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Tonight's show. Tonight's episode is called The
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Rise of the The Latin American Cartels.
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Yeah, Latin American cartels. It's going to be quite the story
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in the Real Deal International. We're going to be getting into
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just that, as we've been hearing about the Maduros, the Sonelas
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cartels, the rise of Kukani, all kinds of things.
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Everybody's getting in on it, even the that little suite
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Secretary Marco Rubio. Yeah, he might be here tonight
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and I hope not. But yeah, we're going to be
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talking about the upcoming war that I see coming in 2026, if
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not sooner. But 2026 is the key and onward
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is the neighbors to the South this time and even southern,
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southern than Mexico are now in question.
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We're going to be talking about it.
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And it's our future story here tonight of chess.
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What is this going to look like? What is exactly?
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What are the maps looking like? I have it all.
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And I've covered this before, and it's now coming back into
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play. So we'll be getting into that
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here tonight. Also on the show here tonight,
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besides the cartels, it's quite the circus.
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We're going to be getting into the Fed as food.
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The food endemic. Yeah, you get a cheeseburger
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these days. Well, you better mortgage your
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house because that's how much it's going to cost you.
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We'll talk about what that whole getting caboodles all about,
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plus some new smartphone tiny vibrations that might be good or
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bad in your little tiny ear holes.
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We'll be seeing what that's all about.
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Plus, some major, major American retail brands.
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In retail, I should say, store chain, chain store restaurants
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are in major question. And some of them are saying bye
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bye to California. Which ones are those?
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You'll find out. Some World War 3 News and some
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big, big, real politics, as many people are now decrying the
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federales coming to their neck of the woods, their
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neighborhood. We'll see what that's all about
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in DC out of all places. Yeah, that district of
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criminals. And also, Christy Gnome is back
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to the news just because we'll see what she's now having come
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underway. As the deportation planes are
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saying, we're asking is, are they being deported?
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We heard about tuberculosis now and The Dirty ICE facilities.
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I mean, what in Haiti's is going on and what's happening in
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Haiti's too, I've often wondered.
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Also, Speaking of just hell, well, Gavin Newsom is going to
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be a major player here tonight as he's causing a lot of damage
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in California. Yeah, he's the reason he should
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be flogged and tar and feathered.
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Also also, we're going to be talking about some major
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Hezbollah news over Lebanon. As for, you know, right here at
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the Hezbollah News Network. We'll see what they're doing and
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seeing why they're decrying themselves of being disbanded.
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They don't want to break up. It's not what they want to do.
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Plus, some Canadian news of of more travel warnings.
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We'll see what that's all just coming about.
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You know, it's just a very, very interesting and then we're going
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to be ending on a health story about the miracle jabs and it's
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OK, let's get started with some real deal headlines from around
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the world and in your neck of the woods, shall we?
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Real deal headlines because that's the way God made us and
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made rock'n'roll too. They say, OK, well here's a just
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a little, just financials that's going on now because we have to
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pay attention to them. And I know because I'm a numbers
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guy too on occasion. But in this case now the Federal
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Reserve, which is really not federal, but in this case,
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they're being divided. This is a big deal.
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Now they're divided. And what does that entail?
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Well, they're talking about tariffs, how it's dividing their
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realities and their dogmas. That's right.
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Federal Reserve is now worried about tariffs, inflation and the
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labor market. Yes, they are.
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They just had a meeting and a summary depicted in a divergent
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of opinions. That's the most King's English
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to tell you there was some infighting and just, you know,
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potential cause of death threats in a smoky filled room of
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conspiratorial hench men where votes where they were voting to
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hold their key rate interest. And it's it came despite
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objections from two federal government governors who argued
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in favor of cutting. Now, what are we talking about
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here is the Federal Reserve officials are worried that at
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their just most recent meeting about the state of the labor
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market and inflation. It's hard to balance and it's
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like playing God but with a deadly, deadly knife filled with
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the cyanide. Though most agreed that it was
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too soon to lower interest rates, minutes released
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Wednesday showed anyway they did it well.
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The meeting summary depicted the divergent of opinion among the
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central bankers who vote to hold their key rates steady came
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despite objections from 2 Fed governors who argued it in favor
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of cutting. While policymakers noted rising
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threats to the economy that would warrant and monitoring,
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though, they largely agree that their current stance was the
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appropriate way to go. While someone who's familiar
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with the matter said the following, they say, quote,
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Participants generally pointed to risk to both sides of the
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committee, emphasizing the upside risk to inflation and the
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downside risk to employment. At the end of the day, nobody
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got along. And we're not sure which way the
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wind or the tariffs are going to blow, but we're in for a real
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roller coaster ride. Yeah.
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So they're going to be cutting interest rates, which is going
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to get people to probably start buying homes and buying condos,
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renting cars and and what have you.
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And then what they do is they Jack up the interest rates
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towards the end for major, major crash to bring in the great
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financial reset. Do you see who remembers 2008?
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I do very well. It's just like yesterday.
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So there's a lot of confusion. They don't even know what the
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hell is going on and who does these days continuing now.
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Well, that brings us now to skyrocketing beef prices.
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Yeah, you know, it's true. You know, it's out there.
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And we've all felt the pinch. Yes, that very, very, very
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peculiar pinch when it comes to the food endemic Now, as beef
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prices are soaring, meat lovers are not deterred in any way,
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shape or form. They're saying no, they're not.
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No, they're not, Not at all. Well, the one of the largest
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meat dealers out there, a seller for US deli producers out there
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called Walter Evalos, well, typically got instructions once
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a year to hike red meat prices up.
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Now it's every week, not just once a year.
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That's right, red meat prices are skyrocketing. the United
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States, the world's largest consumer and producer of beef
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and beef and only beef. But deal prices surge, for
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instance, 11.3% just last month in July alone.
