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Trump restructures the world order · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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In this political coliseum, we slay the rising beast with the fateful sword of truth that transcends hypocrisy and censorship.
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It's time to unleash yourself from the tirings of media propaganda on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.
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It's unleashed the political news hour.
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Welcome to Unleash the Political News Hour.
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I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we're witnessing some changes in the world, and I'm here to report them.
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Donald Trump is changing the world.
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What Trump has just done in Iran is not just a military victory, even though it's not over yet, it's a victory.
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It is a strategic revolution.
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The war against Iran revealed some truths in the last week or so.
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It revealed that there is only one economic and military superpower.
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It revealed that China is a paper tiger.
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It revealed that the U.S.
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destroyed Iran's army, Navy, and Air Force in just five days, while Russia has been unable to defeat Ukraine for four years.
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Emptied the useless United Nations, redefined global trade and supply chains, ended the concept of offshoring, and brought manufacturing back to the country.
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He cut off subsidized oil from Venezuela and Iran to China.
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He toppled Maduro.
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He destroyed the Ayatollah's regime, and he is on the verge right now of liberating Cuba.
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In other words, Donald Trump, whether you like him or not, whether you love him or hate him, is the greatest American president in history since George Washington.
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He reshaped the world in just one year of government.
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His argument and thesis is pretty simple.
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Get rid of the regime and good things will happen.
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No Iran means no money for Hezbollah, no money for Hamas, no money for the Houthis.
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China loses its proxy in the Middle East.
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The City of London loses its longstanding grip on Iranian oil.
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And Russia has already lost Syria.
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Now Russia also loses Iran.
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North Korea, Russia, and China have been supplying Iran with drones and missiles, and Iran has been supplying terrorists with funding and weapons all over the world.
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China has also been propping up Cuba and Venezuela in our hemisphere.
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And that finances the cartels and the drugs that come from those cartels and the human trafficking harms America as well as other parts of the world.
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That pipeline is now badly broken and severed.
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And without Iranian petrol dollars flowing to terror proxies across the region and into the Western hemisphere, Israel can finish the job with ease.
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But let's zoom out a little further now.
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This isn't just some haphazard move by a crazed American president.
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Donald Trump has methodically dismantled the entire Axis.
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And that is breaking up the China Russia North Korea nexus that has been the source of global instability for nigh on decades.
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And the message to Beijing is pretty unmistakable.
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We, as Americans, are not the America that ran from Afghanistan under Joe Biden.
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This is a new military.
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One that doesn't do DEI briefings and drag shows on base.
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One that delivers results.
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It's a track record.
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And Trump is delivering it.
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America's plumber is a um is a uh poster on online, and uh this person said uh the guy goes by the name of America's Plumber.
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Uh he wrote the genius of Trump is best understood by looking at the sequence of events in reverse.
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And I like this this comment.
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Uh I think it's an interesting perspective.
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Donald Trump knew that he needed to go after the Iranian regime, and that this would cause the Strait of Hormuz to shut down for some time unless the regime was totally dismantled, as well as the Houthis, who had been attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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So he first went after Maduro in Venezuela, and he got control of the Venezuelan oil to keep our oil supply flowing.
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That was a brilliant move.
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The Venezuelans already have international court settlements against them to the tune of tens of billions of dollars that are owed to the United States.
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So we get a regime change, and Venezuela strategically aligns with us ahead of commencing hostilities with Iran.
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That sounds like a win-win for everybody.
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The Venezuelans are dancing in the streets.
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This keeps critical oil flowing to the United States during any hostilities caused in the Middle East.
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This minimizes the economic impact, which keeps the nation from turning against the conflict.
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Now, at the same time, Russia and China are deprived of that foothold they had in our hemisphere, and they're deprived of Venezuelan oil that was being sold at deep discounts.
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And now the country is teetering on implosion.
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A little more about that later.
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Russia and China are about to also lose a foothold that is ninety miles from Florida.
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That's Cuba, by the way.
