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World At WAR with Dean Ryan Ep. 'Police State 2026' · Real Deal Media

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None. Something ain't right.
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The. Hiya, Shahama Konishua.
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Traditional music. Are we on?
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Yes, we are. Good evening everybody.
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Welcome to Real Deal Media's number one late night show,
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World at War. I am Dean Ryan and you only live
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twice. You only live Twice is tonight's
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show. Tonight's episode is Police
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State 2026. Hopefully hope to God you can
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hear me or else I I all hell will break loose.
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If not, I'll try to remember in my most feeble mind to check the
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live chats here. Tonight is Police State 2026.
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This is probably one of the most important shows I have yet to
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do. All year long when I've been
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able to do shows, this is the most shadow band censored show
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in America. It's annoying, it's frustrating,
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and somebody's going to pay for it eventually.
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But tonight, you're going to hear a main report tonight about
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the police state that's going to be affecting all of you out
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there. As I'm going to tell you about
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what is now coming to a city near you, at your local red
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lights, green lights, yellow lights at your intersections,
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the SWAT, I believe they're called, the cameras.
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And I'm going to tell you who's behind it, how it's happening,
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and just how easy it is to access your DNA, your driving
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patterns everywhere you go. And you better believe this is
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happening in Europe. And the the the caveat too, a
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lot of this is manufactured in Canada, but it originates
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somewhere else. I'm not going to tell you
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because they'd be cheating. You're going to hear it here
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tonight in the real deal politics segment.
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I'm going to be very proud of this one here tonight as we get
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to it. So please state 2026 also.
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I don't come empty handed. You know me.
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Bring your own. Well, news stories in this case
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is also we're going to be getting into the gas spikes.
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Yes, a lot of things are being spiked and then it's not the
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punch these days. No, the only punch it is is
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right in the gut. Yes, it is.
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And sometimes the kisser is. We're going to be talking about
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the gas spikes as the short term pain, long term gain.
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People can kiss my gas nozzle as they shove it down your throat
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right into my gas tank. I'll tell you more about that.
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Plus there's a new surge, not in spikes and gas, but yes, in
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ticks, rickets. Do you want a hunter?
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Do you want a Honda? We'll be talking about that.
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Plus, the Ebola is saying, excuse me, Honda, it's all about
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me. We're here to stay.
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You ain't taking us. We'll be talking about the virus
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wars. That's going to be very
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exciting. Plus, there's a new thing at the
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airports now that is surpassing long lines, long waits, even
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surpassing the new very relative industry of line sitters.
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No, I'm talking about TSA rotisserie gold chicken,
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something you're going to want to bring on your next flight and
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the TSA people are not. They're going to love it so much
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they might have a little extra pinch in your derriere tonight,
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if you know what I'm saying. Plus, Barnes and Nobles has a
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huge announcement. I'll be breaking it to you.
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Plus some World War 3 News, a warning from Turkey.
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We went from rotisserie to announces.
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Turkey has a message for us all. We'll see what that's all about.
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Plus, real deal politics. Big, big, real deal politics.
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The mag events are rolling out as we get closer to the
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midterms. Yes.
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If you have your old red hats, well, they might be a little
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dusty and might remain that way. And you'll see why.
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Plus, Thomas Massie is in the fight for his political career,
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and it feels a lot he's in a fight for our lives as well.
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I'll explain why that is. And there seems to be a backlash
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against the, the, the Israelites in Congress.
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Yeah, yeah. What is that about?
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Who's the victim this time? And how do we become victims
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too? I'll share that with you.
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And the main story. Plus Trump's UFO postings are a
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little out there. Yes, they are.
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And why is that in a new asteroid coming to a city near
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you just in time for the midterms?
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Just the way we like it. That's how we like our asteroid
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play around here. So all that a whole lot more
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right here on World at War. So before we get started, I must
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tell you a few things I wrote down.
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Well, that's a mustard packet. And OK, never mind for that.
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I still remember well, I must tell you that remember to share
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like to gossip about other shows who gossip about shows.
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The originality tonight today is far view in between.
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Thank you very much for your support and there's let's just
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hope to God with our prayers and thoughts, I can make it through
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Tonight Show. OK.
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And we're broadcasting on Real Deal.
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Well, the real Dean Ryan over there on the travel page on
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Facebook, as well as Dean Ryan TV and Rumble.
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So there we have it. Now let's get to some headlines
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from around the world and in your neck of the Israeli woods,
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shall we? Well, that destination a little
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up the roads from the habitations we used to know is
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not just a thing of the past is now.
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There seems to be a new nuance this time.
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Not at synagogues. No.
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Guess again. It's now happening to mosque.
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Can you believe it? Yes, just in time for the summer
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of psyops. Well, there's one more psyop in
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the late spring that we have to get to and tend to.
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This time we are talking about it with great animosity.
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The little peace, love and understanding too is now
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shooting at mosque is now underway.
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This happened over there in Claremont somewhere in
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California. Yes, I know Claremont well,
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don't ask me why. But now three people have been
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killed after two teenagers have now opened fire at a San Diego
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mosque packed with children. So Claremont over there in San
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Diego County, allegedly, Well, now it's what police are now
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describing as, yes, you guessed it, a hate crime.
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Silent H over there as the dozens of local police now and
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SWAT teams including them have now converged on the Islamic
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Center over there in San Diego at around noon earlier today
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where they say three men have died.
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Yes, in an effort to launch a guard of war and launch a
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greater distraction in launch the infighting of Americans will
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now five people are the in updated news, five people are
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now dead, including two teenager suspects very reminiscent of
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what we saw over there in the Boulder, Co shootings a long,
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long time ago. That is all these two teenage
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suspects who have died of apparent self-inflicted gunshots
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after a mass shooting over there at the Islamic Center in San
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Diego just before noon earlier today.
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Now, the victims included heroic security guard who cops say it
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likely averted a worse tragedy. Now, Donald Trump who called
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this shooting a, quote, terrible situation, adding I've been
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given some early updates, but we're going to be going back and
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be looking at it very strongly. The updates probably happened
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before the shooting started, but don't ask me now.
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The San Diego Police Department received reports of a shooting
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just before noon as I reiterated earlier, and they said it has
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been neutralized, UN quote. Now the Islamic Center's largest
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mosque over there in San Diego, right up there with the Mormons
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and his home to the school for pre-K to 3rd grade students.
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Now three adult male victims including a security guard died
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as the result of a shooting. Now miraculously, no children
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were harmed in the horror attack where Israel said damn it, we
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missed 2 suspects who believe are believed to be 17 and 19
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year olds died from self inflicting inflicted gunshot
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wounds with probably the help of paratroopers or paramilitary
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fact that is. Now, what might have any of the
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shooting you might ask? Well, it remains unclear.
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Officials have said sadly there's no motivation at this
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time. No, there's not.
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There's no, well, there's no engraved casings and there's no
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manifesto and there's not even a rap video to go with these
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shootings. So what are we even covering
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this for? Very weird stuff.
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Now, this comes on the eve or I should say post on the heels of
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a several shootings, one of them being at the Jewish school in
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San Diego that's now on lockdown as well.
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Now police told CNN, which is apparently a news organization,
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that hate speech was scrawled on one of the weapons used in the
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shooting. I stand corrected.