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Now, according to the most recent Consumer Price Index
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report, which I read every morning, it's not just the US
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where consumer beef prices are reaching record highs this
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summer. Oh no, no, don't be fooled by
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that. Well, somebody who is an insider
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and familiar with the beef said he's changing his own grocery
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shopping habits, as many in the WAF.
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Well, they told us to do a long time ago.
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Well, for instance, they said they used to buy meat and every
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single day now we get 2 lbs and we try to make it last all week.
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And Insider said now the consumers are not worried one
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bit. They're still eating.
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We're a very beef oriented culture here in the United
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States, from Texas to California all the way to the New York
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steak. You betcha.
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Well, in this case, the tariffs could be affecting the beefs.
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While domestic drought conditions have hit the US
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cattle supply once again. And the mRNA, yes, those
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variants of love have also hit the beef in their lovers as
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well. Well, beef lovers now have to
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reckon with another shock as the Trump administration's tariff
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wars seem to be affecting the beef As for now.
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So, yeah, I mean, you know, the idea of buying a steak at a
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grocery store, that's some something you got to save up
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for. You know, you can't just go to
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Sizzler and get the, you know, the, the, the shrimp and the
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steak anymore. It's just astronomically high.
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So that is part of the food demic.
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And that's all by design and planned.
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And we should be happy for it and thankful.
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That's what they're saying. Well, Speaking of that, Speaking
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of happy and thankful, well, now you can have the opportunity to
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eavesdrop on your neighbors or just about anyone you want.
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New as new technology is now being dispersed as radar
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eavesdropping as now your smartphone's tiny vibrations
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could reveal private conversations.
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Finally, I've always wondered what people are saying.
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Well, in this case, they're wondering and no more because
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they can hear you and everything you're saying.
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Well, here's some of the facts about it, too.
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Researchers over there at Penn State demonstrated that the
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millimeter wave radar can detect the microscopic vibrations from
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the smartphone speakers, allowing partial reconstruction
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of conversations from up to 10 feet away without hacking or
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breaching encryption. Well, this is quite a, just a,
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quite a fruitful discovery here. Now many people who are trained
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with AI and familiar with it, they said the new vibrations and
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cops could be using this too. Oh yes, this is very geared for
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that demographic. Well, they're achieving 60% of
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accuracy, 20 inches now. Now corporate spies identify
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thieves and malicious actors. It could exploit this method
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without telecom cooperation. Yes, it does.
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Now, the study highlights how advancing technology goes well
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beyond just the AI and the computer and the video game.
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Now AI is in our radars, and they can hear everything you're
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saying. Isn't that right, AI?
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Yeah. She's.
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There's always somebody there to listen to me.
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Yeah. And remind me, moving on now.
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Well, that brings us to Indiana, a very unusual place, but not a
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very common place for people who I guess don't want to kill a
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presidente. Well, now, an Indiana woman
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arrested for gruesome Trump assassination threats.
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You know, you tell Kathy Griffin to just cut it out.
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And what does she do? She moves to Indiana and
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continues. How is she ever going to learn?
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I just don't get her these days. Oh, wait a minute.
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Someone else. Excuse me.
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Well, here's what we know now. A Lafayette woman was arrested
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in DC after posting graphic threats to to ritually murder
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President Trump. I'm guessing with a goat head.
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That's my first guess. Well, she admitted to owning the
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accounts, possessing a weapon and calling Trump a terrorist.
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A terrorist during Secret Service interviews.
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Yeah. See, she she hasn't learned.
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Her threats now escalated over 2 weeks, including demands for
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Trump's arrest as a terrorist in a violent Facebook post.
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And authorities warn her case reflects A broader trend of
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politically motivated violence fuelled by inflammatory left
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wing rhetoric. Which is, yeah, that's, that's
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some huge stuff now. And closing.
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Prosecutors emphasize the seriousness of the presidential
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threats but call for accountability in media and
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political discourse. Well, it's about time they call
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for political discourse and unity and seriousness of
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presidential threats. I mean, who was doing otherwise
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before moving on now? Well, that brings us to now.
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Bed, Bath and be gone as this is now happening and it's underway
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now in California. Once again, no surprise.
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Well, the Bed Bath and Beyond franchise, I'm sure everyone is
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familiar with the well, the bedding in this case as the Bed
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Bath and Beyond franchise under the executive Chairman, Mr.
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Marcus Lemonis. Yes, Mr. Lemonis, you know, life
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gave him lemon and that family made Lemonis out of it as they
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announced today that it will not open or operate physical stores
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in California due to high taxes, strict regulations,
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unsustainable wage mandates, making profitable unfeasible.
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And for the fact that the California governor is a real
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asshole, well, this decision underscores broader criticism of
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governor. Alleged governor should say
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Gavin Newsom's policies. Yeah, which are not really his.
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He's really cheating off the Asian kids in his class, you
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know, cheating off their homework, you know, called Gigi
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paying and the CCP. Yeah, those guys.
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Now, amid the exodus of the business from the state, with
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social media reactions amplifying calls for policy
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reform to address California's challenging environment.
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It's so challenging, we just don't know what to do.
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But thank you, Gavin Newsom. What APOS, you are moving on
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now. Well, that brings us to Cracker
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Barrel, who's now being called Woke Barrel.
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Yeah. Can you believe that?
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Well, apparently there's new controversy now with the Cracker
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Barrel logo. Are you familiar with this?
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And have you been to Cracker Barrel?
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And what did you get when you were there?
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Well, now Cracker Barrel's logo overhaul fuels fan backlash.
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That's right. I woke up pissed off and I
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didn't know why. Well, now I know.
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Cracker Barrel unveiled its first logo redesign.
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And get this now, 48 years. 48 years.
