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Dubai Tokenizes Real Estate on XRP | RWA Revolution Begins | Censorship & Global Power Shift
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Welcome to on the Chain. This is Jeff here with co host Chip. What is going on? Chip, what's going on? Everybody out there in the on the Chain world, you know who you are. That's right. You guys out there, one of you, you, you. Yep. And you too. That's right. You know who you are. Dubai tokenizing real estate on the xrpl. XRP making its way. I thought XRP was done once Ripple moved over to the RL USD. Apparently not Real World asset. The revolution begins now and there's some amazing things that are going to happening. But as always, we want to talk more about censorship and global powerships because geopolitics has to factor its way into everything that we're doing. Because if you don't understand the geopolic, you don't understand nothing.
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You don't understand she, you don't understand. Or shine Ola.
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Or get off the pot.
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Let's go. You ready? Like these bells, it sounds like official news. Exactly. Some official news broadcast is about to take place here. That's just two guys.
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On today's news.
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On today's news. Hang on a second. Hang on a second. Getting something in my ear. Hang on. Breaking. Breaking. Holy cow. Everything's breaking. Guys, where are you coming in from today? Where is everybody?
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Update.
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Chip, what's up? Joseph. Good to see you man. Here, Crypto World from Belgium. Of course. Of course. Chat always from Celebration. Always. Come on. We'll probably get Strike for that. For singing it just for singing for badly. Representing Cool Nick. Celebration. We'll get. I mean we always, it's like every other video we get like oh, Strike. Oops. All right. Sorry. Right.
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Strike.
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Never. I mean is it anything fair use anymore? I mean it's fair use. We're not just. We're showing your video, man. I mean you should be happy singing it too. I know. I mean we're trying to like show it to a new Panama. Hello. Hey now come up man. Panama. Panama in the house. You know, like that Panama. So this is an interesting story kind of came across. I had to do some investigating in it, but this guy said, oh I, you know, I, I, I thought I couldn't break this news yet, but it seems like the DLD already did. So demand land department launched tokenized land deeds on the XRPL mainnet today. That was I think on the 17th maybe. Was it? Yeah. Backed by real titles. So had looked at this. It was a post put on LinkedIn here. Exciting news. This is for Dr. Mahmoud Albar. UberAI says I'm On a mission. City changer building Dubai Prop tech and exciting news. Finally, tokenization is reality on the Dubai real estate market. Dubai's first tokenized title property is out. Register your interest. Be one of the first investors to buy a piece of Dubai less than 2000 DHS. You will be able to buy a fraction of Dubai real estate market in phase one. This is only open for Emirates ID holders. Sorry everybody else. That's the residents of the United Arab Emirates as part of the Dubai Land Department pilot program with Primco and Control Alts.
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Sweet.
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As long as you don't put delete on the end Control all it's okay. Yeah, Control Alt. Because the other company. Whoops. Control Alt Delete is out of business. I've heard they went under. I don't know. Nobody knows what happened.
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People don't use them as much as they used to.
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No.
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Used to use that company all the time.
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Yeah. Now they had to go. That is so funny. Blockchain for the pilot tokenization project is Ripple. And to register your interest using the following link. So we go over to their website right here. Let's go ahead. There it is. Pripco and boom. Dubai's real estate tokenize. So it's the first. It's actually the very first in the region for tokenization platform. You can join the wait list over here. And you can see there, there's the app right over there. Beautiful. Check that out. So it's pretty starting from 82,000. That's what was a very. I think that's the very minimum. You can't. And what. What is that? What's that denomination? What does that equate to in USD? Let's see. Just curious of what. What that looks like.
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Thousand. Two thousand Durhams. Durhams. A conversion. I asked it to convert it and it did not.
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It said again it said basically that's what it. It's basically what it knew it like.
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You don't know what you're talking about.
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Anvil basically.
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$544.
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Here's an update on the game, Jeff. Panthers 27, Leaf 0.
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Let's go. Let's go Panthers.
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Period.
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Number one is coming to a close here. Got about two.
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Crazy.
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That was a fast.
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Still 00 right two.
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Two hundred and fifty eight left in the first and it's 00. So once we get to the second and to the third, I'm out. As long as the Panthers are winning.
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Hey, can't you do the. Can't you do the. Can't you go to Google and ask it you go to Google or did you go to Chatty?
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I went to Google and Google said I'm not going to do it for you.
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What about chat?
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Normally you put into Google and it just pops it up. It's $544. Normally it gives you the whole conversion thing and this time I said convert it into USD and it just said download our currency converter app. But I don't want to download the currency converter app.
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But if you do. Yeah, but if you do. D what is the.
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There we go. So it's, it's $544 basically.
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544 is what it is. Okay, $544. So that's like the minimum, I guess the minimum investment you have 12 net ROI.
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It's correct.
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Is not bad. I mean pretty solid fractional ownership, blockchain backed transparency. So there you go. So I guess I know they have the first title ready. I don't see it here yet. But again probably a wait list. They're probably doing an early announcement which is great. We're strategic partners to buy a land development. Waiting a license approval from the Dubai Virtual Regulatory or Assets Regulatory Authority which is vara. So it sounds to me like they might have to just maybe it's a little premature in the announcement. Platform will let you securely and seamlessly own and sell property tokens on Marketplace and right now it's just open. You know you got to be a resident at this point. You have to have an ID and with Primco Mint investors pay only half the DLD fees, just 2% instead of the standard 4% making real estate investments more affordable and accessible. So there's another reason to do tokenized versus versus a regular because it looks like you're going to have to pay a percentage fee. Everything is tokenization. That's supposed to be a Z Jeff.
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Tokenization.
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Tokenization. Let's see what is a token? It's a unit of ownership. So it'd be interesting. Yeah, it would be interesting. Buy, earn, sell, browse the. So you can browse the properties again. It looks like it's a little bit on the early side but looks like they still need our seeking approval if that. Unless that hasn't been updated. But sell tokens, buy tokens, lock in period. The whole thing hit the sneeze trigger there glimpse of our tokenized portfolio. So this will be it. You'll be able to buy stuff. It'll be like it looks like blurred out two bedroom apartments. It looks like you know it's gonna be residential Property. I don't know if commercial will be added later. You get perks for early birds. Zero platform fees on the very first property. So you're not gonna have to pay that 2%. First place, the 25K, 25, 15 and 10,000. So there you have it. Pretty exciting news right there. Pretty exciting. I'm gonna. I'm gonna go follow these guys. Give them a follow over there. Give them a follow. Beautiful. Is it risky, Jeff? I see it right there. Risk, warnings. Risk. Is it risky? Let's see what it says about risk.
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It's grabbing memory.
