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Super News #30-$15 Federal Minimum Wage?-GOP Codifies DOGE Cuts-International Report-GM Invests $4B in USA-WWE NXT & Evolve Recaps · Prestons Super Show

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Preston Super Show.
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Thank you for joining me. Thank you for being.
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How about that game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the
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Indiana Pacers for game three of the NBA Finals?
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The Indiana Pacers took it home 116 to 107 and now lead the
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series 2 to one. The first to four games.
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One will be your NBA champions of 2025.
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How about that? So we shall see the next game as
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in two days for the Pacers are back at home and we will see if
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they will carry this momentum into that game.
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One thing I will say is that I told everybody the Pacers on the
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spread was the best place to be on myodman.com, which is always
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the best place to be. But a + 6 on the spread for the
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Pacers came back at -115 how about that?
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What a beautiful day. The plus 180 underdog Indiana
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Pacers come through and they look sharp coming off of the
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bench. Once the starters start to calm
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their nerves, the tide is already shifted.
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This game is going to be crucial.
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I know one thing, the Thunder are licking their wounds after
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that game. They had opportunities, they
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came out strong, but towards the end of the third quarter,
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towards the middle to late fourth quarter, the Thunder were
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stuttering and they stumbled big time in this one and the Indiana
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Pacers took advantage of that. A huge, monumental moment for
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the Indiana Pacers. They have a very good team, a
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complete team on the floor. But the MVP of this game had to
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be TJ McConnell. They felt a little bit empty in
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the spirit department until TJ McConnell stepped up and started
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knocking down some shots, started going after some
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rebounds and just helped his team become a little bit more
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aggressive. Ultimately, a game for the ages
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and TJ McConnell did finish with 10 points, 5 assists to five
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steals for the Indiana. And I'm telling you right now,
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nobody has ever come off the bench and done that in an NBA
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Finals game. And the Pacers were shooting
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outstandingly well after they started off sluggish in the
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first quarter. They put up 40 points in the
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second quarter and they never looked back.
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And Oklahoma City Thunder has a huge problem.
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They only scored 18 points in the fourth quarter and they came
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up very short in a game where they had the momentum.
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So game four will show us how much this Oklahoma City Thunders
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team ego has been damaged by this humiliating defeat by the
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Indiana Basers who completely took over this game.
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And at times, the Thunder did make it close, but that was
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because of their leader. The Pacers were a community
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effort, with Halliburton adding 11 assists and 9 rebounds and
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Pascal Siakam, who showed up big for this team in clutch moments,
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knocking down clutch buckets. I really think that this Pacers
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team is deserving of the Finals trophy if they go on and finish
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the deal. But something tells me Oklahoma
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City will not lie down and they might try to take this next game
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and then the next one when they go back to OK C.
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So we shall see. But overall, was very impressed
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with the effort from both sides. I think that it was humiliating
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for the Thunder because you had the momentum coming into this
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game and it was the bench that beat you.
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And yes, there were, you know, a few players that are going to
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have to do a lot better for the Pacers to finish this thing off.
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Halliburton is not one of them. He he's doing the right thing.
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Siakam is not one of them. He's doing the right thing.
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He had 21 points, Halliburton had 22 points.
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But Naismith, Miles Turner, Andrew Nemhard, Nemhard
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especially because he's one of the X factors in this game.
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And as far as opportunities, he was 3 for five.
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So it was a terrible and Naismith was 3 for five, so not
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terrible. But here's the thing, you're
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looking at Nemhardt, who played 33 minutes.
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You need more opportunities. Miles Turner, 3411.
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So what you want to see him do is go to the paint, go to the
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rack. Where you're excelling is with
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guys like OB top and who come off the bench, play 28 minutes
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and knock down a couple clutch buckets.
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Guys like TJ McConnell clutching it up.
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The the star of the bench outside of TJ McConnell this
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season has been Benedict Matheran.
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He put in 22 minutes tonight when 9 for 12 he was playing
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better than some of the starters.
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And This is why the Indiana Pacers are in a great position
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to go on and win this NBA Finals.
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But it will not be easy, you understand, will not be easy
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because what you're going to see is a huge push now from this
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Oklahoma City Thunders team, a huge rally now.
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And that's all going to play out in two nights on the 13th.
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So stay tuned. We'll see what happens then.
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But great win for the Pacers, huge for that fan base, huge for
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Indiana as a state. For my fellow wrestling fans out
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there. Let's talk about WWE NXT from
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Tuesday night, and then I will talk about WWE Evolve from
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Wednesday night. Tonight, on Tuesday night, WWE
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NXT, which you can watch always on The CW, Ethan Page, the NXT
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North American Champion defeated Sean Legacy.
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Good back and forth, little bit of action outside the ring.
