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Episode 38: Unmasking the Illusions: News Deconstructed · D-constructing Topics

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What's going on, everybody, and welcome to Deconstructing Topic Podcast, as everybody doing.
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My name is David, and I'm your host of Deconstructing Topic Podcast,
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and we're doing a little podcast on the go, meaning that I'm outside of the confines of my home.
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And this is the beautiful thing about having this popping platform is that I
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could be able to record a podcast on my phone and just relax and just,
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you know, whatever the case might be.
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And today, I really don't want to, oh, I'll take it back.
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I don't have something specific to discuss today.
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I just want to deconstruct a couple of things that's happening in the news,
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different topics out there.
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And I hope that people are enjoying this podcast because without you,
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I mean, you, the listener, my family, we get motivated to do this podcast.
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It's not going to be crazy. It's not going to be long, but it seems that a lot
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of people have enjoyed my podcast and I appreciate it.
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And a lot of people have asked me for certain feedback on what I think about
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what's going on in Palestine, what's going on in Rafah, what's going on in,
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you know, political, political, local politics.
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What's going on with the situation with Sean Puffy Combs or Pete Diddy?
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What's going on with the border crisis? People have said, you should do a podcast
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on this, podcast on that, podcast on this. I'm like, oh my goodness.
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I would love to do everything in my power to do a beautiful podcast for you on a daily basis.
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In life, I got a couple of minor setbacks as they're doing a little construction at my apartment.
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So I'm dealing with a little minor setbacks. And then I was having a little
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bit of internet issues with my service provider.
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So that's another different story. Maybe I'll make a podcast on that.
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Being that I've been on the internet since the early 90s. I'm an internet baby.
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Let's go. So, and just a heads up disclaimer, because there are things that I want to touch bases on.
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Is that my opinion and my opinion is not affiliated by any organization that
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I belong to, work for, was part of, whatever the case might be, whatever platform I am,
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any of my ideas and my observations are mine and mine alone.
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I do this podcast to inform and educate you because there's a lot of things,
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unfortunately, Either you missed,
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they're not telling you, or you're being lied to out there in the news.
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As much as I love living in America, United States, this country is the king
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and queen and the prince and everything of propaganda.
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And unfortunately, we got two political parties that have made billions and
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trillions of dollars based on lies.
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It don't matter what side you pick on, whether you're Republican,
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Democrat, it's all of the same show.
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And one of the reasons I started to do this podcast is not only to inform you
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and educate you on what's going on, but I also want to motivate you to start thinking on your own.
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And one of the things that I'm proud of.
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Is that I don't have a political affiliation because I think on my own.
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I'm not a pawn. I'm not a political pawn.
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I do not let these people in the mainstream news, political parties,
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celebrities to control my mind, to manipulate me on what side of that aisle I should be sitting on.
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The only aisle that I sit on is on my own. And trust me,
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there's a lot of people like myself out there in
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the world in this country who does things on their
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own so it's one of those situations where i
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said to myself you know
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back in it's around about 2016 early when it was the united states presidential
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elections back in november i took it upon myself to try to educate people hey
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listen these two people whether it's trump whether it's hillary clinton they
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two of alike these people People have been in weddings together.
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They have done so much together that it bugs me out how we think that these
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two people hate each other.
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For some reason, the news and the mainstream news,
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the CNNs, the Fox, the MSNBC, they gravitated to these individuals because,
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again, in this country, these two elite people.
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They make money out of misery.
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So in 2016, I'm telling people, there's something more sinister that could happen.
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And people went out there and said, no, if Trump becomes president,
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that's the end of democracy, whatever it is, and you still hear it now.
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And all I'm telling people, there's something more sinister that's going to happen.
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And lo and behold, this past weekend, my understanding is that United States.
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Who claim to, for some reason, say, hey, Israel, stop doing what you're doing.
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They give them a little pat in the hand. Israel still managed to go out there
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in a certain part of Palestine, Gaza,
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which is called Rafah, and basically do some harm to many people,
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men, women, and children who have nothing to do with the terrorist group that
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they claim that they're going after, which is Hamas.