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And now that oil is no longer flowing from the Strait of Hormuz, also at fire sale prices.
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China is down a combined 15% of their vital supply.
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It also hurts China and Russia that we've been seizing the tankers that they use in the black fleet that has been meant to circumvent sanctions.
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You know, China has been sort of using ghost tankers and shipping oil through Malaysia to circumvent the sanctions against Iran.
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We're watching a globalist system be dismantled in real time, folks, and most Americans don't even realize it.
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This is a complete global restructuring, and those of you who listen to my podcast will remember that I've been talking about this for quite a while now.
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First, I discussed the global money pipelines flowing into and out of Venezuela and South America.
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Weapons, all kinds of illicit trade.
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And I talked about China's role in funding this stuff through proxies like Cuba and Venezuela.
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And so for the past two weeks, I've also been talking about how America is cutting the cash flow from illegal trade and from ghost oil tankers where the money flows into offshore British banks in the Caribbean and elsewhere around the world.
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So the city of London is also involved in this illicit trade, and they've been profiting from it for far too long, and that has to stop.
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Shore insurance companies and reinsurance companies in Bermuda, for example, and over Lloyds of London and British Petroleum for years.
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Since the early 1900s, when a British man discovered oil in Persia in 1908 and formed British Persian oil company, which became BP, British Petroleum, which was basically a government-owned, wholly almost wholly owned government oil company.
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And so the British government has been running on the fumes of Iranian oil for over a hundred years now.
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Global central banks and insurance companies like Lloyds of London and several exclusive and elite groups like the Bank of International Settlements and the Bilderbergs and the Trilateral Commission and the Club of Rome have controlled the world for far too long a time.
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So let's go back in the way back machine and let's remember.
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This is really gives me joy to report this.
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Let's remember when Chuck Schumer blocked Donald Trump from filling the strategic petroleum reserves of the U.S.
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at $20 a barrel.
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Does anybody remember that?
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In 2020, before Trump was cheated out of the night the 2020 election, oil prices had collapsed to about $20 a barrel under Trump.
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And Trump then saw the opportunity of a generation to refill the strategic petroleum reserves to the maximum at historically low prices.
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He could lock in energy security for America for years at a fraction of normal cost.
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But Chuck Schumer and the Democrats voted against it.
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They called him a quote unquote buy low sell high guy like that was some sort of insult.
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He was going to buy low.
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That's exactly what you're supposed to do.
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And the dumb dumbs in Congress couldn't get their head around it, or they just wanted to block Donald Trump.
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What happened instead?
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Joe Biden drained the strategic oil reserve by roughly 400 million barrels.
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He cut it nearly in half right before the 2022 midterms to temporarily push gas prices down at the oil pumps at the gas pumps.
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So Interior Secretary Doug Bergum said this plainly.
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He said Biden turned the strategic petroleum reserve into his own political petroleum reserve for his own political purposes and drained our U.S.
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national security by half in the process.
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Because oil is security for the United States.
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We need energy continuity to keep the engines going.
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Well, now oil prices have risen temporarily due to speculation around the Iran conflict.
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Democrats are now screaming about it.
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These are the same Democrats who blocked refilling the strategic oil reserve at $20 a barrel.
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And then they drained it for a midterm election.
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Now, of course, oil is $100 a barrel.
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It's dropped down to about $86 now.
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And uh it'll probably continue to settle in after the initial shock of the attacks on Iran.
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Let's remember that we don't use a drop of Iranian oil.
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And let's remember that we have a backstop with Venezuelan oil.
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I'll get into that a little more later as well.
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But Doug Bergum is the U.S.
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Secretary of the Interior under President Donald Trump.
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Bergam's message to Americans is that we are completely energy independent right now.
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We are not dependent on a single barrel of oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Supply is strong, the price increase is temporary, and it's a small price to pay for permanently removing a terrorist regime that has held the world economy hostage for nigh on 47 years.