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The crowd was loving it and who doesn't love the NXT crowd?
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They really get behind these guys.
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That's a fun environment. Great win for Ethan Page and
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after the match Ricky Saints shows up and then him and Ethan
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Page are having a whole nother match around the arena.
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So that was definitely something to see.
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I did like that match by the way.
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I thought it was pretty good. The next match was a little bit
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of a new development where we had the culling up against Josh
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Briggs and Yoshiki Ina Mora and Josh Briggs was rolling around
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early. He had to go in early and the
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culling is down to three members, but it didn't stop
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them. They were ignited and they
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infused together to defeat Josh Briggs and Yoshiki.
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It was a good match. Quick match didn't take long and
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I want to know what the plan is for Yoshiki so I'm watching
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intently. Next up we had Lash Legend.
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First Rin Sinclair. Now Rin Sinclair has been
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chomping at the bit to get some opportunities to have some
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matches against some bigger name ladies.
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Here's Lash Legend, the always impressive Lash Legend put on a
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show and did Ren Sinclair a favor.
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Lash Legend defeats Ren Sinclair in a great match.
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I like the match. It was a sidewalk slam into a
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pen and Lash Legend wins. JC Jane was out to defend her
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title for the first time and her first title defense was a
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successful one. She took down Laney Reid and
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Laney Reid put on a good performance.
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She had her moments at times look like she could win, but at
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the end of this one the rolling encore from JC Jane sealed the
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deal. Love the match.
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Great work between these two and Jaycee.
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Jane can sell a clothesline, can't she?
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She can sell a clothesline from hell.
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Then we had high rise up against the family.
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The family consisting of Tony, DeAngelo and Crucifino.
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But there's controversy halfway through the match.
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Here comes stacks with a pipe looking like he might hurt Tony
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D and what happens? High rise takes advantage and
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they don't slow down. They grab a hold of Tony D, put
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them up in the air, drop them down and finish the deal.
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Great teamwork at the end by high Rise to seal the deal.
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Get a big win over the family who looked to be in disarray.
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Just complete disarray after that.
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Then the main event NXT champion Obafemi defending his belt
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against Jasper Troy in Obafemi first Jasper Troy showed two
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different skill sets. Jasper Troy, although he fights
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a lot like Obafemi, he does it in a different way.
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He showed off his range, his skill set, his power was on full
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display. And I like seeing the WWE NXT
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Top 10 highlights where you will see some of these bits and
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pieces from what I've spoken about.
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But ultimately you've seen Obafemi when and defend his
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title once again. And Jasper Troy had a great
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opportunity there. I think he made the most of it.
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I don't think he needed to win the match to become the man.
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I think he just needed to put on a good performance, have a good
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match, a memorable match that capped off a really good NXT.
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Now we can look at WWE Evolve from Wednesday and I love WWE
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Evolved on Tubi. It's a very good show.
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It's a great hour program. My favorite match from WWE
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Evolve was definitely Nikita Lyons and Zeta Steele up against
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Mason Holiday and Layla Diggs. All four beauties in this match
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and Nikita Lyons took over was dominant, but also where's she
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been? You know, I mean, I think she
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should be on the main brand right now.
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I don't know if she took some time away and that's kind of,
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you know, what was holding that up.
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But also Zeta's steel great with her finesse in her in ring
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ability, but also the tag team ability of these two, the gel.
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There's some cohesiveness to this unit and on the other side
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Mason Holiday and Layla Biggs put on a great match.
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Loved the match, great work. I was a big fan of this match.
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I thought Nikita Lyons was able to do a few things like bull
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rushing her opponent into the ring, showing the glamour side
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for the ladies and the men who were under that, and then
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showing the brute, strained physical force that wrestling
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fans want to see. Especially with Nikita Lyons, as
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thick of a figure as she is, she can really match up well with
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anybody based on her attributes and Zeta Steele really put on a
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great performance. I think all four ladies put on a
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great performance. I was impressed with the match
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now that the next week on Wednesday, you're going to see
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Nikita Lions, Zeta Steel and they're going to be taking on
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Kelly Armstrong and Natalia. And remember, Kelly Armstrong is
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the WWE Evolved Women's Champion.
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So we did great tag team match next Wednesday.
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Looking forward to that. Let's talk about another match
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that was really cool, really fun.
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It's Gall up against Troy Yearwood.
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Great match. Here's Troy Yearwood.
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This guy's in some phenomenal shape.
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But I think the story was, it's Gall quit his day job to do this
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full time. And this match was great.