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Loss of value. Virtual assets are highly speculative in nature. Transferability, reversibility, liquidity, risk, trans. This is the normal typical things. Security fraud, legal risk. There it is. Legal disclaimer does not constitute financial, legal or investment advice. Never does. All individuals engaging in virtual asset activity should seek independent professional advice. And definitely not two dudes doing a YouTube channel. Definitely not. All compliance with applicable laws regulations. By proceeding with virtual asset transactions user accept full responsibility for the associated risk at any resulting financial losses. There you have it.
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There you have it.
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There you have it. I feel like you're fixated. I feel like you're watching the game, Jeff.
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No, I'm trying to fix my audio. My audio keeps cutting out. It's the end of the first period.
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Do you want to see how exciting this is? We were the 19th follower. Amazing. Yeah. The other 19 followers on Primco Mint or early. We're early.
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We're early. Adopters ship early.
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Let's join the prim co0. Let's see what she has to say. I bet you she has something to say. What is he talking about here? Hang on a second. I gotta want to grab this link really quick because this might be something that would be somewhat of interest. Huh? Let's see here. Okay, so here's this is. I found a video that they had listed on their on their X account. So this is talking about the Primco Mint. So let's see what this is all about. Let's see what it's all about. Here we go.
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Let's see where all my resources are.
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Being drained in life are meant to be shared. Introducing crypcomint, the first tokenized real estate platform in mena. And our waitlist is now live with crypcomint you can own a piece of tokenized real estate starting from just Dh2,000. So join the waitlist and you could get early access to CrypcoMint and waiver when you invest in our first properties and a chance to win 25 in our referral race. The more you share the link, the higher you climb the lead board and the top three referrals win big. So grab your link, spread the word and you might be one of our lucky winners. Join the waitlist today and overshare your way to the top link in bio. So it looks like they just joined on the 13th of May so it's all pretty new. No wonder with the 19th follower.
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That's right.
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I don't know who they're they're following.
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Nope, not us.
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It's like not us. They're not following us. They're following Privco which is a platform that simplifies is the real estate journey. This is what they're who they're actually following over there. It's always very telling and engages exactly what's going on here. Let's go. We got four, eight people in the YETI drawing right now but Amira Sajwani, managing director of Dharma, Official founder of Primco.com Boom. Give a follow Primco Blocks it's a real estate investment for all invest from AED500 in Dubai's best rental properties. So that's a little bit of a that's blocks. So that's a little different for rental properties. And they got Pripco which is platform simplifies the realty journey in the UAE by facilitating mortgage golden visa. So I guess Primco is doing quite a bit in the real estate area. And then of course you've got Kickiest Maximus which is Elon Musk. Funny that they're following Elon Musk. Interesting, right? Very interesting, interesting, interesting. Yeah, very interestant day man. Very much so. I thought this was an interesting observation by Chamath Palapatia, he's on that all in Pod podcast. But I thought this was kind of a interesting thought here. He said for over the past 100 years the number of banks have gone from 28,000 to 4,500. The number of public companies in the US peaked at 8,000 and has since shrunk to 6,000. Meanwhile the amount of regulation and regulatory agencies have exploded. Meanwhile the regulation at the limit strangles entrepreneurs, small businesses and public companies in favor of consolidators, large roll ups and administrators. We need a regulatory reset. Yeah, absolutely. It's so funny you see things shrinking on the company side. Think that the investors, small business people are getting hurt, entrepreneurs and then what do we see? Just more regulations and the first term Trump for every one new regulation they had to get rid of two or three now. I think it's for every new one regulation they got to get rid of 10, but they just need a reset is absolutely what's needed. What's your thought on that, Jeff?
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I think so, too. Complete reset Chip.
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I always like when people ask rock, if you tag grok at grok, you ask it a question, it will come in post and says, yeah. The claim is about the US banks dropping from 28 to 4,500 over 100 years, roughly. Accurate historical estimates suggest that maybe 30,000 banks in the 20s falling to 4,100 by 22. The number of public companies likely peaked at 8,000, is now around 6,000, supporting the claim. Regulation and regulatory agencies have indeed grown, often cited as a response to crises, but their impact is debated. Some argue regulations burden small business, favoring large firms. Others say they ensure stability and fairness. Evidence is mixed and the exact 1925 bank figures are uncertain or right after the crash. Yeah, you had a lot of. A lot of big failings going on pretty much all around. So that was something we never see too much of. So what do you make, Jeff, of Jake Tapper putting a book out on Biden's decline, mental decline. What do you, what do you, what do you think about his assertion that all of a sudden he was the one that would always argue with people that would come on his show, but now he's just waking up to the fact that they got duped? Right. But we saw it unfold for four years, as a matter of fact, Jeff.
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During four years, they covered it up.
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They covered it up during the campaign of 2020. He was hidden in the. They didn't even let him outside to talk. So what is your assessment of, like, now that they're trying to come clean or pretend they're coming clean on this whole thing?
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Yeah, that's, it's, it's a travesty, you know, because our media, as we know, has really been a show for, for years, and you can't trust anything they say. You know, they're obviously bought and beholden to whomever. You know, we've seen so many YouTube videos that have pieced all the different newscasts together as they move across the country, channel to channel to channel. They're all exactly the same. There's a narrative. They pass the narrative down. There's an agenda that goes along with the narrative. Somebody's pulling the strings. We saw it unfold in 2020 at, at such a high rate that it became extremely concerning because we saw their lack of coverage of the antifa riots and the, and the BLM riots and the thefts and the, the burning in the streets and all the things that were going on. The violence, right. It was a summer and, and it was a kind of a movement just steeped in violence and rhetoric. And it really started back in 2016 because the Democrats called out their, their foot soldiers and they wanted them there. And each one of the politicians, one after another after another, said, you know, get in their face, don't give them a moment of freedom. You know, basically just constantly stand them, no matter where they are, it doesn't matter if they're at a restaurant. And we saw that happening unfolding, so they got the permission to do it. They felt emboldened to do it. And then the media on the back end was continuously just coming after the Republicans and the religious groups, you know, the, the Christian groups, Jewish groups, etc. And so if you would stand out as mostly Christian groups that they were coming after. And it was, it was so bad, you know, to see what we witnessed. And the media was, they weren't, they weren't oblivious to it. They were part and parcel of the agenda. They were the spokesperson of the agenda. And that's why we kept saying, you know, that there's different components there and they're the, the misinformation campaign spreader. Thank God, you know, Trump from the beginning was saying, look, all those guys out there, that's the line media. And they were the line media. And you know, and it hasn't, it didn't stop. Now all of a sudden, you know, they took a step back and like, oh, wait a minute, we gotta, you know, rescue our careers at this point. And the only way they can do it say, hey, all we are doing is reading lines. You know, we didn't know. We're just giving the, the information that was fed to us. And that's the joke of it. And Chad Nauseam is putting up perfectly. There is no, you know, journalism. Journalism is a hundred percent propaganda. And, you know, we, and I saw it, unfortunately, I saw it, you know, firsthand because we have a family member that is, is a newscaster on tv. And, you know, as he was kind of making his way up the ranks, there was a huge falling out in the family over it. Not, you know, I wasn't involved in it, but.