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What's the rush 15? From the iconic image of the
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elderly man by barrel to a sleek text only design.
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Something only a well an individual from West Hollywood
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would love or a girl who just yap yaps too much.
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I don't know. I'm not sure.
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And guess what? It's the CEO, Julie Fells
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Messino. No, a connection to the laminos.
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But Messino defended the change as a strategic move to modernize
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the brand and attract younger diners amid declining sales
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while preserving its elements. Now, yeah, she's preserving the
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elements. She's very caring as.
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And now they're going to keep the rocking chairs and biscuits.
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However, the overall triggered many, many fierce online
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backlash and potentially a death threat from that one woman.
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We're not sure if it's ritualistic or not.
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Well, social media is users labeling it quote woke, which I
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thought was killed. But it came back again as a
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erasure of nostalgia. Leading the calls of boycotts,
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widespread criticism from influential accounts.
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Well, I didn't, you know, I must have missed the boycott for the
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Cracker Barrel. But you know when in Rome?
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Well, here is when I'm talking about here.
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Here is the CEO that is Cracker Barrel's CEO right there.
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CEO Julie Feis Messina was project she probably the WEF
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certified. She scrapped the beloved
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American aesthetic and replaced it with sterile, soulless
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branding. Yes, she did.
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Yeah, she thinks we're. Yeah, Look at that.
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Look at four eyes over there. Kept ADEI regime and the promise
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to identify, recruit in advance, hires by race and now faces
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civil rights complaints from many American legalese out
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there. She should resign, be replaced
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with leadership that will restore Cracker Barrels, a
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tradition, yes, of serving, I believe, cold biscuits.
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That's what I remember. And, you know, I'm starting to
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see a trend out here. I don't know about you.
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I don't know what the trend is, but it's a real weird theme,
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don't you think? I don't know what it is.
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I can't put my finger on the top.
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Moving on now. Well, finally, as we close the
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headlines tonight, I'm said a report that reading for pleasure
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falls a whopping 40% in the US Now we have to read for pain and
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discomfort in case the environment ask us to take that
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little overhaul of our logos. Well, in this case now, yeah.
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So reading is now down 40%. A real sad state of affairs, I
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guess. Nobody likes to read just for
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fun or just because anymore as the reading for pleasure in the
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US is now declining more than 40% in the past 20 years,
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according to analysis over there and a thing called daily lives
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of Americans. Well, supporting several smaller
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studies, this that suggests fewer people are using their
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leisure time to read. No, Well, that that's kind of
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true. I just looked at the pictures
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when I had to do book reports. All the analyzing data from the
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United States government's American time use a survey.
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Well, researchers at the University of Florida and the
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University College in London found that get this now, 1/4 of
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a million Americans surveyed, the proportion who read for
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pleasure on an average day fell at 28% in 2003 to 16% in 2023.
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It's just a small dip. Yes, UN poquito, just a small
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dip, but it's getting even worse now.
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The study inclined included rather any kind of reading done
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for enjoyment or purposes other than work in school, including
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e-books, screen or listening to audio books as well as
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traditional books, newspapers and so far no account of romance
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novels, which, you know, I mean, that's that's what I do for my
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pleasure reading, don't you? Anyways, that's our real deal
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headlines. Let's now get to some World War
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Three because there's a lot going on.
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Here we go, bring us down. World War Three, let's talk
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about it and let's be about it too, shall we?
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Let's be that change. Well, now Russia's in the news,
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and I can't think of the time they're not in the news.
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That's the hard part. Well, now Russia warns that,
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quote, there will be no peace and threatens to seize more of
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Ukraine. Yeah, as they should.
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I mean, I'm not against that. I mean, who wants to live next
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to Ukraine and Zelensky? I mean, Can you imagine?
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Yeah, just, you know, can't blame them.
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Well, military experts now in Russia have now claimed that
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there will be no peace in Ukraine as the US attempts to
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broker a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Vladimir drag
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queen Zelensky. Well, Donald Trump welcomed the
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Ukrainian president and European leaders to the White House on
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Monday for talks on ending the war, prompting an angry reaction
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in the Russian media, with 1A newspaper claiming, quote, a
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powerful political bomb. Powerful political bomb, yes,
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has been planted against Moscow. I agree.
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Now Moskowski and Moskowski com Somalits, yes, it's a rare
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disease, but it's also the name of a gentleman who reports on
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the news over there. He said well, quote, much of
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what was discussed in Washington was quote, unacceptable to
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Russia in reference to the security guarantees for Ukraine.
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Now Moscow based newspaper claimed that Mister Zelensky,
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that's very kind. It's fun to gender him, isn't
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it? And the European leaders, which
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included the Sir Keir Starmer, lover of all rental boys,
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managed to pour sugar into the gas tank of the successful
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negotiation process which had begun at the US Russia summit in
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Alaska days earlier. It's a dead while claiming that
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it's not the quote final or irreversible.
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It's just a bomb, and it's coming our way.
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So there you have it. Nobody's happy about it.
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So they're warning they're going to take more Ukraine.
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And, you know, hey, you got to do.
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I mean, everyone deserves the right to be happy.
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So if that's what it cost and that's what it means, go for it.
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Well, continuing now. Well, now there's now a new
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declaration of no troops, no troops.
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Read my lips. No troops will be sent to
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Ukraine. Well, we hope that's the case.
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And usually it's not, but in this case, we hope.
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Well, yeah. Now Trump's refusing to send
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U.S. troops anywhere in the Ukraine.
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So far, no talks about anywhere in Iran or Israel.
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In this case, yes, Ukraine's out.
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Trump rules out US ground troops over there in Ukraine, but
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leaves open the possibility of the air support despite
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escalation risk. Yeah.