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It's been funding 24 terrorist groups, threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz, killing Americans, blocking global commerce at will, and that's just the start of all that they've done.
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So the idea is get rid of that regime, and you get lower energy prices.
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You get economic stability, you gain a more peaceful world for decades.
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Trump wanted to buy low, Schumer said no.
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Biden sold low for votes, and now Democrats want you to blame Trump for the consequences.
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And I've highlighted what they mean to us and the world.
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But now remember the U.S.
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has had an oil embargo against Iran since the hostage crisis back to Ronald Reagan.
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And that's 46 years that we have not used a drop of Iranian oil.
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So imagine what happens when all that oil, predominantly controlled by England and British Petroleum and a few others.
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The previously state-run oil company, British Petroleum that financed the British Empire, as I said earlier.
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Just imagine what happens when all that oil begins flowing freely in the world under U.S.
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control.
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On top of that, the U.S.
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is once again energy independent.
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And I'll go into that right after our first break.
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I'm your host, Bruce Robertson, and uh before we left for the break.
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Uh, I was discussing the Iran situation and what would happen when all that Iranian oil that has been embargoed to our trading partners mostly.
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Um I know they've been sneaking around the edges a little bit and surreptitiously sneaking oil to China and so forth, but the um you know British Petroleum has been in control of it, and uh what happens when that Iranian oil, the third largest oil reserves in the world begins flowing freely under U.S.
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control.
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We've already freed up Venezuela, which is the biggest proven oil reserves in the world, and now we have the third largest in Iran, and all of this stuff.
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If the spigots turn on, I believe it's gonna create a whole new era in terms of cheap energy.
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Uh, on top of all that.
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Now, this drives the green people crazy, by the way, because the green energy people demand oil to be high so that the green strategies work at higher oil prices, you understand.
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They don't want oil to be the cheap primary source of energy in the world.
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And the world is a watch.
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With cheap oil, by the way, and it's going to get cheaper.
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So on top of all that, the U.S.
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is once again energy independent, according to what uh our uh interior secretary Bergham said.
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Um listen to what President Trump announced this week.
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He said that America is returning to real energy dominance, and he said he's proud that America's first refining, America First Refining is opening the first new U.S.
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oil refinery in 50 years in Brownsville, Texas.
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This is an historic 300 billion dollar deal, the biggest in U.S.
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history, and it's a massive win for American workers, energy, and the great people of South Texas.
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He thanked our partners in India and their largest privately held energy company, Reliance, for this tremendous investment, and it's because of our America First agenda, streamlining permits and lowering taxes that have attracted billions of dollars in deals coming back into our nation.
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So a new refinery in the port of Brownsville will fuel U.S.
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markets, strengthen our national security, boost American energy production, and deliver billions of dollars in economic benefits, and it will be the cleanest refinery in the world.
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It will power, it will power global reserves, and uh it will uh bring thousands of long overdue jobs and growth to the region that deserves it, and that would be Texas.
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So, this is what American energy dominance looks like, and uh, you know, as I've said along all along, if Trump is America first always.
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So this is an exciting moment for the United States.
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You heard that right.
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If you just follow what happens here in Brownsville, Texas, what happens in Anwar in uh the northern Alaskan slopes, and what happens in other parts of our interior regarding oil?
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This is just the beginning of what will be another oil boom for America fueled by cheap energy, and I'm not talking about solar, I'm not talking about green.
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I'm talking about good old American crude oil, Texas tea, as they used to say.
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So today, the Trump administration announced that it was tapping the real strategic petroleum reserve.
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That's the one right under our feet, and it holds up to 30 billion barrels in the Gulf of America.
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This never happened under the last administration.
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So our interior now holds the second lease sale in the Gulf of America under one big beautiful bill, and it's an act advertising and advancing American energy dominance.
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It's a pretty strong statement, folks.
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So what's happening in the Caribbean, right below the Gulf of America?
