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World At WAR with Dean Ryan 'Virtual Insanity' · Real Deal Media

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One of the things that I learned from whistleblowers, from the
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cabal itself, is that they have to work within something they
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call the rules. And this is very, very
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important. The rules are a body of
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spiritual principles that they must follow in order to be
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allowed to exist. Now, what do I mean by allowed
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to exist? I mean that they are aware that
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there are benevolent forces that will prevent them from achieving
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their goals unless we give them permission to enslave us.
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Ultimately, the universe is intelligent, alive and
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conscious, and it is benevolent. It is a benevolent
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consciousness. That consciousness does not
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allow the negative to succeed unless it is invited.
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So the Cabal has made a science, a very elaborate science, out of
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studying these arcane, occult, magical principles that allow
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them to get away with what they do.
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So they have to put out everything that tells you who
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they are. In music videos, in the Super
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Bowl, halftime shows, the Grammy Award ceremonies, they're out
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there showing you the truth. This is what people are going to
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have so much trouble with once disclosure happens is that these
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people actually practice black magic and they are very, very.
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Make no sound. People are little, so she'll be
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in touch with a man over those Christmas and even on the
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friends. Our friends are sincerely called
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Here's the cheek They they all enjoy the magnet.
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None. Go check yourself.
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Well, I'll be gold or. Virtual insanity.
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Good evening, everybody. Welcome to another edition of
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World at War, as tonight's episode is virtual insanity.
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Yes, it is, and I know about insanity.
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I am Dean Ryan here coming at you for this late night, a
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little later than I expected. Experiencing some difficulties
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on my end. Wouldn't expect anything less.
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Some connectivity. So hopefully you can hear me,
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see me and in some cases feel me because it is the Santa Ana
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winds. It is blowing hard where I am.
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And just in the nick of time, the tic tac toe is in the skies.
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Yes, the chemtrails every time this happens.
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And so connectivity was a little challenging here tonight, but
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I'm holding my rabbit's tail. Hopefully this will go smoothly
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and my blood pressure's suffering because of that.
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OK, any who. Anyhow, let's get into it.
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Tonight is virtual insanity as we are going to be talking about
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the new red lines. The new don't cross this line.
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We mean it's ceasefire. Let's play chicken and the
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downward spiral of the popularities out there.
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Yes, it's so true. We have so much going on, but
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yet so much stagnation. It feels like nothing is
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happening at all, yet we're still feeling it at the pump.
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Are you feeling it at the pump out there?
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Are we pumping up the volume just a little more because of
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the Suez Canal? Excuse me, the Strait of Hormuz.
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I'm mixing up my canals, and that's deadly.
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Well, yeah, we're going to be talking about just that.
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Plus, we have Akash Patel, who is in the news again.
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He can't seem to get out of the news, but he is a lover, not a
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fire. You're going to find out why
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he's doing it all in the name of love.
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And can you blame him? Yes, he can.
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I think so. So we're going to be talking
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about that. We have Laura Loomer, who is
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looming into the Just Dog kennel once again.
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Unbelievable. She is.
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Yes, she is. She is.
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Major lawsuits underway as she does also have the president,
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the American president's ear. I don't know why, if anything,
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you think you'd run the opposite way.
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So we have that to talk about another departure in the Trump
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administration. We're going to see who's leaving
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this time. Make sure you check your bingo
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cards. You could be the winner here
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tonight. We'll find out.
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Also, we're going to be inspecting the blockades, the
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game of blockades, not charades. We'll see who's winning and
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who's losing and who flinched and who didn't and what was the
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decision to go to war? What was that based on?
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It's got to be more than blackmail, because that's just
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too what's too passe at this point.
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So we'll see what that's all about.
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Also, we're going to peer into Ukraine, we're going to see how
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that drag Queens doing and running that country.
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They may saw Mossad's favorite drag queen that is.
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And plus I have some good news for you out there about coffee
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for a real deal health segment. And also RFK is saying hell no,
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he won't listen. He won't go.
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Yes, he's battling the CDC. And finally, there is a new
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supremacy taken over the world. Yes, there is.
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It's the red headed ginger takeover and I'm Santa say in
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some cases if you they're feisty, feisty.
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I dated one once, they're very feisty, but there's a takeover
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and I'm going to explain why towards the end of tonight.
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The ginger takeover. So anyways, we are broadcasting
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live over there on Rumble. Yes, thank you, thank you.
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So good to see you actually emailed Rumble yesterday.
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Last night, for the umpteenth time in a row, I couldn't take
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it anymore and I had to ask. I had to ask the AI bot, why am
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I being Shadow Band still? Why am I at 2.71 K still after
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three years? We'll see what they said.
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Maybe I might share that towards the end of tonight, their e-mail
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correspondence with me. So yes, we're on Rumble as well
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as Dean Ryan TV. It's good to see all of you who
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remembered that I'm still here on YouTube somehow.
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Thank you for being here. And I I should say too, even if
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you're not on YouTube but may have subscribed to it, YouTube
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ritualistically unsubscribes at least 7 viewers a month from me
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on average. So you may want to check if
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you're still subscribed to me. That might be fruitful as I may
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just do a YouTube only show somewhere, maybe at the end of
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the week one of these days, very soon.
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OK, OK, so anyways, all right, let's get started with some
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headlines from around the world and in your neck of the bloody
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deep state woods, shall we? I think we shall.
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Well, there's a destination a little up the road from the
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habitations in the towns we know place we saw the lights turn
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low, Jigsaw jazz and a jet fresh flow.
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That's what I'm talking about. And that's the kind of thinking
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that's going on with the supposed FBI director, Cash
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Patel. Yes, as he's at it again, in the
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name of love because he just wants to know what love is.
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But he wants a certain country singer to show him.
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Well, he loves his not handler his girlfriend.
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Let's get that straight. Got it.
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Yes, that's what I'm talking about.
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Yes. FBI is now said to have
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investigated a Times reporter after an article on Patel's
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girlfriend. Don't they know any better?
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Well, the yes, the female Body Inspector Agency as they used to
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call it, said it's not pursuing any case that they're aware of.
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But the scrutiny is an example of the Trump administration
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weighing whether to criminalize routine news gathering or to
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reward those who comply. Well, the FBI been began
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investigating New York Times reporter last month you might
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recall after she wrote a scathing piece about Bureau
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directors Cash Patel using the FBI personnel to provide his
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girlfriend with government security and transportation to
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add according to a person briefed on the matter who is
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also familiar with it as well. Now agents interviewed the Dolly
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Parton ask country artist from Prager U.
