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Trump As Pope & President, Is It Ordained? |EP546 · The Big Mig Show

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So there's a lot, you know, it's funny how stories go, you know,
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something as simple as a, you know, a meme, a comment and you
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see a take off online. You're always thinking to
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yourself, geez, why is everybody so ramped up about this?
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What happened to the, you know, you know, I grew up in New York
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and George obviously grew up in New Jersey.
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And the funny part is, is that we always grew up with lots of
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humor and sarcasm. I mean, sarcasm was a second
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language. Humor was chopping on each
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other, joking around. You know, of course, because of
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that, the people from back East have thick skin.
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You know, it's really hard to get a rise out of Georgia
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myself. We get plenty of nasty comments
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and things in our DMS over Next, people taking shots at us, blah,
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blah, blah. You know, the more we're over
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the target, the worse it gets. But my point is, George, what do
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you think about the the reaction of people?
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Sometimes just one little thing will trigger and they just get
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triggered and it just goes. It just pops off and then it
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goes on for like weeks. That's because they got no
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common sense. They got no sense of humor.
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I mean, it's memes, people, memes and they're and they're
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actually some they're meant to get under people's skin and just
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to expose how stupid you are possibly.
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I don't you know it is what it is.
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But. Listen, I always say if you
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can't have fun politicking, then we shouldn't be politicking.
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You got to make it some fun because this shit's brutal.
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Yeah, it is well said. You know, and, and I want to
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point this out, Trump's from New York.
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He's a New Yorker, and he grew up as a New Yorker.
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And that means he grew up just like we did, you know, chopping,
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choking. He's got a crazy sense of humor.
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I know some people don't get it. We get it because he's a back
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Easter. He's a New York guy.
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At the end of the day, all that humor adds up.
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But you know, this meme the other day, you know, Donald
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Trump posted a meme of him dressed as the Pope.
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Now, was there a message in it? Well, for God's sakes, I don't
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know. But, you know, Trump was Pope
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and president. It, you know, my question is
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George, is it ordained? Maybe he's signaling, Does that
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mean that he's taking over and the New World orders out?
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That's what some people are speculating that he posted that
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to say that the Catholic Church, as we know at the evil side of
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the Catholic Church. And I have to say, you know, I
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was raised, I was born a Catholic, kind of raised a
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Christian and a Catholic weird thing.
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I went to it all boys. I went to a Lutheran grade
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school and then I went to a, a Catholic High School and that
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was my upbringing. So I got a mix of both and, you
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know, I, I got to ask you a question, George, Do you think
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there was a message in it or do you think he was just enjoying
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himself? I think dance Covino's having a
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good time with it because I. Think so too.
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Trump probably seen that when he showed it to him.
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He probably died laughing. He's like, yeah, go with it.
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Let's see what it does to them. I mean, maybe it is a signal
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that, you know, the Catholic Church is going to change
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around. I don't have high hopes on it.
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Yeah, supposedly, allegedly took all our gold out of there or
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whatever a few years back. I don't know.
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It ain't in Fort Knox, I can tell you that, because there
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ain't no gold there, Lance. Yeah, we, we we still haven't.
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George. What?
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What is When is the Fort? First, I have two things on my
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list today. Two things, Epstein files, what
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the Frick is taking so long And where's the freaking Fort Knox
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audit bro? Well, Speaking of the Epstein
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files, so the White House came out and said that there, you
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know, there is no timeline when they're going to release it.
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My relax my my thinking is it's they're going to release things
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at certain timing or when the timing is right, whether it be
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to take negative attention away from Trump or the
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administration, something happens, they'll use that or
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they'll just use it when it's when, I don't know, maybe come
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election times, you know, you want to save some good stuff.
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So I think. Promises made should be promises
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me. All right, Trump.
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Did you? Did you like that?
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It is like the the Smokey, of course, I I you know, of course
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we're calling it. We're talking about the you
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know, the conclave and what happens when they voted.
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I I created that with AII thought it cracked me up.
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I couldn't help myself. I had to do it.
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Of course, people problems in Trump's troll triumphs.
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You know, these are, I know these are controversial thought
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and you know, topics or some, you know, say clash with the
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Bible and Catholic tradition and Donald Trump's legendary
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trolling, of course, culminating in the latest AI generated
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stunts as Pope Trump, you know, I think this is was Pope Francis
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the worst pontiff ever? I think so.
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And as Trump's AI Pope cosplay, the ultimate power move, I don't
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know. George, what are your thoughts
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here? What are you thinking he was
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doing? I think he was just having fun
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and trolling. Be honest with you because let's
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face it, you know, there, there is no more.
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I think the the last Pope that well, now I don't think I know
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he did. He lost sight of traditions,
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morals and values. I mean, there's no gay marriage
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and none of that crap and and transgender and him allowing it.
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No, I mean, it just shows you it's that he's either they're
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bought off or it's influence. I I don't know what it is, but
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whatever he he was wrong and it turned away a lot of people from
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the Catholic Church. It wasn't the Catholic dot, the
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Catholic Catholic doctrine I was taught that's for.
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Sure. Me neither.
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And, you know, he was, he was known for a lot of progressive
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stances. I didn't like him for it.
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I felt like there was a lot of things that seemed really,
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really unusual about the way he was doing it.
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I do think he was the worst Pope ever.
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I think he really, I think he departed from what I would call,
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you know, the key scriptures and tradition.
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So for people out there. That's the problem, and that's
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the problem in this country. You're going away from people
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losing sight of traditions, morals and values.
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Yeah. History.
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I think you're right. You know, your, your mom, you
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know George. What?
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What did what was her thoughts about the Pope?
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What did she think? I don't know.
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I don't know. I mean, she met the Pope, her
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and my sister and some other family members when they went to
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Italy a few years ago. Yeah, they were, they had
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private passes and I don't know some somebody that works there
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that we know, you know, took them all through their rooms.
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You're not allowed to go in other, you know, when people go
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there for to look. So I don't know.
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My mother was raised by German Catholic nuns stuff with her on
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this subject, but she don't like, she don't like that
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transgender shit or the DE high crap.
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I can tell you that. Well, you know, Fiducia
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Cyplocons was his approval in 23.
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I believe that's the title. I think that's what it's called.