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Very interesting what's happening because now that Venezuela has been freed up and is restructuring, and now that Iran is looks like it's opening back up to hopefully a democratic government and uh self-determination by the good Iranian people instead of being run by the bad Iranian people.
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Uh so now Havana has begun to erupt, and Cubans are marching in the streets in Havana shouting down with communism amidst blackouts and despair.
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In the dark streets of Havana right now, the Cuban people have had enough.
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After more than 60 hours without power, and some reports are saying that it's over a hundred hours without power, uh, the island of Cuba's long-suffering citizens are walking in the streets banging pots and pans together, blocking roads, and shouting what the regime fears most, and that is in Spanish, abajo el comunismo and libertad, libertad.
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Now, what that means is down with communism and liberty, liberty.
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So they're getting excited about their freedom in Cuba, and you know the Cuban people are unarmed, so it's unclear what the Cuban regime is going to do to suppress this rebellion, and it may require some American assistance.
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But the reality is that the Cuban people have suffered far longer than just the last 60 or 100 or even 200 hours.
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They've been enduring power outages and blackouts for decades.
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They've been impoverished and starved and weakened and you know pushed down, let's just say, for over 40 years.
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Now, I folks, I have a very interesting perspective on this because I've been to Cuba.
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In fact, I've been to Cuba a number of times, and uh I've been there on humanitarian missions and bringing antibiotics and other things to the Cuban people, and I got a very good sense of what's going on in there, but um I haven't been there in quite a few years, but the food rationing back in the 90s when I was there was bad enough in the early 2000s.
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Uh, friends tell me now that it's even worse.
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And my Cuban friends in South Florida, who are in touch with their relatives, some of their relatives are still there, are telling me that it's really bad.
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So, video from Havana shows crowds on scooters and bikes filling colonial neighborhoods like Vedado and Miramar and Havana Vieja, that's old Havana, and their chants are echoing through the night.
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Now, this is no isolated outburst, okay.
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Protests have spread across multiple Havana districts and beyond, fueled by endless blackouts, food shortages, and decades of communist failure.
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The former Castro communist regime's grip is clearly slipping.
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With America's pressure back under pressure President Trump, the dominoes are starting to fall.
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And we know how Cubans love their dominoes.
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Cubans aren't asking for an end to the embargo.
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No, not at all.
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They're demanding an end to the dictatorship, and that's significant.
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So let's not forget that the Cubans can be our allies.
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The Cubans wish to be our allies.
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The Cuban people see themselves as Americans.
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I know that because I've spoken to them many, many times.
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I've talked to the man on the street who actually risked their freedom to speak openly to me during the Castro regime.
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They would speak quietly and they would speak privately many times, but they were not afraid to speak their minds.
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And let's not forget that we have a Cuban Secretary of State named Marco Rubio, who could speak directly to the Cuban people in their native tongue, Spanish.
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So freedom is coming to Cuba.
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The people are rising, and the tyrants there and elsewhere are running out of time.
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Trump forces Cuba's communist to the table.
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Okay.
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His actions are forcing them to maybe cut a deal.
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The deal that I hear in the works through my back sources, uh, is offering the Castro clan a soft landing for themselves.
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In other words, we'll help them get out of the country, but you got to give the country back to the people.
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Now, President Trump is turning up the heat on Cuba's crumbling regime.
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And he's pushing for an economic lifeline that could finally end decades of communist stranglehold on that beautiful little island just 90 miles west of Florida.
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So, according to the telegraph publication, the administration is negotiating a major package that includes an off-ramp, as I said, for the Castro family and uh for current president Miguel Diaz Canel.
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Uh, they step down from power without facing exile or prosecution, and they may be allowed to even stay on the island as the island shifts toward freedom.
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Not sure how that's gonna work, but that's what sounds like the deal that is being crafted, or some of the ideas that they're tossing around.
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Now, this comes after Trump repeatedly declared the regime was at the end of the line with no money, no oil, and a collapsing economy.
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Now, this has been going on for a long time.