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Damn it. We found the engraving,
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everybody. And I didn't review this story
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beforehand. That tells you just how
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clairvoyant I am. Well, they added that one of the
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gunman had taken a weapon from their parents house and he left
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a suicide note which included discussion of racial pride.
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Just when you thought it was just a random shooting, the FBI
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and the ATF said no, we're better than that.
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Now, the details of the language on the weapon and the suicide
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note was not revealed at this time.
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They're still writing it, That is well, now the police said
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they believe the security guard played a significant role.
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They're going to start building the heroic character role you
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watch, ensuring that the incident didn't result in more
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casualties. Now, the three victims were
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found dead outside the Islamic center by the responding
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officers. Now, around the same time,
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reports of activity of gunfire blocks away were being reported.
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They don't know why, but the engravings on the rifle, the,
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the, the gun in question. Now, what kind of gun was it?
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Well, witnesses told CBS that they heard up to 30 gunshots
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from what he said sounded like appeared like a semi automatic
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weapon. Can you believe it?
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Well, dozens of children are seen forming human chains to
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evacuate the building. Well, apparently the gunmen were
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just trying to look for Hamas, who were just using human
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Shields at the mosque and hiding behind people.
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I mean, that's what I'm sure we would have heard from a
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different outcome, but the story's still developing at this
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time. It's worth noting, I guess, in
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some weird odyssey that Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, who's
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fighting for her political career, said that the following
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that she's, quote, outraged and heartbroken.
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And yes, that's news. So there you have it.
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That's what seems to be happening.
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They're trying to just engulf inflamed the the racial tension
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between Muslims, Jews and everyone else who noticed things
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about Israel. That is, that's how that one
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goes. Now continuing on.
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Well, now we go to gas spike. Yes, you might have noticed the
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pump is hurting. And it it's it's only beginning.
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I mean, we're out of war. We're going into war.
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It's almost like the war begins and ends as soon as the music
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stops. Well, in this case, it's not
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much different in this, well, in this gas price hike, which is
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now, get this, now gas prices are up in the United States on
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average a whopping 56%. Can you believe it?
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Can you believe that one? Does Fox News, do they know this
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is Fox News reporting that is Jesse Waters.
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Mr. Watch the Waters is he's reporting that is Mark the
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Humpty Dumpty, Egghead Levin telling you it's up 56%?
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No, 'cause it won't affect them, 'cause we're suckers.
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Well, US gas prices have gone up and up and up since the country,
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US that is, have now bombed Iran on behalf of Israel because we
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love Israel. In case you don't know.
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Now in March, it's now it was reported all the way back then
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that the average gas price in the country had gone up to from
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2 point, excuse me, $2.89 a gallon to $3.48 a gallon.
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And by the way, where the hell are they starting to their those
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gas prices from 'cause it's $6.15 where I am now.
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The average gas price in the US is a whopping $4.51.
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I mean, you know, I guess if you're looking in Nowheresville,
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just Arkansas at this point, well, that that's a 56% increase
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in the price of gasoline since the US had a role, huge role in
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Iran's demise, or so they say. Now everyday the chatter about
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potential solutions, the war in Iran and Strait and the blockage
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of her Hormuz blockades and the blocking of it.
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The blockage of the blockade have made a gas prices go up and
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down like a roller coaster. But unlike Trump's poll numbers,
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which you'll find out later, this one is unpredictable.
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So we'll keep an eye on that as this work seems to have no end
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no matter how close we get to the primaries in the midterms.
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Moving on. Well, now there's another surge,
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the tick surge and then that little rat and mouse that loved
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us come that comes with it. Well, this is another tall tale
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shine of desperation. Yes, it is a deep state kind of
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thing. Well, now there's a tick bite
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surge happening throughout the United States.
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In fact, Sorry, you just never can be too sure these days.
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We'll now tick bite surge sending many to ERS.
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Yes, that's true. As the tick activity increases,
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now experts now are taking extra precautions and they advise us
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to do the same before spending time outdoors.
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Well, emergency room visits are now are up for tick bites have
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now reached their highest levels for this time of year since 2017
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to be exact. Now several regions of the
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United States are seeing increased tick activity due to
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warmer temperatures and the very strategic placements of tick
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boxes put there by nefarious actors like Bill Gates and the
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people that play them. Well, they're seeing now the
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increased tick activity due to all of those features.
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Now, this is all according to the people where it all stemmed
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from, the center of deception, control and prevention.
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Now, an estimated 476,000 people received treatment for Lyme
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disease on average each year. Did you know that that's a bio
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weapon? It is affecting our people half
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a million, half a million every year, making it the most
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prevalent tick borne illness in the United States in quite some
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time. Absolutely.
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Now, the CDC has now issued even more warnings, in case you were
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paying attention, that the Northeast states are seeing the
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largest increase in tick related emergency room visits since,
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yeah, all the way back in April, with rates far higher than the
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rest of the United States. The Midwest, that is, is the
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second most affected region in all all of mankind.
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Now, what are we talking about here?
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I want to show you this because we need to know and you need to
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know just like I do here is AI want to show you a graph of what
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I'm talking about. I think this is very key to our
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discussion here. Have a look at this and
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depending where you live or you reside well in Canada should be
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weird too. You're not that far.
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Well have a look at this where Lyme disease cases are highest
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in the United States. Well, let's see where is where
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am I on this list? Well, forget me for a minute.
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Well, as you can plainly see right there, take bites over
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here on the Northeast, especially when you go across
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the Canadian border, the Northeast are the highest.
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Well, wherever Plum Island is over there by New York, that's
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where it all originates, excuse me, originated from and it's
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made its way to Michigan. But really the Northeast is a
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huge, I would say the Northeast and Michigan and the Mideast.
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So there you have it right there.
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You can see that on your screen. If not, if you're just listening
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to this, yes, the Northeast, including the Mid East as well.
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And there, there you have that one here.
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OK, Now we're going to go to an incredible.
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Well, there's something else that's now coming.
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The new Ebola. Have you heard about this?
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Have you heard about this? The new Ebola is now here.
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Well, we have the hantavirus. We have, we have all kinds of
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diseases that come from that and it's crazy.
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Unlike the ticks, which is causing people Lyme disease and
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people to become allergic to meat from the black legged tick.
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I don't even want to show you these.
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I hate and I hate insects to to to a very certain point.
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Anyways, yes, let me tell you about the Ebola virus that's now
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making waves across the country. But really this is coming out of
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Congo. But an American born national
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was there to help. Over there in Congo has now
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tested positive for Ebola and it's making all of the news and
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the hysteria across many beltways while now American test
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positive for the rare incurable Ebola strain as outbreak spreads
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and kills more than 100 people. Now, if you remember this from
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10 years ago during the Obama years, everybody was saying get
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a bathtub, fill it with ice cubes and jump in it.
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So unless that was some kind of you know, you know, pledge week,
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praying for sororities, I don't know what is.
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But listen to this now an American based in the Democratic
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Republic of Congo that has been going under becoming a ethnic
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cleansing genocide over there of its own by the border of Rwanda
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due to China and something Elon Musk bill in the blank.