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Well, they interviewed the girlfriend as databases for the
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information on the reporter, Elizabeth Williamson, and
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recommended moving forward to determine whether Miss
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Williamson broke federal stocking laws.
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Can't do that. Only ask nice and polite
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questions. Yes, Well, those actions
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prompted concerns now among some Justice Department officials.
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Yes, just a few concerns. And never mind the American
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people and the public. No, don't ever think about that.
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Don't seem twice. Well, continuing now as we
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further go into it now, the actions prompted concerns from
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people in the and Justice Department officials who also
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saw the inquiry as retaliation for an article that Mister Patel
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and his girlfriend Alexis Wilkins fake name did not like,
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who determined there was no legal basis to proceed with the
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investigation, according to a person once again, who was
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briefed on the matter. Now in response to the question
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from the Times this week, here's what the FBI had to say about it
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and listen and listen carefully. The FBI said, quote, while
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investigators were concerned about the aggressive reporting
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techniques crossed the lines of stalking.
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While the FBI is not wink pursuing a case, at least on the
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books. While the scrutiny of Miss
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Williamson, the supposed Mossad handler of the hostage and chief
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himself of the FBI, Kash Bhatel is just another example of the
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administration examining the the criminalization of the routine
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news gathering practices. Now journalists are often caught
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up in criminal investigations as potential witnesses.
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However, this takes the cake. Yes, it does and some even say
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it takes the matzo ball as well. Now here's what in closing,
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here's what others who are familiar and yet briefed on the
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matters are saying. Well, they're saying, quote, the
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FB is attempt to criminalize the routine reporting is a blatant
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violation of Elizabeth's First Amendment rights in another
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attempt by the administration to prevent journalists from
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scrutinizing any of their actions.
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It's unconstitutional, it's wrong and it's just plain rude.
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I think so, I think, yeah, I agree with that.
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He's also a what is it? He's suing the Atlantic, the
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magazine Cash Patel, as we shared with you the other day
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for $250 million. These people are just ambulance
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chasers and practicing. Well, Speaking of that, there's
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now Laura Loomer Speaking of ambulance chasers as now Laura
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Loomer is back in the news too. Laura Loomer has just lost her
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defamation case to who? Bill Maher.
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Yes, the I love dog food, but don't tell anyone artists over
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there who has the ear of Trump is all the talk of the town now
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has a major loss to her case is now making way.
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Well, that's right now. The judge officially tossed
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Laura Loomer's defamation suit against Bill Maher right out the
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window and said, I toss you out if I could reach you as well.
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Well, the conservative activists alleged that Maher defamed her
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with a joke suggesting she had an affair with President Donald
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Trump. How dare you, She said.
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That's he's totally not my type. Well, I beg to differ.
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Well, now, a federal judge over there in Florida has now
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dismissed A conservative, supposed neoconservative
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activist and friend of Israel, Laura Loomer's defamation
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lawsuit against comedian Bill Maher and HBO ruling that his
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suggestion that she's having an affair with President Donald
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Trump was clearly a joke. Thy who protest too much.
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Well, yes, that's entirely true. the US District Judge James
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Moody was in the mood to dismiss her case just this morning.
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That bloomer fell to prove she suffered any reputational harm
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or loss of income specifically based on the fact that she has a
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horrible reputation. Therefore, what loss can be had?
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He noted to himself as a result of the comedians joke about her
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on the HBO show. Where is what he said about it?
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A reasonable Real Time viewer would have understood Mr. Mayor
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and Maher was making a joke, not a statement of fact about the
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plaintiff and President Trump. Judge Moody said yes, it's
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beyond the pale for any judge to say that a woman can be accused
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of having sex with a man and have it brushed off as a joke
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just because she proclaimed A platonic love for their politics
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and leadership style, Loomer said.
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The ruling is totally dishonest, mis misogynistic and dare I say
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yes, that's right, anti-Semitic somewhere.
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That's what she had to say about it.
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So there it is. She is a just a huge influential
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figure in the Oval Office and these are the people we're
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having to hurdles over with jump hurdles after hurdle.
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That's what's happening here. Moving on now as we get to the
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bottom of it. Well, there's now more sanctions
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on Iran. Yes, there is.
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Just when you thought there couldn't be any more sanctions
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to be had any possible way, shape or form.
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Well, there is a way Trump is finding it and he needs it
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because the well, the Epstein files Part 2, it could drop and
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God knows what's in that. Now.
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Yes, more sanctions are now underway as now the US Treasury
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now imposes sanctions on 14 entities aiding Iranian weapons
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procurement. This is coming out of natural
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news and thank God for it. Now, as the US Department of
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Treasury announced just that as they're now going after
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companies as of yesterday, Tuesday, April 21st, for the
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involvement in helping Iran obtain weapons in violation of
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international sanctions. Now, the action was announced
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via post on the social media platform X by the department
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itself. The Treasury Secretary, Messieur
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Scott Basent well stated that the Iranian machine must be held
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accountable for its action, not us, not I.
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The Iranian regime, that is, must be held for its extortion
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of global energy markets in indiscriminate targeting of
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civilians with missiles and drones.
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The irony of that is giving me blood poisoning at this moment.
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I just, I have to take that in. Acid reflux.
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Well, the sanctions are part of a broader US effort now.
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Many experts who are familiar and been briefed on the matter
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are saying as the efforts to imply, quote, maximum pressure
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this time, as we mean it this time to weaken Iran's ability to
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generate and move funds and also garnish a lot of support around
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the world. They don't want that the PR
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games being lost. Well, now in this case, the
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scope of sanctions and targeted networks across multiple
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jurisdictions, including Iran, as you have to remember now the
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jurisdiction of New York, well, it just goes globally across the
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world as we know with Maduro, former president of Venezuela.
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Well, they just just that here are some of the people who are
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being sanctioned. In addition to Iran, it's
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Turkey, United Arab Emirates, just for starters.
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Now, the networks are alleged to have facilitated procurement or
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transportation weapons and critical components for Tehran's
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missile and drone programs. Now the measures freeze any US
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assets of the designated persons, prohibit all
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transactions with them. Now, the action coincides with
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the seizure of the Iranian flag cargo ship just the other day by
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the US Navy in the Gulf after it attempted to breach the US naval
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blockade. Yes, you may recall this.
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It was shortly thereafter on Easter where Trump said, you
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better open the canal, open that Strait of Hormuz, or else we're
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going to destroy your civilization.
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Once they did, he said, OK, now I can close it.
