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The Big Mig Talk Radio |EP056 · The Big Mig Show

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Welcome to the Big Mig Talk Radio show, broadcasting live
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from the Mile High City, Denver, Co.
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We are the tip of the spear, cutting through the noise and
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delivering an hour of unfiltered news, guests, and truth that
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transcends boundaries and unites the nation.
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This is the Big Mig Talk radio show.
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Welcome back to the Big Meek talk radio show.
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I'm your host Lance Miliacho with my Co host George
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Ballantine. Of course we are the tip of the
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spear. Our plan is to educate and unify
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the country one episode at a time.
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On this show, we believe it is better to be hugged by the truth
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than comforted with a lie. We're live in Denver and NYC.
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My ride or die. George Ballantine, How are you,
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Sir, this morning? I'm good Lance, what's going on
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Big make talk radio listeners, you know, here and over here in
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New York, it's 60° it's going up to today.
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So it's an quite a nice change from this week.
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You know, yesterday was windy and a little cold, but the warm
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weather works well with the knee replacement.
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The rain does not. That's all I could say right now
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and. That.
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But yeah, that barometric pressure will screw with
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surgeries and your joints. I feel it in my shoulders, you
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know, and all that, all that boxing and MMA years ago.
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I've got arthritis kind of tough in one shoulder, really bad in
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one. They want me to do a shoulder
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replacement, but I'm thinking about having it scoped.
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I don't know if that'll solve it.
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The arthritis now is gone from my knee.
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It's just that because it's still swollen and healing is
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because the rain affected. But yeah, that's that.
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But the arthritis is gone. I got a new knee, man.
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What do you mean no more? No, no, I'm just talking about
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my job. I.
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Know I feel I got metal plate and screws in my ankle.
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I mean I feel in other places. Trust me, I know what you're
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going through. Yeah, it's crazy, the one.
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The one shoulder's not too bad. It's not bad at all, but the
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other one really sucks. All right, well, listen, let's
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start out with a little shout out for our sponsors.
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for your promo code prepper. All right, George, crazy stuff.
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But, you know, they they say that money doesn't grow on
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trees, but it does appear that it can magically appear from a
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computer. Yeah, it's growing, growing from
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on a computer. It's growing from a computer.
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This is this story should be headlined everywhere in every
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news channel, but you're really getting crickets, which which is
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amazing to me because I just can't understand it.
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This like right now. This is a story of the year so
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far because I'm going to go over it.
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Elon Musk is saying Doge discovered 14 magical money
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computers which can just make money out of thin air.
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That's crazy. I I want one.
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I think we need one for the big Make talk radio show.
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Yeah, I mean, I know you, you text, you sent a a post Elon
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Musk asking. For I put a post, I asked Elon
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Musk, pretty pleased. Could it?
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Could the Big Big Show have one of the magic money computers?
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For 30 minutes, I mean, just 30 minutes, yeah.
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We need like 30 minutes and then we'd help out our listeners, our
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subscribers, our family members. I'd like to have it for an hour,
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but I'll take 30 minutes. At the end of the day, this is
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big stuff and what it's crazy about to me about the mainstream
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media and about so many of the people in government that in DC
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and in the states, all they're doing is bitching about, you
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know, doge and and complaining about everything that's going
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on. But at the end of the day, they
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they never talk about the people that are committing the theft or
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the people that are committing the fraud and how wrong they are
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for doing it. How did so my understanding is
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that, and this came out on Senator Ted Cruz's podcast
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called The Verdict and we played the clip today on the Big Mig
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Show because we just couldn't believe this was true.
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And now here we are on the big Mig talk radio show covering it,
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giving much more coverage to mainstream media.
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That's for sure. That's why you come to this
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show. But this is an explosive
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interview. And he found these machines
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across a bunch of agencies, the Treasury Department, Department
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of Health and Human Services, Department of Defense, and even
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the State Department. And I guess my understanding is,
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George, you just type in any amount you want to submit.
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There's no oversight. As long as you have the bank
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account information for the individual, you can just send an
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unlimited amount of money. I mean, so we need to know and
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we need to know now is who's receiving this money and where's
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where they get if where there's the money getting what account
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is it being drawn from? And it like how do they have
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just a free money computer you can type in, send any, any
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amount to whoever you want. But where's it coming from?
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Does does does Congress have oversight of it?
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Did they approve this budget? From my understanding, no, this
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is something outside of the budget and I guess it comes
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right from the Federal Reserve is kind of the way that I've
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read some additional information since he came out with his
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report. But I know the answer to what
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you're asking. Here it is.
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Oh ho ho, it's magic. I mean you.
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Didn't know oh oh oh. You think here just just just,
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I'm just going to look at one, the Department of Defense, DoD,
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now you're telling me that they could just fund all their Black
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Ops, You know, they're all their nefarious activities that the
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CAA do you know that they do that they always had like slush
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funds, You know, they sold drugs and all that stuff just to even
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probably Bitcoin, you know, so they can fund it.