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That was the blessings for same sex couples.
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That was a lot of triggered a lot of outrage because of
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course, same sex union, you know, Leviticus 1822.
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In Romans 126 through 27, they argued the affirmation of same
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sex relationships contradicts Scripture stance on marriage
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between a man and a woman. You know, I don't know, I think
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his departure from the catechism stance on homosexuality, it
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seems not to go with what the Bible has to say.
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I don't want to be completely judge mental.
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You know, I always try to have an open mind.
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But, you know, in 2013 it seemed like he was starting to confuse
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what his moral clarity was. And he says, who am I to judge?
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And although I understand the position on that, there seemed
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to be this general trend. It's, I don't know if anybody
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seen it, when they rebuilt the parts of the Vatican, there was
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that one stage where the Pope would sit on a throne and it
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looked like a Viper. Really weird the way it was
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built. A lot of very strange things.
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I don't know. You know, of course he, he
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aligned with globalist figures like the UN.
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You know, it seemed like he was very, you know, New World Order
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oriented. George, I don't know what your
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thoughts, but I had this really uneasy feeling about him from
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the very beginning. It wasn't my pick, let me put it
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that way. Look, he, he, I don't, I do.
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I do not like him. I do not believe in anything he
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said. He's just bad for the country.
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I mean, we need who is it? Bishop?
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Is it Pagano, Right? That's him.
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Yeah, Pagano, I like. They should make, they should
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make him Pope. He'll turn all that shit around.
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Strain it right out. Well, he also supported what I
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consider unchecked immigration, and I think that that ignores
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the biblical calls for order and justice.
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In Romans 13 they talk about order and justice, and I don't
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think unchecked immigration is part of that.
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And he seemed to support it. Hold on.
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It's funny that you bring this up because he did support it,
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but I didn't see him bringing any unchecked immigration
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immigrants into the Vatican City and and helping them out, did
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you? I didn't see any.
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And for everybody that doesn't know this, the Vatican operates
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as a separate country within Italy.
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You understand that Vatican is not restrained by Italy's laws
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because it's actually, you know, it's got its own, you know, its
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own jurisdiction, its own laws, its own law enforcement.
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You guys know that. So it seems big.
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And then and then he made some in, you know, in 2016, he made a
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bunch of remarks about building walls.
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He was talking, you know, crap about Trump's border wall,
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saying it's not Christian. And my comment is, is the wall
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that goes all the way around the Vatican.
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The Vatican is highly secured. They've got some of the the best
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security in. I mean, I'm talking about like
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special forces level stuff. You know, a lot of people have
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never seen their Armory. Their Armory is incredibly
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sophisticated. I actually saw some private
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photos of it, and we're talking about an Armory that matches the
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best special forces weapons in the world.
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So why is it that they can build a wall around the Vatican?
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But then he critiqued Trump in 2016.
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I think the Vatican wall is 50 feet high or something.
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So they can have a wall. We can, Yeah.
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It's, it's hypocrisy at its best.
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I mean, I'm surprised you didn't let priests get married.
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Oh, man, now you're going Now you're.
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Yeah. I mean, I don't know.
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I mean, look, I'm looking in 2019 there was the Abu Dhabi
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declaration that he did with Muslim leaders that promoted
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human fraternity, suggesting that all rural religions lead to
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God. Now there is some belief about
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that in the Muslim world that the Christians and the Jews are
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there supposed to be this certain amount of alignment
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because we all lead to God and that we're we're not, of course,
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we're put at a lower level, but we're not put along the level of
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supposedly the non believers. You know, Muslims put the non
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believers with the lowest. They've got a name for it.
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I can't think of it now. But then the next level up is
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the Christians and the Jews. But then again, then you see the
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extremism, right? You see the extremism of Sharia
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law, how they treat and of course that goes against the
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Bible. And, you know, I think this is
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interesting because the church's teachings, you know, it
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undermines and I think it's Dominus Lesis, if I remember,
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that affirms the church as the sole path to salvation.
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But it's weird. He also kissed the Quran.
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And this was before he was a, a, a Pope.
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And, and then there was a lot of weird things like Pagan rituals
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at the Vatican. You know, they, they, I, I
21:26
really understand some of those rituals.
21:28
They looked very like, you know, like Pagan, like, you know,
21:32
worshipping false idols, George. You were talking about the non
21:37
believers, the atheists before I believe, right?
21:40
Yeah, I mean, that thing was called Amazon's Synod, I think,
21:44
when I was talking about the Pagan rituals they had.
21:47
But let's go over some of the things people freaking out.
21:50
We just pulled, we went over, just took some screenshots of
21:54
people that are freaking out over this.
21:57
I mean, they're really, they're really they're nuts.
21:59
Here's I don't know Chris Jackson.
22:01
Well, the life of me, I'll never understand how Christian
22:04
conservatives worship a guy who cheated on his pregnant wife
22:07
with a porn star, was found liable for rape, mocks their
22:11
faith, and quite literally thinks he's God.
22:14
Then he goes on Joe Biden, A devout Catholic who's in church
22:16
every time the doors open and actually lives his faith and
22:19
they hate him for it. Well, hold on.
22:21
I'm going to comment here. First of all, Joe Biden believes
22:24
in abortion. If you believe in abortion,
22:25
really, you're really not a Catholic, Devout Catholic.
22:28
Second, Trump never had never had sex with a porn star.
22:34
She even admitted it. And he was never found liable
22:37
for rape. He was never convicted of it.
22:42
So just more lies. I think they can go through the
22:46
lies. And, and what I think is I think
22:48
this is part of the paid operation, operation that occurs
22:51
online. They take something like this.
22:53
And you know, I, I wouldn't doubt this was, this was, wasn't
22:56
Trump into this. You know, Scavino's got a crazy
22:58
sense of humor. We've seen it in his post.
23:01
He doesn't do a lot of interviews.
23:02
We know that. I'd love to interview Dan
23:05
because I think just the nature of the way he operates behind
23:08
the scene, I appreciate it. But I'd also think that the
23:11
country would like to know him better.
23:14
You know, he's one of those guys that's always around Trump, a
23:16
highly trusted, and I trust Scavino.
23:18
Let me say this. Even in the first round, I
23:21
always felt like Scavino was, was it most trustable?