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And I said to people, I could understand people's opinion, especially with the former president.
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I could understand your opinion, but when you gravitate that you think that
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January 6th is the worst thing that happened because there was a coup or some sort of insurrection,
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you're telling me that that's the worst that you could tell me compared to the
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lives that are being lost in Palestine, Gaza, and Rafah and all that?
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If you're telling me that's the worst, then I'm sorry.
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I would have to disagree very politely.
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But that's the trick that they play into people. And I'm just saying to people,
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I'm not here to pick sides and I'm not here.
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People thought that I'm over here defending or that I voted for the previous president, Donald J.
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Trump, which I did not. And I do not intend to do so because he is part of this
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whole scheme of trying to distract you so that you don't talk about what is
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the issue that's happening in Palestine.
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And it's sad to hear some people who are opening up and opening their eyes and say, wait a minute.
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All right, this is no longer a country in Israel, whatever it is,
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going after a group of terrorists.
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This is going crazy. It's people's life, innocent life.
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People that probably in Palestine, I don't even probably never heard of Hamas,
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just exterminated, deleted.
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Those people out there, they don't know what is democracy in terms of waking
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up and at least breathing.
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Sometimes people say, well, you know, they're going to, you know,
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Trump is going to steal your democracy. Are you breathing?
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Are you able to wake up and eat a nice breakfast, even if Trump is the president? Absolutely.
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Are those people in Palestine, are they able to do that? No, no.
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And that's the trick that they play into people. And that's the sinister thing
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that's happening. and I hope that it doesn't get more sinister than that.
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But I tell people this is the trick that this country plays.
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And that's my take on that. I'm going to do a podcast more in that situation.
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But it comes to a point that, geez, come on. I mean, we need to wake up,
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and that's why I did this podcast.
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People out there that are on some anti-Trump, pro-Trump, whatever the case might
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be, they're all the same.
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They're all the same to me. And this is the trick that you fall into.
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And all I'm asking you, or ask yourself, are you a pawn?
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Are you going to continue to be a pawn, a political pawn in this place, as Malcolm X called it?
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The other thing too, that there's people that have asked me,
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what do you think about the migrant crisis and what's going on with these migrants
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and then open border, whatever border, war we need. I said to myself, and I tell people.
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I got some inside information, right? And I'll do a podcast on this issue in itself.
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The border crisis is not a crisis. The border crisis is something that is manufactured
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by both parties, by corporations.
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There's no policies that Biden did, nor Trump did, nor Obama did,
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or whatever that have changed anything.
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Thing the only thing that have changed is the amount
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of migrants that are coming because it
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seems to get more and more and more doesn't matter what president it
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is because my understanding some people say that all this started with under
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regan i was not in this country when that happened you know under regan but
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one of the things i i noticed it's funny because both political parties make
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money out of this situation.
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And both are going to be in the press or they're both going to make it seem
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that they are the opposite things of both situation and the answer is no.
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If I look at 10 years from now, I mean, not 10 years from now,
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10 years ago, for those Republicans that are in the anti-union pool there and say,
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how is one way that we can, let's say, in the South, whether it's Alabama,
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Mississippi, Kansas, you know, those states that most likely vote Republican, how can we,
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use something to make sure that certain factories do not become unionized?
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Then you bring the migrants in.
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And that's how you organize certain places, factories, or places that could become unionized.
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When I say factories, it could be car factory, whatever factory,
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something to that effect.
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And that's how you bring the migrants out of nowhere. You go on TV and say,
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no, you know, be against the migrants and we need more border protection,
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et cetera, et cetera. Come on now.
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What these two political parties do is that they tend to kind of flip every
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10 years on what they think about the border.
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I remember it was in the mid 90s when Bill Clinton, the Democratic president,
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said that we need more protection from illegal aliens, a.k.a. migrants.
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So once again, I'm going to do an in-depth,
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or at least talk about it, because there's some sinister things that happen
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on both sides of the aisle and on both sides of the countries,
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United States, Mexico, and other countries where these migrants are coming in.
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Because again, there are people out there that are making money out of this
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situation. And I want to say I do want to help people.