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Now it's my blockade. What kind of schizophrenic
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geopolitical foreign policy is this?
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I have to ask myself. I must.
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I must ask myself, So there it is.
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It's just that kind of bipolar feeling.
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Even some say more than a feeling.
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What can I say? Well, now that brings us to our
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final story here in the headlines as now we have another
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departure from the Trump administration.
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And this just came down the Pike way not that long ago is now a
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naval secretary secretary is now leaving his position.
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That's right, Navy Secretary John Philan is now leaving in
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the latest departure of another top defense leader.
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Yes, that's true. As the Mr. Philan is leaving his
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job, the Pentagon abruptly announced earlier today as the
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first head of the military service to depart during Donald
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Trump's second term. But just the latest top defense
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leader to step down and or be ousted.
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That's right. Now.
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No reason was given for the unexpected departure, but.
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Of the Navy's top civilian official, coming as the sea
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service has imposed another blockade of the Iranian ports,
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as we shared with you earlier. Now another Trump loyalist is
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taking over as acting head of the Navy Under Secretary.
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Mr. Hung Hung Kao. That's hung Kao, yes.
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Hung Kao. He's a he's a hung Kao, yes, a
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25 year Old Navy combat veteran who ran unsuccessful campaigns
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for the US Senate in House of Virginia.
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In case you're keeping score now, Finland's departure in
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closing is the latest in the series of shake UPS of top
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leadership at the Pentagon, coming just weeks after Defense
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Secretary Pete Megadeth fired the Army's top uniformed
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officer, Randy George. General Randy George.
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Now, Megadeth also fired several other top generals, Admirals and
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defense leaders since taking the office last year.
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Yes. I mean, it's uncanny.
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Just when you learn how many officials have been fired by
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Pete Megadeth. It's crazy.
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I had the list somewhere. I might show it later.
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It's also worth noting, too, Mr. Felon, who is now gone, was also
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a major Trump donor. Yeah, yeah.
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Major Trump, donor to Trump's campaign and had founded the
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private investment firm Rugger Management LLC.
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According to his biography, his primary exposure to the military
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came from an advisory position held by the Spirit.
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I'm OK. So there you have it right
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there. There you have it.
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Now we have Mr. Hung who is just, I guess he was just
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waiting for this opportunity, just hanging around.
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He's got it now. I mean, you'd wait long enough
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you can get any position in the Trump administration.
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And that is some real deal headlines to me.
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Now let's get to some World War 3 News as it is ever so changing
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and it burns, if you know what I mean.
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Let's get there, shall we? Well, World War three, let's
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talk about it. Let's have a grown up decision
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about how we go forward with this.
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Well, let's do it, shall we? Well, now, this is the latest on
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what's happening now as the Trump blockade has completely
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collapsed as Iranian ghost ships bypass U.S.
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Navy during shaky ceasefire amid uneasy oil prices.
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That's absolutely correct. Now Donald Trump's naval
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blockade over there at the Strait Hormuz is unraveling
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after dozens of the Iranian vessels secretly slipped past US
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surveillance who seemingly were sleeping on the job even as the
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regime tightened its grip on the critical oil passageway by
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attacking 3 tankers. Now, approximately 34 Iranian
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oil tankers have now slipped through the blockade, with 19
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vessels exiting the Persian Gulf past Trump's Navy and another 15
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ships entering the Arabian Sea towards Iran.
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Yes. And the, I, I believe the
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military has had and seen record amounts of objective, conscious,
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objective personnel who are getting out of the military.
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What is that exact term? The, the, the conscious
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objector, he'll come back to me. Yes, many, many people are
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living now. Six of those tankers were
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smuggling Iranian crude oil totalling 10.7 million barrels.
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Oh, no, they're smuggling and trafficking oil out of the
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Strait of Hormuz. This is news to me.
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Now, the report follows Iran's seizure of two cargo ships on
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Wednesday, which comes after the firing and attack by the US
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Navy. So Wednesday morning, today,
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earlier today, the straight, the attacking of those vessels and a
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third claiming the ships had failed to comply with the
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regime's demands. Now, Trump's announcement and
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just the other day, Tuesday, he would extend the ceasefire.
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And this time he means it by continuing the American naval
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blockade of the Iranian ports as a way of exerting pressure on
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the Islamic Republic and also displaying extreme amounts of
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bipolar, dementia and schizophrenia too on a world
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stage. Also, yes, noteworthy blackmail.
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As reports of the Iranian gunfire on three container ships
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emerge. Oil prices rose with Brent crude
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features up to 99.21. Yes, $99.21.
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Now, I'll have you know, as of last Wednesday, a week ago when
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it was announced that there would be a deal, the war is off.
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The stock market shot up. I said I went on record and I
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went on record. And I said by Monday, you watch,
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that's going to totally flip around.
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There's insider trading happening here.
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And let me go further. It's now been reported on
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Barron. Trump just scored a whopping
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$121 million just out of nowhere from his stocks.
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Nobody seems to know why. Now, Pete Megadeth was about to
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do the same, but he was so blatantly brazen about it, he
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got caught and decided to pull back at the last second.
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Now, this is about the fifth or sixth example of this happening.
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So you tell me what's going on here because the American people
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don't like what they're seeing. So yeah, that that's just it.
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The doublespeak. It's over.
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It's on. It doesn't make sense.
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The regime vowed to retaliate against the attacks.
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I mean, this is just tit for tat.
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But who are the aggressors here? Who are the aggressors here?
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We must ask ourselves. So as that's happening now, I
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can now also tell you this. Let me just go further on the
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Iranian oil tankers as they were attacked by Iran.
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You just, that's all you hear in the headlines, you know.
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Well that happened. Now here's what it is as of
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today. Because of that, global prices
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have now settled above $101.00 of a barrel per barrel of oil
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just at the end of today's market, market schedules.
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And the flare up comes following President Donald Trump's
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unilateral announcement Tuesday of the indefinite ceasefire with
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Iran. So it's up, it's down, it's up,
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it's down. People are getting rich off
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this. But I'm telling you, these
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people who are in power are playing with people's lives and
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people don't like it. People do not like it in one
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bed, not one bed. OK, continuing now.
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Well, you know, what was this decision to go to war?
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A lot of people have asked what was the decision here?
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Well, this the picture could say 1000 words.
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Have a look at that and that should tell you that should tell
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you everything you need to know. Trump's decision for war.
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Let's get into just exactly what that was.