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Now they're just funding it through that.
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What if it's just people sending it out to fabricated names and
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bank accounts in foreign countries or offshore accounts
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where they're acting like it's some important agency that's
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doing work for an NGO and they're funding it and it and
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they put in there that was paid by USAI mean they could just
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literally. What if they send it to their
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personal accounts? That's what I'm saying.
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I mean, how do you have, how do you know where the money went?
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I mean, they have to track back every dollar.
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And the question is, does this even thing even track where the
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money went? Or is it just create the money?
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And then they turn a bill over to the Federal Reserve and the
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Federal Reserve says, oh, you created a trillion dollars worth
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of Fiat currency. You owe us this much interest
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and you owe us this much for the currency because we know that's
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how it work. I mean, let's face it, the the
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Federal Reserve Bank is not federal.
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Well, it's crazy. Or is it a reserve?
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It's privately held. It's not even a government
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agency. But, and we don't even know what
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the exact, what the amount, what's what has been sent.
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They're saying they sent out trillions in payments.
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Trillions. Let's play this clip for the
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audience we got to hear. This is crazy.
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Just listen closely guys. One of the things you told me
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about is what you call magic money computers.
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That's crazy. So tell us about it, because
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I've never heard of that until you you brought that up.
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OK, so you may think that these that, that the government
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computers like all talk to each other.
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They synchronize, they they add up what funds are going
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somewhere and it's, you know, it's coherent that, that that
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the, you know, there's and that and that the numbers, for
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example, that you're presented as a senator.
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Yeah. Are actually the real numbers in
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one would think, one would think they're they're not.
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Yeah. OK.
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I mean, they're not totally wrong, but they're probably off
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by 5% or 10% in some cases. So I call a magic my computer,
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any computer which can just make money out of thin air, best
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magic money. So how does that work?
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It just issues payments and you said there's something like 11
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of these computers at Treasury that are that are sending out
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trillions in in payments. They're mostly Treasury.
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Some are with this, some at HHS, some at there's one, one or two
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at State. There's some at Dodi think we
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found now 14 magic money computers with Beijing, OK.
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They just send money out of nothing.
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So he already knows that like they they can't go and say, oh,
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that's the budget that you guys allocated to us.
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We have it here, we're sending it.
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No, that's not what he's saying. Just so everybody knows, I mean
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just. Just to stop some guy he puts in
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for his retirement, right? He says, hey, I'm going to
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retire in three weeks. And right before he retires, he
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sends himself a magic money computer, you know, deposit,
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Hey, I'm, I'm retiring, I'm going to get, let's say $50
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million from the US government. He sends it's some offshore
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accounts and then the guy disappears into the the wild,
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Wild West. I.
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Got to be honest with you, I might I might clone one of them
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computers and take it with me. I'm just saying there's fourteen
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of them. Can can Elon Musk just give the
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big Mig talk radio show just one of them?
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I think the listeners and subscribers would be super happy
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about that because I we would just start issuing payments to
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everybody. I mean, it's magic money.
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Why shouldn't I be able to get the David Copperfield for the
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audience? I don't know.
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Yeah, this is much better magic than David Copperfield or
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Houdini. This is they could call him the
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Houdini computer system, but I'm not even sure Houdini's magic.
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Was, you know, I didn't, I haven't heard Trump even speak
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on this. I mean, you would think the
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media like this is everybody that works for the mainstream
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media. They pay taxes too, just like
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us. And you would think that they
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would be upset. But no Lance.
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They don't care because they get they, they probably get money
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for the magic money computers. That's why we're upset, because
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we didn't get any. I want a magic money computer.
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I do too. That's what I that's my stocking
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stuff for George. Give me that for Christmas, all
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right? No, I got you to win between a
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black market. You got to get me a computer.
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Stay tuned for the big big talk radio show Don't Go Anywhere.
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George Bounty. We are bringing you the tip of
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the spear. And oh boy, dude, we got the tip
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of the spear on this one. SEC drops XRP appeal, so it is
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significant victory for Ripple and a broader cryptocurrency
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industry. That's right, all you XRP
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holders and crypto investors. the US Securities and Exchange
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Commission has officially dropped its appeal in the
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ongoing legal battle over XRP. Now, this is huge.
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This decision actually makes a turning point in regulatory
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clarity for digital assets, which this is big for president
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because it's actually reinforcing the precedent set by
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the court's ruling that XRP is not a security when sold on
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secondary markets. Huge, huge because listen,
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cryptocurrency all about, you know, decentralization.
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We don't want any government control.
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It's for the people by the people and and every crypto
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holder should be out celebrating dancing in the streets on this
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one huge Lance. Unbelievable.
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Well, it's a big deal. Let's face it.