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You know, it was a lot of fun, just like the match with Zeta
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Steele and and Nikita Lions. And I think that, yes, it did
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pay off for its goal. Win or lose, it was going to be
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something that we all wanted to see play out because there was a
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huge story behind it. But I think he'd learned
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something. I think he'd learned something
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very important that yes, you could go around and you could be
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like, yeah, I'm a bodybuilder and I'm doing this and I'm doing
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that. And then you wrote it to a guy
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like Troy Yearwood, vastly bigger than you.
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Not only that, but then when when it came to in the ring, he
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was smoother and there was a couple times where it looked
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like it was pretty even. But I think ultimately to be as
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big as Troy Yearwood is and carry around all that mass, but
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then be able to be as athletic as he is, is the reason right
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now you put him over its gall, give its gall more time, let him
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bulk up more, let him continue to do what he wants to do.
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But it was just a good reality check for him to see like, yeah,
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you're big. But dude, even on the beginning
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of WWE circuit, the beginning circuit right here at EVOLVE,
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Troy Yearwood is bigger than you.
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So you have a lot of work to do to be in the WWE if that's what
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your angle is. If you're going to be the big
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guy, if you're going to be the tough guy, if that's your angle,
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you're going to have to start lifting the weights.
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There's no other way around it. And you're going to have to bulk
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up. But also you have to keep that
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athleticism about you. But I did enjoy that match and
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it's call is good. He is good and he did a lot by
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giving up his job. If that's all true and
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everything, you know, it's not just part of the gimmick.
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If he did give up his job, that's very honorable, but he's
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going to have to go get his job back because he definitely lost
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unless they're throwing him a bone and giving him a match next
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week, which is very possible. However, Troy Yearwood wins and
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he does it in a way that I think will boost his stock, but he
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needs a completely new wardrobe, as does it's Gall.
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You know, it's Gall came out there looking like he had two
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lanyards on like a freaking Walmart employee.
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And you had Troy Yearwood out there who came out looking like
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the first time he's going to be in a boxing match.
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You know, he's dressed like his first outing.
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Up next, we had Wesley versus Cappuccino Jones, who looks so
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much like I shall speed the influencer on social media, but
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Cappuccino Jones much more athletic than I shall speed.
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And here's the thing about Cappuccino Jones, He's looking
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to really make a name, make a dent in this wrestling business.
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And I like that about him. I like that he has some
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tenacity. He has some fire.
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He was in there super focused. He was, you know, giving some
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hard sells. He was going hard and Wesley
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gave him a good match. Wesley did not take anything for
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granted in this match. The high flying ability of both
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of these WWE Superstars were on full display.
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Both of these individual stocks were boosted and it's an
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interesting development for Wesley, who came out with two
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security members. He's got the two members of his
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entourage. Cappuccino Jones has some
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supporters in his corner, but there wasn't anything going on
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with that, which was, you know, maybe an opportunity there, but.
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In the future, you know that Cappuccino Jones is making
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noise. I think they're building them up
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for an NXT run. But also Wesley is the second
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longest reigning NXT North American Champion.
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So it makes me wonder if there's going to be that type of North
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American Championship on Evolve, and maybe that will be a title
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match for down the road or maybe there'll be a little mini
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tournament for that. But there's some opportunities
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here with this one hour program on Tubi that you could check out
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at any time. I'll go to X, formerly known as
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Twitter, and you can follow at WWEID.
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Again, that's at WWEID. You can keep up with what's
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going on with WWENXT and Evolved as well as the rest of the
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talent in the WWE Universe. You can also follow me at
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Preston's Day Off as we move into the next part of the show
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where I'm bringing our attention to some very important issues as
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we wrap up sports. The Florida Panthers are up
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against the Edmonton Oilers tonight, 7:00 PM Thursday, June
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the 12th of 2025. The Panthers lead this series
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two games to one. This will be a very exciting
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game. The Oilers have to turn it
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around now or this will slip out of their hands.
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But there are a lot of important stories happening, a lot of
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breaking news coming out from all of the circles.
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Look here, let's talk about something positive.
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Let's talk about something good. GM, you know good old General
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Motors, has decided to invest $4 billion in American
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manufacturing shift, meaning they are moving from Mexico to
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America. Let's talk about how they're
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doing first, they're doubling down on that $888 million
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investment into their Tonawanda plant.
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This $4 billion investment is separate from that.
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This move will shift production from Mexico to the United States
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of America. This investment will occur over
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the next two years into gas and electric vehicle production.
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G Ms. manufacturing plant in Spring Hill, TN.
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We'll add production of the Chevrolet Trailblazer in 2027.
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The Fairfax Assembly plant in Kansas City, KS will begin
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producing the Equinox beginning in mid 2027, and the Kansas
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plant is on track to produce the Chevrolet Bolt EV by the end of
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this year. The Orion Township plant in
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Michigan will produce gas powered, full size SU VS and
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light duty pickup trucks in early 2027 due to surging
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demand. General Motors CEO and Chair
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Mary Barra reaffirm the company's willingness to support
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American workers. This is a huge investment.