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You know, well, here it is now. Here's the decision of a
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lifetime as now Trump attributes the Iran war decision not not
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that he got pressured from Israel.
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No, he says the Iran war decision was because of Hamas
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and he rejects the Israelis pressure as now new claims are
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now coming out. That's absolutely correct.
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Just the other day Donald Trump stated that his decision to
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launch Operation Epic Fury or Epic Embarrassment depending who
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you ask against Iran was prompted by the October 7th,
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2023, October 7th. Can you believe that?
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So another, let's just, you know, if we just play with what
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they're giving us the decision for to bring the United States
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to a full-fledged war. But don't call it a war.
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A legal war with another country was based off a self-inflicted
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wound by another small, creepy occupying country called Israel.
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Let me see what's happening here.
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Unbelievable. And how many, how many
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servicemen are aware of this? You must ask yourself, how many
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servicemen are aware of the nature of why they are being
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deployed? So let me go further into this
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'cause this is rather telling, I tell you, very telling of just
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exactly where we are as a country.
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Now, the Trump wrote, quote, Israel never talked to me,
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excuse me, never talked me into the war with Iran.
29:20
No, no, no, let me just get ahead of that story.
29:22
He further went on to say the results of October 7th added to
29:27
my lifelong opinion that all caps Iran can never have a
29:33
nuclear weapon. Now this direct attribution
29:40
counters claims that the war was initiated due to external
29:43
pressure. Absolutely it was.
29:46
In fact, Donald Trump's credibility is at a just all
29:50
time low. Why would we believe anything he
29:53
says at this point? And it doesn't even mean what
29:57
he's saying is opposite. It's just means his credibility
30:02
is as solid and steady as a pinball.
30:06
So which I guess makes him a pinball wizard in some states.
30:09
Now, the president's statement follows weeks of the media
30:12
speculation of the internal dissent regarding the origins of
30:16
the conflict. Now, the Operation Epic Fury,
30:20
which is just unbelievable, is really garnishing up a lot of
30:24
opinions across the DC Beltway entire the entire political
30:28
spectrum. As the president's public
30:30
explanation of the war's origins follows the resignation of Joe
30:34
Kent. Now, as of today, the Mr. Filon
30:38
himself, well, if you forgot, well, here's what Joe Kent said,
30:43
just to refresh your memory. Well, Joe Kent, the former
30:49
director of the National Counterterrorism Center, well,
30:53
he said publicly when he resigned as a whistleblower, he
30:55
said, quote, it is clear that we started this war due to pressure
30:59
now from Israel and his powerful American lobby.
31:03
Yes, his departure highlighted internal government dissent and
31:07
came amid growing public disapproval of the conflict, as
31:11
reflected in national polling. In fact, when some of the
31:15
soldiers were asked just exactly if they were America first or
31:20
Israel first, well, this is what they had to say.
31:23
I think it's very telling. Have a look at this.
31:25
Excuse me brother, America first or Israel first?
31:29
Is that America first or Israel first?
31:34
Not answer. But.
31:35
Are you prepared to die for the state of Israel, Sir, if they
31:39
sent you tonight or are you prepared for that, bro, you're
31:43
not answering it. You're a tough guy, bro.
31:45
You're strong bro. You're the commander, this guy
31:49
that commits the young buck right here.
31:52
So you're ready to deploy have. A nice.
31:59
Day. That's all you got bro.
32:00
Have a good day bro. Why are you making weird faces
32:04
bro? I'm happy to be here.
32:06
Happy bro. Put them on suicide watch, guys.
32:11
Just kidding, guys. They were just joking.
32:12
But oh gentlemen, are you prepared to sacrifice it all for
32:21
the State of Israel? So are you prepared to sacrifice
32:25
it all for the State of Israel? I'm prepared right now to work
32:29
right here today and have a great day.
32:31
So this guy, this guy's got some spirit, you know, But you should
32:34
be able to say no, no, no. I would only die for America,
32:37
isn't that? Your I'm only worried about
32:39
today and what I'm doing today. Oh, are they allowed to talk or
32:42
only you? It's up.
32:45
To them, if they want, if they choose to talk to you or not,
32:47
it's their choice. Just kidding, guys.
32:49
Thank you, guys. Thank you, guys.
32:50
Great work. Great work guys.
32:53
Have a good day. What's your combined salary for
32:55
the day? What's your combined salary for
32:57
you 10 bums to sit here doing nothing?
32:59
We don't have it. You guys are a bunch of bums.
33:07
Wow, wow, there we go. Trump's decision to go to war
33:13
and that's the kind of mentality that we're dealing with here.
33:17
Just unbelievable stuff. Anyways, continuing and
33:21
finishing with World War Three kind of sentiment and news here
33:26
tonight. Well, that brings us to this as
33:29
we get out of here and talk about the new Red Line.
33:33
Yes, finally as the new red line, the new ceasefire date is
33:38
now pending once again. Well, here's what we know this
33:42
farm in closing of the segment. Well, a leading Iranian expert
33:47
states that Iran's knew their red line for negotiations have
33:52
fundamentally shifted, which Iran now asserting military
33:55
control over the Strait of Hormuz.
33:57
Officially, yes, before it was a bunch of Renta cops.
34:02
No longer, no longer. No, no, no.
34:05
Well, now in addition to that, this is also what we're learning
34:09
is that the US Iranian peace talks remain in limbo despite
34:13
the ceasefire extension with Iran refusing to negotiate under
34:17
the ongoing US naval blockade, which it terms an act of war by
34:22
Webster's definition and virtually everybody who has
34:26
studied war past, present and future.
34:29
Yes, that's absolutely correct. Now also, tensions escalated as
34:33
the Iranian Revolutionary Guard attacked the commercial vessels
34:38
in the Strait after retaliating after US just did that,
34:43
signaling a dangerous new phase in the maritime confrontation.
34:47
Also, the global energy markets are now reacting to the
34:50
instability with oil prices volatile and international
34:53
warnings of prolonged and severe energy crises.
34:57
And finally, the diplomatic efforts led by Pakistan are
35:02
struggling to bridge the deep, deep mistrust now between
35:07
Washington and Tehran, with both sides publicly adhering to
35:10
hardened positions. And that is the new red line for
35:16
this World War Three apparatus, don't you know?
35:19
OK, we have a quick break coming up on the other side here.
35:24
You know, and I really didn't get to a lot of people's, a lot
35:27
of people's comments the other day.
35:29
A lot of people are filled and full of opinions.
35:32
And I want to get to that in the second-half here tonight.
