kill
37:29
Senator Amy Klobuchar, the one who said she's seen the
37:33
manifesto. This is all in order so that
37:37
Governor Tim Waltz could take Senator Amy Klobuchar's Senate
37:41
seat. But this is a hard sell because
37:46
it's hard to find anything linking him directly to Tim
37:51
Waltz accept the board appointment for this Workforce
37:55
Development Board. So we have to wait for more
38:00
details to emerge. But that's the leading report
38:02
right now. Grok is getting a serious
38:06
update. If you use X, formerly known as
38:09
Twitter, Grok 3.5 is going to be using reason from first
38:16
principles, using physics based tools to minimize error and seek
38:22
truth, big on truth. This approach is critical for AI
38:27
safety, says Elon Musk. But more importantly, they're
38:33
listening, aren't they? Wasn't I calling for this?
38:36
Wasn't I saying Grok needs an update?
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I'm sure a lot of people were. And I said, look, you might even
38:42
have to take it offline for a little bit, just a little while
38:45
to get it right because it was parroting, it was mimicking the
38:50
mainstream media, the legacy media, the 4th Estate folks.
38:56
So Grok has to do better because I like Grok.
38:59
I think it's a great feature. It's interesting to see what
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AI's opinion is on some of these things because Elon Musk helped
39:08
develop Grok. That's why I'm interested in it.
39:12
And the censuses need to be done correctly because we have a
39:18
coalition of New York City Democrats that are trying to
39:23
ensure the state's near 2 million illegal aliens will be
39:29
counted in the 2030 census. This is what the Big Blue states
39:35
do in order to retain their power in politics, folks, and to
39:42
make America healthy again. Update Amaha Update Robert F
39:47
Kennedy, junior secretary of the Department of Health and Human
39:53
Services, says General Mills has committed to pulling artificial
40:00
dyes from their products, which is huge.
40:05
Big win for the Maha movement. Make America healthy again,
40:09
folks. Then Carrie Lake said no
40:11
problem, Mr. President. And slashed about 639
40:17
bureaucrats over at the Voice of America and USAGM networks,
40:24
reducing the global media size by about 85%.
40:29
And it looks like CNN is also going to have to make some cuts
40:32
pretty soon here. CNN came out today and tried to
40:36
play really nice with the president, they said.
40:40
Actually, as a matter of fact, we've just been glossing over
40:45
our records here. You know, all of these nice
40:47
things on our desk. Don't worry about that.
40:52
We found out that the tariffs did not raise prices after all.
40:56
Aha. That's CN NS report today.
41:00
That's their big breaking story so far.
41:04
Since Cary Lake has taken over this position since March, she
41:10
has been able to eliminate 1400 positions.
41:15
That's huge. And the Voice of America, as
41:19
well as the US global media agency, wasn't doing much of
41:25
that anyways. They weren't really the Voice of
41:27
America. There were the voice of a couple
41:31
bodies, a few chums, a couple bowels.
41:37
The first day of summer is here, folks, And in the Midwest it is
41:42
triple digits expected for this day and the next three days at
41:47
least. But we know all through the
41:50
week, Monday through Friday, it is going to be above 90°.
41:57
So pray for cooler weather and pray for cooler heads to
42:03
prevail. I also see that the Trump
42:06
administration is making huge changes to Obamacare and
42:12
removing the Dreamer coverage, the coverage given to illegals
42:18
when they were brought here under that Dreamer Act.
42:21
So what I'd like to say is thank you, Trump administration, make
42:25
the cuts, make the changes, and get these illegals out of our
42:30
country. Some really good news that will
42:33
be swept under the rug is Republicans are considering
42:37
redrawing the House district lines in Ohio and Texas, which
42:43
would pick up a total of seven GOP seats and could really help
42:48
prevent the Democrats from flipping the House in 2026.
42:54
That would be huge. I say they should move forward
42:57
with this plan immediately. India and Pakistan want to make
43:02
a trade deal with the United States of America.
43:06
President Trump has announced that there's a New York consumer
43:10
protection bill backed by the attorney general, Letitia James,
43:15
which just needs Kathy Hoekel's signature.
43:18
That would be in effect for the state of New York.
43:22
You have the ditty trial that's wrapping up.
43:26
They say next week we could get a verdict.
43:29
It went from there's going to be two weeks of defense for Diddy
43:37
to now the defense only has two days worth of defense After all
43:43
of the testimony that was given. They've really reduced the time
43:48
they want to speak. Something interesting to keep in
43:52
mind as all of this unfolds in the Diddy trial is some
43:57
interesting notations from the Karen Reed trial.
44:01
The jurors are finished. They've come out with their not
44:05
guilty verdict on the murder charge.
44:07
Instead, she was convicted on a lesser charge of driving under
44:13
the influence. But more importantly, one of the
44:18
jurors come forward and told TMZ that they switched their guilty
44:24
verdict to not guilty based on the investigator's text that
44:29
slandered Karen before the trial.
44:33
So that's something to keep in mind.
44:36
The juror claimed that the derogatory language used against
44:41
someone innocent until proven guilty changed her mind to
44:45
acquit on the charge of murder. For my UFC Baku picks, head on
44:55
over to my oddman.com. It starts early this morning.
45:01
Go over to my oddman.com, check out my UFC Baku picks.
45:06
There's just not going to be enough time to talk about all 12
45:10
fights. But the picks, the precise picks
45:14
will be right up on my oddman.com.
45:17
Head on over and check those out.
45:19
They'll be out by the time you hear this podcast.
45:23
On a another positive note, the UFL draft begins next month and
45:30
the Canadian Football League is going on right now.
45:35
Ladies and gentlemen, just like the hands of time, I'm turning
45:42
it over to you. Goodnight and God bless.
45:45
Psalm 37 Four KJV Delight thyself also in the Lord, and he
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will give thee the desires of thine heart.
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Good night my friends. Pray for cool weather across the
45:59
Midwest and East Coast as these triple digits are about to land
46:05
all week long and we will be under the heat Dome.