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It's even on the White House wire, so you can read on the
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White House website this story as well as myodman.com.
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That was my piece I just read to you.
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The Hill also has a great piece on this, thehill.com.
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They wrote a good piece on this as well.
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What I really like about this investment is it is more towards
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gas powered than electric powered.
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And I think that is the core of this investment showing that
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yes, it's good to have these electric vehicles.
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Let's say you have a lower end model and a higher end model,
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meaning you have the compact, affordable, let's go well over
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300 miles before having to charge with the ability to put
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two people in the back, have someone in the passenger.
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You need that type of electric vehicle.
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Then you need the electric vehicle.
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It's a little bit more sporty. An upgrade from that still has
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the eco friendly advantages, has the upgrades and what have you,
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but then you need a top of the line luxury class that only this
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class gets these certain benefits and traits.
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Again, eco friendly. Again, electric is fine.
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In the future it will be easier to sustain these electric
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vehicles, but it takes time and it's going to take a lot of
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time. So that is something that needs
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to be a smaller dose of where your money's being pushed out
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to, in my opinion. I would focus on that mentality.
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Maybe have three of those economy class, sport class
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electric vehicles. Then you look at the highest
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class luxury models and maybe you do two of those.
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That way you could focus on your gas powered where the demand is,
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where you're seeing the demand for the trucks and SUVs, but the
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demand will surge for cars that are great on gas.
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The best gas mileage is going to come into play very shortly
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here. Another interesting development
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is Senator Josh Hawley. The Republican is wanting to
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raise the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour starting in
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2026. Now here's why that is
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interesting. He is out of Missouri where
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their minimum wage is higher than the national average.
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And I'm in Illinois where the minimum wage is $15 per hour.
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But the online companies can come in and try to hire you.
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The remote companies or remote jobs can try to come and hire
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you for the federal minimum wage, which is $7.25 per hour.
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So yes, I do agree that the minimum wage needs to be raised
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to $50.00 an hour on the federal level.
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I support that. I have for a long time.
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It needs to be much higher than that to sustain any type of
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life, to pay any bills and to actually get a decent tax
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return, you will need more than that.
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So what I would say is the minimum wage should be at $17.00
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an hour. That should be where your
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minimum wage is at the national, the federal minimum wage should
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be $17.00 an hour. That is the bottom line in my
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opinion. Anything under that in Illinois
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still at $15.00 an hour is not cutting the mustard.
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It just does not. And people will tell you that in
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droves because if you look at the number of people that are
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leaving, it is astronomical. And if you don't have family
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ties or family history here or something keeping you here, I
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don't see why you would want to live in Illinois.
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And I believe in the beauty of this state and maintaining the
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beauty of this state. I'll be the first one to say I
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have my own law. If a tree gets cut down, I
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believe another tree should be planted.
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And as a matter of fact, 2 trees should be planted.
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And I also think that if you're going to use paper, you should
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try to find paper sources that are from hemp, because hemp was
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passed in that 2018 farm bill by President Trump to protect our
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trees. So think smart, think a little
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bit more like a minimalist and be economical with your
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movements, with your actions, with your behaviors.
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It's going to help you out a lot.
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But I do like Josh Hawley stepping up and doing this.
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And then Senator Peter Welch has come in as well.
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And they're calling this the Higher Wages for American
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Workers Act. And I'd like to see them act
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fast on it. But I do believe there will be a
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lot of pushback from the Republican side.
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But with the Democrats right now all supporting it in the Senate,
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it's possible they could get enough support in the House to
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get this done. So it's very possible we could
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see this happen, which would be great for the country.
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It would be absolutely wonderful for the country and it wood
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forest companies to pay people what they're worth, which is
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more than $15.00 an hour. And that's what would start
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happening because our country, sadly, has a thirst for cheap
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labor. And I've heard sheriffs in Texas
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explain it the best, where companies want to get as much
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cheap labor as possible, meaning illegal aliens, which all 10
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million of them need to be out of our country.
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And anybody hiring illegal aliens needs to go to jail.
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That's what I believe. Thank you Newsmax for that
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story. We see that the US House of
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Representatives has been working very hard and the GOP LED House
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has pushed through the doge cuts.
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The first round at least in a vote that was 213 to 207 nays,
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but the yeas have it with 213. And this first round of DOGE
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cuts is very important because it's something that Senator
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Marshall Blackburn from Tennessee has come in and put
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NPR and PBS on the chopping block.
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And now in the House, they've signaled they're all on board
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with the DOGE cuts. As DOGE is working right now,
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going through and sifting through the records of Social
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Security, seeing where the fraud are, seeing where the fraudsters
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lie, and seeing where the mistakes have been made.