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You know, the Gary Gensler and the SEC really weaponized
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themselves against the cryptocurrency markets and
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digital asset market here in the United States.
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This precedent is extremely important because at the end of
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the day, it's taken away a lot of uncertainty.
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This, just this lawsuit alone cost XRP holders and Ripple
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investors over $16 billion in value.
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And I think there's a class action at the end of the day
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that shouldn't shape up to happen in my opinion.
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I think some attorneys should look at it because I, I do
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believe they damaged XRP holders using incorrect law.
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That's what the judges ruled on. I think what we're looking at is
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this now you, you can see that XRP is going to be poised for a
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major surge in adoption by institutional investors, by
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institutionals themselves, and of course, all the potential for
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relisting. They were removed from a lot of
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major exchanges. Now that they were delisted,
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they're going to get relisted. And that's going to mean a surge
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in in XRP use, a surge in XRP value.
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And I think when you look at a drop like this, it really allows
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the community, you know, as a whole to gain what I would
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consider regulatory clarity. That legal battle settled.
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Now XRP is recognized as not a security.
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That's going to mean it's also can be used as precedents for
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anybody else that's been facing any of the SEC claims of that
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and the misapplication of the law.
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I think this is big man. It's going to, it's definitely
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going to add to legitimacy. It's going to just be a boost to
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leading to, you know, of course, the RE listings and of course
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the increased adoption for cross-border payments.
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And they've got 3300 contracts over at XRP.
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That's right, you heard me right, 3300 contracts that XRP
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and Ripple have never really been officially allowed to make
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public. They weren't allowed to do press
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releases or promote these contracts, and they were with
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institutions and governments all across the globe.
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And I think that's massive because when you think about it,
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how quickly can they release that news now?
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3-3 pieces of news a day. At that rate, it's going to take
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them over three years to release all the positive news.
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I think XRP is poised for a major increase in value.
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It's clearly going to be one of the market leaders.
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I think they're going to replace the SWIFT system.
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Brad Garlinghouse gave an amazing speech, and I think we
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should play that. George, do we have that?
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Yeah, we. Do I do have it?
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Yeah. This is this is a very
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inspirational, emotional speech. I'm gonna play it right now.
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Here we go it. Makes you want to cheer, doesn't
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it? Makes you want to go, yeah.
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Get your pom poms out. As many of you know, just over
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four years ago, the United States SEC filed its lawsuit
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against Ripple. I'm finally able to announce
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that this case has ended. It's over.
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Sitting here today and reflecting on four years ago, it
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seems very clear to me that this case was doomed from the start
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in so many ways. It was the first major shot
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fired in the war on crypto. I truly felt like I knew then
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that Ripple was not only on the right side of the law, but I
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felt that we were also going to be proven to be on the right
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side of history. And really, I think sends an
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ominous sign for innovation around cryptocurrency in the
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United States. Picking winners in general has
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not been something the US government should do in the
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business of doing. I think the judge realizes this
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is not just about Ripple. This will have broader
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implications. And as Mary J White, the former
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head of the SEC, has said publicly that she views this as
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a dead wrong and the SEC is dead wrong on this decision.
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Ripple is the first company with the resources, determination and
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grit to fight back against the agency's overreach.
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And today, this journey finally concludes.
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Today is a victory and long overdue surrender by the SEC.
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The SEC under Chairman Gary Gensler went after the whole
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industry using the same arguments they used against us.
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They weren't out to protect investors, they were out to
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intimidate and terrorize the regulator whose primary purpose
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is to protect investors. Went all in on a non fraud
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victimless lawsuit and wiped out $15 billion of value from
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innocent XRP whores. The SEC was the market
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manipulator. The SEC wasn't seeking justice.
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They were seeking to win a case at any cost.
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Forces inside our government aligned with the SEC and
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embarked on a campaign of D banking anyone associated with
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the crypto industry. This was law fair, a war of
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legal terror. Fortunately, the judge rebuked
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the SEC multiple times in this journey.
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First for lacking a quote, faithful allegiance to the law.
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The SEC was sanctioned in our case for discovery abuses.
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The pattern was repeated in other crypto cases.
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Well, let's just say they're trying to confuse you.
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We won then on every critical legal point proving that the
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digital asset XRP is not a security.
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That is now the law. And those wins have laid the
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groundwork for policymakers to adopt A set of rules for crypto
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that are in line with nearly a century of securities law.
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With today's news, the warrant crypto has ended in defeat for
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those who turned our own government against a technology
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in an entire industry. I'm heartened that we have paved
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the way for other industry players to see the value and not
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backing down and for others to use our legal playbook to fight
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back. We are now closing a chapter in
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crypto history. I think we're all stronger for
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our prior litigation successes and today's landmark victory
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progress is worth fighting for. We won multiple pro crypto
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victories the ballot box last year.
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It's time to make the US the crypto capital of the world.
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Thankfully, we have new leadership and executive and
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legislative branches of our government.