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When I was there in Cuba, the people were wearing the same clothes every day and carefully going home and washing their clothes and hanging them out to dry, and maybe they had two changes of clothes, but they were they were wearing the same clothes day after day.
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And they were always clean, but you could tell that their clothes were getting a little threadbare and worn, and their shoes were kind of threadbare and worn.
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And you know, they didn't have big wardrobes.
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They maybe had a couple of shirts and a couple of pairs of pants, and that's it.
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And they were wearing the same shoes every day for sure.
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And so, you know, it was a collapsing economy already in the 90s and early 2000s.
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They had very little.
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You know, when I went down there, we were bringing antibiotics because the pharmacies did and hospitals did not even have antibiotics.
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Uh I went to the central pharmacy in Havana, and it's set up like a museum.
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It's beautiful inside.
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It's all wood paneling, like old wood, like like walnut wood, okay, or oak.
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And um, it's it's really classic, and there are all these old apothecary jars on the shelves and so forth, but there's no drugs in there.
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There's nothing.
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You can't go in there and even get an aspirin.
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It's like a showcase of what it used to be back when it was prosperous, but none of the prosperity is there anymore.
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And that's much like all of Havana and a lot of Cuba, uh, most of Cuba, in fact.
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That is, you can see that it used to be once a very prosperous place.
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There are old sugar plantation mansions.
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There are beautiful examples of architecture, the capital uh resembles Washington, D.C.
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with its rotunda and capitol building.
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Uh they call it Capitolio.
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Some of the old uh clubs that were popular during the American era in Cuba, uh is La Floridita, where they invented the daiquir where Hemingway used to hang out.
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There's a place called La Bod La Bodeguita del Medio.
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That's the little uh supermarket that was changed into a bar that where they invented the mojito.
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I mean, there's a lot of tradition there, and uh, of course, there's Hemingway's house, and there's a bunch of other interesting places to see, and there's some great natural beauty there with waterfalls and greenery and the tobacco fields and everything else.
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Of course, there's the old tobacco factories, and uh it's a very interesting place, and it's filled with music, and the people, as poor as they are, they have a joy of life, and uh, you know, you can't keep them down.
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They're very resourceful, too.
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You'd see the old cars that they have, they don't have parts for these cars, so they fabricate their own out of metal roadsides many signs many times.
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They they'll tear down a government road sign and they'll go in their garages and they'll stamp out metal parts for their cars.
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It's it's pretty comical, but they're very resourceful.
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Now, um, as I said, Trump declared the Cuban regime at the end of the line, and they don't have any money anymore, they don't have any oil, and they have a collapsing economy.
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And so he has assigned Secretary of State Marco Rubio to lead high-level talks, signaling serious intent with Cuba after Venezuela's regime has fallen.
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So the deal would likely ease restrictions on travel, tourism, ports, and energy, injecting much needed cash while demanding real democratic reforms.
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There's no more propping up of dictators with American dollars or remittances.
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That part is clear.
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You know, for 67 years, the Castros have starved their people under socialism.
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Trump is offering a path out, but only if they surrender control.
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If they refuse, our pressure on them will only intensify, and probably the pressure from the Cuban people will become too hot to handle for the regime.
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Cuba's liberation may be closer than ever.
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And America first means also ending tyranny in our backyard, not coddling it or paying lip service to it, not embracing people like Chavez, as Barack Obama did and Joe Biden after him, and embracing Maduro.
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Uh, no, we're not gonna do that.
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We're not gonna embrace the cat the former Castro regime either.
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Uh we're not gonna embrace the Iranians and give them pallet loads of cash like Obama and Biden did.
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No, we're not gonna do that.
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We want the people in those countries to be free.
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So I have two words to my beautiful friends in Cuba and in South Florida.
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Those two words are Cuba Libre, and I have two more words too.
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Viva Cuba.
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I hope they get what they've been praying for all these many years.
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And uh elsewhere.
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Looks like we got a failed Islamic import in our country.