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Sure you weren't, Jeff. You're the impetus of it. You're probably.
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I wasn't, actually. I wasn't, I had.
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Pushing the button.
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I was the exact opposite. No, I didn't, I didn't want any part of it. And I said, look, you know, just stay, stay back. But, you know, but it, what it. There were, there were multiple components to it. But as you saw through Covet and all those other things, they were buying the, they were buying the, the, the medicine, you know, whatever was fed to them being in the media, it was amazing to see they bought it. Right, so is it that the majority of the media were they duped or they thought they were above everything, that they were the ones on the front lines getting all the real information, so they were the, the pawns in the game of misinformation. They were the ones spreading the propaganda. But they believed it, the majority of them, I gotta believe there's some that didn't. That got to a point and they said, wait a minute, there's nothing that we're saying is actually real. You would hope that was the case, but that's, that's the, the world we lived in for a long time. Thank God for alternate media. Thank God for, for platforms like this. But look at the disruption that we faced. You know, on this platform. If you said the wrong thing, if you said Covid during the COVID time instant deletion of your channel, if you said anything against what the mainstream was saying, you were immediately kind of ostracized and, and blacklisted. Same thing, you know, on Twitter at the time, same thing on Facebook at the time, same thing on YouTube. The mass social media controlled way too much of the narrative and they were the, the culprits of much of what we saw go on. So if you go back to like dapper those guys at this point, the guy's just trying to save face and he's trying to make believe that they weren't part of the, the Biden hoax cover up. Because we know, like you said since 2020, he was in his basement, he wasn't coherent four years ago, there are already signs of it four years ago of dementia. And all of us, everybody talked about anyone who's had a family member that has gone through that saw all the signs in it, so it was so obvious. But then the medical personnel that covered it up and that were part of it because there's White House doctors and all, you know, and had to give them a clean bill of health, so they had to sign off on it. His wife and any of his staffers, anyone who's around him, they're all. They need to be held to account because they basically usurped the presidency of this country from the doctors to his wife to everybody else that was around him. They were all part of a revolution that took the presidency from the American people. We didn't vote for them. Yeah, we didn't vote for him either. But, but you know, let's say he was duly elected, then he was the president. But if he had dementia and wasn't able to maintain mental capacity, it had to be passed down. That's right. Yeah.
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It's a bloody drunos, come on.
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That's right. So think about, think about all those different things, you know, and now, now he's got cancer. And man, the whole, the whole thing was. It's too much.
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Yeah, we've known this for a long time too. Thank you. Flatliner Streams, you know, that is gifted one on the chain membership. Thank you so much. It supports the channel. Appreciate that. It took four years for my son in law to recognize that I was right about COVID Well, I got people in my family still haven't recognized it yet. I'll write about everything. I mean what gets me is like look, you just had forget about what the media was telling you. We had our eyes, we had our ears and we had something going on between this, that skull that we could just like do some critical thinking. Like I can't but I mean, and they thought like. Yeah, they were, they were. They call instead and they could even get the, the White House member gene. What was her name? Jean, the old. The press secretary. She couldn't even say deep fake. She even said cheap fakes. They don't even know it's called deep fake. But they were saying there were cheap fakes, manipulated videos. I mean every day. I mean you always want to take advantage. Yeah, Trump makes gaffes. He says things off come but. And every single, like multiple times, every time that they open their mouth. I mean it just started to becoming like something's not right here or something. There's something really wicked going on. And I'm. And I'm not buying it, man. I don't even buy it. And I don't even think it's a good look for Fake Tapper, which I like to call him because he's fake as hell. Fake Tapper comes out with this book. It's. It's just capitalizing on a sad scenario. He knew. They all knew.
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They all knew.
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They put party and ideology over the American people over country. That's what they wanted. They wanted to let it. And, and honestly if. And had they known, why didn't they want to let Harris take over sooner?
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Right.
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I think we know the answer to that question also because we kind of would have seen real fast.
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Imagine.
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Yeah, yeah. I mean, so they were propping her up, saying how great she was. Well, everybody knew. And the other thing is, it's the Vice President's responsibility that if there's something cognitive going on, to ring the bell. That's one of your duties. That if something's. That you're looking out for the presidency and for her not to ring the bell, for her not to say, hey, there's a problem here. Hey, we got something going on here. That's, that's complicitness in my, in my, you know, my estimation is that she was also in on the whole thing, because if she had really been looking out, she would have definitely known that. But let's just look at fake Tapper. Let's look at some, some, Some of his past, you know, transgressions here. But let's look at this here, here, here. He's getting called out, curious as to.
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Whether or not this kind of trying to hide what was happening with the President at the time had an impact on the press corps. Like, why didn't we hear some of these details from what they actually saw and were dealing with, trying to get information. Well, Alex Thompson and I were on.
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The case, as were lots of other reporters trying to. They were on the case, Jeff. They were on the case. And look at the softball question. He's obviously getting interviewed on cnn. But why didn't we know? Everybody knew. This was not even. I think the bigger question is how did you not know and how did you pretend so long? This is the harder question to answer. Figure out what was going on behind the scenes.
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But the bottom line is the White.
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House was lying not only to the press, not only to the public, but.
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They were lying to members of their own cabinet.
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They were. So are you lying? You were lying to everybody else. Did they not see. I mean, we didn't have anything privy, weren't we? We weren't behind the scenes. We weren't in the White House. We weren't in the, in the strategy sessions. We weren't with the Biden administration behind closed doors. We saw it with our own ears and eyes. Like, so them telling the. And the funny part about this is they're trying to blame the administration. They lied to us. You're investigated again. Chad brought this up. You're supposed to be journalists. Journalists aren't supposed to say, this is how it is. And like, okay, but if it's the other. If it's the other team in the White House, then everything. No, no, we got to investigate everything. But you didn't even have a little somewhat curiosity to go take a look. Like something doesn't smell right, doesn't pass the sniff test. But I'm sure they're not going to lie to us. When does the government ever tell the truth? Come on. They were lying to White House staffers, they were lying to Democratic members of Congress, to donors about how bad things had gotten.
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And in fact, Alex and I started.