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That leadership is actively seeking a rational and
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constructive way forward on crypto.
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Let's make the most of this. This is an incredibly promising
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moment. Let's come together.
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Let's leave the tribalism behind.
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Let me make it clear that my main message, what Ripple's main
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message today is about gratitude.
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It's gratitude to everyone who stood by us, to every Ripple
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employee, to the incredible legal team here at Ripple, led
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by the best chief legal officer in the business, Stu Alder Rodi,
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Gratitude certainly to the XRP family, to our customers, to our
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partners, thank you. We couldn't have won this battle
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without all of you being behind us and working together.
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I truly believe we all agree there's immense opportunity with
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the largest accounting in the world finally taking a pro
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crypto and pro innovation approach to build this
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technology in order to solve real world problems for people
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around the planet. This is a fight Ripple never
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wanted, but one we knew we had to win.
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And today, emphatically, we have.
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Thank you. That's a great speech.
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I can't get tired of listening to that.
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That's just like music to my ears, man.
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Ripple, yeah. And listen.
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And crypto we trust. Yeah, there's no doubt.
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And don't forget you're bringing that up, George, if you, if you
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aren't already watching the Crypto Power Hour show on
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Rumble, it's every Wednesday at 3:00 PM and Fridays at 3:00 PM.
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And if you want to learn about crypto, if you want to get
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educated, if you want the right interviews, it's an amazing show
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that George and I are producing. It's powered by Solom Global, a
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It's great for beginners and advanced.
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We're going to have Johnny Tobacco on the Wednesday
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episode. Interesting enough, he's from
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Newsmax. He has got great information.
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He actually owns a bunch of Bitcoin ETF patents.
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Super knowledgeable guy. Really interesting character too
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from back East. We love him.
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Just had him on our regular show, the big big show on Rumble
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also. So but I think this is a major
21:36
set back for the SEC. They're going to have a loss of
21:39
credibility in any crypto related cases moving forward.
21:42
We're going to need increased pressure and this is going to be
21:44
caused by this Congress is going to need to establish some clear
21:47
guidelines and clear laws that actually apply to the crypto
21:51
industry. I'm not looking for wild, Wild
21:53
West, but I'm looking for some legitimate, you know, laws that
21:57
actually should be applied to crypto, not some misuse of our
22:00
current legal system just because you want to find the
22:02
hell out of a company. So and of course, this is going
22:05
to strengthen the arguments because the SE CS broad
22:08
classifications of crypto, it's no longer security and they're
22:11
going to have to reassess that the SEC, their strategy for
22:14
regulating these digital assets. I think, George, so this is a,
22:17
this is a win, win for XRP, for Ripple and for the
22:21
cryptocurrency community and digital asset community.
22:24
It is, but I want to touch on something you said like, yeah,
22:26
you think there should be like a big lawsuit going against them.
22:30
And I'm against that for a number of reasons.
22:32
One, the SEC is part of government, so if there's a
22:34
lawsuit, they lose. They use our tax dollars to pay
22:37
back us anyway. And the only people are going to
22:39
make out in that as the lawyers, and that's the last thing that
22:42
we need. So I'm against it.
22:44
Take the you know it is what it. Is compromise, I'll tell you
22:47
what, with no lawsuit, but you got to give me the magic money
22:51
computer for an hour and I get the 16 billion back from the
22:54
magic money computer and then I distribute it to all the XRP
22:58
holders. It's still same thing.
23:02
Dude it's a magic money computer.
23:04
It just out of magic magic. Imagine that.
23:09
Oh, it's magic. Exactly, You know.
23:12
Oh, oh, I never believe it's not so I don't know why I remember.
23:18
The words to that song. But if I did, I'd be sitting
23:20
right there. In the day, hey, never been
23:22
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23:29
I'm sorry to all our listeners right now at Atlanta Singing.
23:32
Yeah, clearly I. Might invoke it.
23:35
I used my my my money for singing lessons.
23:38
I clearly used it somewhere else.
23:40
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23:50
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23:52
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23:55
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23:58
come forward from people that defrauded the US government.
24:00
Those PPP phony scam loans, billions of dollars in fraud.
24:05
It looks like DOGE and many others are getting to the
24:06
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24:08
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24:10
It's caught in a secretive invite only, elite club for
24:14
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24:18
We'll see what's going on here. Ketanji Brown Jackson's part of
24:22
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24:24
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You cannot beat that. So we got Rep Cori Bush, I
27:03
should say ex Rep because she got voted out.
27:05
Anyway, she's now crying on the sideline.
27:08
She's like, Oh my God. Missouri Democrat Rep I might
27:11
add. She's she's, you know, she's
27:14
feeling the pain because now she doesn't have the power of her
27:16
congressional seat behind her. But the federal prosecutors have
27:19
charged her husband, right, with two counts of wire fraud that's
27:24
related to filing fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program, PPP
27:28
and other loan applications with the Small Business
27:31
Administration SBA. This was in 2020 and 2021.