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But my issue, I cannot say it's not my issue. But the way I observe things is this.
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Both political parties use the migration crisis to divide this country on what you think.
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There's nothing that has changed. And again, I'm going to repeat this again.
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There's nothing that has changed. It's all optics.
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They want you to think that Trump was doing something with the border.
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They want you to think that Biden is not doing anything with the border.
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It's all, man, it's all a scheme.
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And people need to relax and what people need to do is to start voting less
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for those two parties because at the end of the day, I will guarantee you when
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both parties start seeing less votes,
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you're going to start to realize that it's no longer going to be a migrant crisis or a border crisis.
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That's going to be going, oh, no, you know what? I guess we fixed the issue.
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You know, we never, you know, trust me on this one. So relax on that situation.
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I want people to relax because, again, it's getting out of hand.
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And I understand that people say, but I see a lot of migrants.
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I'm in New York City. I see a lot of migrants. And that is true.
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But, again, we're going to touch bases on why that happened.
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And trust me, the people that are pro-migrant, trust me, those are the people
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that are least migrant because they're using them to divide your community.
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And the people that are anti-migrant are most likely pro-migrant because they're
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going to use them sometimes, especially in the South.
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They're going to use them to kind of dwarf, you know, places to be unionized. That's how that works.
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Oh, interesting. I'm telling you, I like deconstructing topics.
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Deconstructing topics, we're talking about it all. A couple of weeks ago there
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was the situation with Sean Cohn's P. Diddy, the rapper.
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As you already know, there's a video that surfaced that linked that where unfortunately
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he assaulted his former wife, Cassie.
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Another podcast in the making, right? But I just want to touch bases on this.
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And I'm going to tell this to all my fellow people that are listening to this,
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especially many Americans.
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But there's other people in other countries.
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Based on, I see that information. I see Europe.
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I see a couple of people in South America giving me that shout out. Okay.
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But I want people to understand that we need to, as human beings.
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Stop analyzing celebrities. Celebrities, because trust me, celebrities will
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disappoint us and they will disappoint you.
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I could understand you want to show support to your favorite singer, actor.
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You're going to go to the movies, going to show support because that's whatever.
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That's who entertains you. That's who you find.
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How can I say motivation, inspiration, you know, and all that.
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But I've done her stories where we put so much emphasis on celebrities.
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And this is one of the things about this country. And this country has done
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a great job. And when I say a great job, I'm being sarcastic.
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I'm pushing celebrities in front of you so you can forget about the rare issues
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that's happening. And people tend to fall.
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And I get it that there's people that you gravitate to. I get it.
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Hey, listen, I'm a big wrestling fan. man.
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God knows how long. Shawn Michaels, the Heartbreak Kid, my favorite wrestler.
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We got Hulk Hogan. What you going to do with Hulk Hogan? You know what?
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Hulk Hogan, get out of here.
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But I don't gravitate to these individuals that they were... How can I say?
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I'm not going to analyze these people. I'm not going to call them my heroes.
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There are things that I've come across, Plus, celebrities, famous people,
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public figures, whatever the case might be.
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Then I say, wow, that's inspiration. That's okay.
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But trust me, in this country, they turn people into consumers.
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And with the situation with P. Diddy and all that, trust me,
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there's a lot of people that probably adore P. Diddy.
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There's a lot of people that idolize P. Diddy.
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And then the video comes out, and then you hear stories about P.
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Diddy and all this nonsense. you hear these
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stories forever and ever and
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there's this video of this dude assaulting a woman wow because you got anger
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issues wow okay things do happen then things do tend to happen but a lot of
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these people they get away with murder and it seems that diddy was trying to
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get away but But Cassie decided,
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you know what, in terms of the court system, she went after Diddy and got millions
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of dollars, and rightfully so, rightfully so, that could scar you mentally and lead to depression.
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And when you're depressed, a lot of people tend to make some bad choices because
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their mind is clouded, and that's what happens.
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There's a thing that with these celebrities and in life, when it comes to politicians,
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and this applies to politicians too, right?
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There's these two things in life that happens. We got money and we got power.
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And then respect would be the other thing. But money and power is two things.