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Well, now as someone who is from the United States has contracted
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the Ebola over there in Africa's nation's latest outbreak.
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Now the here we go, the center of deception control and
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prevention said Monday. They just these people just seem
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to be Johnny on the spot, don't they?
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It's almost like they plant these things and just say, oh,
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don't worry, we have a cure. Look what's at the end of a
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syringe. Well, now, the CDC said Monday
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that an American doctor working with the medical missionary
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organization over there in the DRC developed the Ebola strain
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that's incurable through his work of charity.
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Now, the unidentified individual developed the symptoms, which
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can include sudden fever, intense weakness and severe
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headaches, sore throats, and muscle and joint pain.
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Yes, just for starters. Now the effect that Americans
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being evacuated all at once to Germany right there were
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Netanyahu was last seen. It's unclear specifically why
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Germany was chosen. I don't know because maybe it
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has something to do with somebody who went there for
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treatment. You do you fill in the math on
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that one. Well, it's unclear specifically
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why, like we were saying, but it is a home of US Army's, a
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Regional Medical Center by the land stall Regional Medical
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Center to be exact, which is specialized wards equipped to
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handle infectious disease. Now an additional 6 individuals
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are also in the process of being evacuated to receive treatment
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monitoring such of a rare incurable Ebola.
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About 25 people all together are now working in the US office
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over there in the DRC. And the CDC said it is sending
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another person to the region from Atlanta.
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Now, what is the risk, you might ask?
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Well, the case comes amid an outbreak of Ebola caused by a
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rare a something called a Bundai Bogo strain, which has killed 88
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people in the DRC since last month.
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There's also been 1 confirmed case and 336 suspected
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incidences of this rare Ebola mother, the dead or at least 4
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healthcare workers. Yeah, I'm never going to Congo
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ever, ever. That's just not in my that's not
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in my travel plans for me. Now this is the in closing, this
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is the 17th Ebola outbreak in the DRC or the virus isn't
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epidemic at this point since it was discovered all the way back
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in 1976 to well, the bicentennial year, if you
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recall, but only the third caused by the bun, the Bundy
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Bagayo. Bundy Bagayo.
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Can you say that with me? Bundy Bagayo.
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OK, so that's how that one goes. This is just it's it's
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incredible. Just Ebola, Honda everything.
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It's I don't know how we manage from that.
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It's just exquisite, isn't it? Well, that now leads us to
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something, another exquisite thing that if you're traveling
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this year, well, you, you know, you know how bad it is
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traveling. You know how the TSA are so
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invasive, so touchy feely, and the lines go all the way back to
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the parking garage? Well, what else could be
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possibly just creating such a muppy wrench in your travel
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plans? Well, there might be a change
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for that now, because now the TSA is now letting up and
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allowing certain things to pass through.
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And what are those things is now?
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Well, yes, rotisserie chicken, I know, I know.
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Finally, it's about time, isn't it?
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Let me tell you about this now as the TSA now explains
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reasoning for permitting rotisserie gold chicken in carry
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on luggage. It's OK.
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Well, just for all you meatloaf, well, meatloaf lovers out there,
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there will be your time to to come.
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Well, in this case, let me tell you about this now is the TSA
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has now a strict ban on the number of items when going
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through the airport security. Yes, you know how many expensive
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toothpaste colognes amongst others that we've had to give
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up? However, now there's one thing
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surprisingly lenient on it's list that they're going to allow
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you to, well, ring on through. That's rotisserie gold chicken.
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While the TSA has explained the reason plane passengers can pack
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rotisserie chickens into their board, their carry ONS, luggage.
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While they're saying when traveling people often take
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snacks to enjoy throughout the journey.
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But there are few people who would think to bring an entire
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chicken on their travels. While some snacks and drinks
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aren't allowed. While this is now really making
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a change. Maybe because it's all protein
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and very low in carbs. But rotisserie chickens, you
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might ask? Well, as many as you can fit in
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your carry on, apparently. People were quick to react to
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the social media post recently expressing their thoughts on the
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rule. It comes as the TSA issued a
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warning on how to avoid long lines as summer vacation travel
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packs up. They want to make sure you can
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pack a picnic as well, one person said.
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I've never been a big fan of the TSA, but this might turn it
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around. Real ones marinate their chicken
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with protein shakes. That way you get the best of
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both worlds. That's right, Many people are
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very ecstatic. So far.
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No word on whether you can bring potato salad or macaroni or
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fruit salad for that fact, but sweet Hawaiian rolls a OK, and
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many books on that case. It's a weird world we're living
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in, and I'm quite hungry. Moving on.
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And finally, that now brings us to this.
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Well, Barnes and Nobles has made almost a Guinness World Record
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kind of a break here. Yes, one of the few chain stores
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that still has books where you can go in there, read magazines,
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you know, read the Karma Sutra and have your coffee too.
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Well, let me tell you about this.
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This is quite exciting or dystopic depending who you ask
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and how you look at it. Well, in this case now, Barnes
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and Noble is now selling the 1st number one seller of an AI
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written book. They're the first ones that
27:14
carry it in their stores. That's right.
27:16
The retailer plans to open 60 more stores in the US this year
27:20
because people love going there. Well, James Dawn gave us a
27:24
daunting little message earlier today as the CEO of Barnes and
27:28
Nobles has declared that he has, quote, no problem with AI
27:31
written books being sold in retailer stores.
27:34
Still no word on whether he's going to accept Hustler or other
27:37
magazines for that fact. One recent segment in the NBC
27:41
News, if that's still a thing. Well, they asked Daunt how AI
27:46
has affected the book publishing industry.
27:49
The question came amid fierce concerns and creative industries
27:52
about AI generated content replacing authentic human art
27:55
and artists seeing paid work disappear as their literature is
27:58
being used to train AI models. Hence, AI data centers, UN
28:05
quote. Well, here's a quote from many
28:08
of them. Or excuse me, the CEO.
28:10
In this case, we said yes. I actually have no problem
28:14
selling any book as long as it doesn't masquerade or pretend to
28:17
be something that it isn't in that it it, it has an essential
28:21
quality to it and that customers and readers will love it.
28:25
And it also must require a lot of pictures because sometimes
28:29
reading, well, it's a real drag. UN quote.
28:33
Well, so there you have it right there.
28:34
So Barnes and Nobles. So we're going to be replacing
28:37
authors now. How exciting is that?
28:39
If you're writing a book, put your pens down.
28:41
What are you wasting your time for?
28:43
And those are some headlines from around the world and in
28:46
your neck of the woods. Let's get to some real deal.
28:49
Well, World War 3 News because it's getting pretty hot and
28:52
heavy, isn't it? It's getting pretty hot and
28:57
heavy, isn't it? OK.
29:13
Well, it's getting pretty hot and heavy, isn't it?
29:15
Well, that's brings us now to World War Three.
29:18
Well, this is another surprising thing.
29:20
Just as Trump came back from his China meeting, yes, where he had
29:24
some incredible dim sum from McDonald's over there.