27:38
So yeah, St. Louis, MO.
27:40
I mean, look at this. Looks like my looks like my boy
27:42
Eagle Ed Martin's on top of this one.
27:44
I love it. He's he's going after him.
27:46
I guess it's 20 grand, huh? So it doesn't sound like that
27:49
big A1 although there are billions in fraud.
27:52
I wonder exactly what he submitted.
27:54
It sounds like he received $8500 for a COVID-19 Economic injury
27:58
disaster loan, which you guys know were called Eid LS from the
28:01
SBA for for a company called Vetted Couriers which was a
28:06
moving company. And he also claimed his company
28:09
had 6 total employees and 32,000 gross revenue between January
28:13
2019 and January 2020. That's not much revenue at all.
28:18
And then he filed again for a second EIDL loan under a sole
28:23
proprietorship called Courtney Merits.
28:25
And there he fraudulently claimed to have a business and
28:27
employed 10 people and generated 53,000 gross revenue between
28:31
January 2019 and 2020. And then I guess he added
28:36
another EIDL advance of 10,000 based on the false loan.
28:41
So I don't know if he's got three loans, 2 loans, I don't
28:44
know. But in total, he's supposedly
28:45
received 20,832 in PPP loans. So, you know, he was cracking
28:52
and racking here, George. It just shows you like the
28:55
corruption with these people because this is this is what we
28:59
know. This is what she got.
28:59
That her, her she's in on it too.
29:01
So it's her and her husband got caught up.
29:03
Caught up on. Yeah.
29:04
I mean, if I wonder if if you look more into it, what you're
29:07
going to find on them. And, and this is probably why
29:10
she was in tears when she lost her her reelection.
29:13
She was like, uh oh, I don't know what I'm going to do now.
29:16
But you know, listen, you have so much fraud with politicians
29:24
on both sides of the aisle. I mean, we can go to we can go
29:26
to New York. The attorney general, She she's
29:29
the same person who went after Trump and she's doing the same
29:33
thing for years. I mean it's nothing seems to.
29:37
Me. Yeah, Letitia James.
29:39
Yeah, the attorney general from New York, she's.
29:41
Supposedly committed mortgage fraud and now some people are
29:44
saying that she might have fraudulently and I don't know if
29:46
these are true. These are allegations that she
29:48
might have filed some paperwork that she acted like she was
29:50
married to her father, basically using the credit for maybe her
29:54
mom who was passed away or her father.
29:56
I don't know exactly, but there's some claims about that.
29:59
I don't. I don't.
30:00
I don't know about that. I didn't hear that.
30:01
I know it was AI. Don't know if it was an
30:03
apartment building that she bought and I think it was.
30:06
It was disclosed that. On social media, we talked about
30:08
a lot of the properties didn't really have any connection.
30:10
We couldn't figure out how she had.
30:11
These properties were so valuable.
30:13
One of them was a brownstone that I think was worth two and a
30:16
half million dollars maybe if my, my, my memory, you know,
30:20
supports that. I can't remember if it was, but
30:22
there's a lot of weird stuff with, with real estate
30:24
transactions. But listen, let's face it, most
30:27
of these politicians are pretty corrupt at this point in
30:29
Washington, DC and otherwise. We know that Letitia James is
30:32
another one. You know, there's, there's no
30:34
surprise to me that she's part of this.
30:36
And it doesn't surprise me with this individual and her husband.
30:39
But you know, here's the thing. Here's the thing.
30:41
Let's just, I'm going to, I know I went a little with Leticia
30:44
James, right? What she did with the loans is
30:46
through the federal government. So now I'm surprised.
30:51
She's not indicted yet. Where's the that's?
30:52
What I was just getting now I'm surprised she hasn't been
30:54
arrested and indicted yet. Yeah, no.
30:56
Kidding, perp work perp walk her, get that picture to mug
31:01
shot and put it up everywhere just like they did to Trump.
31:04
Yeah, we'll get some T-shirts made of Leticia James and mug
31:06
shots. Except that would be a really
31:08
ugly T-shirt. I wouldn't, I wouldn't buy that
31:10
T-shirt. I wouldn't want a picture on me.
31:12
You crazy? I know I'm being funny.
31:14
There's a ugly mug right there. Yeah, she's, she's a definitely
31:17
unattractive inside and out. But, well, I think the big news
31:20
are these are these, these judges and these and these
31:24
attorneys. You know, we've always talked
31:26
about the lack of the, you know, about, first of all, we've
31:28
always talked about #1 about the weaponization of our judiciary
31:32
and how it's been used, you know, to, to go after Donald
31:35
Trump, to go after conservatives to, you know, really damage the
31:40
country from within. I've told you over and over
31:41
again that I think absolute immunity is a major mistake.
31:44
I think lifetime appointments are a major mistake.