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There's people that have power but just don't have the money.
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And there's people that have the money but just don't have the power.
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And there's a few people that have both.
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In this case with Diddy, Pete Diddy, he has both.
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Both he could get away with things because he has
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both now you might say well in terms of power
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look listen let me tell you something how do
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you know that one has power listen we could go on about his history whatever
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the hell he is but when you have a political side who's buying for your services
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to try to trick the people to vote for one specific group that means that that political party,
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which is the government, right?
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Unless you want to say that P. Diddy's a government plant, which,
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hey, you know, it's possible.
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That's just to tell you how much influence and power you have, right?
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And if it's not for that video, we would, well, my understanding,
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we find out because of the lawsuit that Cassie, the former singer,
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whatever the case might be, did.
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But the fact is that there's a lot of these celebrities that get away with things
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that we can't because they have money and they have power or they have one of them.
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But guess how they get it? Because of us, the consumer. Yes.
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So if you want to pat yourself on the back, you want to waste thousands and
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thousands of dollars because you believe in this musician and this person is so inspiration.
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It's your money. You do whatever you want to do. But again, don't feel disappointed
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because they will disappoint you.
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During that same week, here in the United States, the beautiful United States
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of America, in Congress, there was these two congresswomen, ladies.
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One is the name of Alejandra Ocasio-Cortez, a.k.a. AOC, very well known here
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in the United States politically.
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And then you have Marjorie Taylor Greene, who represents Georgia.
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So AOC is from the Bronx, congresswoman. She represents my district.
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That's another podcast in itself. And then Marjorie Taylor Greene.
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So it looks like they went after each other and they made the news and people
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kind of gave a lot of people gave their opinions on what they think.
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And I said to myself, here we go.
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Oh, my. And what I mean by that is this.
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Once again it's the united
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state government in the medium propaganda
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machine who is propping up these
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two ladies to run for president at one point and i will guarantee that they
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would they're either gonna run or something is they're gonna shove them right
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in our throat in our face in our tv and i said to myself when you see that turn
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off the tv turn off the tv because those two Two individuals,
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and I'm not going to be like one of those people that they're going to call
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them clowns, stupid, idiots, whatever the case might be. No.
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They're both two government plants that work for the government.
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And hey, you know, whatever means, whatever tickles your means to make money,
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if you feel that you need to sell your soul to the devil, by all means.
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I'll have a little bit of coffee here. Woo! Mocha.
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A little bit too chocolatey. I don't put sugar. It's too sweet.
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So you got the Marjorie Taylor Greene and Alejandra Ocasio-Cortez, AOC, Puerto Rican.
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I'm a little biased, you know. Not a fan of both ladies because,
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again, they're just parents.
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They already know, like, these two women were created to look like you because
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Marjorie Taylor Greene has a certain look.
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Kind of lean towards somebody who's a little muscular and lean towards those
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people over there in Georgia. and my beautiful people in Georgia. I love Georgia.
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But what I'm saying is this. These are cookie-cutter politicians,
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celebrities, whatever you want to call it, being shoved right in your face,
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and you're going to fall trick to think, oh, you know.
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Because I heard both sides of the aisle.
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And I said to myself, wow, come on, America. You got to be smarter than that.
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If you're going to watch that, and if you think that's real,
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watch professional wrestling.
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I had a couple of brothers-in-arms who said, that, oh, I don't watch professional
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wrestling because it's fake.
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But then you talking to me about this situation, you know, what happened with
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AOC and Marjorie and they were spouting each other.
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And it was just silly to me. It was like, wow, really?
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I didn't want to watch the movie fully. I mean, the video because it was all over.
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What the hell is that? I said to that young brother, what's the difference?
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You like professional wrestling?
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No, no, because it's free. So then why you watch this? if you
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think that's real and then you picking a side in this
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case because of how mtg marjorie taylor green
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uh spoke and said those things might might might as well watch professional
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wrestling with me next time let's go because to me i always said one thing about
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being a professional wrestling fan it has given me an inside look on how politics
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because to me means politics are scripted.
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And I've always said that, and I put that on my social platforms,
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and somebody said, well, you know, how can I say?