23:24
I didn't think Pence was. I didn't think Bill Barr was.
23:26
I didn't think Mike Pompeo was. But I never doubted Scavino's
23:30
loyalty for. Him.
23:31
A long, long time. He's worked with Trump.
23:33
Yeah. I mean, yeah, I don't know.
23:35
What is it, 20 years now, maybe longer?
23:38
Yeah, so there's a couple people, the George Scavino,
23:41
Keith Schiller really been the head of Trump security, but much
23:44
more than Trump. He's been, he's been a loyalist
23:46
for a long time. I trust Schiller.
23:48
I think Schiller is a real deal all.
23:50
Right, go ahead. I'm going to.
23:52
Go to the next one because he's a funny.
23:54
Yeah. Look at this jerk off.
23:57
This is blatantly anti Catholic and makes fun of Catholicism.
24:02
Will anyone in the Catholic Church speak out against it?
24:06
Well, no, because it's just a funny meme.
24:11
You're retards. But, you know, Lance, I I forgot
24:14
to show you something, and I want to bring something up.
24:17
Yeah, please. All right.
24:18
You see this picture? Oh yeah.
24:20
Everybody was OK with this. So when we had the Last Supper,
24:23
that's that's the heart of our mass and warship, right?
24:26
But it was mocked and reduced to what?
24:28
And freaking orgy of a of fat and a perverse and we were told
24:33
what? Oh, get over it right now.
24:36
Those same people, they're, they're, they feign on outrage
24:40
and defiance of the Roman Catholic Church.
24:42
Come on, get the hell out of here.
24:46
Yeah, that had a real satanistic paganism, you know, kind of vibe
24:49
to it. That whole intro to the Olympics
24:53
and, you know, with all the trans just cross dressing, you
24:56
know, really weird. I mean, that whole thing was
24:58
just creepy. I didn't watch the whole thing.
25:00
I just saw clips of it. But it had a real creepy vibe.
25:02
And they always say that to for, for, for evil.
25:05
Evil has to Telegraph what it's doing.
25:08
And I don't understand why they chose the Last Supper.
25:11
What has that got to do with the Olympics?
25:15
Good question. I don't know.
25:16
And, and, and and and to mock it like they did.
25:19
I don't know. So, you know, I guess a lot of
25:26
it when I look at this and I look at, you know, you know, he
25:29
was really ambiguous. The Pope was really ambiguous
25:31
about divorce and remarried Catholics receiving communion.
25:34
And, you know, I don't know how to feel about that one.
25:36
But that was another one that really created a lot of upheaval
25:39
within the Catholic Church. Also, you know, his his position
25:43
on unbridled capitalism. Seems like there was a lot of
25:48
things that he did. He he also sidelined a lot of
25:52
conservative bishops, a lot of bishops that had really believed
25:56
that were real traditionalists. I don't get that.
25:59
Everybody's calling him the worst boat.
26:01
I believe he was the worst Pope. And I also think that maybe he
26:05
might very well have been compromised.
26:08
You know, I think he some people think he was a champion of
26:11
compassion. I think a lot of things he did
26:13
were polarizing. And I don't, you know, I don't
26:15
know. And, of course, when Donald
26:17
Trump did this to me, I think this is an ultimate troll
26:20
movement. I think Trump's knack, he's
26:23
really good at, you know, you know, provocation, you know,
26:27
really people working. Under the skin are freaking
26:30
liberals. Lance.
26:32
What? What is I forget what's when
26:35
they find a Pope? What's the color smoke they put
26:37
out or some shit is it? White, white, the blacks, they
26:41
haven't. They haven't chosen a Pope yet.
26:42
Well, they're saying the white smoke is emanating from the
26:46
stack. So it's white.
26:50
They've obviously chosen. Somebody right?
26:52
I think they did. Anybody hear that in the chat?
26:55
I'm just curious. I've just seen this now.
26:57
If you guys can look around the chat, let us know if you find
26:59
anything. If you find a picture of the
27:00
white smoke, throw it in there. We'll throw it up on.
27:02
You want a picture? You want to see it?
27:04
Yeah, let's see if you're saying, are you saying that this
27:06
is a fresh picture from today this?
27:07
Is the Pope? I think you know what they're
27:09
choosing. I don't.
27:10
Know. Yeah, let's see it.
27:10
All right, here we go. That is.
27:53
Actually, oh so lamio. That meme is actually from a
27:58
friend of ours. Ramble rants.
28:01
Yeah, Rumble. Unbelievable.
28:02
Stuff. My hat's off to him on this one.
28:04
Yeah. Was that Robert?
28:06
Was that Robert De Niro? I said what?
28:08
Oh, no, De Niro's going to flip out on that.
28:11
Who? Cares.
28:12
He's like, he's probably having seizures right now.
28:15
He's probably looking around for his 6 inch lift shoes so he can
28:18
go out in public and rant a little bit.
28:19
Hold on, I'm looking at one of our mods.
28:22
I didn't hear that. I thought the selection conclave
28:24
didn't start until Wednesday the 7th.
28:26
Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
28:28
That was a joke. We couldn't help that.
28:31
You know, we got, we got through.
28:32
It was coming. Did.
28:33
You. Yeah, I did.
28:34
I kind of knew what you were doing the setup, but but you
28:36
listen, I have to play along with the setup.
28:38
Isn't that my job? Yes, Sir, it is.
28:39
Exactly. Well, that's all movement for
28:42
sure. Gotcha Farmer.
28:45
Yeah, exactly. Well, you know, you know, and I
28:48
noticed something interesting. I don't know if there's any
28:49
truth in this. I noticed General Flynn, who's a
28:52
friend of ours, he, I noticed he posted something about how you
28:55
can have your, that the US has the right to kind of hold their
28:58
own conclave and, and make a recommendation.
29:01
All the Catholics here. I don't, I don't know if there's
29:03
some truth in that. It was interesting.
29:04
I'd never heard that before, that he thought we, we should
29:07
have our own conclave and vote on it here in the United States
29:10
about who we think should be Pope.
29:11
I don't know how much weight that holds, but.
29:14
I choose Bagano. I agree.
29:18
You know what? I got a call for him because
29:20
he's coming in this weekend. I got to meet up, see if.