35:34
But when we get back, we're going to be getting into a just
35:39
an update about Ukraine. You know, I feel that, you know,
35:43
Zelensky is a person, too. He's a small person.
35:46
He wears women's clothing, but he needs the attention.
35:49
We're going to see what they're trying to do because the word on
35:51
the street is Russia's ready to attack Europe.
35:55
Russia is ready to be done with this war with Ukraine.
35:59
And they know that the paper tiger called the US can't do a
36:03
damn thing about it. And I'm going to tell you about
36:06
the depleted munitions that we have.
36:08
It's really stunning, staggering and really shocking.
36:13
So all that and a whole lot more with Realty Health after this
36:17
quick message. Don't go anywhere.
36:19
We'll be back. Well now aliens are now in
37:37
Mexico. No, not the illegal ones,
37:39
they're all in LA. Well, these ones are the real
37:41
ones. They say as now quote alien
37:44
bodies with three fingered hands, unknown DNA and eggs
37:47
inside are presented by the UFO experts of today at a Mexican
37:52
Congress with non human found in Peru said to be about 1000 years
37:56
old. Still no word or statement from
37:58
The Rolling Stones Keith Richards on if it was him
38:01
anyways, look, look at ET phone home here.
38:04
Look at him. If you read his lips, the last
38:06
thing he's saying is Elliot. Elliot.
38:08
Yeah, there's the three, the three prong fingers.
38:12
You know what they say about aliens with long fingers, right?
38:14
Anyways, here's ET who is, who was just in a little basket on a
38:18
bicycle earlier. He's now finally found the time
38:21
to he's taking a nap. Uh huh.
38:25
And there's one of the guys, there's one of the cartel guys.
38:28
They're doing a funeral for ET 'cause he never got a proper
38:31
one, never did. So he's a non human.
38:35
Oh sweet of non humans. There's one too.
38:36
His funeral is coming soon. So there you have it.
38:39
Things to be excited and celebrate about.
38:42
We have we have some non human cousins and a big reunion.
38:46
How great is that? The Facebook user asking if we
38:56
could time travel, what year would you be floating to?
39:00
You had to start. I think so much of humanity has
39:03
been so frustratingly stupid for so long.
39:05
I would probably go back to about 100 million years ago just
39:07
to check out some dinosaurs. Sounds like the 80s to me.
39:09
He said the government wants to put a red flag on you now.
39:13
So like literally like they wrapped you in a flag.
39:14
That's I think so. I'm not supposed to mention guns
39:17
on TV or on. They can red flag you for that,
39:20
I think. Yeah.
39:22
In fact, I just red flagged you now just for saying that.
39:23
See what happens automatically. We have Angie.
39:27
Who's saying? Is it the give Master Chief?
39:29
No, it's not now very good. I'm flagging you now.
39:31
So you go deer hunting. You're dressed in a well, you're
39:34
wrapped in a red flag from the Park Rangers for your own good
39:36
in case you get lost. You have to go early in the
39:39
morning, like at four or five in the morning.
39:42
I'll have to double check that, but I think.
39:44
And then Larkin and myself will join you on your next excursion
39:47
to go deer hunting. I'm sure he's very available for
39:49
this. Dressed in bright orange.
39:51
Yeah, he'll be in orange. You'll be in red, He'll be
39:52
yellow. So he'll be like, we just had a
39:55
blue and then a Indian and a construction worker.
39:57
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All right, welcome back, everyone.
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I am still Dean Ryan, your cruise director, cruising with
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cruising together. We have a long way to go and a
42:04
short time to get there still, if you can believe it.
42:07
But, you know, isn't it something that we're, we're now
42:11
living in a time where in a way, we're seeing what has always
42:16
happened behind the scenes. We're now seeing it in front
42:19
stage. You know, like Cash Patel going
42:22
after a news reporter. You know, that's something that
42:25
probably always happened in years past with other
42:28
administrations, But this time it's front stage and center.
42:33
And the. But the difference is the
42:35
vitriol of commenting, witnessing, observing and making
42:40
a remark about what's right in front front of us is almost the
42:44
detriment to ourselves. You might have heard just a a
42:47
girl the other day over there in Florida, which is really become
42:51
the Tel Aviv in training. She made a just another joke
42:55
like Bill Maher about God forbid, Netanyahu and is now
42:59
facing up to five years in prison.
43:02
This is something else. In fact, to to see the the the
43:06
vitriolic nature of it. Here's what took place in the a
43:10
White House press room just earlier today.
43:13
And note how Kash Patel is very protective of his handler.
43:17
In court. Explain.
43:18
The computer login issue Just explain the computer login
43:21
issue. You were not able to log into
43:22
the. Your lawsuit contends that you
43:24
were not able to log into the system.
43:26
What did you think? After you were unable to log
43:29
into the system. Let's have a survey.
43:31
How many of you people believe that's true?
43:33
Hang on, did you communicate? You asked the question.
43:35
Let me answer it. No.
43:37
No, no. Did you communicate with anyone
43:38
that you thought you were fired? The.
43:42
Problem with you and your report.
43:43
Don't cut me off. You asked the question.
43:46
The problem with you and your baseless reporting is that is an
43:48
absolute lie. It was never said, it never
43:52
happened. And I will serve in this
43:54
administration as long as the president, the attorney general
43:57
want me to do so. And every time you guys report
44:00
false lies, every time you guys raise baseless questions, when
44:04
we are here to talk about the Southern Poverty Law Centers
44:07
$3,000,000 decade law scheme to fraudulently fleece Americans,
44:13
you are off topic. It's a.
44:15
Simple 43. Four question.
44:17
If you talk to anybody about. Whether you The simple answer to
44:19
your question is you are lying and every time you do so, I've
44:25
answered your question. It's simply as follows.
44:28
I was never locked out of my systems.
44:31
Anybody who says anyone that says the opposite is lying.
44:37
Thank you. Stop.
44:39
You're being extraordinarily rude.
44:42
And I know maybe that's part of your profession, but please just
44:44
stop. If if you ask a question, he can
44:47
answer it and then wait, now you're interrupting me.
44:50
Let's just, Oh my God, what he just said there.
44:55
I remember hearing that throughout my entire career in
44:59
elementary school class. If you don't quiet down, we're
45:03
going to skip recess. I can wait all day.
45:06
I have all the time in the world.
45:09
And then and then the collective punishment.
45:11
Who remembers that? I'll never forget that.
45:15
I always head to the girl that said, what do we do when we're
45:19
done with the homework early? It's like, shut up.
45:21
You're going to give us more homework.