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What does that mean? Well, Russia's relentless
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strikes show Putin won't back down, while Zelinsky's refusal
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to compromise prolongs the war. Now, US taxpayers have already
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spent. Get this now I'm about to cry
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and throw up at the same time. Our tax dollars for that stupid
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money laundering, bio lab riddled trafficking whore bag of
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a country, Ukraine. We have given them $175 billion
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billion dollars with AB and that's just for Zelinsky's
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cocaine habit. We don't know.
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We don't even know how we paid for the worst.
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So we're just paying in drugs at this point.
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God, that pisses now. Anyways, 175 billion on on the
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conflict that enriches defense contractors but drains Americans
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resources. Yeah, that's this is the big
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problem. Yeah.
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The the real Congress and Senate of this country are called the
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American defense contractors. How about that?
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Those are the true Congress women and men, not Lindsey
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Graham. That's just a very confused
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woman. Well, now Trump pushes for
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direct talks between Zelensky and Putin, urging compromise to
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end the war before it spirals further.
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Well, I hope when that happens, Putin ends him.
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That would end the war real fast.
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Now, the only way to stop the bleeding, he says, is to cut
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funding, force real negotiations and refocus America's on
29:24
America's own priorities. Yeah, you think so?
29:27
You know, we, we we need to stop playing this international just
29:31
negotiator, travel agent here and get back home.
29:34
And hell with these people. That's how we see it there
29:38
continuing now that's going to bring us to this is very
29:42
stunning. This next story here is it now
29:45
talks about a whistleblower who saw things and knows things and
29:48
is seeing patterns as well. We'll get this now.
29:52
Documents now reveal CIA aided Israel's theft of US nuclear
29:58
material shielded terrace as well.
30:01
Well, this just happened in the other just the other day over
30:04
there in Las Vegas. The right hand man of Netanyahu
30:06
who was caught on will doing some underage very bad things in
30:11
the sexual nature with children. Well, he got off Scott free and
30:14
had a red eye flight first class back to Tel Aviv.
30:20
Very interesting. Well, well, James Angleton, CI
30:22
as counterintelligence chief, secretly partnered with Israeli
30:25
intelligence to bypass US oversight enabling nuclear
30:29
material theft and shielding. Zionist terrorist, did you know?
30:34
Probably not. You heard it here first then.
30:37
And, well, this is coming out of natural news, so you heard it
30:40
with us. Well, Israeli agents divert
30:42
hundreds of kilograms of US weapon grade uranium from
30:45
Pennsylvania's uranium plant over there via covert operations
30:50
approved by James Angleton, the counterintelligence chief of the
30:54
CIA. Now, the CIA under Angleton
30:57
release Zionist Oregon members after the 1946 bombing of the
31:02
British embassy over there in Rome, if you recall, all the way
31:05
back in 46. Yeah, that's right.
31:07
All the declassified files show that Angleton deceived Congress,
31:10
withheld evidence of nuclear espionage from Israel and
31:15
disrupted FBI probes into the missing uranium.
31:18
Now, documents also reveal that Angleton's ties to Israeli
31:21
intelligence were honored by Mossad, underscoring the long
31:25
standing security concerns about US Israeli alliance.
31:29
Yeah, yeah. Long standing, current standing.
31:32
And nobody's happy about it and especially not this cat right
31:36
here. So.
31:38
And that's some World War 3 News for you.
31:40
So, yeah, we have a problem in this country and it's not
31:44
overseas. And like, you know, Ukraine and
31:46
necessarily it's right here. We have espionage, we have
31:50
treason, and we have a good 80 years of it.
31:53
Where do you want to start? So that's going to bring us now
31:55
to some real deal politics. Let's get to it here.
31:58
We have a long way to go. OK, Real deal politics, let's
32:15
get to it. I mean, you know, it, it, it's
32:18
so disheartening, by the way, that last story I cannot tell
32:20
you. It's so disheartening to to
32:22
understand and realize that this is all being declassified.
32:26
This is all being declassified and revealed by whistleblowers
32:30
and nobody in these lap dog urine soaked medias in the
32:35
mainstream, the lame streamer, nobody's going to be talking
32:38
about it. Nobody because they don't want
32:42
to get some of them don't want to get killed because the Mossad
32:46
works in mysterious ways. Yes, they do though they are
32:49
good at their job. But it's it's so disheartening I
32:53
cannot even express it. Well, here's something that's
32:55
disheartening too, is now the DC Federales is now underway in the
32:59
overhauling of DC. Yes, it is occupied.
33:04
Yes, GOP sends the National Guard to Washington outcries and
33:09
look at the look at the pain of that face right there.
33:14
Look at the pain there. A lot of pain.
33:18
I'm in pain too. Well, let me tell you a bit more
33:20
about it now as the GOP states send National Guard to
33:23
Washington as outcry grows over the Trump power grab. 6 GOP
33:27
states to be exact. Six Republican LED states have
33:31
pledged National Guard troops to the Trump administration's
33:33
takeover of DC where it's assumed control of policing
33:36
under the claim of tackling crime along with the DC National
33:40
Guard that had that had already controlled the area brought
33:45
there by Trump. Now this brings the total number
33:47
of troops in the streets of the capital more than 2000 troops.
33:51
Now the federal takeover comes is even as violent crime in the
33:55
capital is at a 30 year low, 30 year low.
34:00
Yes, it is. It's a low crime.
34:02
Well, a lot of death numbers that Trump administration on
34:06
dispute with the Justice Department.
34:08
Just them, not us launching an investigation of whether those
34:12
crime statistics were manipulated by city officials,
34:16
pencil pushers or they have a malevolent AI.
34:21
Here's a quote from someone who's familiar with the crimes.
34:24
They say, quote, what we're seeing is lawlessness.
34:28
It's all coming from the White House.