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The clerical errors, the malpractice, the financial
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malpractice that's been happening at our government
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agencies for decades and decades is all going to be unturned and
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uncovered. And all of the cuts will be in
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place. And our country will have a
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surplus two years into Trump if everything goes according to
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plan, which is very hard to do. But hopefully, Lord willing,
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everything goes according to plan for President Trump.
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I'd really like to see that. The best news was definitely GM
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locking up that 4 billion for America.
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That was huge. And I like what Jack Posobik
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said. You need to start looking at
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cheap foreign labor as scab labor.
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He's right. But the Judicial Watch in some
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organizations like the MSNBC has started to turn against the FBI.
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And the FBI is fighting back a little bit here because Kesh
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Patel saying, hey, I'm suing this columnist at the MSNBC for
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saying I was going around on these nightclub trips and
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partying and doing all of this. I wasn't doing that.
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There's no actual proof of me doing that.
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And this guy's a news reporter held to a high standard as a
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real journalist. He's not a a sole proprietor.
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He's just a, he's a real journalist employed by a news
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company. He went on on a whim and now
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he's being sued over. But I respect Tom Fitton, A
33:54
Judicial Watch who's raising the question today.
34:00
Are FB is Patel and Bongino hostages of the deep state?
34:05
And let me be clear, I agree with Tom Fitton in Judicial
34:11
Watch with the sentiment that the FBI should be abolished 100%
34:18
entirely. And then the CIA absolutely,
34:22
databases absolutely crushed. What are the, what did Hillary
34:28
Clinton do? The acid wipe with the with the
34:30
laptop and all the files in the emails?
34:34
Yeah, boom, acid wipe it done. That's what I believe should
34:39
happen if you ask my opinion. And I think that would be done
34:44
by Congress. I think Congress should get in
34:46
and pass a law simply saying we're going to wipe these files
34:51
from the CIA, we're going to get rid of this FBI nonsense because
34:56
none of it is coming out to the public in a way that is telling
35:02
us anything. And I think that it's for
35:07
humanity's best interest to move on from the FBI and the CIA and
35:13
these other secret agencies in the government and public
35:17
business. Public officials should be doing
35:24
business in the public just like President Trump does.
35:27
If it's good for President Trump, why is it not good for
35:30
me? Why is it not good for you?
35:33
That's the question you need to ask.
35:37
And I respect law enforcement. Again, my favorite branch of law
35:41
enforcement is ICE, because originally their mission was
35:48
going after child predators. And then we had Obama get in
35:53
there and mess with it and mess with ICE.
35:56
And then we had Biden get in there and screw up Ice's mission
36:01
when Trump had got it back on track from where George Bush had
36:06
it. And originally it was to protect
36:09
people online, kids online. That's what ICE was doing.
36:12
They were protecting the youth. They were protecting people like
36:16
me when I was young. It protected me.
36:18
That's what ICE did. It protected people's kids.
36:22
And I don't understand the backlash against ICE because
36:26
they've been given a different assignment and their assignment
36:30
has been broadened because they were taking away this power from
36:35
them to go after and get these child predators.
36:38
And they gave it to the FBI and it did not get better with the
36:42
FBI. The numbers went down, sadly.
36:47
But the good thing is a huge operation just took place with
36:52
the FBI, which I'm giving them credit and saying great job.
36:57
You did do a good job along with the rest of law enforcement in
37:02
Texas with a huge operation to take down over 100 child
37:09
predators online. This was a huge, monumental
37:13
achievement for law enforcement. Operation Sotoraya Shield was
37:20
led by the FBI Dallas Division and involved over 70 federal,
37:26
state and local agencies, including the National Center
37:31
for Missing and Exploited Children.
37:35
The operation span multiple counties and focused on
37:39
identifying and apprehending offenders engaged in the
37:44
production, distribution and possession of child sexual abuse
37:49
material. This led to the arrest of 244
37:57
suspects in the rescue of 109 children.
38:04
This operation involved the seizure of 1130 digital devices
38:12
and over 213 terabytes of digital evidence.
38:19
So this was a huge victory for law enforcement and another
38:24
reminder why we need these type of operations.
38:29
Where before this would have been something ICE was doing,
38:33
but now their objectives have changed.
38:37
The FBI needs to be flipped into ICE and the CIA need to be
38:43
flipped into ICE as well. And this will help strengthen
38:48
ICE on this, will help boost their numbers instantly.
38:53
And on top of that, it will give them the ability to bypass all
38:57
of the training and the expenses that go along with training new
39:02
recruits. And you can instantly plug and
39:06
play the FBI agents into the ice rolls.
39:10
And they will fill out from there.
39:13
And whatever positions are full, let's say they're full, they
39:18
they can't take any more right down the Border Patrol.