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Uh two sons of Turkish and Afghan immigrants were screaming Allahu Akbar while bombing Americans in New York City with homemade bombs near the mayor's Mamdani's mansion.
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Uh there was a protest against Mamdani by conservatives, and two um Islamic influenced uh radicals, really terrorists, young terrorists, threw bombs.
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And so I, folks, we need to deport these terrorists.
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We need to root them out and deport them before they kill us all.
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Once again, America's facing the consequences of a failed Islamic immigration plan and assimilation plan.
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They don't assimilate.
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There's no moderate Islam.
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We need to wake up to that.
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We say, oh, but it's not all the Muslims.
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No, it's not all the Muslims.
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But maybe it's 10 or 20 percent of them.
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And if it's 10 or 20 percent of them, and there's two billion Muslims in the world, just do the math.
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That's a population bigger than the population of the United States, and they all want to come here and overthrow America.
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So, regardless of how many passive Muslims there are.
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So, the New York City Islamic bomber, his name was Emir Balat.
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He was 18 years old, he's 18 years old.
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He's the son of Turkish Muslim immigrants whose parents became naturalized U.S.
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citizens in 2017, and this young man hurled explosive devices, packed with what they call mother of Satan, TATP.
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It's got screws and nuts and bolts and pieces of metal that when it explodes, it tears people apart and creates shrapnel that is thrown at innocent protesters.
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So these things were thrown at the protesters near Gracie Mansion, and they uh shouted the Islamic war cry, Allahu Akbar, as he um as he lit and threw the bombs at them.
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So they had fuses, they were ready.
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There's for some reason for some fortunate reason they didn't go off.
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But he had an accomplice whose name was Ibrahim Kayumi.
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He was 19 years old, and he's the son of Afghan immigrants whose parents were naturalized here in the 2000s as refugees.
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And uh his friend Ibrahim Kayumi handed him the second device in this botched but potentially lethal ISIS-inspired attack.
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So two second generation Islamic immigrants, two American-may-raised Muslim sons of naturalized families, two self-radicalized jihadists from the Tony town of Newtown, Pennsylvania in Bucks County, and both later confessed that they targeted the rally because they thought people were insulting Islam after binging on ISIS propaganda, you know, ISIS propaganda, the Quran.
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So Islam has put the free world on notice.
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Insult the prophet or insult Islam, and they will silence jail or throw bombs at you and kill you.
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Like all the other jihadis before them, they were screaming Allahu Akbar.
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That's the Islamic battle cry of conquest.
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And uh before we left for the break, I was talking about these two Islamic young terrorists who threw bombs at innocent protesters in New York City.
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And um, so as I said, Islam has apparently put the free world on notice that if you protest against Islamists, you will be silenced or killed.
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And like all the other jihadis before them, these two young men were screaming Allahu Akbar, and that's the Islamic battle cry of conquest.
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And jihadists worldwide scream Allahu Akbar during their deadly attacks to declare supremacy over what they call infidels.
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That would be you and me, those who do not believe in Allah.
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This same Islamic war chant was used by the 9-11 hijackers as they slaughtered thousands.
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It was used by the Paris Bataclan massacre killers who murdered 130 Parisians in cold blood.
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It was used at the Pulse Nightclub by the shooter who gunned down 49 people in Orlando.
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It was used by the London Bridge attackers who stabbed and ran down innocent people.
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It was used by ISIS executioners in their beheading videos.
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It was used by Islamists in Germany as they barreled cars through the Christ Kindle market during the Christmas holidays.
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It was used by the Bandi Beach Islamic terrorists as they gunned down many people, uh, most of them Jews who were celebrating Purim.
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It was used by the Afghan refugee who ambushed U.S.
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guardsmen near the Capitol and uh killed one of them.
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Uh, and countless, countless more.
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I mean, I could go on and on.
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I could do a whole show on you know, Islamic terrorists shouting Allahu Akbar before they blew up themselves and others.