29:27
You might have heard about this. He was even caught looking at XI
29:29
Jinping's notebook, which is all in Chinese, which if you're like
29:34
me, you're thinking, God, when did Trump learn how to read
29:39
Mandarin Chinese? The more we know every day, the
29:42
more we know every day. Well, let me tell you about this
29:45
now. Now, as we were all distracted
29:47
by that as we are like cats chasing laser pens on the wall
29:51
while this happened. Now, Trump says he's postponing
29:55
a quote, scheduled attack of Iran tomorrow.
30:00
Gee, I wonder why? I can't imagine why.
30:04
Was it something with his stocks?
30:05
It was something was Xi Jinping. Well, now President Donald Trump
30:08
said he's calling off the plan to attack Iran on Tuesday after
30:12
the heads of three regional powers in the least asked him to
30:15
hold off. Yes, they did.
30:18
Trump said he received requests from Qatar and their Saudi
30:23
Princess over there. They said stop, stop the name of
30:28
nuclear war. Well, what about Defense
30:30
Secretary or the secretary of war Pete Megadeth and Joint
30:34
Chiefs chairman General Dan Kane, who said this was a
30:36
horrible idea from the gecko? Well, they should still, quote,
30:40
be prepared to go forward with a full large scale assault on Iran
30:44
on a moment's notice in the event that an acceptable deal is
30:47
not reached, Trump said. And I'm sure they were rolling
30:51
their eyes just like we are right now.
30:53
Isn't that something unbelievable?
30:55
Unbelievable on that case. This is now in addition to that,
31:02
I can now tell you this as we were being distracted in China
31:07
and that's one of the operative words here tonight.
31:08
Well, what what about Israel? Israel?
31:12
Israel was caught taking more land in a very flat in Gaza as
31:17
now the settlers are moving in. In a just unbelievable news as
31:23
you thought, how low can you go? And the Israeli said, well, you
31:27
ain't seen nothing yet as now extremist extreme Jewish
31:30
settlers are now eyeing Gaza after years of political fringes
31:33
support for making the war-torn Palestinian enclave.
31:36
A Jewish community is gaining support across Israel like no
31:39
one's business and they don't care because they're the chosen
31:42
ones. If you don't like that, well,
31:44
then you got a hate campaign. Come your way over there.
31:48
A river of Israeli flag winds through a desert path as
31:52
hundreds of people, young, old and near death in some cases,
31:56
March toward the border in a display of their determination
31:59
to build a new Jewish settlement.
32:02
Top of the rubble of the northern Gazer Gazan district.
32:06
So field. Excuse me.
32:07
So few buildings are left standing after the Israeli
32:10
bombardment that the Mediterranean is visible in the
32:13
distance. Sad Daniella Wise, founder of
32:16
the radical right wing settler group Nachala sums up the crowds
32:21
intentions quote, we are here on the way to new Jewish
32:25
communities in Gaza. And the best part is the
32:27
Americans will pay for it. So there you have it.
32:30
This is quite something. If you don't believe me, don't
32:35
believe me, just watch. Look at this here.
32:38
These are the group of Bingo Players over there in Israel
32:41
that think they're pretty hard. They're coming to take what's
32:45
rightfully there's, they say. And the best part is, again, as
32:50
Americans, they will pay for, we will pay for it.
32:52
They don't pay for nothing. So there's Gilligan and there's
32:56
the movie star and there's the Helper.
32:59
Isn't that just beautiful? Well, what about that you might
33:02
ask? What does Turkey have to say
33:04
about this? Erdogan is really tired of
33:08
taking Gov from Israel. Yes, he is.
33:11
In fact, he has some starch and staunch words to say about it.
33:15
Have a listen. I am warning Israel one more
33:24
time. Stay out of South Lebanon.
33:29
Stop bombing Gaza or you will have hell.
33:36
This is their last warning. Yeah, yeah.
33:41
I believe at this time I ain't seen nothing like that.
33:43
It's just incredible. So that's what's happening.
33:46
I mean, these people, they don't stop.
33:48
What are you going to do? They don't stop.
33:50
So that's there's that one now that's going to bring us to some
33:53
real deal politics just the way you like it.
34:08
Real deal politics, yes, let's talk about it.
34:11
Let's get into it now as there's a lot of resistance lately, yes,
34:16
to Thomas Massie and all that, to MAGA.
34:19
But the numbers, the math, they don't lie unless you're taking a
34:24
Donald Trump math class where the outcome that has to benefit
34:28
him, in this case, not so much. Here's a new poll coming out.
34:32
Well, look at this now. Do you think Donald Trump's
34:33
decision to go to war with Iran was the right decision or the
34:36
wrong decision? Well, the right decision is in
34:41
the column in the brackets on your left with the color Verde,
34:44
which which means green and Spanish.
34:47
Well, 30% of all respondents say yeah, it was the right decision.
34:52
64% of all respondents said no, it was the wrong decision.
34:57
But what about Democrats you might ask?
35:00
Well, 5% of Democrats, that's 5%, said it was the right
35:04
decision, 93% said wrong decision.
35:07
Independence, 21% said it was the right thing to go to war,
35:11
73% said it was the wrong decision.
35:15
Then you have the Republicans or people who still identify as
35:20
Republicans saying 70% said it was the right decision, while
35:24
22% said it was the wrong decision.
35:28
Yes, that's true. The numbers don't lie, do they?
35:33
Well, now that brings us to our main story here tonight, almost
35:37
just about as we go back to this one.
35:40
Let me tell you about that, because the numbers don't lie.
35:43
Now what about all these events that are coming up the the the
35:46
stump campaigns to get rid of Thomas Massie to build up
35:50
support for MAGA. And what about those, you might
35:53
ask? Well, let me tell you about this
35:55
now. It's now MAGA events.
35:58
This should give you a little synopsis of what to expect went
36:02
out Trump's Freedom 250 mag event, which is a event that
36:07
started now to get ready for the big celebration July 4th, which
36:11
I hope to be with all of you that night and that day.
36:14
I believe it's a Friday this year.
36:15
Yeah, it should be exciting. Well, he has a big event, 250
36:19
year mag event. Now it's being hit with empty
36:22
chairs as supporters have not even shown up or are leaving
36:27
early. Donald Trump's Freedom 250
36:30
rededication ceremony on the National Mall drew MAGA
36:34
supporters from across the US, but not as many as they were
36:37
hoping. Who saw that one coming?
36:41
Well, the gathering drew individuals from across the
36:44
nation who came to back the President alongside various
36:47
Republican and religious figures.
36:49
However, the attendance numbers plummeted dramatically following
36:51
the President's pre recorded message to his devoted fan base.
36:55
Or who? Just whoever's left, parking
36:58
attendants, sweepers, you know, as attendees worship Jesus
37:02
Christ and God. Numerous ardent supporters
37:04
appeared to disappear as the marathon 9 hour prayer event
37:07
continued, coinciding with sweltering conditions.
37:10
Limited shade during an intense heat wave gripping Washington
37:13
DC. It comes after Trump was slammed
37:16
and compared to 1/3 grader for his actions during the Bible
37:20
reading at the Rededicate 250 event.
37:24
I guess when it first started, the sudden exodus of multiple
37:28
mega followers created noticeable gaps across the mall,
37:31
lush green grass while pastors, choirs and very speakers
37:35
advocated for America's renewed commitment to Christ. dot dot
37:38
dot Israel. Well, it's just a sign of the
37:42
time. So are you going to be going to
37:43
the incredible mega event this year?