39:22
That would be an ideal situation to help law enforcement and
39:27
strengthen law enforcement where it needs to be strengthened at.
39:31
Almost 400 people have been arrested during those LA riots,
39:37
which again, as I continue to say, we are not isolated.
39:41
We know on the weekends all throughout the summer, these bad
39:45
actors are going to rise up, wake up and go cause problems,
39:51
chaos, damage and destruction. And that's why we need law
39:55
enforcement to put a kibosh on it.
40:00
So we got four former Biden aides to testify.
40:03
We have 5 Biden senior officials to testify.
40:09
Something is in the water, folks.
40:13
I can smell it. Something's going on.
40:17
So if they can close in on who was using this auto pen, then we
40:23
have something. But they have to figure out who
40:26
when. And on what exact orders was
40:30
this auto pin used and who ordered it by who?
40:36
Who did the directing of using this auto PIN?
40:41
Someone said it's Elizabeth Warren.
40:44
I doubt that. Someone said it's Jill Biden.
40:48
Possibly. Someone said, oh, it's Obama.
40:50
He has Obama on the phone. We have all these conspiracies.
40:53
We don't know. We need to know.
40:55
We need the answers. Hopefully we get some answers
40:59
today when the governor of Illinois, JB Pritzker, along
41:03
with the governor of Minnesota, Tim Waltz, and New York's
41:08
Governor Kathy Hochul, got to go jump up there on the stand and
41:13
testify in front of the oversight committee in Congress.
41:17
Pritzker's got the toughest one because he's got to defend the
41:20
Safety Act. There's a judge, Judge
41:23
Cunningham, out of the Kankakee court says this is
41:28
unconstitutional. Then they try to put the
41:30
pressure on the judge. So I don't know what's going to
41:34
happen with this because in my opinion, that Safety Act has
41:37
been keeping violent criminals out of jail and allowing them
41:44
right back on the street to reoffend.
41:46
And it's pretty much put the police in a position, but they
41:49
don't want to arrest anybody. And I drive out, I drive around
41:54
in Illinois and I don't see many cops, folks.
41:59
We don't even have Police Department in my area.
42:03
You'd be waiting on county to show up and county stuff.
42:07
You don't want them showing up. That's the point.
42:12
But you would still be waiting, folks.
42:14
You would be waiting would take time depending on what
42:19
emergencies they are responding to already.
42:23
But on a brighter note, a lighter note, the GOP in the
42:27
House is making some big moves. Nancy Mace has introduced
42:34
legislation that will pull funding from sanctuary cities
42:42
like LA who defy federal law like Chicago.
42:51
I think it's a great idea to pass this legislation.
42:54
Get this into law. Nancy Mace, you are a hero.
42:59
Keep fighting the good fight. I like to see that.
43:05
They did pass the bill to prohibit non citizens from
43:09
voting in DC. There's been good movement, very
43:13
good movement. They had a congressional
43:14
baseball game. They passed 2 procedural bills
43:21
leading up to that and I do believe that the Congress is
43:24
going to go on a blitz for passing bills pretty soon here.
43:31
And I think this big beautiful bill's been holding it up.
43:34
But I was very happy to see Senator Thune reel everybody in
43:40
and say looky here. There is no July 4th recess for
43:47
the Senate if we don't pass this big beautiful bill and he will
43:52
call everybody in from recess to pass this big, beautiful bill.
43:57
Now that is amazing. That is exactly what needs to
44:00
happen right now. So I'm very excited.
44:05
I'm intrigued that he said that and to see how everybody kind of
44:11
responds knowing he is the chair of the Senate.
44:16
Now Senator Holly is launching A probe into the LA riots.
44:23
We know Texas Governor Abbott had no problem deploying the
44:27
National Guard to San Antonio. There's 18 Democrat states that
44:34
don't like the White House deploying Marines and the
44:37
National Guard. But there's 26 AGS, 26 states
44:46
that love this idea. And even in Massachusetts and
44:54
places like Texas, these governors aren't going to have a
45:00
problem laying down the law and making sure things don't get out
45:05
of hand like they will in Atlanta, like they will in
45:08
Chicago because they have leadership that's failing fast.
45:13
And California is the worst culprit of disobeying federal
45:17
law besides Illinois. We have here a report that says
45:22
California jails ignored over 13,000 ICE detainers.
45:30
So yes, Senator Hawley again is right, double right.
45:36
Do the federal minimum wage to $15.00 an hour and let
45:39
California know you're going to lose a lot of money very fast.
45:45
And it's already being pulled very fast.
45:47
And we don't care about how much LA does for the economy or what
45:52
they pay in taxes. Because we have the tariffs
45:54
rolling now, baby. And we've seen that the tariffs
45:58
have just put a massive dent in the national debt.