45:23
Shut up, Kimberly. Homework, Aaron.
45:25
Anyways, flashbacks. So there is just another example
45:29
of the vitriolic nature of the White House press room, which,
45:34
you know, I applied for that just like everyone else did.
45:38
I stunningly did not get that press pass, did I?
45:41
Anyways, let's now continue on with some real deal
45:44
international. Let's get on the Concorde and
45:47
really go all around the world. Real deal international.
46:02
Let's talk about it now, as Ukraine is now penetrating into
46:06
Russian territory, using drones to kill civilians in the
46:10
process. Yes, it's coming out of natural
46:12
news. Who's been really on the money,
46:14
on the targets and really on the scene now, as the official
46:17
narrative of Ukraine and its conflict often paints a picture
46:21
over of overwhelming Russian presence in Ukraine's defence in
46:25
defensive heroism or now they've upped the age of draft and
46:29
conscription in Ukraine upwards, I believe of 60 years of age.
46:34
So there's still a chance for me in case I want to join.
46:38
Well. But a closer examination reveals
46:40
a grimmer and more unsettling truth, people who've been
46:43
briefed on the war have now said.
46:45
Now, beneath the headlines of the intercepted missiles and
46:48
strategic blunders, strikes, lies, brutal and intimate
46:51
campaigns of slaughter being waged by both sides.
46:55
One of that is eroding the last vestiges of humanity in modern
47:02
combat. Wow, did Mike hire Edgar Allan
47:08
Poe to work at Natural News? That is one hell of a kind of a
47:14
Haku poem there for a paragraph. Well, continuing now, a
47:18
Ukrainian drone attack has now conducted on the apartment
47:21
blocks over there in Russia's Samara region, which if you
47:24
haven't been, it's lovely this time of year, injuring now 12
47:28
people, including two children. The horrific progression of a
47:31
drone warfare doctrine has already, according to UN
47:34
monitors, killed nearly 400 civilians in frontline areas
47:38
through deliberate up close targeting.
47:40
So just that right there. OK, so here is the dangers now
47:44
the the the drone attacks now the drone attacks that are being
47:48
done by Ukraine at behest of the EU and the US who are providing
47:54
the weaponry. If the word on the street is if
47:58
there is a drone attack on Russia in Saint Petersburg in an
48:03
upcoming a, a, a Expo, excuse me, huge conference, huge
48:10
conference of big military bigwigs from all around the
48:12
world. If the word we're getting is if
48:16
there is any attack whatsoever in Saint Petersburg, then Russia
48:21
is taking their gloves off. They will attack Europe in the
48:25
same manner that Iran attacked the Gulf states.
48:30
All the Gulf countries who are just proxies of Israel, you
48:34
know, has their puppetry government in place and in
48:37
addition to the American bases or formerly.
48:40
So that's something to think about.
48:42
But England is going to be in the firing way.
48:45
Germany definitely, Germany's a huge transporter of weapons for
48:49
both conflicts in Israel and Ukraine.
48:53
And they're going to pay a consequence.
48:55
And I'm telling you, Vladimir Putin has all the cards.
49:00
The US, not Israel by any means of the any stretch of the
49:04
imagination. OK, so continuing here, but
49:08
here's the key points to take away.
49:09
Now a new UN report now details the short range drone attacks
49:14
have killed 395 civilians and counting and injured well over
49:18
2635 between February 2022, the start of this conflict if you
49:24
recall, and all the way through April 2025.
49:28
Now with casualties reaching a record high April of last year.
49:33
Now the vast majority, 89% to be exact, of these casualties
49:36
occurred in the Ukrainian controlled territory from
49:39
Russian attacks, but 11% occurred in Russian occupied
49:44
areas. Now indicating both sides are
49:45
employing these tactics against civilian populations.
49:48
Now UN officials now have stated that the real time camera
49:51
capabilities of these drones make the high civilian casualty
49:55
count a likely violation of international law, suggesting
49:58
international targeting in many cases, which you know, many
50:03
people have been following saying there's international
50:05
law, OK, it's broken. What are you going to do about
50:09
it? They're not.
50:10
I mean, what is this just you're going to get fined, you're going
50:14
to get written up. Now the recent Ukrainian strikes
50:17
on residential buildings over there in the Cizran region over
50:21
there in Russia has injured 12 mirrors this pattern of
50:25
escalation moving the drone more deeper into civilian heartlands.
50:29
And finally, the form of warfare instills pervasive fear,
50:35
cripples access to essential services and disproportionately
50:39
affects the most vulnerable, creating a humanitarian crisis
50:43
beyond the battlefield. Ain't that the case?
50:48
Yes, now and finally here in our real deal international.
50:53
Well, you may remember this story.
50:55
Yes, from yesterday, last night to be exact, of President Neely
51:02
over there in Argentina. You may recall a man who got so
51:05
emotional when he went to go visit his favorite war criminals
51:09
over there in Israel and touch his favorite wall.
51:12
He, he was just unhinged with emotion and extremely just I
51:18
guess sadistic crying in this case.
51:21
Well, I I provided the pictures but I didn't get the video
51:25
until. Now, now, that was during the
51:37
day. Now here's what took place
51:40
during the dinner over there with his favorite war criminals.
51:43
We have exclusive footage. And here's what took place just
51:46
that evening. What you remember when you saw
52:08
me love me, baby man sweating to the Argentine oldies there, it's
52:20
wonderful. What a showing that was the
52:23
sycophant. Now just to add insult to some
52:26
injuries here, just to show you what a sycophant.
52:29
This gentleman here, President mainly, he is now offered Israel
52:35
full access, no visas required, over 300,000 Israelis who can
52:41
afford it to come down to Argentina in the Peglantonia
52:46
province. Build whatever you want.
52:49
Although you burned it down, that's OK.
52:51
And also, he offered them full welfare, government subsidies,
52:59
perks, you name it, you got it. And I would call him a not just
53:05
traitor, but a treasonous traitor.
53:08
And the Argentine people better do something fast and do it
53:12
right now or they're going to be paying a hefty, hefty price like
53:15
the Americans are. I'll tell you that.
53:18
So I wanted to share that with you.
53:19
Yes. Who does he think he is just
53:24
performing like that? Anyways, let's get to some real
53:27
deal health and then we're going to get to your comments,
53:30
questions and concerns. But let's get to the good old
53:32
doctor, shall we? Real deal health.
53:45
Let's talk about it now as there's a new war that's
53:49
interpersonal and it's within and it's RFK Junior who's now
53:53
fighting the center of deception control.