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Writing this book after the election of 2024, and we spoke with more than 200 people, most of whom, almost all of whom were Democrats. And so listen to this. This furthers this. This, this is even funnier. So for his research for his book, he went and talked to Democrats who also were going to claim mysterious. I bet this is the next thing out of his mouth that they too were duped and gaslit and they didn't know and they were lied to. But he didn't speak to anybody else, didn't go out and speak to real people, didn't go out to speak to Democrats and said, hey, yeah, he looked like he lost a few steps, right? But no, listen to this.
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And almost all of whom wouldn't be honest with us or wouldn't be candid.
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With us until after the election. And then after the election, we found out all of the, these things that when you looked at what was going on with President Biden at. So this is the thing that kills me, though, Jeff. He's talking about as if Biden ran and lost the presidency. Biden handed it over in July to Harris. Well, he didn't do that. They claimed he did. They claimed he wrote a letter. They claimed that all this stuff, there was no primary. Right. So she just was. But they're blaming Biden for the loss. They're blaming that they didn't know basically the whole travesty that was the president, you know, and, and if these robo pens were signing stuff and he wasn't, he wasn't cognizant. And we find out that he's had, he's known, he's publicly admitted he has cancer since 22. And they pretend like this is new information. And Laura Loomer uncovered it last year in July of 2004, saying that he's, he's, that he's, you know, got terminal cancer. He's, you know, there's, you know, it's inevitable when you're terminal. That's it. So they're all more pretending about what they think is happening at the time. It probably doesn't surprise you the extent to which he was deteriorating.
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But now we have anecdotes and facts.
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About what was really going on behind the scenes with details that Democrats wouldn't share with us until after election day. This is rich. Here we go again. Here's, here's, Tapper.
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Tapper here. Alex Thompson from Axios and I wrote a book, it's coming out next Tuesday. It's called Original Sin, President Biden's Decline, Its Cover up and His Disastrous Choice. Again, the book is drawn from more than 200 interviews with mostly Democratic insiders, almost all of them after the election. And one of the things we were shocked to learn, the White House physician, Dr. Kevin O' Connor talked about how if Biden had one more fall, he might actually need to be in a wheelchair. But this was all put on off until after the election. They did not want images of Biden.
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In a wheelchair out there.
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You might recall that Biden started to.
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Have problems with a shuffling say, Jeff.
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No, I'm just, I'm looking at this and look how these guys are so dirty, you know, I don't know any other way to look at this because if we go back, you know, look, you know, you, you have the video, you know, where he's claiming, you know, that, that Biden is perfectly fine, these guys exist. Like, you know, like we, none of us saw this and that there's no recorded evidence of what's been going on. And it's just so insane. It's just so crazy. I, I don't know how these guys live with themselves, honestly. You know, look at the look in his, the, just his whole facial expression, everything. He's, he's making it look like, man, this book is so deep. I couldn't believe any of the stuff that I uncovered in this. You guys are gonna be, it's gonna be crazy. You gotta buy my book.
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So what did he do for the book? He talked to mostly Democrat sources. This is the right dude. It's like you, you just go from worse to worse to worse. I mean like you talk to Democrat sources. You didn't even go out and talk to regular people. You just talked to Democrats and now you're going to accuse them and beat them up because they, and you were complicit in the whole thing and you did zero investigative journalism and you got an on air fights when anybody brought up mental decline and you, you weren't even somewhat curious about it. This guy's, this is Rich Jeff Gate.
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That the administration was very sensitive about. There was a time when they started having people walk with him to Marine One. Those people were there to kind of.
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Like hide the fact that his gate.
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Was as bad as it was and also have them there in case he stumbled. The White House would say that this gate is issue was because Biden had fallen after the election of 2020. The truth is that it didn't have to do with that. Dr. Oconnors medical report said that that injury was completely healed.
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This had to do with other degenerative problems. Speaking of degenerate, now here he is online fighting with Laura Trump. Lord, there we go.
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Every time he comes on stage or.
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They turn to him, I'm like, Joe, can you get it out? Let's get the words out.
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Joe, you kind of feel bad for him.
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B
How do you think it makes little.
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A
Kids with stutters feel when they see you make a comment like that? Look at his eyes.
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B
First and foremost, I had no idea that Joe Biden ever suffered from a stutter. I think what we see on stage with Joe Biden, Jake, is very clearly a cognitive decline. That's what I'm referring to. It makes me uncomfortable.
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A
You are.
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B
No, it's so amazing to me that. And try and figure out an answer. A cognitive decline. You're trying to tell me that what I was suggesting was a stutter.
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A
I think you were mocking his stutter. I think you were mocking his stutter.
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B
And I think you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline. I would think that somebody in the Trump family would be more sensitive to people who do not have medical licenses.
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A
Diagnosing politicians from afar. Plenty of people have diagnosed your father, father from afar. And I'm sure it offends you. Your father in law from afar. I'm sure it offends you. You don't have any standing to say nothing.
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B
What I'm saying, you just talked about a cognitive decline that Joe Biden.
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A
I have one last question for you, Laura.
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B
You can't times on stage and it's very concerning to a lot of people that this could be the leader of the free world.
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Okay?
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That is all I'm saying.
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I genuinely sorry for Joe. I appreciate it.
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B
I'm sure.
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A
Look at, look at his eyes. Look. He's like, he's obviously reading. He's taking it in. The guy believes it, you know, hook, line and sing. He, the guy believes everything that he's saying. But he's almost like I, he's dead. You know, it's, it's weird. No facial. I know he's on the news, but no facial expression. The eyes are just, you know, deadpan. And then if you go to his last video when he's talking about the book, he's animated and his eyes are. Are more lively. Like he believes it, you know, it's so weird. It's just like a totally weird. Like, you know, it's just strange. I don't know. The messaging he's trying to get across. It's just very bizarre. I don't know the whole thing.
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B
Embarrassing. Fake Tapper is coming out with this. Chad says, so it's an autobiography. That's great. John Doe says, get the F out. Chad says, doctor, and Dr. Jill patting him on the head. You answered all the questions, Joe. That's right.
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A
Yeah, he does that. Dr. Jill.
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B
Yeah, she's a doctor on paper. She's not a medical doctor. She's got a doctorate degree. Here we go. Justin says that he. He says that they got bad storms about hitting Kansas City, so. Or Kansas, I should say, a good chance and gonna lose the connection to you guys. So if he wins, the yeti doesn't respond. Okay, so we'll get you a special pass if you. Because, you know. And the one night you can't claim it because your freaking storm knocked out your Internet. But if that does happen, we will. We know the story and we will hold the yeti for you until we can get it to you. Just saying that we're not going to be.
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A
Name it or be forgotten.