34:31
Now. This is coming from activist
34:33
Kaya Chatterjee. Yes, yes, she's a chatty
34:38
activist who said that and is now making a stance as they're
34:41
now protesting around the White House.
34:44
Now, Tennessee has become the sixth Republican state to agree
34:46
to send the national troops into DC to assist the takeover and
34:51
some other states as well. What are those, you might ask?
34:53
Well, we're talking about Louisiana, Ohio, South Carolina,
34:56
West Virginia and Mississippi are also sending their National
35:00
Guard. So this is going to be a real
35:01
watershed moment we haven't seen in this country probably since
35:05
the 1960s. And how excited are you?
35:07
It's thrilling, isn't it, continuing now?
35:10
Well, that brings us down to the truck drivers.
35:13
Yeah, the truck drivers, the 18 Millers, Smokey and the Bandit,
35:16
the whole lot, Red moose, blue squirrel.
35:19
We all know the code words. Well, now this is no different
35:21
now as truck driving and the issuing of CDL truck driver
35:26
licenses. Well, you would think it would
35:29
be hard these days and it is hard and don't ask me why.
35:32
But in this case, illegal aliens are now truck drivers.
35:36
How is that possible? We're now Trump administration
35:39
targets the illegal alien truck drivers and he's having another
35:44
look checking the list twice, three times down, declaring that
35:47
the CDL crisis is a national security threat.
35:50
I agree. And a lot of the trafficking is
35:53
done in that that demographic as well.
35:57
Trump's executive order mandates English proficiency for
35:59
commercial drivers and audits for non resident CDLS following
36:04
fatal accidents. That's right, a Florida crash
36:06
caused by an illegal immigrant driver with a California CDL
36:10
highlights systematic systematic risk.
36:13
The Biden era policies allegedly enabled asylum, asylum seekers
36:18
and migrants to operate commercial vehicles with minimal
36:21
oversight. Now states like California
36:23
accused of LAX enforcement and sanctuary practices are central
36:27
to the controversy. Yes, they are efficacy groups
36:31
like American Truckers United Link.
36:38
Just to the National. So yeah, this happened.
36:39
I'm sure you heard about the fatal, fatal crash weather in
36:42
Florida. The crisis transcends Traffic
36:45
Safety. Oh, yes, it could be a terrorist
36:49
debacle and a real boondoggle, too, if I might add.
36:53
Yeah. So if you're becoming a truck
36:54
driver out there, prepare for help.
36:57
Now I'm moving on to Christy Gnome, who's very misunderstood
37:00
and just really gets a hard time these days.
37:02
And you know, I, I totally get her emotions, but that's a
37:05
different story. Well, Christine Gnome is pushing
37:08
for ICE to buy and operate fleet of deportation planes.
37:13
Custom made. Custom made.
37:15
Yes, yes, she is. She's very, very intricate.
37:19
Yes. And very, very well chummy too.
37:23
Well, the homeland insecurities, Secretary Christine Gnome is
37:26
pushing for immigration and custom enforcement to use an
37:28
influx of funds. Influx of funds Dubai own
37:33
operate its own fleet of airplanes to deport immigrants
37:37
with two sources familiar with the discussions.
37:40
Now I'm told that alleged news organization with their NBC News
37:46
just that former officials said the ICE owning and maintaining
37:50
its own planes would be costly. But hell what isn't these days?
37:54
You heard about Ukraine, 175 billion, but it could make it
37:57
easier for the agency to potentially double the number of
38:00
people it deports each month. So, yeah, there you have it.
38:03
We're going to be seeing double Decker airplanes, shag
38:06
carpeting, little disco ball, you know, little dancing ball.
38:11
It's going to be a lot of fun. I can't wait.
38:13
Well, Speaking of disco balls and, you know, just a little
38:16
love. Well, that brings us to a gay
38:19
scandal that's rocking the GOP. Yes, it is.
38:25
It's knocking and rocking. This is huge and quite
38:28
embarrassing. Well, let me tell you a bit more
38:30
about it because when these scandals happen in the
38:32
Republican Party, you know it's going to be very, very
38:36
salacious, guaranteed. So, yes, that's right.
38:40
A secret gay sex scandal is now exploding.
38:56
As married men and a sighting member of Congress have been
38:59
accused of sleeping with male escorts even as their party
39:03
thunders about traditional family values.
39:06
Did you hear that? Lindsey Graham said what?
39:10
There was a party. No one invited me, you see?
39:13
Yeah. That's what happens when you're
39:14
focused on the world. Washington, DC while Mitzel the
39:29
troops navigate in the end of Posse Comitatus.
39:36
All that stuff is going down in DC while service bases renewed
39:44
scrutiny over its hypocrisy on the homosexuality stance,
39:47
publicly championing the traditional nuclear families
39:50
while privately indulging in the very offbeat behavior many
39:56
Republicans denounce. You mean there's hypocrites and.
40:22
Mega haunch, they say, followed by the late nights.
40:25
He told the Daily Mail over there on the condition that the
40:28
neither the man was identified. Now the unnamed lawmaker is
40:32
closeted, cautious, and very, very much so in the shadows now,
40:36
carrying the weight of the public image that left no room
40:38
for who he really was, the escort said.
40:42
While he also went on to further state that quote, it's gotten
40:45
difficult to ignore the dissonance between the man I
40:47
know, the man in the street and the man in the sheets.
40:54
Yes, he is. It's also worth noting that the
40:57
the Republican congressman who's now not named is now engaged to
41:00
a woman, while another as scored as came out of the woodworks
41:14
from a steamy room a 35 year old with a chisel bodybuilder.