53:56
Yes, he's now making a bold statement saying he will not
53:59
follow the Centers of Deception control and the recommendations
54:04
for the Miracle Jab schedule. Yes, he's now refusing orders.
54:08
That's entirely correct now, as RFK Junior is now refusing to
54:13
guarantee he will follow the CDC director's miracle jab guidance
54:17
as if we followed it to begin with.
54:20
And WHO just has that pamphlet floating around?
54:23
Well, that's right. Kennedy has now refused to
54:24
commit to to following his own CDC nominees miracle jab
54:28
guidance. His tenure has been marked by
54:32
clashes over the miracle jab policy.
54:34
The advisory panel removals. Now, the previous CDC director
54:38
was fired now after refusing to approve the miracle jab
54:41
recommendations. Now Republicans defended Kennedy
54:44
by highlighting his focus on less controversial health topics
54:47
like food dyes. You know, which is just what
54:51
we're all concerned about. Now the also the conflict raises
54:53
A fundamental question about who controls the US public health
54:56
policy. Well, clearly it's not RFK
54:59
Junior and clearly it's Rabbi Shmuley.
55:03
I think at this case. Now the fundamental question
55:06
just of just who controls things, health and policy in all
55:11
has now been in hanging in the air in balance.
55:14
Hanging balance in the air is during a the Capitol Hill
55:17
hearing this week. You might have seen it where
55:19
Bobby poignantly refused to promise he would follow the
55:23
miracle jab recommendations of the very person Donald Trump
55:28
wants to lead the CDC. So Trump's putting all these
55:32
nefarious people into play after, you know, he promised not
55:35
to. You know, surprise, surprise.
55:39
Now. The exchange revealed the
55:40
ongoing tension between Kennedy's long held personal
55:43
skepticism, skepticism of miracle jabs, and the
55:47
operational needs of the nation's premier public health
55:50
agency. It happened just the other day
55:53
before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, where
55:56
Kennedy faced his fourth round of congressional questioning in
55:59
recent days, where there was some really rude Democrats.
56:05
I must say, I don't understand that because you know, for me, I
56:09
separate Bobby from what, you know, what we're enduring here
56:13
with the other part of the the administration.
56:16
Because, you know, we want Bobby to win here.
56:19
We want the miracle jabs and everything that happened during
56:23
that pandemic to be investigated or at least stated publicly
56:27
about the about the malfeasance, about the just the premeditated
56:33
kill off and the mucky fingers of Bill Gates, the doctor of the
56:40
world. And how he was able to get his
56:42
agenda is clearly stated in the Epstein files to literally
56:47
mandate these miracle jabs on the entire world.
56:51
That's that's the Pandora's box. I would like to go in and I'm
56:56
not taking prisoners and I'm not taking no for an answer.
57:01
And that's why Rowdy Roddy Piper had it correct when he said they
57:04
live and he is all out of chewing gum and he's ready to
57:08
kick some ass. And that's how you have to be
57:10
out there. And it was, yes, we wish him
57:12
well. Bobby Kennedy Junior.
57:14
Now our next story is something that now new studies are
57:18
showing, and this is a real story, I kid you not.
57:22
Ginger's taking over the world. Yes, from Danny Bonaducci to
57:28
Pippi Longstocking to yes, even Ginger Spice herself were just
57:32
some of the previews and warnings that we have had in the
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past decades about a complete ginger redheaded takeover of the
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global population. Let me tell you a bit more about
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this is it is quite a confusing story, yet frightening at its
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core. Well, that's right, the world is
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now bracing itself as now scientists are beginning to
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speak, the ones who are still alive, that is, as the world is
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going Ginger, as humans are evolving into redheads for one
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reason, say scientists, that's absolutely correct.
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Now redheads have thicker hair, more sex and DNA analysis says
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humans are evolving quickly and the hair color has traditionally
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been associated with strength. They forgot to say feisty hello,
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you know, feisty anyone? No OK.
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And well anyways, the world is going ginger as humans are still
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evolving into redheads, according to boffins.
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While a new study found that a number of folk with flame
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colored hair is growing. Until now, many scientists
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believed humans had made a little evolutionary progress
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over the past 10,000 years. But new DNA analysis of 15,836
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ancient humans remains by researchers at Harvard
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University and now suggested folks are not only evolving at a
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pace, but turning into gingers while they're at it.
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Or as they called it in the article Ginger nuts.
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Now the study published over there in the scientific journal
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Nature said quote perhaps having red hair has was beneficial 4000
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years ago, or perhaps it came along for the ride with a more
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important trait now, though the report teased redheads may not
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think it. The hair color has traditionally
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been associated with shrinks. So if you have red red hair out
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there, consider yourself historically strong.
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Now, in Hawaiian Polynesians culture, red hair are is thought
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to be descendants of fire gods. Yes.
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In fact, when Lindsay Lohan goes to Hawaii, she's worshipped to
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the core. Yes, remember her?
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I do too. Well, study found redheads are
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even more sensitive to hot and cold temperatures.
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Yes, very fussy with what you're doing with the air conditioning
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and the thermometer. Now, a strand of red hair is
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generally thicker than other shades.
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But redheads have less hair, averaging around 90,000 strands
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compared to blondes who have 110,000 strands.
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And yes, even brunettes who have 140,000 strands now they produce
1:00:17
more vitamin D in a shorter amount of time than people with
1:00:21
other hair follicles now. While a 2022 study found
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redheaded women are more sexually active, have greater
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desires, and a larger number of partners than others, they have
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sex at least one more time per week than the rest of the
1:00:39
population who don't have red hair.
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So are you? Are you seeing a a trend here of
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of redheaded supremacy? I think you are.
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Now gingers are also more popular in advertising analysis
1:00:51
have now also shown 3030% of TV commercials running during prime
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time features a redhead. For example, you might have
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heard of the singer Ed Sheeran describe his ginger hair as
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quote a superpower that had helped his music career for a
1:01:07
long time. Even the artist formerly known
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as Prince Harry, he embraced his red hair, joking that quote,
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Ginger Jean is a strong one. I'll tell you now.
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It's also kind of enclosing. It's also said that the new
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study also involved more than 250 archaeologists and
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anthropologists building a database of DNA gathered from
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10,000 / 10,000 ancient burials across Europe and Asia, which
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was predominantly just driven by the fact they wanted to know
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about gingers. That information was combined
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with the genomic sequences of a further 5820 ancient people and
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64,064 hundred that is modern humans of today.