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Politics have consequences, right? They have real consequences.
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They can't be scripted. They can't be fake.
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And I agree, but my part is this. Those consequences are already scripted.
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When the United States of America decides to fund more money into other countries
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for war, whether it's Ukraine or Israel, whatever the case might be, someone pays the price.
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And that price is already scripted because it's not the elite people.
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It ain't Joe Biden. It ain't Donald Trump. It ain't Hillary Clinton. It ain't Barack Obama.
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It ain't the elite of the elite because those people are living good.
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It's Unfortunately, what happens is this, and we have a history in this country,
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whenever the United States puts money into war, even if they're not part of,
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they're still in a proxy, is that everything goes up.
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The price of gas goes up. That means if the price goes up, gas,
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that means everything will go up, and that's the price that you pay.
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You know, it's funny, interesting, right?
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And I'm talking to my sister-in-law. She's in the arms.
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And, you know, I guess, you know, in America, when the lotto hits a certain
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amount, it seems that a lot of places, a lot of people, they do these,
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what they call lotto pools.
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They put money, $2, $4, get tickets, whatever the case might be.
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The lotto goes $300 million, $400 million, $500 million.
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And you know what's interesting about that? And I told people this.
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In the last three years, ever since the United States has been funding Ukraine,
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there have been four. I think it's top of my mind.
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And now maybe we could go to five where the lotto, what they call the mega millions,
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have gone up all the way to $1 billion.
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So whoever wins it, whoever the group, one person, two people,
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excuse me, the pool would be almost a billion dollars or more than a billion dollars.
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And I said to myself, wow, let that sink in.
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In the history of lotto, it's very rare when and the lottery goes to $1 billion. Very rare.
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It might happen once every four or five years. You know, maybe. Maybe.
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The coincidence that it has happened four times and it might go to another five
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in the last three years, Uncle Sam, Uncle Sam, who happens to be the United
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States government, needs money.
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And one way to kind of get that money is through the lottery.
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It doesn't cost United States money, but it's going to cost you money.
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And whoever wins, let's just say, if I win a billion dollars,
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taxes are being 50 that's 500 million dollars do you know what 500 million dollars could do.
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When this government sits with 500 million
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dollars do you know what they're gonna do with that money people are
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gonna say oh well doesn't that go to school doesn't that go to i don't know
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i'm in new york city new york city have ever since i've lived here and i moved
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in and i came to this country 30 years ago yeah new york city has gotten better
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a little bit in a way but just about every place but that's part of life that's part of the,
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in a sense the evolution of human and technology and
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everything else it has nothing to do with
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political policies and political whatever and nothing to
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that effect so again I said to myself do you know what the government could
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do with 500 million dollars yeah they could fund they could scratch a couple
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of politicians from other countries to start a war or to start a crisis so that
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they could make that little 500 million dollar investment to let's say.
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President Carlos Ramirez Vasquez de
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la Huelga whatever the case from some obscure country I don't know where they
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decide to go and invade another country oh that 500 million dollar investment
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the United States make there are certain companies whether it's in the military
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or other companies in the United States they will
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make billions and that's how that works.
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Folks, a couple of stuff, a couple of topics we're hitting you everywhere because
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Your landlord, don't let them become a political pawn because when they become
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political pawns, someone pays the price.
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And it ain't them, but it's us.
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And trust me, in this country, it's them versus us. And when I say by them,
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it's the elite people that sit in the same table.
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And at the end, and I'm going to top it off with this, I've always,
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in the last couple of years, I heard the word white privilege.
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And people trying to describe what white privilege is and that in this country,
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there's people that are privileged due to being white.
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And hey, that definitely could be true. Hey, I'm with that.
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But to me, what does white privilege mean?
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It means that once again, on the 2024 U.S. elections, the top two president
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candidates will be white.
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White men, old, with money, power, and we don't have that. and we'll put them in power.
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To me, that's more white privilege and that, for me, is the definition of white privilege.
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So, let's dance again, folks. We're making it happen. I'm out of here.
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Deconstructing Topic Podcast, let's go. Let's make it happen. I'm out. Peace.