37:47
Yeah, I didn't think so. Neither will I.
37:50
Just to start and save a few, save a few bucks and go to a
37:54
free event like that. I don't think so.
37:57
Well, now, that brings us to another one here.
37:58
I want to play this for you, if we even have it.
38:00
What about Thomas Massie? Well, Thomas Massie is now
38:04
confronting the full force of Trump's wrath in a Republican
38:07
primary fight like he's never seen before.
38:10
That's right, Thomas Massie, the Kentucky representative, a
38:13
constant foreign on the side of GOP leaders during his eight
38:16
terms in Congress, is no stranger to a primary challenge.
38:18
No, he's not. However, this year, Donald
38:21
Trump's fury with Kentucky libertarian has reached a
38:25
boiling point. Oh yes it is.
38:28
Yes, it has. If you don't, I.
38:29
Hope you're going to put him out of business tomorrow.
38:31
I'm in the Oval Office and we're in a fight against the worst
38:35
congressman in the history of our country.
38:37
His name is Thomas Massie. He's from Kentucky.
38:40
I hope you're going to put him out of business tomorrow.
38:43
He is so bad. Got an election coming up.
38:45
He's running against a great guy, a great patriot.
38:49
Ed Gilrane. He's fantastic.
38:51
But forget that Massie's the worst congressman in the history
38:56
of our country, always voting against Republicans and good
38:59
values. So get rid of Thomas Massie.
39:06
Yes, that's Thomas Massie living up to those campaign promises
39:10
that MAGA promised. What a terrible guy.
39:13
Speaking of which, Speaking of politics, as we you know, Thomas
39:17
Massie represents a a real response rebuttal to everything
39:24
that is well Israeli first even with me now call the kosher
39:29
right. Can you believe it?
39:31
Well, what is it doing to actual lawmakers who are of Eastern
39:35
European slash Jewish descent? Well, that's a good question.
39:38
Now is now Jewish lawmakers is now being promoted and showcased
39:41
out there face an explosion of what they're calling
39:43
anti-Semitism. Yes, let me tell you more about
39:48
it. Well, now there are many
39:51
congressmen like Randy Fine are getting a little worried and you
39:57
know who he's running against? We shared that with you.
40:01
They're now saying anti-Semitism is a resurgent, is so resurgent
40:04
and it's politics that some of the worst hate speech you've
40:08
ever heard has become part of the day-to-day life for some of
40:12
these Jewish politicians. And they're the true victims of
40:16
this. Not Thomas Massie, not anybody
40:18
who's anti war. No, you're the hateful hate
40:22
mongers. Isn't that something?
40:23
I don't want to get too much into that, but I think you can
40:26
tell where that's going. OK, we're going to leave it
40:30
there for the moment. When we get back, we have our
40:33
big, big headline cover story that you need to hear about
40:37
about all of these new cameras coming up at intersections.
40:41
This is not what you think it it it the the whole security
40:45
apparatus of driving and being safe drivers is all about.
40:49
This is something more that clearly proceeds driving and the
40:54
driving safety and precursors to just being safe on the road
40:59
would ever have to explain. I learned a lot from this and I
41:02
still am. So when we get back after this
41:04
break, we're going to get into the police state 2026.
41:08
I'm going to blow your mind. You're going to be hopefully in
41:11
sharing that with your friends and family.
41:14
Plus we're also going to get into some of the new UFO stories
41:18
coming out by Trump. And maybe if we have time, go
41:21
through the best city street foods in your neck of the woods.
41:24
See if you make the list. So all that and a whole lot more
41:27
right here in World of War. We'll be back after this quick
41:30
break. Don't go anywhere.
41:48
I'd be concerned about Ebola. Yeah, I'm concerned about
41:51
everything, but certainly am. I think that, you know, it's
41:54
been confined right now to Africa and but it's something
41:59
that has had a breakout. I could ask Bobby or Oz to say a
42:03
couple of words about if you'd like you want to do that.
42:08
I think Heidi Overton is going to come up and give us a few
42:11
words to go. Doctor Overton, thank.
42:15
You. Thank you Mr. President.
42:17
Today the CDC held a press briefing that provided a lot of
42:20
the answers and information. But we have stood up a full
42:22
interagently shorter flight time for Americans to be to receive
42:26
treatment there in Germany for all other Americans, we have
42:29
issued travel warnings. We have we have instituted just
42:34
today entry restrictions for non-us citizens that are that
42:40
have been in the region in the past 21 days.
42:42
So in Uganda, Democratic Republic of condo, Congo and
42:46
South Sudan, so very serious measures that have been taken.
42:49
We are working to communicate very frequently with everyone.
42:53
Your question was should Americans be worried right now
42:56
there are no cases of Ebola in America.
42:59
We. Well, you know, the biggest
43:27
change I've seen in Congress is Israel literally owned Congress.
43:32
You understand that 10 years ago, 15 years ago, and it was so
43:35
powerful, it was so powerful. And today it's almost the
43:39
opposite. You have between AOC and Omar
43:42
and these people that hate Israel, they hate it with a
43:46
passion. They're controlling Congress and
43:48
Israel is not a force in Congress anymore.
43:51
It's, I mean, it's just amazing. I've never seen such a change.
43:54
And we're not talking about over a very long period of time.
43:58
But I think you know exactly what I what I'm saying.
44:01
They had such power, Israel had such power and rightfully over
44:06
Congress and now it doesn't. It's incredible actually.
44:11
Well, you know the biggest change?
44:39
None. Right.
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director, cruising with you to midnight and beyond.
47:05
Yes, I am. What?
47:07
You might have heard that very openly, flippantly talking about
47:11
Congress and the Israeli influence.
47:15
And that's very important about considering what we're about to
47:18
get into. It's very important.
47:20
And as war goes further in the vastness of it, just like we saw
47:26
in Iraq and Baghdad, and just like we saw and we still are
47:31
seeing over there in Gaza, the techniques, the weaponries, the
47:36
security measures and apparatus of war and all the technology
47:39
that comes with it always comes back home to roost.
47:43
Because the defense industry, which is the war industry, is a
47:46
big profiting, just money maker. Yes, it is.
47:51
You know, I've always said we got to get rid of the war
47:54
industry because the peacetime industries we could have and
47:57
share throughout the world is much more influential than
48:01
death, bombs and destruction. That's my little claimer.
48:06
But let me tell you about this now as we get into police state.
48:11
Yeah, police state 2026. Let me tell you about this now.
48:16
Well, there's a lot of new traffic infringements.
48:19
You might have heard about the federal government getting in
48:22
the traffic stopping business as they want to put federal cameras
48:25
along the highways just to make sure there's no weary drivers
48:30
with weird driving patterns that could be terrorists.
48:34
God forbid they're the Muslim terrorists from Iran who just
48:38
are trying to kill us all the time and just happen to have
48:40
Israeli flags in their car. Who do they think they are,
48:43
Mossad? Let me tell you about this.
48:45
Now, this is getting very serious, as now the FBI wants
48:51
info on drivers. Yeah, Cash Patel wants info on
48:58
you out there. And the people truly running the
49:00
FBI, they want it as well, usually the deputy directors.