46:03
And our treasury is going up. It's on the move.
46:09
Scott Basent, the trade secretary, locked in a deal with
46:12
China. It's going to pause all the
46:15
problems for six months with China.
46:18
But it gives us time to allow Congress to focus on the America
46:25
First agenda. We know our enemies are right
46:29
off the shores. We know they are.
46:33
We know who our enemies are. Now we see FEMA winding down.
46:40
President Trump says after hurricane season is over, FEMA
46:45
is over, it's going to be on the states to take care of natural
46:49
disasters. Instead of saying, oh, natural
46:52
disaster federal government, I need, I need tax dollars.
46:56
I need money now that's coming to an end.
46:59
It's up to the states to fix the problem.
47:02
And I agree 100% in credit to the West Virginia governor who
47:08
got up there and said, California, those riots show
47:12
failed leadership from your mayor, your governor and your
47:17
attorney general. Failed leadership across the
47:20
board. We can go up and down.
47:23
So we know that our enemies plot on us every day.
47:29
But we have a president that is one step ahead, 2 steps ahead,
47:34
and is not slowing down. And we know that RFK Junior has
47:40
just named 8 vaccine panel replacements.
47:44
So I'm very happy to see that as well.
47:47
President Trump is gearing up to send prisoners to Guantanamo
47:52
Bay. He's gearing up to send
47:55
prisoners to Alcatraz very soon. These things take time, but they
48:00
will happen. What we need is the rest of the
48:06
country to get on board with ICE, clear out these jobs, and
48:11
if they have to close down because they don't have illegal
48:14
workers, then they need to close down now, today, and send these
48:19
people home with dignity instead of having ICE wait in the
48:22
parking lots, which we have heard that that's not true, but
48:28
I don't care if it is true. That has nothing to do with
48:31
anything to me. I don't care about that.
48:34
If you're illegal, you shouldn't be here.
48:36
So it doesn't matter to me if you're at work or at a doctor's
48:38
appointment. It means nothing to me.
48:42
If you're here illegally, time for you to go.
48:44
If your family's illegal, if they don't have papers,
48:46
documents to prove that they're citizens, time for them to go.
48:50
If you got a friend, buddy next door, he's illegal.
48:54
Bye, bye. And it's time for some houses to
48:57
go back up on the market that belong to or will belong to
49:01
American citizens, people that did it the right way.
49:06
Oh, look at that. Our country is turning around
49:10
and I'm happy about it. I'm not ashamed.
49:13
I'm unapologetic about it. RFK Junior's calling out the
49:17
governor's, The ones that won't ask for the retainer to
49:22
eliminate the sugary drinks from SNAP.
49:25
Honestly, my opinion, don't care, don't really care, but I'm
49:29
glad he's making an issue about it.
49:32
The more they push the blue state governors, the better.
49:38
Secretary Noam, like I said, she's warning of a nuclear
49:41
Holocaust. Let's kind of walk back how this
49:43
started. First I got some intelligence
49:48
here and I'll say where I got it from.
49:50
On Twitter, there's an account called Election Wiz at Election
49:56
Wiz, short for Election Wizard, and he posted something, some
50:01
good Intel. I liked it.
50:02
I was like, this is good. It says there is a small little
50:07
coalition of senators that spoke with the president respectfully.
50:13
Now this is again, this is this was very respectfully done.
50:15
This wasn't like they ambushed anybody.
50:18
They respectfully talked to the president, said hey, this
50:23
situation and I ran, and the tensions between Iran and Israel
50:30
are serious. They're getting worse.
50:33
Here's the bottom line. An influential group of GOP
50:37
Hawks has initiated A lobbying campaign urging President Trump
50:43
to abandon his administration's pursuit of a peaceful nuclear
50:49
deal with Iran and to support an Israeli attack on Tehran,
50:54
reports Politico. OK, so it came from political
50:58
election wizard tweeted that out.
51:00
Now here's where it gets sticky, right?
51:04
Because Secretary Noam comes out and says, look, the whole world
51:09
is at risk for nuclear Holocaust.
51:11
And I'm like, whoa, wait a minute, what's going on here?
51:15
So then we see kind of the next part of this that kind of rolled
51:20
into place. And I'm I've been following the
51:23
story carefully and I need to see facts.
51:28
You know, I can't be concerning myself with fiction.
51:32
So when I seen that President Trump is telling people to leave
51:42
in the Middle East that are non essential, that shows me that he
51:48
understands that there is something afoot here.
51:52
And we know that Israel is resettling Gaza in the West
51:58
Bank. And President Trump has
52:01
reaffirmed his commitment to support Israel.
52:05
The White House has come out and supported Israel.