29:22
Yeah. You definitely should reach out
29:24
today you wanted to do. See if he wants to need to me
29:27
pick him up or what. Yeah, so all time best Trump
29:31
trolls. I think one of the 1st that I
29:33
thought was one of the biggies was Kovefi.
29:37
Remember, remember that one in 2017?
29:39
Kovifi, Kovfi. I don't know.
29:41
Nobody really knows what it's supposed to mean.
29:43
Oh God. But despite the constant
29:45
negative press, Kovifi, that was that typo.
29:49
Some people say it was it turned into a global meme.
29:51
Trump leaning into the mystery tweeting.
29:53
Who could figure out the true meaning of Kovafi?
29:55
He he, he, he, he followed back up.
29:58
But I think even though if it was a mistake, it turned a
30:01
mistake into a cultural moment. Everybody's, you know, turned it
30:04
into a cup of coffee and other things.
30:05
You know, I, I think that was the mental course.
30:09
Rocket man in the speech 2017 when he called Kim Jong Un, The
30:13
Rocket Man at the UN General Assembly, you know, mocking the
30:17
North Koreans missile tests, Although they did seem to get
30:20
past that because he shook, he shook his hand later on and and
30:23
he was the only president to ever walk into North Korea,
30:27
which, you know, just shows it a little geopolitical shade, a
30:31
little humor even. It seems like even Kim Jong Un
30:33
took some humor in it because he didn't seem to have an issue
30:36
with it. Wasn't like they ever weren't
30:37
able to communicate the two of them.
30:40
I just want to like for the people that got offended by it
30:44
with Trump, you know, with a meme as Pope, the man don't have
30:48
time to be Pope and be president of the United States.
30:51
First of all. I mean, that's just you guys are
30:54
dumb man. Plus, yeah.
30:56
But let me add another thing. He doesn't have time to be
30:58
president, Pope and golf. So he would he would choose
31:02
being the president and golf. I don't think he'd want, I
31:05
think, you know, put Pagano in. That's my choice.
31:08
Yeah, well, he was talking about something else, but a lot of
31:12
people took the bleach injection comment and went nuts with that
31:17
media outrage, public memes. You know, Trump claimed he was
31:20
being sarcastic. The truth was he was trying to
31:23
just say there ought to be something we can do to kill this
31:26
virus. And I believe he was talking
31:28
about something else, which is a two-part product you can take
31:31
that actually kills parasites. Yet it's.
31:34
When it comes to tell him about COVID.
31:37
Yeah, during Covert he mentioned bleach, but he wasn't really
31:39
talking about bleach. What he was talking about is a
31:41
two-part binary product that's out there.
31:44
I'm not going to mention it because it'll get into all kinds
31:46
of weird stuff, but it's a product that you actually can
31:48
mix these drops with water and they use it across the globe to
31:52
clear bacteria and parasites and all kinds of things out of the
31:56
body. And that product's out there.
31:58
You want to clean parasites just.
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Go to, you know how to clean parasites now.
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The best way to do it proven is, of course, with the product.
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Go with the Wellness company. Yeah.
32:07
Then he did the China meme in 2020, which which it turns like
32:11
it looks like he was right when he was had the virus, you know,
32:14
China for the COVID-19, our next China, you know, and everybody
32:18
went nuts with that. That was another one.
32:22
Came from China. Yeah.
32:24
China came from China. China, the China virus that went
32:29
nuts and then of course now recently the congestion can.
32:33
You tell me anything that comes out of China.
32:35
Trump as King? Anything.
32:37
Can anybody tell me anything good that comes out of China?
32:39
Anybody. No as.
32:42
Of late, not so great, I guess 10 News already increased their
32:46
prices and are not allowing people in the US to buy their
32:48
products. We don't know where that's all
32:50
going because of course, it needs to be the $800 amount
32:52
exclusion. All right, well, you know what
32:54
that means. We're going to take a short
32:55
break here on the Big, Big SHOW. We'll be right back with George
32:58
Valentin, myself, Lance Miliaccio, Tip of the spear,
33:02
baby. You know, we're going to keep
33:04
talking about this. Let's talk about maybe a little
33:06
bit about the Pope, a little more about trolling, but we're
33:08
going to get into lots of other stuff.
33:10
Got some great, great content for you today and some great
33:14
topics I can't wait to talk about.
33:16
JB Pritzker. I don't know if you saw me
33:19
dressed up as a Jedi the other day.
33:21
A. Fat bastard.
33:23
The fat bastard thinks he's a Jedi.
33:25
I don't know why he didn't dress up as Jabba the Hutt.
33:27
Stay tuned. We'll be right back.
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All right, so you know the Pope. I don't think you know Trump's
38:45
going to continue to do his thing.
38:47
Keep having fun trolling. I mean, I'm happy we have a
38:51
president that that got a sense of humor.
38:53
No kidding. And so should everybody else.
38:56
Unlike. Let's see this, this fat bastard
38:59
here. Yes, I call it a fat bastard.
39:01
JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois.
39:05
This mofo is actually calling for violence.
39:07
Oh, yeah. There's no consequences for him.
39:11
Don't ask me why not, but there should be his.
39:14
Figures he's on Jimmy Kimmel Live too, right when he's doing
39:17
it. No, Well, no, no, no, no.
39:18
He's done. He said this before being on
39:21
Jimmy Kimmel. He did it at a press conference
39:24
or somewhere and that, but he's continuing this rhetoric and he
39:27
did it on Jimmy Kimmel. I mean, he's called this guy's
39:32
crazy, crazy. He wants chaos.
39:35
He wants violence in the streets.
39:37
I'm going to play this clip. I want you guys to see it.
39:40
And Lance, you could serve him to the talks.
39:44
About something specifically you said in the speech, and I think
39:46
this is kind of what the thing that got people fired up.
39:48
You said it is time to fight everywhere and all at once.
39:52
You called for mass protests. There were mass protests today.
39:55
Yeah. What does that mean?
39:56
Fight everywhere and all at once?
39:58
I mean, what does what, What should we do?
40:01
Well, I think everybody understands that at this point.
40:05
We've got an authoritarian in office.
40:07
He's essentially tearing apart the things that really matter to
40:10
working families across the United States and nobody's.
40:13
Stopping and the Congress is under the control of his party.