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B
Yeah, that's the official thing. Dr. John. Doctor. Dr. Jill. It was so funny that Whoopi Goldberg on the View didn't have any idea that she wasn't like a real doctor. She thought she was a medical doctor. I mean, she really did think she was a medical doctor. We've got 16 in the drawing.
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A
JC Tapper and others are all being paid huge bucks. That's right.
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B
Huge horse that was all on the dole. Absolutely, man. Absolutely.
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A
Big, big numbers. Let's see, what was Tapper making? What was his salary?
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B
Fake Tapper is just a travesty. I mean, he's with a straight face trying to tell us. And he was being gaslit. Yeah, we were.
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A
It was. He was making 7 million a year, Chip.
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B
To sit there and propagate this lie. The fact that.
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A
And let's see what his net worth is.
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B
And Gene Prayer came out. The old press secretary came on, said that, you know, for those press briefings, she didn't even meet with Biden. Like, she drops that after you know, conveniently after the fact that she wasn't meeting with Biden regularly. But you could just see it. He was like, yeah, anyway, you know.
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His net worth is 16 million.
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B
Well, it could be, but I'm just like, the whole, this whole thing is just absolutely. It's, it's troublesome in so many fronts. I'm like, it's just. You got to call somebody out just for the stupidity. People are putting these kind of cartoons together. Look at this 1. How CNN's fake tap recovered for President Biden. It's just a lifelong stutter, right?
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A
Lifelong.
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B
It's just. And the fact that they call stutter. There's, there's no. This whole idea they made up the stutter. Like, if you go back to Joe's history, there's no even evidence he had a stutter. They were calling us.
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A
There's no stutter ever. Ever.
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B
The stutter is like you, you were kind of the. You sort of freeze on a letter, right? There was no stutter. He just lost. Forgot that he spoke English. You couldn't figure it out if you.
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A
Saw him when he would yell at people. The guy was always an. He was never a nice person. No, you saw him when he was in Congress, you know, just the, In Senate, you know, just the things that he did and said, the way he behaved the. And he was just always loud, but he was aggressive. But he never stuttered, ever. He would carry his. Like it's just night and day. And that's what we always say. Look at him now. Look at him then. And they're trying to make it sound like it was a lifelong thing. We talked about it when it was. They were unfolding all this nonsense. Oh, you know, so it's just crazy right here.
- [36:57]
B
They all said the same thing with the same buzz phrase for each issue. Right. It was all hugely, largely coordinated. They got the talking 5am talking points and all they did was parrot each other non stop.
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Right?
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B
Yeah. That's a Chad Nauseam says he stuttered because he was a pathological liar trying to remember his fake story. And along comes fake Tapper. Look at this one. This is. I thought this was about on point.
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A
Jake Tapper covers Biden doesn't have one.
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B
Yeah, there you go. Jake Tapper uncovers startling evidence that Biden's decline was covered up by Jake Tapper. The be never misses Ben.
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A
Never.
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B
Fake T offers evidence that Biden's decline was covered up by fake Tapper. You know, I mean, how do you even. With this. Now he's gonna go Profit off of this. Profit off of the fact that he was.
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A
He covered it up whole.
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B
He covered it up. I mean, how is that possible?
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A
It's so crazy.
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B
How is that possible, man?
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A
Jeff, how many yetis do we. Florida scored. Florida scored 1 0. Panthers 1. On the leaves. Now it's getting exciting. So we got. End of the second, I'm done. Gotta go watch it.
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B
Yo. My parents, senior comedian, they saw. They saw it all. They. They're more alert to it because they have to be. Right. Absolutely right. Florida Panthers, 1 0. Everyone's chiming in. Remember these? Like, they used to be like. Like, who does that? He started doing that real weird whisper thing.
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A
Yeah.
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It was such a weird. I mean, very, very. I mean, how was it? Nobody thought he was running the country. I mean, the robo signings, all the stuff, you know, and then it was this. You remember the speaker met with him. Speaker Mike Johnson met with him in December. And that. He was talking about, like, hey, I don't get why. Why would you write an executive order about this? You know, the gas lines and this and that. He. I didn't do that. He goes, no, it's right here. He goes, I never signed that.
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Right.
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Well, he either didn't remember or somebody signed it for him or. I mean, the whole thing's troubling. Just engaging in a conversation on understanding.
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That's right. Stuff was happening and. And he just had no idea. He had no idea.
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And so this too. Dr. Stephen Quay brings up a really good point here. He says prostate cancer is the easiest cancer diagnose. When it first starts to watch it progress to bone metastasis. The PSA blood test shows the rate of cancer cell growth for even the most aggressive form. It's a five to seven year journey without treatment before it becomes metastic. Metastasized, meaning that it would be malpractice for a patient to show up and first being diagnosed with metastic disease in May of 2025. Highly unlikely. It is highly likely he was carrying a diagnosis of prostate cancer throughout his White House tenure. And the American people were uninformed. Absolutely, man. He. Absolutely.
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One more thing. That's where the doctors covered it up, you know, and you get to a point, there was so much cover up going on. And yeah, the. The gauntlet is gonna fall and these guys are all gonna get caught up in the. They're all getting caught up in the. In the.
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Here's Biden.
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A
Does anybody care about the Yankees and the Mets? Is anybody watching that?
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B
They dropped. They dropped the last.
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Is over the Mets 2 0.
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B
Well, they were winning. They could have picked up that game last night. They blew it in the ninth inning. Anyway, look, here's Biden in. In 2022. Listen very carefully what he says. And everybody's so shocked that he has cancer. He told everybody had cancer.
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And because it was a four lane highway that was accessible, my mother drove us. And rather than us be able to.
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B
Walk and guess what. What? The first frost.
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A
You know what was happening.
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B
No. You had to put on your windshield wipers to get literally the oil slick off the window. That's why I and so damn many.
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A
Other people I grew up have cancer. And why can't for the longest time.
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Just said right there. That's why so many people have cancer. And I remember when I saw this clip and I was like, that's weird. That hasn't been publicly slowed. I remember seeing this and nobody talked about it, but he said I have cancer. That's why for the longest time Delaware.
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A
Had the highest cancer rate in the nation. Delaware.
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B
Damn.
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Many other people I grew up have cancer. And why can't for the longest time.
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B
So yeah, so people are acting like a. They didn't know. This is something brand new. It's. Laura Trump starts talking about the whole decline. I mean we. And then they started saying it was a, it was a. It was a cheap fake. When he was at that event with Clooney and Obama and Obama literally had to grab him. Clooney wrote the big op ed. They said how brave it was of Clooney. Cl's like he didn't even know who I was. And then I had to grab his arm and then pull him off stage. Jeff. It's just highly embarrassing on so many levels.