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So what exactly do we have in common with these specifically two Islamic nations, actually several Islamic nations, actually any Islamic nation, but these two Turkey and Afghanistan that want to conquer America that hate the West, and we could use the Islamic regime in Iran, uh, add that to the list.
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Um, they call America the Great Satan, they hate Christians, they burn down churches, they kill and rape and uh slaughter innocent Americans and others who happen to be Christian, and they persecute all non-Muslims.
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What do we have in common with these people?
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Why are we importing this poisonous ideology into our country and into Western Europe, by the way, and why are we planting them in peaceful places like Pennsylvania and pretending that one day they'll assimilate?
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Have we lost our collective minds?
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Why are our leaders so hellbent on getting us killed in this fashion?
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Listen, Muslims from Afghanistan and Turkey and um, you know, Iran and uh Egypt and other places, they belong in the Middle East in countries that can appreciate their Islam, not in America.
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I think we should stop importing people who want to conquer or kill us.
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If they were peaceful, that would be a different story.
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I don't believe in oppressing any other religion, and neither did our founding fathers, but our founding fathers were certainly skeptical of Islam after going to the Mediterranean and trying to negotiate there against the Barbary pirates who were Islamists and uh Islamic terrorists, actually, who had been kidnapping uh our crews and cargoes and everything else, and the cargoes and crews of European ships that wanted safe passage through the Mediterranean.
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And finally, Jefferson and Madison uh had enough of it, and they went there to negotiate, and the um the person in power, who was the uh, you know, the the head of the caliphate there, was just you know, expecting them to pay tribute to him and treated them as uh inferiors to him, and they said that you owe us, and we're allowed to do that because the Quran permits us to kill your people and enslave your people and steal your car your uh cargoes from your ships, and uh, you know, it's part of our goal to take over.
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Well, when Jefferson heard that, he formed the United States Marine Corps very quickly and sent Marines in uh fast ships.
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Of course, they were not as fast as they are today.
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Uh, but he sent the Marines over there, and in two barbary wars that we fought, our first war since the end of fighting the British, we uh made pretty quick um we made a pretty quick uh conclusion to the Barbary Pirates and opened up the Mediterranean.
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So it seems as though we've been fighting Islamic terrorism since the founding of this country.
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So it should surprise anyone that uh we're doing it again.
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I say deport them all before it's too late, and stop acting shocked when they carry out the very orders that the Quran commands.
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And if you haven't read the Quran, you don't know what you're talking about.
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You should read it and see what it says.
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Um now here's a story you won't likely hear in the corporate magpie media.
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One of the Capitol Police officers who was honored in the brand new January 6th plaque commemorating them in the Capitol, was just indicted on nine felony charges, including rape and sodomy.
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That's right.
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One of the Capitol Police who was honored in the new January 6th placette in the Capitol was just indicted on nine felony charges.
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Surveillance footage shows this guy slipping an unknown substance into a woman's drink while she was in the bathroom in a bar.
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A toxicology report later confirmed that she had bromazolam in her system.
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Timothy Valentine, a 30-year-old former Metropolitan Police Department officer, who served from 2017 to 2022, was indicted on March 10th of 2026 by an Alexandria grand jury on multiple felony charges, including rape by force, rape by incapacitation, sodomy, abduction with intent to defile, and unlawful filming.
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Yeah, he filmed his axe also while he was raping these poor women.
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His name also appears on a plaque in the U.S.
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Capitol honoring officers who responded on January 6th, and he was among them.
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Investigators say Valentine met women through dating apps, took them out on dates, and
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Spike their drinks with bromazolam, which is a benzodiazepine.
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Um it's a tranquilizer drug, really.
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Surveillance footage from one incident shows him reaching across the table to stir a white substance into his date's drink while she was in the ladies' room.
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He then sexually assaulted them, sometimes recording the attacks, and he used aliases, including Teo and Rico instead of his real name.
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At least 10 victims have been identified across Alexandria and Prince George's County in Maryland, and authorities believe that there may be more.