40:16
They're all paying homage to him at all times.
40:19
No one's willing to break with him, even though they're taking
40:22
away health care from millions of people across the United
40:24
States and threatening Social Security.
40:26
So so I guess you know, the the question is what can you do in
40:30
that circumstance? And the only thing in my view
40:32
that we really can do on a national level is let them know
40:36
about our displeasure because none of those Republicans in
40:40
Congress, you know, are are, you know, they're they know they're
40:45
up for re election in 2026. And if they don't know how much
40:50
resistance there is out there in their own districts, then
40:53
they're just going to keep following Donald Trump and doing
40:55
whatever he wants. So we've got to be out there
40:57
loud, proud, you know, stand up, speak out.
41:03
Yeah, so, you know, he's calling for violence.
41:06
He's calling for fighting. But what I'm trying to
41:08
understand is what did, what has Trump taken away from the
41:11
American people? He hasn't done nothing to Social
41:14
Security. He hasn't done nothing to the
41:15
Medicare or Medicaid. It's all lies.
41:19
But, you know, if if Jimmy was a true host, he would call him
41:23
out. And it was lies right then and
41:25
there. God forbid anyone does.
41:27
Why don't you come on the show there, fat boy?
41:30
We got questions for you. You know, this is what happens
41:34
though, right? This guy's talking about how
41:36
it's affecting, you know, American families, right?
41:38
He, he, he's trying to use a word that resonates and trying
41:41
to trick people. I would like somebody, including
41:44
him, to explain to me what Trump is doing that is so dramatically
41:48
impacting American families negatively.
41:51
He's already bringing the prices down.
41:53
We're seeing it. Gas is coming down, eggs are
41:55
coming down. He's already attacking the
41:57
things that are causing inflation.
41:59
He's trying to get rid of all the theft.
42:01
So any American family, I don't care whether you're conservative
42:04
or, or, or a liberal or a nonpartisan, everything he's
42:08
doing is to stop the fraud and all the chaos in Washington, DC,
42:13
meaning that all the lies they've told you, all the money
42:16
they're pilfering, the magic money, computers, the zombie
42:19
organizations, the, the fake voter rolls, those are all
42:23
positive things for the American public.
42:25
So this is what's interesting. They take a, you know, they take
42:27
a certain terminology, right? A certain, certain verbiage and
42:31
they package it up in a way to try to trick people.
42:34
So here he is on national television with Jimmy Kimmel.
42:36
And I don't like Jimmy Kimmel. I think he's a weasel.
42:39
I I think he's just one another paid operative in my opinion.
42:42
You know, he comes down there and he's done all kinds of
42:43
stuff. They, they want to undermine the
42:46
administration. But yet if you get down to the
42:47
common sense and we say it on the show all the time, you've
42:50
got to use your common sense. Forget what we say, forget what
42:54
Pritzker says, forget what Jimmy Kimmel says.
42:56
Ask yourself, is it common sense that Donald Trump wants to stop
43:00
the fraud, stop the theft, stop the corruption in DC?
43:04
And how is he negatively when this guy says, oh, it's
43:06
negatively impacting Americans all across country?
43:09
That sounds great if you're trying to get elected.
43:11
But common sense for anybody in our audience is, well, what
43:15
exactly is he talking about? He doesn't give any examples.
43:17
He doesn't say this is how he's negative.
43:19
Trump's not trying to steal Social Security money.
43:21
The previous administration stole $2.5 trillion from Social
43:25
Security. The the the Department of
43:28
Defense hasn't passed any of its last 7 audits.
43:31
Chelsea Clinton's living in a $10 million house because USAID
43:35
gave her $84,000,000 and nobody can figure out why.
43:39
Do you think Chelsea Clinton should be living in a $10
43:41
million house and you shouldn't be?
43:43
Should you pay your tax dollars so they can steal it?
43:46
So that's what I mean when you think about it, there's no
43:48
common sense to it. You know, when you think about
43:50
what Donald Trump's doing and the people he's put around him,
43:53
is Tom Holman doing an amazing job working on illegal
43:57
immigration and stopping the border invasion?
43:58
Yes. Would common sense tell you that
44:01
the border invasion, is that good for the country?
44:03
No, it's not. It's not good for the country.
44:06
Is it good that we've got veterans living on the streets?
44:09
No, that's not good. They serve this country.
44:11
A lot of them have PTSD. Why should they be living on the
44:14
streets? But we've got illegal immigrants
44:16
living in a luxury hotels in New York, George.
44:19
Why should that happen? Why do we got homeless veterans
44:23
on the street? We shouldn't have.
44:25
None of this should happen. You know, let's, let's look at
44:29
Fat Boys State, Illinois. Chicago's in disarray, man.
44:34
You're one of the your biggest city and it's all messed up.
44:36
What are you guys doing to fix it?
44:38
Nothing. I mean, haven't you guys learned
44:40
from last time with all this hate and rhetoric and they tried
44:43
to they tried and actually failed to murder Trump, right,
44:49
to assassinate him. And that was all because of all
44:51
that BS rhetoric and you guys all like they came to green nod.
44:55
We had to stop that. But meanwhile, now they're doing
44:57
it. I don't hear Schumer call
44:59
calling this picture. I don't hear Pelosi doing it, so
45:05
I'm just tired of them. Someone's got to put that
45:07
bastard down. No doubt.
45:10
And I say down like, I mean like, get him out of office, get
45:15
him out of politics. Yeah, we're not calling for
45:17
violence. Against him, you know, actually
45:19
take away, take away all them sweets and Donuts from him.
45:23
You suffered. That Yeah, take away his Donuts.
45:24
You'll probably cry you. Know he reminds me of Chris
45:26
Christie. They both them fat bats, like 2
45:28
fat whales together. Put them together, they look
45:30
like twins, all right. This is this is this is music to
45:33
my heart in this one, this next one.
45:35
So the Chinese have. They say they're coming to the
45:38
table. They're offering Trump.
45:40
No. Yeah, fentanyl, yeah.
45:46
So the Chinese are are coming to the table over fentanyl.
45:49
They're saying that they're going to negotiate with Trump.
45:51
They're trying to offer that as a peace offering.
45:54
And we're going to, we're going to tell you more.