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There were too many, too many things like that that went down. Hey, Chip, how many yetis are there?
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B
How many yetis? There are 19 in the drawing right now. 19, 19, 19.
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A
All right, well, we gotta, we gotta run this then. Here we go. After, after this plays we'll have like 22 goal. Panthers score again. Two zero.
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B
Man. Now we're talking.
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A
Dude, now, now we're talking into the se. This is in Toronto too. Look at that. They're all sad. Look how sad those Maple Leafs fans are. Well, the Maple Le.2 0. I know they still, still, still early. So I don't want to get, not get too crazy here.
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B
Norseman. Norseman. Yes, man. Keep up your words. Thank you, man. Appreciate that.
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A
Yeah. All right.
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B
You, you keep it up, man. You know, it's totally helping the show up, man.
- [42:51]
A
Yeah, I always appreciate it. So here we go, Chip. Ready?
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B
Let's see.
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A
Let's talk about it.
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B
What kind of banger you got going on today? See win a badass yeti from the blue Tribe. Word of the day yeti. Hey, you got your Zaman wallet ready?
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A
Why?
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B
Because this is gonna be epic. Time to claim your legendary blue Tribe, Sam. Foreign. Damn, that was operatic crazy, that one.
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A
Crazy.
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B
That was crazy. So dramatic, man. There was like some opera going on there. There was a whole bunch of stuff going on. They're whispering, man.
- [44:51]
A
That was cool.
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B
Yeah. So look at Norseman says, all good. Wait. He says, yeah, all good. My go to get my XRP news. Crypto news and good old vibes, baby. Yeah, there we go. So we got 24. Jeff, you were close, but you were off. Who are the enemies? Well, they fight each other. They have warring factions, so they do. They do have some warring factions, so there's that stuff. Very nice, Very nice. Expecting the Vikings to jump off the ship. And the Vikings will be going, doing battle with movie. Been talking about that. We're talking about all kinds of cool stuff. Yeah, tight. So we got 24 in, guys. If you type it once, you'll already be in, so you don't have to do it again. But I just.
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A picture of his Viking outfit. Oh, that's kick ass.
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B
Yeah, that's awesome.
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A
There we go.
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B
Yeah, it's me. And I'll put it up on the screen. DM it to me sweet on. On X.
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A
And I'll throw it up there with the music plate. I'll put the music on when we put them up.
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B
There we go. So Laura Loomer, who I voted for twice in office because she was hopefully going to be my representative, but no, she, she. They. She didn't get any GOP support and they. They were miserable. Now, I want to. I want to just make a note here that this was put out July 25th of 2024. Is it 3 030?
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I think that's. That's what.
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B
So she basically put this out. He's dying. Just like I said, People need to stop hating on me just because the media tells you to hate me. I was right about the medical emergency. Talked about the medical emergency that happened on Air Force One. They covered it up. She found some. She. She did some. She. I mean, she's independent. She's an independent journalist. She breaks all kinds of stories. She breaks all the stuff. Vets, everybody in the administration. She said, I was right here the other night on the time. He's returning and canceled his events. And I'm going to be proven right when he dies, too. Biden is terminally ill. His speech last night sounded more like a farewell speech. This is the face of a family doesn't have much time left with their loved one. And then they had this right here. So, you know, they know what's going on. I mean, she's the one that called it and everybody. And they can. She got so much, man. She had so much incoming from the press. Jeff, you know, what do you. I mean, this whole, this, it's just this whole thing is like everyone's like, oh, nobody knew anything. Nobody knew. So Cash Patel had some kind of interesting things to say. There's two bits from his appearance today or was with Maria Bartoloma for here.
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Alex.
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B
Sorry, wrong one. Fake tapper. Go away.
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A
The lead Russiagate investigator for the House Intelligence Committee. And I've been on both your shows in a prior life talking about it. And I'm telling you in the American public that we have now found material and information and people who wanted to hide it from the world since we got in these seats. And we, as the, as the deputy seat said, we are trying to do it in a fashion where not only are we informing the American public of what happened, but we can have accountability for it. And that takes a little bit more time. And when you layer on the fact that we are rolling out our priorities on violent crime and defending the homeland, you know, we're running a three part animal here and we're going 100 miles an hour in each single one. So, man, no idea.
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B
So this is amazing that they found that people are trying to cover it up and hold down. So I mean, there's so much corruption and fraud that I don't even think they know where to turn right now. People are giving them all kinds of crap like, hey, where are the indictments? Where are the stuff? Look, man, you got to clean up that agency first. You can't have people self sabotaging. Justice is coming, right, Joe? It is not. What? Listen, this was a little bit shocking because we always heard Canada, the northern border, not a big deal. But listen, what he says about Canada.
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A
I got one add to that too. Because what the director's saying is right. You got to remember, we come in, in the morning, there's a portfolio of 100 Level 10 items. If it's a Level 9, which is a pretty big freaking deal, someone else fixed it. The only thing that gets to my desk or his is a level 10, that's the entire day. Look at his schedule. Any given day. I'll show you the palm card I have. It is filled from 7:30 to. He leaves 7 at night, 6:30 at night. It's filled all day. We just can't focus on one thing. You want New York to go boom? D.C. to go boom. You want an OC organization to go hack into some cyber network and crack all of Fox News holdings? We're dealing with all that stuff too. Everything's a priority. Everything's a priority. This is one of many things we did. It's not an excuse. It's just reality. Man on top. I was the lead Russia gate.
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B
Did I not pull the right clip?
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A
Many things we did. It's not an excuse.
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B
I don't think I pulled the right clip. Oh, Times.
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A
That was good.
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B
That's not the clip that I wanted. I wanted the one. Hang on. So you see, I can find it real quick. Man, I always hate that when you pull the wrong clip.
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3, 0. Look at that. 3, 0.
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B
Let's see if I can pull this one. Ah, here it is. I knew I was gonna find it, but it's amazing, those amazing skills. So what you're hearing now is. I'm downloading it really fast here. Met Dan and his wife. Good people. Yeah, he's a great dude. These guys are passionate. Like, I don't have any doubts with any of these guys. Bonjino.
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A
Six million a year for taking on the job he took on. It's amazing.
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B
Exactly. I mean, he's. He's given that up. It's incredible.
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A
Mark, Canada doesn't know hockey. That might be the case.
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May.
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A
That might be what we're witnessing.
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B
See that? They haven't won the cup since the. The Habs.
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A
93, 94.
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B
That's insane. All right.
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A
Yeah.
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B
I believe this is the clip. Sorry about that, guys. Here we go. Here's Cash talking about Canada.