52:09
And the ambassador to Israel, who was a former governor
52:14
himself, Michael Huckabee of Arkansas, he said that the White
52:21
House and America's interest is not in a Palestinian state and
52:27
we have no interest in a Palestinian state.
52:29
We support Israel and the right for Israel to defend themselves.
52:36
And that's exactly what it boils down to, folks.
52:39
But the country is on high alert and God bless you all.
52:44
One thing I am not worried about is Iran, but I do understand the
52:48
threat and it is a serious one from Iran.
52:53
So we must understand right now, today, we have to be ready to
52:58
put differences aside and support our contrary.
53:01
It supported our people and our future.
53:06
And no matter what, we must support our president, President
53:10
Trump. It's very important now because
53:14
we don't know what the future holds, but I'm hoping it's very
53:18
positive. I have a few more headlines to
53:22
share with you before I wrap up tonight's program.
53:26
And again, I hope you learned something from tonight's
53:28
program. Hope you had some laughs, got
53:31
some enjoyment out of this. We know in Ventura County in
53:37
California, 49,342 inactive and ineligible voters were removed
53:46
from the voter rolls, which narrows the Democrat margins to
53:54
the point where the Republicans can flip the state in 2026 red
53:59
because that is the hotbed county for politics in
54:05
California. The Genius Act has cleared
54:09
another hurdle, so that will be making its way to the
54:13
President's desk after one more round of voting.
54:17
That will be great to see. Regulation is good for crypto as
54:23
long as it doesn't deconstruct how crypto currencies are made
54:30
or how crypto currencies are sold, bought, exchanged, and
54:37
what have you. The Cent Treasury Secretary says
54:41
stable coins could lock in the dollar dominance.
54:45
So let's hope that's true as the Rio reset gets closer and closer
54:51
as these other countries and the BRIC nations try to move away
54:56
from the US dollar as the Petro dollar of the world.
55:01
Pope Leo is said to have his big Chicago day.
55:06
He's a White Sox fan, but his Big Bash, his Chicago party is
55:12
going to happen on the same day of the 250th anniversary of our
55:17
military. And not only that, President
55:20
Trump's birthday, not only that, Flag Day.
55:24
Wow, what a doozy. Harvey Weinstein was convicted
55:30
of sexual assault in his New York retrial that they were
55:34
pushing so hard to do 1 charge was thrown out.
55:38
Another charge will move forward.
55:42
There is no mistrial in the Diddy trial.
55:45
They were looking to get a mistrial here but no mistrial
55:49
for the Diddy case and the prosecution is coming to a close
55:55
pretty soon. His one of his other girlfriends
55:59
testified and said he was bisexual and he was afraid to
56:07
have sex with men. So it just gets weirder and
56:10
stranger by the minute. Everything that's happened in
56:13
this case has just been stomach turning weird, cringy, makes me
56:18
not want to eat. So I haven't really watched much
56:21
of this trial. I've pretty much read everything
56:25
that I need to see about this one.
56:28
Call of Duty Black Ops 7 will come out on the older consoles,
56:34
the Xbox One. How about that?
56:37
That's pretty cool. So that's interesting, you have
56:41
the Xbox One X out, but they're going to put this on the Xbox
56:45
One. That just shows the power that
56:48
the Xbox One had. Really nice.
56:52
We know Tony Hawk 3 and 4 are about to drop.
56:56
Rainbow 6X is out. You can play that as well on the
57:02
PC if you have Steam. And they did throw Borderlands 3
57:08
on the Game Pass for Xbox, so that was pretty neat.
57:14
President Trump and RFK Junior were at the Kennedy Center
57:19
tonight where they watched the less Miserables play.
57:24
South Korea is stopping their propaganda news channel along
57:28
the border. That will be a move to help ease
57:33
tensions with North Korea. I heard Kim Jong Un in North
57:37
Korea really want to speak to President Trump.
57:41
There's starting to be some movements and relations starting
57:44
to open up now that peace with China looks to be imminent for
57:50
now in the near future. But we do have a lot of serious
57:55
issues. We still have Ukraine and Russia
57:57
going at it. We still want the war with
58:01
Israel and Hamas to be over, but Hamas has to be completely
58:05
defeated. And we also want Iran to give up
58:13
on having a nuclear weapon. These are all very important
58:16
things, but it's important now for countries to start coming
58:21
forward and making trade deals with America.
58:24
The goodness is here, the goodness is happening.
58:27
It's all around us. But it's up to us to bring it
58:30
out right now, Ladies and gentlemen, just like the hands
58:36
of time. I'm turning it over to you.
58:37
Goodnight and God bless Psalm 37 for KJV.
58:43
Delight thyself also in the Lord, and he will give thee the
58:47
desires of thine heart in Jesus name, Amen.
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