45:57
We got a big story tomorrow. We're going to cover.
45:59
We're going to talk about what's really going on in China and how
46:01
they're really being impacted by the tariffs.
46:03
We've got some great sources and we're going to basically get to
46:07
the bottom of it with them with that and tell you that these,
46:10
these, these, they, they are working the tariffs and they're
46:12
being impacted. It's a paper tiger China.
46:15
But let's talk about fentanyl. We know that car fentanyl,
46:18
fentanyl, methamphetamine are a major problem in the United
46:20
States. We know that the cartels have
46:21
had a banner run under Biden and people say, well, is it solvable
46:26
#1 I don't know if it's solvable because I believe the Chinese.
46:29
I believe the Mexicans and the Chinese have created alternate
46:32
routes to get the chemicals in through legitimate sources.
46:36
But that's not a story I can cover right now.
46:37
But what I am going to talk about, here's CNN interviewing a
46:40
Mexican cartel fentanyl maker and asked if he had a message
46:44
for Trump. Now, what I what I think is
46:46
amazing how the left hates Trump, but he's trying to stop
46:51
the illegal innovation of narcotics, which makes me
46:53
wonder, the people that are making the biggest stink, are
46:55
they benefiting financially? Are the cartels paying them,
46:58
putting money into their campaign funds, which we know
47:01
the cartels do? I don't know.
47:03
But why don't you listen to this straight from the horse's mouth.
47:06
And this is a Mexican cartel fentanyl maker or manufacturer.
47:12
I love when CNN gets trolled. This man is talking to us on the
47:16
condition we hide his identity and location.
47:19
Can I pull up a chair? He says he produces fentanyl for
47:23
the Sinaloa cartel. How safe or dangerous is this
47:27
area to be in? I.
47:31
Mean, according to the Trump administration, you are a
47:34
terrorist. The cartels have been labeled a
47:36
foreign terrorist organization. What do you?
47:38
Make of that. What's your message to Donald
47:46
Trump if he's watching this? There was a lot of violence
48:06
playing out on these streets here at the moment every day,
48:09
right? I mean, people are dying on a
48:11
daily basis. Children are afraid to go to
48:13
school. Do you have any sense of remorse
48:17
over your role and your involvement in?
48:24
This group, you know, what he's saying is he respects Trump for
48:39
what he's doing for America and the people is that, you know,
48:42
pretty much we always say that's what the leader of the country
48:45
is supposed to do. So he's not, you know, the, the,
48:47
this cartel member is not arguing that he's, you know,
48:50
he's saying it's a good thing Trump's doing that.
48:53
His, his justification is he's saying he's got to eat, figure
48:57
out something else to do, go open the factory up.
49:01
That's what they should do. They can do it if they want.
49:05
But I love it when CNN gets like when they try to make Trump look
49:10
bad and they interview somebody and they don't see what's coming
49:13
and they get, I'm surprised you even put that up right.
49:19
Well, it is. Surprising because the cartel is
49:21
saying they respect Trump because probably what they what
49:24
they respect is fear and you have to fear Trump.
49:27
At the end of the day, Trump has been an engaged conversations
49:31
with the president of Mexico. She does not want military
49:36
forces inside Mexico. She's claiming sovereignty.
49:39
I believe it's because the cartels are backing her and
49:41
financing her campaign and financed her presidency.
49:44
But at the end of the day, he's pretty much told her, if you
49:47
don't take care of this, we're going to.
49:49
And I don't think the cartels are prepared what it would mean
49:52
if U.S. special forces and U.S. military might is used.
49:56
And I think there's going to come a point where either
49:58
Mexico's going to clean it up or they're not.
50:00
I don't know that just stopping the precursors coming in from
50:03
China to Mexico is going to be enough.
50:04
I believe they have other transit routes.
50:07
Maybe one of these days we'll have a chance to talk about.
50:09
That I I've seen documentaries where they're making their own
50:11
precursors. They're not even.
50:13
They're not even. Well, they are.
50:14
Hiring chemists straight out of school now.
50:18
They've been. Manufacturing their products.
50:20
I've seen this like 4 years ago. Five years ago, yeah.
50:22
But let's get back. Get us A.
50:23
Big bastard of Governor Villanova JB Pritzker because
50:28
his his beloved state and city of Chicago are saying that
50:33
tariffs are racist. Oh yeah, surprise, it's I guess
50:38
it's it's probably racist too if you don't want to bring in
50:40
precursor chemicals or fentanyl or carfenl.
50:42
So now tariffs are racist, but this is how do you make that
50:47
connection? Tariffs are racist.
50:48
Go ahead, George. Tell me how tell you?
50:50
Well, they're saying because, you know, it's, it's hurting the
50:54
small business in the little cities and stuff.
50:57
Small, black-owned businesses, Is that what it is?
50:59
Yeah, well, don't rely on stuff from China and you won't have
51:01
to. And that goes for everybody.
51:05
Tariffs are right. You want me to play the clip or
51:07
no? Please, let's do it.
51:08
All right, tariffs are racist, they say.
51:11
Economists say tariffs will have a particularly negative impact
51:15
on black households and small businesses and communities of
51:18
color. I think the the risk.
51:21
But do not fear, that's the message from Pastor Raymond
51:24
Thomas, Co founder and Dean at the Joseph School of Business.
51:28
While teaching practical business solutions in a
51:30
faith-based environment, the Christian Business School has
51:33
created its own partner network by trying to help insulate small
51:37
businesses in Black and brown neighborhoods from the tear of
51:40
shock and economic uncertainty. Because of our international
51:43
presence, right, we now have opportunity to create platforms
51:47
like a global, what we call a global partner network again
51:50
where we can develop relationships again in Nigeria
51:53
and Tanzania and South Africa where we can begin to look at
51:57
other channels for supply and for distribution.
52:01
There you go. Look at other other countries.
52:03
But they ain't racist because the tariffs, even though they're
52:07
there, it's like we always say, it's short term pain for long
52:11
term gain. But the tariffs aren't biased.
52:15
They affect, they affect everybody.
52:17
Everybody gets affected by it. So tariffs saying racist, they
52:23
hate everyone in that sense. I don't know.
52:26
Yeah, tariffs. That's another.
52:28
It's another. It's word play.