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A
All the fentanyl coming from Still. Where's the trafficking coming from? Still. Where is all. Where are all the narco traffickers going to keep bringing this stuff into the country? The northern border. Our adversaries have partnered up with the CCP and others, Russia, Iran, on a variety of different criminal enterprises. And they're going and they're sailing around to Vancouver and coming in by air. And the sheer tyranny of distance of the northern border and the lack of cooperation from federal authorities and prior administrations to actually firm up that northern border is what's causing a continuation of violent crime. Now we're focused on it and we're calling our state and local law enforcement partners up there. But you know who has to get to step in is Canada, because they're making it up there and shipping it down here. And I don't care about getting into this debate about making someone the 51st state or not, but they are our partner in the north. And say what you want about Mexico, but they helped us seal the southern border. The facts speak for themselves. The border that's open. I'll give you a statistic that I gave to Congress that nobody was paying attention to. Over 300 known or suspected terrorists crossed into this country last year illegally. Known or suspected terrorists. Not illegals. Not just illegals. Known or suspected terrorists. 85% of them came in through the northern border this year. 100 known or suspected terrorists have crossed into this country illegally. 64 south and north.
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B
Boom. Putting Canada on notice, man. I mean, that's.
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A
They got it. They got to be put on notice.
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B
I mean, they're pretending like they're. They're like some kind of Mickey Mouse thing. You don't think you're letting people into this country, man. It is not a good thing at all. It is absolutely crazy. I always like general observation videos, and this one is like, I see a lot of these type of videos, but I thought this is a pretty good assessment here. Look at this. So now folks have a problem with how the women of MAGA look. Are mega women. Simply not allowed to look different than this. And you see this? You see what they showing now all I see here is women that came presentable, okay? These. That's all. That's all I'm seeing here is women that are looking presentable. That's all they're doing. But when you go to the Democrats looking in the liberals, much better than a liberal one. Looking like this.
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A
Oh, my gosh.
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B
And then you guys will stuff like this. This is crazy, bro. The fact that you guys have a problem with the MAGA women. But then you guys are okay with stuff like this. Look at this, dude. This is Sarah McBride. You know what I'm saying? Like, what are you guys talking. Look at this lady. This is Rosa Delora. I don't know. How do you. How you pronounce her last name? But look at her hair, bro. Look at her whole approach. This is what you guys are okay with, but you guys want to have an issue with how the women of MAGA look? You guys, you got to be kidding. You can't make this up. But what's wrong with how those women look? They look like Regular women, right, that are going to work or at work, like, they look like regular women. Like, what am I missing here? Am I missing something here? They literally look like presentable women. Women that just, you know, got their hair done, put on a little bit of makeup and they're presenting well. They're not all super duper caked on crazy looking makeup, looking all wild and stuff like that. No, they look very presentable.
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A
Or am I wrong?
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B
Y' all let me know, man. Sometimes, you know, it's so obvious. Dude calls it exactly for what it is. I mean, it's, it's, it's exactly what it is. I mean, it's just, you know, he says presentable, but it's just like, how about they look like women? That's the first thing, right? And they got their hair done. They look like. But they're gonna make fun of the, the Maga women. It's like, it's a, it almost knows no bounds. The, the way we, we have to kind of go through that, you know, Jeff, I, I kind of laugh at these baby videos that are making the rounds on the. Over on, you know, on X. So everyone's taking stuff, putting them into babysitter. So I love the baby Trump ones. Here's two baby trump ones.
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A
You can't cut taxes. It's impossible. Well, I just did it. $500 million back to American workers. Not to bureaucrats, not to foreign governments, to you.
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B
Funny. So here's another baby Trump one.
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A
Here they're crying over toys. Toys made in China. They say tariffs will ruin Christmas. I say good. Maybe it's time your kids learn where things come from. Not everything shows up in a box with a smile. We gave China our factories. They gave us cheap junk. Now we take it back. And if a few kids miss out on plastic garbage this year, blame the deals.
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B
You voted for the baby. Want to see baby? Elon Musk is one of the best ones. When he was sitting up on stage and, and they, they couldn't believe he said this. But it's funny. They made this into a, A baby Elon.
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A
I love it.
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B
If somebody's gonna try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmail me with money. Go yourself. Go yourself. Is that clear? I hope it is. Hey, Bob, if you're in the audience, I love that in the audience, he's like, hey, if you're in the audience, totally call him right out to his face. Yeah, you just gotta love these. I don't know, it's like every famous movie scene, anything you've ever seen, like What? I can't get enough of them. I don't know why they're so popular and why people are watching them. But what'll happen is it'll come on. And then for some reason, I'll start watching it because it's just that good. Look at this is David Sacks on usaid, and he kind of pretty much nails it here. Listen to this. The U.S. government runs a $2 trillion deficit. Every year. We're in debt almost $40 trillion. And we also knew that anytime anyone tries to cut anything in Washington, the whole city screams bloody murder. Okay? So the question is just why? Well, now we know the money is all going to them. It's like round tripping to them. New York Times getting paid. Politico getting paid. Bill Kristol, perennial warmonger, getting paid. Ukraine getting paid. Like 11 out of 12 publications. Ukraine getting paid.
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Incredible.
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B
Viktor Orban, who's the prime minister of Hungary, was saying that he's very popular in Hungary. His political opposition funded by usaid. In Poland, the left wing political opposition funded by usaid. And on and on and on it goes. BBC, BBC. You wonder why everyone in the UK is so. Yeah, yeah, I couldn't believe the BBC is getting paid. Every left wing organization in the world seems to be getting paid by this slush fund at USAID, which disperses about 50 billion a year. That's a billion dollars a week. That's actually a lot of money. And so it makes you wonder, you know, the left in general tries to portray itself as a movement of the people, that it's grassroots. This is the exact opposite. Absolutely, man. That's the exact. What's going on? So flow.
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A
All right, check this one out, Chip. Now we were talking. I think this kind of puts everything into perspective. It's all about. It's all risky. Remember that one question goes back and we watch what all this nonsense going on, you know, gonna put ourselves out. This is from 1981. This guy, Jim Rohn. And so I, I saw this. I'm like, man, this is perfect. Perfect for us to watch. Let me, let me put this up.
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B
Go on, man.
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A
Tell me. If you can hear it, then I'll.
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Tell you what changed my whole life. When I finally discovered it's all risky. The minute you were born, it got risky. If you think trying is risky, wait till they hand you the bill for not trying. If you think investing is risky, wait till you get the tab for not investing. See, it's all risky. Getting married is risky. Having children is risky. Going into business is Risky. Investing your money is risky. It's all risky. I'll tell you how risky life is. You're not going to get out alive. That's risky. Somebody says, yeah, but I'm looking for safety and security. Fine, then huddle in a corner. We'll cover you with a sheet, bring you three meals a day, and we'll protect you, feed you, look after you, care for you. We won't let anything happen to you, and you'll probably live to be 100. The guy said, well, yeah, I'd live to be 100, but what a way to live, right? What a way to live. Safe and secure. Don't ask for security, ask for adventure. Can we pull. You know. You know that song by. We have. Is it risky?