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Valentine has been in custody since December, and he was denied bond.
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He is his trial is set for August of this year.
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So this, ladies and gentlemen, is the type of people that the bogus January 6th Kangaroo Court Commission seeks to glorify.
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I'm just shaking my head, folks.
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We all know that January 6th was a setup.
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It was an infiltration of a peaceful protest by deep state operatives.
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And if you don't believe me, why else?
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Ask yourself.
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I've talked about this before, but why else would they have over 200 covert Fed boy agents dressed up as MAGA supporters in red hats and Trump t-shirts, agitating a riot from inside the crowd, trying to get people whipped up into a frenzy, and why would Capitol Police start firing rubber bullets into the crowd and hurting them into a corner to get them all piled up on top of each other and then start beating them with nights sticks if they didn't want to start a riot.
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So this people panic when that happens, and that's exactly what happened under those circumstances.
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Now, this is a developing story.
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Again, a January 6th Capitol Police Officer has been indicted for sexually assaulting, raping, and recording the attacks on women that he drugged as he met them on dates, and there's a number of them.
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So we'll see how that story evolves.
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It's being tried in August.
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And now it's tax time, folks.
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So here's a story that may warm your heart, especially if you don't live in the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington state Democrats just rammed through the state's first income tax.
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And it will be 9.9% on anyone earning over 1 million dollars a year.
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So what happened to equal protection under the law, I would like to know.
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Married couples get one shared exempt exemption.
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So if your household clears one million dollars combined, you're hit.
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That's it.
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This isn't just millionaires, folks.
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This is the opening shot in a war on prosperity and success in America.
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Democrat lawmakers partied like they won the lottery after this marathon vote, and they were grinning ear to ear while celebrating higher taxes on the most productive people in Washington.
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They ignore the 11 times voters rejected this garbage.
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They don't care about it.
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Leftist Olympia, Washington knows best, and that's the capital, by the way.
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Predictably, the wealth flight from Washington State has already begun to accelerate.
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You know, Howard Schultz, he's the CEO and chairman of Starbucks.
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Well, he's bailing for Florida.
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He bailed on the same day, in fact, when this law passed.
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Starbucks headquarters is moving to Nashville.
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Okay.
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More's going to follow.
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More people will follow.
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Why stay in a state like Washington and get soaked by taxes when zero income state taxes, income tax states, I'm sorry, like Texas and Florida, roll out the welcome mat.
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This is a classic progressive creep.
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You know, it just creeps up on people.
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The progressives start edging, edging, edging.
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Pretty soon they turn over the apple cart.
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It starts, it's like the camel's nose under the tent in the desert.
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You know, the camel sticks his nose under the tent, and pretty soon the whole camel's in the tent, and the tent is upside down.
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So they start with the rich, and then they watch the brackets slide until everybody pays more in bracket creep.
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Everybody.
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Government doesn't create wealth, it steals it.
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That's the only way it gets money.
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And then it wastes it because that's the only way they can keep the money.
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Expect fewer jobs, lower investment, and a hollowed-out economy in Washington, as the high earners there vote with their feet, and they're already starting to do so.
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So Washington State in the Pacific Northwest just californicated itself.
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So much for freedom and prosperity in what they call the Evergreen State.
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The exodus is on, and the rest of us will no doubt pay the price for all this virtue signaling and theft, as these bad decisions tend to multiply and have a spillover effect on others and may even cost us nationally.
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And the U.S.
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Census Bureau has now found that 89% of Minnesota Somali immigrant households with children are now on welfare.
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89%.
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Tim Waltz, the governor, and Elon Omar, the Congresswoman for Minneapolis, say this isn't a problem.
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They say that if the people need help, our government should help them, whether they were born in America or not, whether they're citizens of America or not.
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But that's the end of my story.
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That's the end of my show.
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And uh I welcome I welcome and thank you for listening.
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And uh until next time, may no weapon formed against you prosper.
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This is Bruce Robertson.