31:47
I think qualified immunity is a major mistake.
31:49
I think all these things really damage the judiciary.
31:51
And at this point, I don't think the judiciary is operating as an
31:55
independent organization. And it's clear now this
31:58
investigative journalist that goes by Bad Kitty Unleashed, she
32:02
works with Gateway Pundit and others.
32:04
She says that she's figured out that there's a Chief Justice,
32:08
you know, court, of course, you know the Supreme Court.
32:10
John Roberts is involved in this secretive invite only club for
32:14
elite judges. They call it the club.
32:16
It's called Club America Inns of Court.
32:19
So it's the America Inns of Court includes a bunch of
32:23
radical, you know, America hating judges.
32:25
James Boesburg, you know, recently going against Trump and
32:28
coming out and saying preemptively that he's going to,
32:31
you know, not approve anything that Trump brings to his court,
32:33
which to me that's not that's not legal.
32:36
He's not sitting neutrally. He's weaponizing the judicial
32:39
system against our administrator, our, you know,
32:40
executive branch Beryl Howells involved Kentanji Brown Jackson,
32:44
another one Hamid Mehta. You know, they're all hard left
32:48
judges. They're all Trump haters.
32:50
And to me, they're all people that hate the country.
32:52
They hate conservatives. I think this is crazy.
32:55
This is a lot of fraternars in because it's not just the judges
32:57
that are involved. These are invites.
32:59
So they're inviting head, you know, defense counsels, a civil
33:04
rights attorneys are becoming part of this.
33:06
How does this not become completely corrupt?
33:10
I don't think you can keep impartiality if you're partying
33:12
and hanging out with all these people, George, do you?
33:15
No, I mean, look, this is just sickening.
33:18
I, I, I see this, this secret Society of, of, of judges and
33:24
lawyers and it reminds me of like the secret Society of
33:26
Epstein on Epstein island. It's just nothing good is going
33:28
to come of this. But if you look at any other
33:30
secret society, they're just, you know, from the Masons to, I
33:36
don't mean like to Illuminati, it's just all bad, but nothing
33:40
good can come of this. It's we talk about this all the
33:44
time with judges and like you, you can't just fire a judge.
33:49
And I'm going to say this, I'm going to let people know because
33:52
if Democrats get in power and they just fire, start firing
33:54
judges, that's what's, you know, we'll be, you know, go back and
33:57
forth. I always say that if a judge
34:00
rules on a case, and if that case go, somebody appeals and it
34:05
goes to the appellate courts and it gets overturned because the
34:07
judge is not ruled correctly on the, according to the, the rule
34:11
of law of the Constitution, on his first shot, he should get
34:15
some kind of penalties, something, you know, something
34:20
to do where he's going to feel the effect.
34:21
And the second time, then he loses his, his judgeship and
34:25
that's it. And that will, if that, if we
34:27
can get to that, then you'll stop a lot of wasteful time and
34:30
money in the appellate courts. I just don't think there should
34:34
be lifetime appointments. I think there should be an
34:37
independent review board that isn't controlled by the DOJ like
34:41
it is now that reviews these judges every two years and they
34:44
can get fired because of that. I, you know, I just don't think
34:47
that when you have a judiciary that's compromised by the
34:50
executive branch, it's compromised by people like
34:52
George Soros, that's compromised by election fraud or election
34:56
corruption, I don't think anything good comes from that.
34:59
I don't care whether it's a Democrat or a Republican.
35:01
This, this, you know, this, this group right here includes 150
35:04
lawyers and you start thinking about it, federal district
35:07
judges. It's too much camaraderie.
35:09
It's too much potential for conspiracy.
35:12
You know, I think the key is, and then you had people like
35:15
Deputy Assistant Attorney General Eichenholtz, you know,
35:19
Seth Eichenholtz and Michael Horowitz, the DOJ Inspector
35:22
General involved. They've attended these events
35:24
and they're part of these groups.
35:26
I don't think anything good can come from this.
35:28
And I think at the end of the day, you have to look at this as
35:30
from the perspective as we need a judiciary that stands
35:32
completely independently, that is neutral, that's not
35:35
weaponized left or right because people, people's rights are
35:38
getting violated. People are getting damaged
35:40
financially. Too many protections, absolute
35:42
immunity, qualified immunity, lifetime appointments.
35:46
I think it's too, too much all the way around.
35:48
I want to see an end put to this.
35:49
I'd like to see Pam Bondi get some things done, maybe a few
35:52
arrests, and maybe start going after some of these activist
35:54
judges and getting them out of there, charging them criminally.
35:57
Maybe. Maybe that would be a good deal.
35:59
Let's put a little fear of God on them.
36:00
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36:02
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39:38
put this into effect until I'm able to move there and buy a
39:41
house, because if you do this, you're going to skyrocket the
39:43
prices. Florida.