52:30
You know, it's the word magic, racist, conspiracy theorist,
52:35
damaging for our democracy. These are their key catch
52:38
phrases. And they think that they can
52:40
continue to trick and lie to Americans, that somehow we're
52:42
just a bunch of dumbasses that don't see through their garbage.
52:47
And that's what they really think.
52:48
They think that you myself, George, are stupid.
52:51
And they massage these words, and they use the mainstream
52:54
media, and they use people like Pritzker.
52:56
Oh, he's hurting American families.
52:59
Yeah. Yeah, sure he is.
53:00
Pritzker. Go have another freaking Danish.
53:03
All right, Like I said, President Trump, the president
53:05
of Mexico, he's in common. And she's a lovely woman, but
53:08
she is so afraid of the cartels that she can't even think
53:11
straight. And that's why she should use
53:12
military might as my opinion, Trump should send in the
53:16
military to take out the cartels.
53:18
I don't think it's any different than what they've done in El
53:20
Salvador. I think it's the same situation.
53:22
They've been given too much money and too much power.
53:24
The fact that they're even trading in oil now think about
53:27
that, that they're trading in, you know, oil from different
53:31
countries that have bans on the oil importation and deportation,
53:36
of course, sales. And they're buying that oil, and
53:39
they're selling it to American countries and other countries.
53:42
Too many Americans have been killed.
53:43
He's right. Here's his comment.
53:45
George, let's play that clip. Mexico is saying that I offered
53:50
to send U.S. troops into Mexico to take care of the cartel.
53:54
She wants to know, is that true? Do you think I'm going to answer
53:57
that question? That's what.
53:59
I'm. Asking I will answer it.
54:01
It's true, Absolutely. Because they should be.
54:07
They are horrible people that have been killing people left
54:09
and right that have been. They've made a fortune on
54:13
selling drugs and destroying our people.
54:15
We've lost 300,000 people last year to offend at all.
54:18
And drugs, they're bad news. Yeah, that's true.
54:22
If Mexico wanted help with the cartels, we would be honored to
54:25
go in and do it. I told her that I would be
54:28
honored to go in and do it. The cartels are trying to
54:30
destroy our country. They're evil and you know, we
54:34
had 300,000 people died last year from fentanyl and all that.
54:38
We had hundreds. We had millions of people
54:40
brought into this country that shouldn't be here.
54:43
The cartels brought her in. So she said that.
54:46
I offered to do that. She's 100% right.
54:51
Well, she's so afraid of the cartels she can't walk.
54:54
So that's the reason. And I think she's a lovely
54:56
woman, but the president of Mexico is a lovely woman, but
55:01
she is so afraid of the cartels that she can't even think
55:04
straight. She's a lovely woman, great, but
55:09
she can't freaking run the country.
55:11
I mean, you can't be scared of the cartels.
55:13
I mean, I can understand that she's scared.
55:16
I get, I don't know, because the cartels are freaking ruthless.
55:21
So what you should do is go in some kind of protective
55:24
environment, Don't come out, let the US military come in, get rid
55:27
of all the freaking cartels, and then you come out of your cage.
55:30
Just stay in the palace or somewhere you're at.
55:32
I mean, why not? He's offering you the
55:35
opportunity to use American forces to clean up your problem.
55:39
Makes total sense to me. She don't want to lose all that
55:41
money she's got coming in. Yeah, that's what I think.
55:44
I think you're right. All right, we hear about climate
55:48
change constantly, you know, and all of us wonder, is it really
55:52
true? I'm not saying there isn't
55:53
climate change. The climate's been changing on
55:55
this planet for literally millions of years.
55:58
Well, can I add something? Yeah, the climate by me changes
56:01
every season, so I got 4 different seasons, so it's
56:04
changing. Yeah, yeah.
56:06
Well, they always talk about everything melting and they
56:10
never give you any of the other news.
56:12
Don't call to come back. Yeah, Antarctica's icy comeback
56:16
is what I'm calling it. Of course, this new report that
56:19
just was released that there's been an ice gain in Antarctica.
56:25
Ice gain. What?
56:26
Not just a little bit, George, Oh.
56:28
My God, this is all the climate activists.
56:30
They're going. They don't know what to do.
56:32
Yeah, yeah. So of course, this science,
56:35
China Earth Sciences reports that from 2021 to 2023, the
56:39
Antarctic ice sheet actually experienced a record-breaking
56:43
net gain and ice mass. So this was done with satellite
56:48
gravimetry. Anybody know what that is?
56:50
It's a data analyzed and they're saying that the Antarctica added
56:55
an average of 108 giga tons of ice per year during this period.
57:02
Now that's a net gain. They say it hasn't happened in
57:05
decades, but here it is. So of course, put that in
57:08
perspective. Between 2011 and 2020, Antarctic
57:11
was losing approximately 142 gigatons of ice annually.
57:15
But now this trend says it's going in the other direction and
57:19
people are saying what's changed?
57:22
Well, a lot of people are saying it's because they never study
57:25
the east part of Antarctica. They always just study the area
57:30
where it's losing, not the gain area, which would mean there's
57:32
probably been a net gain all along and they've been
57:35
misrepresenting the data. George.
57:38
Shocker, isn't it? The climate scientists are
57:42
misrepresenting the data. So what's the political agenda
57:45
here right. So the more they have you fear
57:47
about, you know, the climate, the earth's melting, the
57:50
temperatures rising, then they come up with all these different
57:53
fake ass solutions that really don't work just so you can spend
57:56
the money. They can have more grants coming
57:59
in and more their fake science they can go study.
58:03
It's it's just some money grabbing hell hole.
58:09
That's it. Well, here's the big, big
58:12
breakdown for you. So yes, Antarctica gained ice,
58:17
so that goes against what they said.
58:19
And no, it doesn't mean that we abandoned, you know,
58:21
environmental responsibility. I'm not suggesting we all of a
58:25
sudden go out Willy and nilly and don't care.
58:27
But I think what it does mean, we need honest, balanced
58:30
conversation about science. The science is only one sided.
58:36
And I think you have to start looking at when you know.
58:38
I think when scientific findings like this emerge, they deserve
58:41
media attention, not suppression.