41:40
Physique. Was also very close it off and
41:59
how fitting House Speaker and father of the Year Mike Johnson,
42:04
the man who just adopted a 14 year old boy when he was 26,
42:09
which is totally hell. Well feed totally normal and no
42:13
one bats an eye to it. Well he called same sex marriage
42:16
quote the dark harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy.
42:35
The hypocrisy. Is
43:37
OK, I am back. I'm back.
43:42
Sorry about that, everybody. This is what happens when the
43:46
controversy comes into play here.
43:49
We're going to take a quick break.
43:50
We're going to see what the hell is going on here.
43:53
It's a very, very interesting When we get back, we're going to
43:56
continue with our Real Deal International and our feature
43:59
story of the night of the cartels.
44:00
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And then we'll be having a wonderful, wonderful time after
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here. OK, so we're now we're going to
48:56
get into our feature story here tonight and we're going to be
48:59
talking about the cartels. And we're going to get into a
49:02
long version of a segment of just what that entails.
49:07
Because you know, when we're talking about a lot of these
49:12
South American countries and even Mexico itself, it's not
49:18
necessarily just talking about Mexico or South American
49:23
countries. It's talking about the heavy
49:26
behind them, China, the world has been consolidated into the
49:34
superpowers, consolidating and giving up countries and making
49:37
them their proxy states, their proxy countries.
49:41
They're very close allies. Just as an example, the Panama
49:46
Canal, who would have ever thought or known that it was the
49:51
Panama Canal that we built and gifted back to the people of
49:55
Panama through a Jimmy Carter? But yet China came and
50:02
completely took that sovereignty away and hung it on the the
50:05
wall. So that's what we have to keep
50:07
in mind. So when we hear about Venezuela,
50:09
it's not necessarily Venezuela that's making the venom.
50:15
Venezuelans are the well for, for lack of better terms,
50:19
they're the mules. So the gang's over there.
50:22
So they're transferring, they're running the drugs.
50:24
So that's something to know. OK, so let's get started by
50:28
going all around the world with our real deal internationals,
50:31
and let's take us on the Congo. Yes, Well, here we go.
50:49
Real deal international. Excuse me.
50:51
Things are just out of control here tonight and beyond my
50:53
reach. Well, that's right.
50:55
We're going to be getting into our feature story here tonight
50:58
about the rise of the Latin American cartels, which is a
51:01
very serious thing. We're not just talking about
51:03
drugs everybody. We're talking about human
51:05
trafficking. And we're also talking about
51:08
mercenaries. Let us not forget in 1995, the
51:12
then alive Joe Biden before he died, you know, Haman, Hillary
51:20
Clinton, Well, they hired 2 mercenaries from Brazil to come
51:25
into the States to kill John F Kennedy Junior.
51:28
It's on record. It's on the revealed files of
51:31
the FBI. Well, in this case, it's a
51:34
little different now, as we're now going to explore just
51:37
exactly what this whole kit and caboodle is about.
51:41
Now as the inexorable rise, they're saying these
51:44
skyrocketing, the meteoric rise of the Latin American drug
51:48
cartel with the global cocaine business booming as never
51:52
before. Are you aware of that?
51:53
The 70s are coming back. Organized crime groups are
51:56
diversifying now into a swath of other illicit activities.
52:02
Now, over the past century over there, the Tacunas, the biggest
52:06
tribe in the Brazilian Amazon, have fended off threats from
52:09
loggers and illegal miners in some of the most remote tracks
52:13
of the vast rainforest. Yes, and I would see if you've
52:18
seen firm Golly, you might understand what I'm talking
52:21
about. But the latest challenge is more
52:22
intense than anything they have ever experienced before now,
52:26
drones were flying around everywhere in these far off
52:29
regions because what they're trying to find is the right
52:32
land. They can grow the product.
52:35
So informants said there was 200 kilos, for example, of drugs
52:39
stored there in some of these far off rainforest places.
52:42
And as somebody who's been to Guatemala, I can tell you it's
52:46
certainly the case Guatemala and what the CIA has done to
52:51
Guatemala, just for example, and Nicaragua, but in Central
52:56
America. But that particular country is
52:58
the highest murder per capita in the world, Guatemala City, very
53:03
dangerous, yet the poorest of the poor.
53:07
But that's where the CIA, they grow their drugs.
53:11
Air America or the the The movie escapes me though, but we all
53:17
know what I'm talking about. Air America has a grand movie
53:18
with Mel Gibson to that depicts exactly what I'm talking about.
53:22
So that that's what's happening now.
53:24
The traffickers pay locals to smuggle just a few kilos and
53:27
downriver, or they hide larger amounts under the floorboards of
53:31
motorboats. At the end of this scale, semi
53:36
crafts, you know, submarine crafts, dubbed narco Subs
53:39
capable of carrying several tons of drugs, have been detected on
53:43
rivers now feeding the Amazon from Columbia and Peru.
53:48
Now you have to imagine buying directly from these cocaine
53:51
producers for a $300 a kilo and then selling it for a refined
53:55
kilo at €60,000 over there in Europe.
54:01
Now that changes the life of a guy who's just trying to make a
54:04
buck or two. Now the global cocaine business
54:07
is booming is never before. Europe's drug habit has grown so
54:12
fast in the past two decades, and that's just the House of
54:16
Parliament over there in England.
54:18
It's even overtaken the US as the biggest cocaine market while
54:22
Norcos are now hooking new users in the Middle East and Asia
54:27
flush with money. Now Latin America's cartels are
54:30
diversifying. Yes, they themselves have DEI as
54:33
well. Who would have ever thought of
54:34
her? Imagine that from drugs into
54:37
swath of other criminal activities.
54:41
Now, somebody who's familiar with the well with the kilos,
54:46
well, they said that quote, we think 2024 was the most
54:49
lucrative year ever for organized crime in Latin
54:51
America. See, crime does pay everybody.