49:04
Well, the FBI wants to buy nationwide access to license
49:06
plate readers. Oh, really?
49:10
That's right. The FBI wants to buy access for
49:12
automated license plate readers nationwide, which would likely
49:16
allow the agency to track movements of vehicles by the
49:19
extension of people across the country without a warrant,
49:21
according to FBI procurement records reviewed by media
49:26
outlets out there in this case, Four O 4 Media, a wonderful news
49:30
outlet. If you haven't checked it out,
49:31
please do well. The document shows that the FBI
49:36
wants to continue to be to seek all of your records and
49:41
information from local, statewide law enforcement.
49:45
Now, the federal agencies are very, very hungry for it.
49:48
The news also comes as protest and push back against what are
49:52
becoming what people are noticing as the license plate
49:56
readers, the SWAT cameras. Have you heard about that?
50:00
Yeah, this is a, a, a very big problem.
50:03
Now in investigating this myself, I want to show you this
50:09
as I was looking more into this just 10 years ago, if you can
50:14
believe it, maybe 11 now. So now the the FBI wants this.
50:18
Now look at this. Look at this article that I
50:20
discovered here because I get nosy when these things happen.
50:26
Now I'm going to tell you about this internal documents.
50:30
This is coming out of the ACLU. This is from May 15th, 2015,
50:35
exactly, exactly nearly 10 years ago, about 11 now.
50:40
Check this out. Internal documents show FBI was
50:44
wrestling with license plate scanner privacy issues when May
50:50
15th, 2015. So it goes to show anytime they
50:54
say Oh well, they're thinking about doing it.
50:57
They're wrestling with the idea. They're just getting you used to
51:00
it. Like they get the the pigs and
51:02
the cows used to being herded for the slaughter.
51:06
We've all know how the the animal farmer George L Orwell
51:09
ends and goes. Well, yes, Internal FBI
51:12
documents obtained by the ACLU show that doubts that have been
51:16
raised within the Bureau regarding the use of automated
51:18
license plate readers. The newly revealed documents
51:21
suggest that the Bureau has developed a policy for the
51:24
technology to address the privacy concerns, but the
51:28
document remains unjustly secret.
51:30
And OK, so this is a serious thing.
51:33
I'm going to go heavily into this 'cause this is going to
51:36
affect all of us. Now let me go further.
51:39
So the new lead documents that again, this is 10 years ago
51:42
revealed suggest the FBI video surveillance has a fleet, a
51:48
fleet of license plate readers that it lends to its local field
51:51
offices. So this is 10 years ago, every
51:54
field office has this now in Anaheim, CA was just announced.
51:58
It was just announced last week. And I shared that with you that
52:02
Anaheim, CA, Orange County, Orange County that's being now
52:05
invaded by Israelis starting in Huntington Beach.
52:09
They're they're putting the anti-Semitic laws because you
52:11
have all these MAGA sycophant City Council people.
52:16
They want to say I'm more MAGA than you hire me Donald Trump,
52:18
because they think it's good business.
52:20
They're all trying to kiss ass. And now they're all bringing
52:23
Huntington Beach just announced their new sister city is the the
52:28
name of the city is called Hebron Israel over there.
52:31
Hebron, Israel is the new sister city of Huntington Beach in
52:34
Orange County. Go figure.
52:37
You see where that you see where this is going now.
52:42
So the FBI is doing this. The field offices are given now
52:45
here is the best part. This is 10 years ago now Obama
52:48
is still in office. Look at read this right here.
52:52
Look at this. FBI have filled up deployed
52:55
license plate readers to gather intelligence on who Arab and
52:59
Muslim communities. Oh, see where this is going?
53:04
Stay with me to watch over Occupy and or Black Lives Matter
53:09
protests. All fed, ran federal, ran Occupy
53:14
Wall Street. That's where Tim Poole became
53:18
his notability of a man who's paid by the CIA.
53:21
Little little kid with a hoodie or what are those things called?
53:25
Yeah, he was there on the spot. Then he was somewhere else.
53:28
Yeah, he's another informant. Black Lives Matter protests,
53:31
extremely limited information release to the public, does not
53:33
answer to these possible questions.
53:36
So the automatic license plate readers, sophisticated way of
53:38
tracking drivers, locations, their data, they aggregate that,
53:45
then they don't need a warrant anymore.
53:48
And this is 10 years ago, everybody.
53:51
So the FBI itself, the capacity involvement, blah, blah, blah,
53:54
refused to make them public. So the FBI is the enemy of not
53:59
just drivers, but free people. God, I'm sweating just thinking
54:02
about this. Let me tell you a bit more about
54:04
this. Now.
54:06
I want you to look at who runs this, OK?
54:11
This is very, very, very telling.
54:14
Let me get to get rid of this for you.
54:17
OK? So as I looked into this, who
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it's who owns this? Who owns the technology, you
54:23
ask? Well get ready for this well,
54:27
Motorola Solutions now don't get it mixed up with Motorola your
54:32
for your mobile. This is different.
54:34
This is very very different. Motorola, which fully owns the
54:39
Avalon Ava Ava Galone readers. Those are the cameras provides
54:46
law enforcement agencies with integrated video management
54:48
systems that allow authorized access to Avaglon camera feeds
54:54
incompatible with third party cameras for those like access
54:56
communication, blah, blah, blah, blah blah.
54:58
Cloudnet and it gets stored in a cloud.
55:01
So let me just explain when you're going through an
55:04
intersection now in heavily populated cities, whether it
55:08
doesn't matter where you live in the country in in Canada too.
55:13
They have the readers, they get your facial expressions.
55:16
If you have a new car, it, it, it, it tags the cloud of where
55:20
you're going, where you've been in every retail store, every gas
55:25
station, every corner shop. They're using the same company
55:30
and the same cameras and it's all connected behavioral and it
55:35
goes into social crediting scores.
55:37
Then you got to ask yourself, what are these data centers, AI
55:42
data centers being built? What are they truly for?
55:45
Is it really just so you know for AI uploads and workstations
55:49
and workspaces? I don't think so.
55:51
I don't think so and I'm going to explain why.
55:54
Let's go a little further in this investigation here.
55:57
Well, look at this now. I'll be a monkeys rabbi.
56:00
Well, Motorola Solutions has long standing and significant
56:03
presence and where Israel through its wholly owned
56:07
subsidiary Motorola Solutions Israel Limited established all
56:11
the way back in 64 headquarters office 5D wrench Ha Shalom St.
56:17
Tel Aviv, Israel. Wow, I'm a lot of things, but
56:23
not stupid or blind. Continuing and by the way, if
56:27
you're just joining me, this is where all the cameras, all the
56:30
security tech is coming from Israel.
56:33
So when you hear about oh, Trump got rid of China's Huawei, well,
56:36
he that's great, we applaud it, but he replaces it with Israel.
56:40
That will explode your cell phone if they don't like you.
56:42
Continuing Well, look at this one here.
56:45
Now the ownership breakdown, Who owns it?
56:48
Well, a lot of investors, some of them and most of them
56:51
Vanguard, the largest holder, BlackRock State Street, the top
56:57
25 shareholders collectively control about 50% of the
57:00
company. Well, excuse me, who owns
57:03
BlackRock and Vanguard and states free to Larry Fink,
57:08
Israeli, Israeli own. It's so bad they don't even give
57:12
people's investments back right now.