58:46
So I don't think it's really the real dangers in a colder or
58:48
maybe a warmer Antarctica, but I think it's in a world where the
58:51
facts are filtered to fit the agendas so that they can
58:56
manipulate the public all across the globe.
58:59
That's what I think. I think we need honest
59:01
transparency with real studies that are not one sided, that are
59:05
not paid for by, you know, the the New World order or the deep
59:10
state, call it whatever you will, or the global elites
59:13
because they want to convince you that there's too much
59:14
population because they just want it their way.
59:19
So I just want to say be careful of the sources you listen to
59:22
when it comes to these considered climate hoaxes.
59:27
All right, George, this is crazy.
59:30
Iron Man is real, brother. What?
59:33
Iron Man is real, it appears. I'm trying to get this guy on
59:37
the show. I have to be able to find
59:38
contact information for him. We're talking about Alex Burkon,
59:42
George. He just built a fully functional
59:44
Iron Man suit in his garage. And yes, he has a working
59:48
reactor now. It's not an arc reactor, but
59:51
it's a hydrogen reactor. Hydrogen.
59:58
I mean, yeah, can can we get one?
1:00:02
I, I think it's cool. We've got a video.
1:00:03
This guy's been working on this. People are saying it's going to
1:00:07
be complete soon. It's pretty crazy.
1:00:10
He's got a full hydrogen reactor on his chest.
1:00:14
Is he, I wonder, Is he, well, is he even allowed to have a
1:00:19
hydrogen reactor? Here's my comment.
1:00:22
Hopefully this guy does not commit suicide.
1:00:26
You know how this works. New technology comes out.
1:00:29
I'm not sure you know his background.
1:00:31
Like I said, I'm going to try to get him on the show if I can.
1:00:34
I think it'd be interesting. It'd be a great topic, but let's
1:00:36
play the video. This is wild what he's done here
1:00:39
man. I want one.
1:00:40
Marks the pinnacle moment for a top Craftsman who has created
1:00:43
the most movie accurate Iron Man suit to date, earning him the
1:00:47
title of the real life Tony Stark among countless fans.
1:00:51
His name is Alex, and his journey to this achievement has
1:00:53
spanned nearly six years. While he couldn't build a true
1:00:57
ARC reactor, he handcrafted a hydrogen reactor as a
1:01:00
substitute. Notably, this is currently the
1:01:03
world's only personal hydrogen reactor.
1:01:06
With the hydrogen reactor in place, Alex was able to develop
1:01:10
the suits, jet thrusters and cutters on the arm through
1:01:12
plasma propulsion and hydrogen combustion testing.
1:01:16
This part of the project took the most time and effort to
1:01:19
allow the suits limbs to be controlled by the reactor.
1:01:23
We built an aluminum steel framework equipped with muscle
1:01:26
sensors. These sensors detect muscle
1:01:29
movements and use a pneumatic system to control the suit.
1:01:33
The pneumatics are powered by the high pressure hydrogen from
1:01:36
the reactor, effectively mirroring Tony Stark's approach
1:01:41
by using a single core reactor to control all aspects of the
1:01:45
suit. The suit's development is
1:01:48
ongoing, with Alex integrating 3D printing, carbon fiber, and
1:01:53
electroplating technology to make the suit as light and
1:01:56
durable as possible. The fully completed Iron Man
1:01:58
suit is expected to debut soon. How much do you think this suit
1:02:02
would be worth? Can we get one I.
1:02:07
Think it's pretty cool, I mean, so.
1:02:12
If you think about what, what do you develop, right?
1:02:15
He said what was it propulsion, plasma cutter or whatever it
1:02:18
just. Shoots out, yeah.
1:02:19
He's using plasma that's initiated by the hydrogen
1:02:22
reactor to power. So just think about, here's a
1:02:24
guy making this in his garage or wherever, right?
1:02:27
Just think about what our military has.
1:02:30
Yeah, he's going to leave you out with that.
1:02:32
Yeah, You know, you guys have seen lots of videos, you know,
1:02:37
the left coming out on TikTok and other platforms, and they
1:02:40
always want to talk about how tough they are.
1:02:44
You know, I found this video, this guy's come up before, but I
1:02:48
don't know what's wrong with these people.
1:02:51
This is really weird. I don't really know how to
1:02:53
explain it. This guy is alleging that the
1:02:56
left is very dangerous, that these are the kind of people
1:02:59
that you'd hate to go up against to get in an alley.
1:03:01
I guess in this particular thing, he's having a a fantasy
1:03:04
moment of protecting some woman that is in danger.
1:03:08
George, I hope this isn't making you afraid, George.
1:03:11
That's all I'm saying. I hope you don't get afraid.
1:03:12
I didn't look at this. I don't even know what's coming
1:03:14
right I? Don't want you to get afraid,
1:03:15
buddy. Hey, leave her alone.
1:03:22
You don't know who you're messing with.
1:03:25
I'm in the bad boy club. Oh yeah, and I'm not just any
1:03:39
bad boy. I'm the Dang leader of the Bad
1:03:46
Boy Club. That's right.
1:03:52
Now let me show you what US bad boys are truly capable of.
1:04:11
Now I guess. We.
1:04:12
Know why? Good girls love bad guys or bad
1:04:19
boys. What in the actual fuck?
1:04:26
What the fuck is that? You know, I saw the Iron Man
1:04:32
video and then I caught this shortly thereafter, and I was
1:04:36
thinking that the Iron Man guy is probably a conservative.
1:04:39
He's building a hydrogen reactor.
1:04:42
And this guy is, I'm not sure what's going on with him #1 he
1:04:46
needs to wash his hair. I'm not sure why it's so greasy.
1:04:49
I, I don't know what this is. I don't understand it.
1:04:53
Did he make you afraid, George? No, he's a soy boy.
1:05:00
There's some serious insanity out online sometimes.
1:05:02
We got to share it with you guys.
1:05:04
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Sam did that. Sam Childers never stopped
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because. The bad things never stop.
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There is only one Sam Childer. There is no one else like him in
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the world. And I said to him, I said, would
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you go now to get Kony in the Congo?
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He says, without a doubt, in a second.
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Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to
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And now God has me in the Congo, you know, So hopefully we'll
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meet up one day. But maybe I can lead him to the
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Lord or send him there. One or the other, huh?