54:55
I think that's what we're learning here, he said.
54:57
It was driven principally by the three criminal economies.
55:01
The first is cocaine, lagging not far behind it that is gold
55:05
#3 is human smuggling and human trafficking.
55:08
Now drug related crime and violence used by to be
55:11
concentrated in the narcotics producing nations like Peru,
55:18
Colombia and yes, Mexico with nations such as Argentina.
55:24
A lot of that too is you have a lot of former CIA people.
55:28
When they retire, they all move to Costa Rica, Argentina or
55:33
Chile. That's where the Bush family
55:34
resides to their family homes. So violence now, they're saying,
55:39
has become a feature of life in virtually every country in the
55:42
region, reaching even former havens of Costa Rica, Uruguay, a
55:47
nation of 3 million people, sometimes held as the
55:50
Switzerland of Latin America because of its relative peace
55:54
and prosperity. Organized crime has become the
55:57
main threat to the institutional stability of our nation's,
56:00
they're saying. Former President of Costa Rica,
56:03
Laura Chinchilli Chincharoo said not no Latin American country
56:08
today can escape this. So it's gotten so bad now.
56:11
Something I saw coming down the Pike way as far back as 2018 is
56:15
a looming war with Mexico, who in my opinion is definitely no
56:20
friend of people up north of them.
56:24
They've let free passage of, of migrants come in here.
56:29
I was there and on the border of Panama and Costa Rica in 2014,
56:33
excuse me, 2015 when Obama was giving free free passage and
56:38
free citizenship to Cubans. There's about 4500 of them.
56:42
And now this is what the White House has to say about it.
56:45
And there's 4000 Marines on board.
56:47
Are you looking at possibility of boots on the ground there?
56:50
What I will say with respect to Venezuela, President Trump has
56:54
been very clear and consistent. He's prepared to use every
56:57
element of American power to stop drugs from flooding into
57:00
our country and to bring those responsible to justice.
57:04
The Maduro regime is not the legitimate government of
57:06
Venezuela. It is a narco terror cartel in
57:09
Maduro. It is the view of this
57:11
administration is not a legitimate president.
57:13
He is a fugitive head of this cartel who has been indicted in
57:16
the United States for trafficking drugs into the
57:19
country. Well, there, this is where some
57:27
of the ships are said to be right now over there in
57:30
Venezuela, because that's where it's all leading up to.
57:34
This is on the heels of Presidente Maduro making the
57:39
statement yesterday that he's going to offer 50 million bounty
57:42
for on Trump. And and he told his sleeper
57:46
cells in the cartels to rise up to the occasion.
57:49
Rise up to the occasion. So this is crazy.
57:53
So you know, you, you put it all into perspective here.
57:56
I mean, let me show you this shipment here.
57:58
This is what we're talking about.
58:00
You want to see how much cocaine is being just trafficked.
58:05
It's unbelievable that you would think that Scarface was just a
58:10
movie of fiction. Well, guess again, here's what
58:13
we're talking about. Look at this.
58:17
So yeah, look at these guys sleeping on the job.
58:21
Somebody needs to wake them up. How should we do it?
58:24
So that's the kind of cocaine that seemed out there bringing
58:27
in through the submersive submarines all the way from
58:32
Venezuela onward into Mexico. And the Mexican presidente as
58:37
she gets her cut, and then the Chinese do as well.
58:40
But traditionally, Chinese have always liked opium a bit more.
58:45
So yeah, this is some serious stuff now, you know, just to be
58:48
that guy, I have to ask, how has the war on drugs benefited
58:53
anybody? Have we lost more people to
58:56
drugs themselves or the actual war on drugs and the unintended
59:00
consequences and the the shrapnel that kills just, you
59:05
know, by standards in these countries, do they get accounted
59:09
for? Are they just collateral damage?
59:13
So the prospect of the unilateral U.S. military strikes
59:16
on any of these gangs, all these drug gangs, has now alarmed many
59:22
Latin American governments, as you can imagine, who fear
59:24
violations of national sovereignty.
59:27
Oh, yeah. So this is this is going to get
59:29
a real. It's going to get crazy.
59:33
Now, Brazil, as I told you, Brazil is a main factor.
59:38
A lot of hench men, a lot of mercenaries come from there.
59:41
It's a very violent country. But let's go a little further.
59:45
Here is now we kind of make our way back to Mexico and Venezuela
59:48
because it's very concerning and a war with Latin America is not
59:53
very, it's not what we want. Let's just put it that way.
59:57
So let's continue on our excursion.
59:59
Here is the time that precedes us as we sunset and we prepare.
1:00:04
OK, here we go. So now, as we continue our rise
1:00:06
of the American cartel, the Latin American cartels.
1:00:09
Well, yes, that. Now that brings us to the Cenola
1:00:12
Cartel in the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
1:00:17
Not the old ones, It's a new one, like the new Black
1:00:19
Panthers. Then there's the old ones.
1:00:21
They operate with impunity in around 1/3 of the country's
1:00:25
territories of the US. That is according to a new
1:00:29
assessment head by the head of the US Northern Command.
1:00:33
Drug bosses have unleashed a bloodbath.
1:00:35
Now around 45,000 people a year are killed and disappeared,
1:00:39
mostly presumed dead. By comparison, the entire
1:00:43
European Union, with a population nearly 3 1/2 times
1:00:46
greater record, recorded fewer than 4000 murders in 2023 alone.
1:00:52
Now they once peaceful Pacific Beach destination, the Mexican
1:00:56
state of Colima had the highest homicide rate of any state of
1:01:01
the country for eight of the past nine years now and is on
1:01:03
track to top the ranking again this year.