57:14
They know the when, when society falls, the police state rises
57:18
right up there with gladiatorial sports because they know people
57:21
are going to get hungry, pissed and desperate just like them.
57:23
They're getting us ready for the for the kill shots continuing
57:28
look at this now. Well, AI, what is it you what is
57:32
it done? How's it work If you're going
57:34
going past intersection, the AI cameras or they're going to
57:36
identify a person at every instance entering stores,
57:39
driving, walking past intersections or beacons
57:42
detection. The cameras are 360°.
57:45
They use edge and server AI to detect classified persons
57:49
vehicles in the live feed now analytics over there for the
57:52
Avalon appearance. So they search by physical
57:55
description. Well, excuse me, I don't know
57:58
what the hell just happened. Clothing color, a gender, age,
58:02
build reference photo. It scans all connected cameras
58:05
history and returns every matching appearance with
58:08
timestamps, location and video clips.
58:11
And yes, facial recognition, too.
58:15
Yeah. So when a cop comes now on their
58:19
little cameras to visit you when they heard you've been speaking,
58:22
I'll will Larry Fink. Well, they just need a little
58:26
side, a little side pose from you to get all your information.
58:30
And then they put into the system and they see where you've
58:32
been driving, who you've been driving to, who you've been
58:35
driving with, why you've been driving.
58:38
And they determine if you're still going to be driving
58:41
ultimately, ultimately, OK. And we have one more to go.
58:44
Ultimately this is because they want the the 50 minute cities.
58:48
They don't want individuals, humans, us cockroaches driving
58:53
transportation vehicles. They want full spectrum control.
58:58
I tell you finally here, well here it is right now.
59:02
Notable aspects, the company and its Israeli subsidy have been
59:05
listed now as the UN database of businesses involved in
59:09
activities related to Israeli settlements in the Occupied
59:12
Palestinian territories. OK, some pension funds and
59:16
basically let me let me translate that for you, Motorola
59:21
Solutions, which basically own all of the intersection security
59:27
cams. The cops use them too.
59:30
They're being recognized by the UN and many countries around the
59:33
world as businesses that will work with the genocidal rogue
59:40
nation of Israel. It's so bad that is that Italy
59:44
have cancelled all techno technological security
59:48
weaponries and systems from Israel.
59:51
They tore up the contracts. That's how bad it's getting.
59:54
However, if it's the US and the little city councils that would
59:57
just want to say 00, Donald Trump, pick me, I'm Mos MAGA.
1:00:01
I'm true conservative, whatever that means.
1:00:03
Pick me. I love Israel.
1:00:04
The City Council people are the demons in our society.
1:00:08
If you're listening to this and you live in Orange County, you
1:00:11
live in Anaheim, which is the highest human traffic city in
1:00:14
all of California. And the second most dangerous
1:00:18
city in Orange County, right after Santa Ana, which is being
1:00:21
read by the cartels and the cops are in on it.
1:00:23
Listen to this. Take it carefully because this
1:00:26
is spreading fast everywhere. Nobody has any idea how
1:00:30
dangerous this is and what this is going to be for the future as
1:00:33
the next final boss we're going to have to beat after Israel is
1:00:36
going to be the technological technocrat and their monsters
1:00:40
called the AI robots. You see where this is going?
1:00:42
So this is really weighing on my mind and that's how I feel about
1:00:46
it. What do you think out there?
1:00:48
How do you feel before I just get very Rambo like, you know
1:00:52
what I mean? Let's take a few of questions,
1:00:55
comments, concerns. Have you seen some of these
1:00:57
cameras in your neck of the woods?
1:00:59
I'd love to hear about it. In fact, if you don't even want
1:01:01
to be public right now, feel free to e-mail me.
1:01:03
Tell me your story about it. You sure as hell can do that.
1:01:06
I want to hear about it. I've heard some very daunting
1:01:09
stories from people who've been persecuted by the district
1:01:14
attorneys of many of these cities.
1:01:15
I've yet to meet a patriotic District Attorney, let alone a a
1:01:21
very credible and sound minded District Attorney who's not on
1:01:24
the dark side. But these people who have the
1:01:26
prosecution powers and the city council's were all or they're
1:01:30
all tied in with the the Israeli security apparatus.
1:01:34
It's disgusting actually, and that's why treason is too nice
1:01:38
of a word that needs to be used. All right, here's some people
1:01:42
and if you want to e-mail me, feel free to do so at
1:01:44
info@realdealmedia.tv, info@realdealmedia.tv and I'll
1:01:48
keep this going. You want to keep these
1:01:50
broadcasts going, feel free to do so.
1:01:53
PayPal dot me forward slash the real Dean Ryan Venmo cash up as
1:01:57
well. It's on your screen as This is
1:02:00
why I get censored. Can you imagine?
1:02:02
Because I have a conscience, I have a memory, and I have a mean
1:02:07
left hook, too. So that's why that that that's
1:02:09
the problem here. All right, Let's see what people
1:02:11
are saying. I I believe I saw Ranger Buck,
1:02:15
who said he's voting for Spencer Pratt.
1:02:19
Thank you for that. Never say that while I'm live,
1:02:22
Buck. It throws me off, and I can't
1:02:23
help it. I want to find it.
1:02:25
Here it is. OK.
1:02:29
Ranger Buck says. I'm thinking about flying to LA
1:02:32
so I can vote for Spencer Pratt. They can't check my ID, right?
1:02:36
That's a noble man, Buck. And when you when you do get to
1:02:40
LA. Sorry, my my beeper was beeping
1:03:18
pretty loudly, as you might have heard.
1:03:21
Anyways, yeah. Spencer Pratt running for mayor
1:03:25
of LA. Let's hope he wins.
1:03:27
He's got to beat the Brillo pad. Karen.
1:03:30
Bass. Karen.
1:03:31
And I knew the fire was coming two days before it happened.
1:03:33
Bass. Let's hope so.
1:03:35
And And it's all weighing on one boat.
1:03:37
And that boat Boat is from Ranger Buck.
1:03:39
If he can fly to LA, let me know him beforehand.
1:03:42
You can sway the election, Buck, and it's only up to you.
1:03:46
OK. Thank you very much.
1:03:48
There's that one. Let me go to Rumble.
1:03:49
Here we have the real General Mahdi says peace.
1:03:54
Ranger Buck, you 2 should connect and see if I can both
1:03:57
come to LA. That'd be a lot of fun.
1:04:00
Beep, beep, beep. Yes.
1:04:02
Better than beep, beep, boom and Kabui.
1:04:05
We also have people and their car alarms.
1:04:12
Oops, I forgot to open my, you know, turn, you know, open my
1:04:15
car with my key before I opened it.
1:04:17
Stupid. I never liked them.
1:04:18
They're worthless. The car alarms never work.
1:04:21
I painted them since the 90s. All right, here's another one we
1:04:25
have. David Anders says maybe I don't
1:04:26
want Motorola. Phone.