39:46
Is it Florida wasn't already great enough already?
39:48
Yeah, listen, they pulled in more than 55 billion in property
39:51
taxes for the 2024-2025 fiscal year.
39:57
And listen, some of the state are considering the idea of
39:59
dropping that figure to zero. Oh my God.
40:03
Please don't. Please wait.
40:04
Wait for George to go buy a house.
40:06
I mean, this is a serious move. It'd be the first state in the
40:09
US to ever do it. Listen, this is one of the
40:12
hottest. And they already don't have,
40:14
they already don't have personal income tax.
40:17
So no property tax, no personal income tax.
40:20
Make Florida great forever is what this is all about.
40:23
I mean, the cost of owning a house, you know, the obviously
40:26
the prices exploded it down there, but you know, and
40:30
mortgage interest rates are still high.
40:32
Maybe he can drop those next. He keeps going like this.
40:35
He's going to make that state. It's going to be full of people.
40:37
It's never going to stop. We got to get down there soon,
40:39
George. We got to get down there soon.
40:41
Actually, what they need to, what he needs to fix is
40:43
insurance, property property insurance, because that's like,
40:46
you know. But that's maybe why he's trying
40:48
to get rid of the property guys, because you're right, the
40:49
insurance has gone through the roof.
40:51
In some cases you can't even get hurricane insurance depending on
40:53
how close you are to the water. Yeah, so I mean, look, that'd be
40:58
great. I think it's awesome.
41:00
But like, dude, listen, the house sales declined in Florida
41:05
over the last probably six months, seven months.
41:07
So you know, it's going to correct anyway.
41:09
But you know, if this were to happen, you better hope Florida
41:15
never puts in a Democratic governor because they'll go
41:18
right in a legislator legislation.
41:20
They'll go right back to taxing because they just want more
41:23
money to waste and spend on bigger government.
41:26
And no doubt. Now there's they're back in the
41:28
legislators are back in session and they're saying this is the
41:31
hottest topic over there. Hot, baby, hot like hot potatoes
41:36
in your hand. You can't hold it.
41:37
Boom boom boom. Unbelievable, right?
41:40
Pretty cool. Well, listen.
41:42
Man. You know, U.S. military air
41:45
dominance may be back in line. We kind of fell a little bit
41:48
behind because we know the Chinese did we.
41:50
Well, we did a little bit. We did a little bit.
41:52
Some people were claiming that the Chinese aircraft were out
41:55
maneuvering US jets. But now with the F-47, I think
41:59
that's getting flushed down the toilet.
42:01
So this brand new F-47 fighter, it's the new hot topic.
42:06
It looks like air dominance for us.
42:07
This is next generation air dominance really.
42:10
And you know, Boeing got awarded the contract, a $20 billion
42:13
contract with, you know, bless them.
42:15
This is 6th generation fighter aircraft.
42:17
So this, this, this, this plane is really sophisticated.
42:20
It's got a bunch of cutting edge stealth features, enhanced speed
42:24
and maneuverability. And the ability to operate is a
42:26
central node within a network of semi autonomous drones.
42:29
So basically the F-47 can fly and coordinate with drones in a,
42:35
in a, in a, you know, in this, in a combat sortie together.
42:40
So it's that's pretty cool that it can actually work with the
42:43
drones and provide communication to them.
42:46
So the drones are operating independently, but it can
42:48
actually fly in a group. So that's that's pretty cool,
42:52
man. It is pretty cool like so is
42:55
this thing already developed? Like they already had the
42:57
design, they just got to build them now because they got the.
42:59
Concept. That's how they got the
43:02
contract. I think they've already produced
43:03
some of the prototypes. I mean, this is, this is, this
43:10
is amazing, like clear, this is actually this is they say this
43:13
is a strategic contract award. They're saying Bowen's selection
43:17
over competitors like lock Lockheed Martin signifies a
43:20
pivotal win for the company. I mean, imagine this thing can
43:24
work as a so basically it can function it.
43:27
So it's a command center when they send up a fleet of drones
43:30
with it. So it operates the semi
43:32
autonomous drones as the as the commander.
43:36
So it can basically integrate those drones into flight
43:38
patterns, attack patterns, you know, warfare and
43:40
reconnaissance. That's some crazy stuff right
43:43
there, man. This is next level.
43:46
But AI is here to stay and so are so are drones.
43:48
So I think we're going to see more and more of this kind of
43:51
operation and and capabilities in our in our aircraft.
43:55
It's a big deal, man. Stealth and survivability.
43:58
So this is definitely a stealth craft.
43:59
We know that. Yeah.
44:01
They're saying the speed and maneuverability is designed for
44:04
superior agility and speed, enabling rapid response and
44:07
dominance. So I wonder what, how fast this
44:10
baby goes. They ain't telling us, I don't
44:12
think. I'm probably going to keep it
44:13
top secret. Yeah, I think, I don't think
44:15
they're saying it now, but who knows if it'll get leaked, you
44:17
know that is but big news other. Listen.