1:01:07
It's the highest number of mass graves per capita in the country
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over there in Mexico, many in the rolling green hills at the
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edge of the state. Now, Colima is the Colima state
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that is is home to 1 of Mexico's largest ports, the Manzanillo,
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which handles 40% of the country's maritime container
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traffic and is a key entry point for the Chinese chemicals use to
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make fentanyl, you guessed it, which is a part of war.
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It's part of the soft kill, hard kill, dropping the bomb.
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Hard kill is like, yeah, I just dropped that.
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Anyways, like I was saying, hard kill is dropping the bomb like
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they're doing in in the Middle East.
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This is a form of soft kill on the Americans and the West as we
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know it. Now.
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What cartels want is to control ports, and that's why they're
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teaming up with the Chinese. And that makes things a little
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dangerous and makes things potentially ready to go kinetic
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now to achieve this crime, gang sender warriors to come out and
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fight, he says. So he's familiar with the port.
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He says that it fits a pattern across the region.
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Over there in Mexico, ports have become very important because
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you can't move tons of Kulkani cocaine from Mexico and from
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Brazil to Western Europe. See, Brazil's the middle man by
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flying small aircraft like you could over there in the United
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States. Now citizens across the Latin
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America are demanding answers to the problem.
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Yes, they are. A whopping 52% of people in
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Latin America's six biggest nations named crime and violence
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as their top worry. It's true Chinchilla over there,
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if you recall her, says the frustration is leading to
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extremes to to two extremes of policy in the region 1 which
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simply prescribes more gel for everyone, while the other says
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just adapts to new forms of criminal governance and
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acceptance. Wow, imagine that.
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And and we have that here in the US.
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The lawlessness is definitely a thing.
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We know of police precincts of the LAPD and my PD for the
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levels of corruption in the city.
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Cops is huge and if you see something and you're a good cop
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and you see corruption, you see abuse and you speak out against
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it, they come after you. IE Christopher Gordon.
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Let us not forget him and what he was trying to tell us.
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So there you have it. Now at the other end of the
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spectrum, many people have said and asked what what about El
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Salvador? Well, that's interesting too, as
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someone who has been there me. It is another lawless kind of
1:03:47
place though, although it's getting cleaned up.
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But you know, you go to a strip club and there's people that
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greet you there with sawed off shotguns.
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You know, it makes your experience that night a little
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nerve wracking if you know what I mean.
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Well, the naive Buca lately or the presidente over there in El
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Salvador has alarmed rights activists but delighted admires
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across America's with a ruthless crackdown on gang crime has put
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1.6% of the adult population behind bars.
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Ecuador's conservative President Daniel Nobu is trying to copy
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some of Bukalili's methods. Yes he is.
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He is the mirror image of that in his policies.
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And so these are the frameworks. And now it all comes back to
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Venezuela. Now if you don't recall some of
1:04:32
my coverage of Venezuela, there's two main 2 main factors
1:04:37
in key points of it is number 1, I should say honorable mention
1:04:41
is the CIA, whether it was Bush in power or Trump, they have
1:04:46
been trying to overthrown in control of Venezuela, that
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region for a long time. You also have Russia in the
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region who's now bringing and moving gold bullions to the
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country. You have the China there as
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well. China trains and arms the Antifa
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as we know it, who then brings in ships, their movements, their
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troops to places like Oregon, Portland and Seattle, then
1:05:10
trickles down to California. So that's one key point of
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Venezuela. It's also the major trafficking
1:05:16
hub of fentanyl from China that's being delivered by the
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ports. Remember, China owns roughly 85%
1:05:22
plus of the ports around the globe.
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So that's the kind of war, that's the kind of proxy war
1:05:29
we're fighting. So the takeaways, soft kill is
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fentanyl. Fentanyl is not necessarily just
1:05:34
smoking fentanyl straight, but it can be sprinkled, leaked into
1:05:38
other pharmaceuticals, and can kill some of the most loved ones
1:05:41
in that you cherish in your life, as well as the poor people
1:05:46
of Central America and Latin America as a whole.
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So what war and the drug war in this case, what is it good for?
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Absolutely nothing except for business.
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Because at the end of the day, government doesn't want you to
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do drugs. They don't want drug dealers
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because you know why? They hate competition.
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And that's how I see it. OK, due to time constraints,
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we're going to end it there. I want to invite all of our
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members to join us for a festive night here as Live in Concert.
1:06:17
The attitudes featuring Dean Ryan on piano, backing keys,
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we're going to be joining that and starting that soon.
1:06:25
That's how that one goes. OK Tomorrow I will be back in my
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old neck of the woods and regions for a whopping Thursday
1:06:33
night filled with surprises for our college night tomorrow
1:06:36
night. So you don't want to miss that.
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So anyways, I want to thank you for joining me here on this
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excursion into Latin America. Hopefully we learned something
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and we should do some follow-ups on this.
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And it's just incredible to see the amount of war and the
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defense contractors, the amount of just Paola they're going to
1:06:54
be getting in the next few months.
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So that's my final thoughts is just say no to the drug war
1:07:00
because it's really a war on you.
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And in that case, OK, so for everyone here at Real Deal
1:07:06
Media, I am Dean Orion. Thank you for sharing a bit of
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your night. Always remember to stay tuned
1:07:12
and stay awake. Good night everybody.
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With all the dying dreams I screamed and angels in my dream,
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it turned demons out grieving where I'm good I just don't
1:08:24
know. I've gotten God.
1:08:28
I've gotta take it slow. When I find out this, I'm going
1:08:38
to give you some of my. Two days of the sight of me.
1:09:08
It took away my patience. Please, I'll let you rise for
1:09:19
free. You gotta let it be there I go.
1:09:32
I just don't know. I've got to go.
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I've got to take it stronger when I find out.
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Peace of life. I'm going here.
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So I'm going to tell there. Oh yeah.