1:04:27
Phone. Now, Dave, I tried to tell you
1:04:29
it's different than Motorola. Motorola is owned by the
1:04:32
Chinese. I believe the Israelis called
1:04:35
their security systems Motorola. So we would confuse it with
1:04:40
Motorola phones from China. Therefore we wouldn't see the
1:04:45
nefarious details about these cameras.
1:04:49
This is bad. Bad.
1:04:51
I'm telling you, it was bad 10 years ago.
1:04:53
And that little news blurt. But no one who who you know,
1:04:56
goes to aclu.org to go read stuff.
1:04:59
OK, there's that one. But Dave, that's OK.
1:05:02
I wouldn't use Motorola either. OK, we have a rumble mania.
1:05:05
It says Trump posted that they found 500 legal mail ballots and
1:05:09
sent out to my state of Maryland.
1:05:13
Well, we like to see, we like to see the proof on that as well as
1:05:17
the kids that they found underground.
1:05:19
We need, we have, we we need some proof because everything
1:05:24
else from insiders is all cryptic clues of trying to prove
1:05:28
how real cue is. OK, that's not we're we're not
1:05:32
in that game anymore. It's about who's controlling the
1:05:34
narrative for these people. And you know, they seem to grow
1:05:40
and and and their spikes and surges in in in the views and
1:05:43
all that. No problemo, But thank you Rebel
1:05:47
rumble mania one, thank you very much.
1:05:50
I'm with you. I'd like to see proof on that.
1:05:53
We have Madeleine who says wonder who is paying the big
1:05:56
bucks to send Megadeth to go against Massey, APAC and
1:06:01
Marianne Adelson and the Trump packs too.
1:06:04
Trump went all in on getting rid of Massey and the Massey pulls
1:06:08
this off and to win it is a huge death flow to the deep state,
1:06:13
which now the Trump administration is a big part of.
1:06:17
We can make the case, always has been.
1:06:19
And that's a longer discussion and I'm not emotionally ready
1:06:22
for that yet. OK, let me go back here.
1:06:26
Here we have the flock of the flock of cameras.
1:06:30
Go to fusion centers. Yes, they're on a cloud.
1:06:36
Yes. OK, let me go one more here,
1:06:40
info@realdealmedia.tv. close, Bill. close, Bill.
1:06:47
You almost won. Maybe next year.
1:06:49
info@realdealmedia.tv.com was stolen from me.
1:06:53
That's a long story. The guy that did it, he's on the
1:06:56
run and if he's watching, I'll find you and I'll deal with you
1:07:00
accordingly. BB calling Bill Carson says BB
1:07:09
calling. Apparently I didn't pick up Bill
1:07:14
'cause I'm still here. Thank you though.
1:07:20
And finally here, finally, Ranger Buck, who's winning the
1:07:26
the Mark Twain Intellectual Prize award of the night.
1:07:30
Thank you very much, Buck, for being here. 33 cases of
1:07:33
hantavirus, right? Well, that might be the case.
1:07:38
I'd have to go back and watch the show again.
1:07:40
Buck, you tell me. Let me go.
1:07:44
One more here on Rumble. Real, real.
1:07:48
General Armani says RFK was thinking about cleaning our
1:07:50
drinking water. Yeah, You know, I'll tell you
1:07:53
what, that there was a plan that Rodger Stone told me about 2020
1:08:02
going to 2021 that he wanted, he was going to start an effort to
1:08:05
start cleaning the water in the United States, starting in
1:08:08
Flint, MI I don't know whatever became of that, but it's a
1:08:12
problem, you know, LA County water, just in LA alone, I could
1:08:16
tell you how bad it is. I I remember I would take a
1:08:18
shower. I was when I was living in LA,
1:08:22
Look, I come out of the shower within about 10 minutes, I'm
1:08:25
peeling. My skin was dry, flaky.
1:08:29
I had to just start moisturizing constantly because I, I look
1:08:32
like I don't like a armadillo. Like I just was a mosaic.
1:08:38
That's how bad the water in LA was.
1:08:40
And it used to stink horribly. So you know when they used to go
1:08:46
to restaurants in LA and they give you the, the ice waters?
1:08:49
I'm like, no, no Moss, you know, only Evion.
1:08:55
But now Evion uses plastic bottles too.
1:08:57
So good point. Thank you for that.
1:09:03
Yes. BB's calling.
1:09:04
OK, see what you start. All right.
1:09:06
Anyways, that's now going to lead us to that, that cinema
1:09:09
sentimental moment. You guessed.
1:09:25
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effort. As my cancellation is
1:09:38
approaching, it's going to be the last time we see each other.
1:09:42
I don't want to think about it. Anyways, final thoughts here.
1:09:48
Final thoughts, final thoughts as we now go into a a wild
1:09:53
summer, which I can't wait, I'll be sweating even more, but final
1:09:56
thoughts for Police State 2026. I'm going to put out what I
1:10:00
shared with you earlier today in our segment about the cameras,
1:10:05
the police state, 'cause I think it's so important, you know,
1:10:08
it's so easy to get caught up in the national politics,
1:10:11
international politics trump everything.
1:10:13
And there's a lot of saturation with that.
1:10:17
But the problem being, as we're busy looking and watching the
1:10:21
soap opera, no matter how we feel about it, it's always these
1:10:25
under linking issues, the little cracks in the dam, whether it's
1:10:30
cameras or more invasion of our erosion of our privacies that
1:10:35
happen while we're not paying attention.
1:10:37
And it just takes one good steward of, of sound mind, all
1:10:41
of us, to make a stink about it because I think we should, we,
1:10:45
we need to, because if not, we're kicking the can down to
1:10:47
the generation beneath us. We're not going to have a clue
1:10:51
if we don't take a stand now because the people before us,
1:10:55
they couldn't cut the the audition to take the stand
1:10:59
against these people or try to and didn't didn't really rise to
1:11:02
the occasion. Well, now is our time.
1:11:04
And so I'm going to put that out and I hope people share it
1:11:06
because the more people are aware about it, we can beat
1:11:09
these people where they are and where they're at.
1:11:11
And that's the local City Council.
1:11:13
That's where the true fights happen.
1:11:15
That's where the rubber meets the road and that's where the
1:11:18
fight needs to start and also end it within reach that is.
1:11:24
So I hope, I hope this was very meaningful to all of you out
1:11:27
there. Anyways, I'm going to end it
1:11:29
there. I want to thank everybody who
1:11:30
has made this possible. Members, we might have a
1:11:36
backstage later, we might have a backstage.
1:11:39
We'll see. Hold your horses on that one.
1:11:42
OK, so for that, I'm I'm out of here.
1:11:44
I want to thank all of you for being here.
1:11:46
For all of us here at World at War, the number one late night
1:11:48
show, I'm Dean Ryan saying thank you.
1:11:50
Until next time, always remember to stay tuned, and always
1:11:53
remember to stay awake. Good night everybody, I need a
1:11:57
cigarette. Spend days.
1:12:06
With no show. Not knowing what you want.
1:12:16
Then you find yourself table not knowing where your heart will
1:12:29
go. I don't mind not be anymore.
1:12:33
It's not that as far as I can tell.
1:12:43
I don't mind not going to live on.
1:12:52
Long as they got cigarettes. Long as they got cigarettes.
1:13:52
Music. I.