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So there you have it. I mean, you know, I remember the
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old term treated like the redheaded stepchild.
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Well, I guess redheads should be very proud of their ginger
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heritage and their strength, shouldn't they?
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I think so. And well, no mystery at all.
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But finally, I'll just in, in, in brief, if you are worried
1:02:20
about coffee out there, Natural News says the moderate coffee
1:02:24
consumption is now finally concluded to bring you longevity
1:02:29
in your life. So if you're listening to this,
1:02:33
watching this out there, no matter what time of day, go get
1:02:35
yourself a cup of coffee. And if you have red hair, make
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sure you put some ginger spice in that coffee.
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OK, let's see what people are saying out there in the world as
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what a hell of a story to end on.
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OK, does that mean the is the red heifer?
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Is that a natural redhead? Is he ginger, I wonder?
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OK, we have Madeline, who says moderate coffee.
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Yes. Here we have Rage Against
1:03:01
Machine who is now looking for gingers over there in Hawaii.
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Thank you very much. It's good to see you.
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Here are some other things. We have the Watchmen over there
1:03:11
on YouTube. Who says Gilligan must have been
1:03:14
keeping busy. Yes.
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Are you talking about the movie star?
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You know, I'll tell you in full transparency, I always thought
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Marianne was the the more the more alluring type for me.
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Just a little confession there. OK, here's another one.
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We have Dave over there on Rumble who says my chat broke?
1:03:37
I blame gingers now. See, Dave, this is where things
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get scary. You don't want to be anti a
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ginger sentiment here. That's that.
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That could be. You know, we don't want to blame
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them. OK, Here we in half Reg against
1:03:52
machine again. All out about bubble gum.
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Yes, they are. You know, I heard they're making
1:03:56
a remake of They Live. That's frightening.
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And Will Smith's son better not star in it.
1:04:03
I'll tell you. Here's another one.
1:04:04
We have rebel Mama over there on Rumble saying the following
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doctor spilled the beans on Fauci and friends yesterday.
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He was a Trump representative and they shut him out.
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I'd like to hear more about that, thank you.
1:04:16
Yes I do and here is another one here.
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Truth is, if China and Russia are both, they both go kinetic
1:04:29
with the US. Everything flies over Canadian
1:04:32
airspace. Carney would sell our airspace
1:04:34
by the hour. Absolutely, absolutely.
1:04:38
You know, probably give give some free left answers too while
1:04:41
he's at it. Very good observation.
1:04:44
And finally, finally here is skip saying Dean, This is why I
1:04:51
love your show. Those comments are epic.
1:04:54
Yes, we have incredible viewers who comment here.
1:04:58
We're all very like minded. I must say I enjoy it myself.
1:05:01
So anyways, it's now time for that moment.
1:05:04
Yeah, you guessed it. It's time for final thoughts.
1:05:12
Brought you by REAL two medias. Real to come keep it going.
1:05:18
It's a good thing. Thank you.
1:05:25
Thank you, John Tesh. It is so good to have you final
1:05:28
thought here as we finish the virtual insanity episode.
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As it is Virtual insanity. You know, they used to say, you
1:05:36
know a man's reputation by his words, but you know man's
1:05:41
character by his actions and you know man's true character
1:05:45
integrity by his enemies. Well, if you apply that to the
1:05:49
characters at hand, I think that should tell you the answer that
1:05:52
you're looking for. Yes, You know, 'cause at the end
1:05:56
of the day, the virtual insanity is, is out of control.
1:06:02
You know, we, we were worried about measles in the lockdown in
1:06:05
UK. We were worried about that
1:06:08
coming back to California. Prior to that, we were worried
1:06:10
about disease X. Now we're worried about whether
1:06:13
we have a competent or incompetent dementia ridden
1:06:17
president who's willing to drop the H bomb and the F bomb too on
1:06:23
innocent people or whether this was the plan the whole time.
1:06:28
Well, you know, a lot of people are now apologizing, you know,
1:06:31
but Tucker Carlson being one of them for voting for Donald Trump
1:06:36
and everything that has come with it.
1:06:37
But you know, I, I, I can't blame people because every
1:06:41
president, let's just say in the last 25 years has lied and
1:06:46
frauded their own constituents. In fact, if you recall, George W
1:06:50
Bush before he was elected said he wasn't going to be doing any
1:06:54
form of nation building. Obama said he would follow the
1:06:58
Constitution and do no more wars in the Middle East.
1:07:02
Biden, well, we're not sure what time he spilled applesauce on
1:07:07
himself. And that's all you had to know.
1:07:08
And then we had Trump, of course.
1:07:11
So rather than do the I told you so game that gets and doesn't
1:07:16
get anyone anywhere, we should build our coalition and
1:07:20
galvanized together for what's to come and applaud those who
1:07:24
can step away from the madness and step away from the virtual
1:07:29
insanity. And that's my final thoughts.
1:07:32
And, you know, divisiveness no more.
1:07:35
That's how I see it. Anyways, A little quick show
1:07:38
notes. Tomorrow night is Thursday.
1:07:40
It's our college night here at Real Deal Media.
1:07:41
I'll be doing Real Deal Media live already in live.
1:07:44
Don't want to miss that. We're going to have some special
1:07:46
guests. I believe Neil Bishop will be
1:07:48
joining me. And we're going to do a
1:07:49
wonderful segment of the men's tomorrow night.
1:07:52
You don't want to miss that at 10:00 PM Eastern with some
1:07:55
special guests. Should be a real hoot and real
1:07:59
hoot. If you want to e-mail me, feel
1:08:01
free to do so info@realdealmedia.tv,
1:08:05
info@realdealmedia.tv. We'll have an intern get to that
1:08:09
as soon as possible. And that's how that one goes.
1:08:13
And also big thank you to everyonewhoshelpedkeepthedreamalive@givesendgo.com/world
1:08:21
at War. OK, on that note, I'll be out of
1:08:24
here and I'll see everyone tomorrow night.
1:08:26
In the meanwhile, and thanks for sharing a bit of your late night
1:08:28
with all of us here. It is a pleasure.
1:08:30
It's an honor as always. So until next time, I'm Dean
1:08:34
Ryan remembering to tell you to stay tuned and always remember
1:08:39
to stay awake and goodnight, everybody.
1:08:41
Goodnight, not knowing what you wanted.
1:08:59
Oh then you find yourself table of them not going where your
1:09:10
heart will. I don't mind not be anymore.
1:09:21
It's not that, as far as I can tell.
1:10:46
I don't want to.