44:20
Hold on each United Arab Emirates has announced the
44:22
monumental commitment they're going to invest 1.4 trillion in
44:25
the United States over the next 10 years.
44:27
All thanks to President Trump. He's just there a few days ago
44:32
and he secured this deal. I didn't see any deals like that
44:37
the last four years. I mean, if you look at it, look
44:39
at all the countries that are putting money back into the
44:44
United States, look at Japan, how many billions they're doing.
44:46
I mean, this is the biggest, this is trillions.
44:48
I mean, unbelievable. It's historic, right?
44:53
Well, they're talking about strategic investment framework.
44:56
You know, they've already been in high level meetings with
44:58
Trump. We know about those and they're
44:59
going to bolster the sectors including AI.
45:02
So it sounds like they might be investing in some of the AR,
45:04
supercomputing, quantum computing.
45:06
We're doing semiconductors, energy and manufacturing with
45:09
the US. So maybe they're going to make
45:10
investments in semiconductor companies and others.
45:13
This is a, this is a historic investment commitment.
45:16
I don't think we've ever had a commitment this big.
45:18
And they're going to focus on technological advancement.
45:21
That wouldn't be surprised if Elon Musk is at the center of
45:23
this move. Any energy sector collaboration,
45:27
that's a big deal. And of course, manufacturing
45:29
industrial growth is another one of their focuses.
45:31
So it's. Definitely going to focus and,
45:33
you know, strengthen our relations with the United Arab
45:36
Emirates, that's for sure. So it's semiconductor,
45:38
semiconductor development, AI, we're talking about chip making
45:40
too, right? I just have because I think
45:43
that's one of the for security reasons for this country, we
45:47
need to start building ships here and not rely on NVIDIA in
45:52
Taiwan over there because let's face it, that region is
45:54
unstable. China's just looking for any,
45:57
any way inside to take over. And if that happens, forget it.
46:01
They weren't supposed to get any of those chips and they somehow
46:04
were able to acquire chips through nefarious ways.
46:07
But. Yeah, yeah, a lot of people say
46:10
that the estimates they gave out on deep sea aren't correct, that
46:13
in fact deep sea cost a lot more than it did.
46:15
But there is, you are right that they're saying that they
46:17
actually got the NVIDIA chips for that setup.
46:21
So it's pretty frightening. Yeah, aluminum production, you
46:25
know, I was just watching, I think in Utah they have the
46:28
biggest pit in the world where they they're mining for copper
46:33
and they're saying copper is going to more than probably
46:36
double in the 10 / 10 years. And the reason they can't build
46:39
more mines and stuff because regular regulation.
46:42
So they're hoping they're saying that they're going to get rid of
46:44
that regulation. So that's something to actually
46:46
look out for too, because copper is big.
46:49
They use a lot of things. So we'll see what happens.
46:51
But listen, it's March, it's March Madness.
46:55
It's a Cinderella tale for the ages.
46:58
Listen, you know, coming up into March Madness, I mean, when we
47:04
talk about Cinderella, the tale, if you look at some of the
47:06
games, Lance, like there were last a bunch of games with last
47:10
minute buzzer shots. I mean, it wasn't it's amazing.
47:13
I mean, I've never seen that before.
47:17
And you're talking like, you know, tiny schools coming,
47:19
coming out and beating bigger schools.
47:21
No one saw this coming, not even the bookies.
47:24
They got it wrong. I mean, it's amazing.
47:27
Like, you know, officially started now yesterday.
47:30
Now yesterday, Thursday, the 20th and let's say let's come.
47:35
They face number three seed Iowa State in Raleigh, NC I mean,
47:40
it's just a lot of big games going on.
47:41
There's up, there's been upsets already on Thursday, but it's
47:46
like, listen, it's going to be huge.
47:50
It's anybody's ball game here there.
47:53
You know, like back in the day, you used to have all these like
47:55
3-4 schools that were dominant. I remember when St.
47:58
John's, Georgetown. Oh yeah, George Sandwich.
48:00
Remember those days? Those are, I mean, those are big
48:03
days I used to love watching. I'm from New York, so you know,
48:05
you, you hear about Saint John's and Georgetown all the.
48:07
Time, I mean, Alabama's on on South side is ranked #1 or #2 I
48:12
mean, but yeah, it's anybody's game.
48:14
Like, you know, if you come hungry for their, if the kids
48:16
are hungry and they're feeling it, they're going to win.
48:21
Like, look, they say, look, the one, there's one.
48:24
The shot heard around Nashville, Tyrese Jackson's 35 foot buzzer
48:28
beater in overtime, they stunned Iowa State.
48:31
I mean, Can you believe that? That's that's a crazy, that's a
48:34
crazy shot. I think.
48:35
Under pressure. All right, listen, you know, let
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