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Is it risky?
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And right before and right after that, we got to put. It's all risky. We gotta grab that one back to back. Those are two perfect awesome here, by the way.
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All risky.
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Remember Mike Pence, the old vp? He finally got something right. I was shocked that he said this. Jeff, listen to this. This is interesting. These past few years and I think. I think the fly was trying to.
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Tell me something when it landed on my head that day.
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What are flies attracted to? So I realized that I am a piece of. I'm probably the biggest piece of there is. A nutless, secretly gay, worthless piece of. Again, more observational videos. This is another. This is another. Spot on. Listen to this one. To those who keep getting online and insulting us in California, understand, we actually believe that California is red already. But what y' all are not getting is we live under the most corrupt state in the U.S. understand, California holds Los Angeles. It holds San Francisco. These are two of the biggest places where all your demons and witches do.
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Everything that they do.
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So they're not going to let California turn red as easily as they'll allow other places to turn red. Our governors are corrupt. We have voted red. We have fought against Gavin. We have called him out. We keep doing it over and over, and it still turns blue. Even this year when voting got finished, California turned blue immediately. It didn't take any time to count. It just turned blue. And we knew immediately they did it again. So for the people who are outside of California and constantly commenting on California, you guys need to stop being stupid.
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Stop voting blue. We're not voting blue.
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We live in the area that. That you all worship when you love your Beyonce's and you love all your music industries and you love Hollywood and you love all that kind of stuff. And Kamala is Part of San Francisco. And like, you guys have to understand, all those people are here in California. It's 10 times as hard to get California to turn blue because we live under all of the witches and the warlocks and the. The de. He calls them witches.
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Witches and warlocks.
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Demons.
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That's right.
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I think he's. I think he's on, man. I think we're ready for that drawing, dude. Still three zip.
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I think we might have just got another goal. I'm not sure what just happened. Oh, it's just timed out.
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Give me a timed out. Mark Smithson should give us the news. He was watching the game. 100%. 3, 030 happens in large.
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5 minutes left. 4 minutes, 59 seconds left in the second.
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Absolutely does.
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The goal was waved off. Well, it went in, but the whole. The goal, it was like he fell into the. Into the goalie.
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He fall into the goal or knock the goal out or something like that.
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Here it comes again. So he came in, hits the goalie, comes in contact with the goalie. Goal goes in, but he's in the box.
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See, it's frigged.
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Yeah. Crushed him. Knocked it in. That was a tough one.
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So who they present us with and vote. You. Really? Yeah. That's why. Well, also, all these NGOS that were funded, funneling money into elections and everything else, this is what they're really mad about. They're very mad. Basically just cut off the lifeline. Right. And basically strangling them. So that's a lot of. A lot of what's really going on. I mean, it's. That's the. That's the big deal. And then let's just end on this one and then do the drawing. But Jeff, this is a tale about two cows. Listen to this and give me your. Give me your estimation after hearing this. Here we go. Is no longer a democracy.
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We never were a democracy. We've always been a constitutional republic.
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But I've said this in the past.
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Imagine it being cows. A constitutional republican is where you have two cows. You elect representatives to make laws about cow ownership and milk distribution, but their power is limited by a written constitution that protects your right to own and milk cows. Pure democracy is where you have two cows and your neighbors vote on who gets the milk. Representative democracy is where your neighbors elect somebody to decide on who gets the milk. Socialism. What you guys are all fighting for is where you have two cows and your neighbor has no cows.
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So.
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So the government takes one of your cows and gives it to your neighbor. Fascism is where you have Two cows. And the government takes your two cows and sells you some milk. Capitalism is where you have two cows, you sell one, you buy a bull.
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And then you start a herd of cows.
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Bureaucracy is where you have two cows, the government takes both, loses one of them, milks the other one, and then throws the milk away. Totalitarianism is where the government takes both of your cows, denies they ever existed, and then, boom, you get drafted. Surrealism is where you have two giraffes, and then the government requires you to take harmonica lessons. I love it.
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That was. That was excellent, man.
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New giraffes and the government.
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A tale of us. And there you have it.
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That was really good. That was probably one of the best things that we've ever seen.
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That was solid right there. And we'll probably play that again, I'm sure.
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Oh, my God. That was one of the best.
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He took it right there. A tale of two cows explained everything. And. And what is that? 30 seconds. It was fantastic. Florida scored. Goal. We've done okay. Okay. Yep. Keep it there. Facts, facts says je. Perfect. Goody. Okay, you ready to go? That was good. Yeah, that was really good. Really solid. Let's go and let's. I'm pulling it. I'm p pulling it right now. We got 28 in there. Gosh, one in 28.
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Stick in the background.
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Go ahead. Keep it playing. All right. Yeah. Rod Hale. Rod Hale. Big winner of the ETI didn't have.
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It on the stage.
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Sorry. I didn't have it up there. You won, though. I thought it was up there.
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That's why I was waiting. I didn't see it.
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Yeah, sorry. But it was up. I let it go. And r you here. I got so. I got so music, Jeff.
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I know. I was probably. I couldn't. I couldn't put a video to that music because it was just. Everything was too slow. The music was good, though. I liked it.
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Like, I'm ready. I'm loaded. Locked and loaded. Where's my yeti? Let's go.
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Rigged. Where's Rod?
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Where's Rod? Rod.
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Where is Rod? That's. That was perfect timing. Where's Roger?
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To win.
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Hence, claim it or be forgotten.
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Or be forgotten.
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It's it. It's in the song.
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It is in the song. It's absolutely in the song.
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Must claim it or be forgotten.
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While we're waiting for that.
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Here, Rod, right here.
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So here. So here we go.
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You know, Bruce rides in the. He's at the Toronto game. Redraw.
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You know, Bruce Springsteen was out there at some I don't know. He's overseas talking about how bad the US Is, and then.
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So everyone's gonna see him walk up on the stage.
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Yeah. Hey.
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I hate the laughter. People with that laughter in there. Laughter is so annoying.
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Yeah.
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So annoying.
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Ridiculous.
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Joseph said he went to bed. I don't think Rod's here. Therefore.
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Well, you might have to call. You may have to go again. We got to give him a little more time. You have to say, I'm here, Rod. Say, you're here to be able to win. Okay, I'm gonna count this. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 3, 2, 1. We are now going to redraw.
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Make sure you share it this time.
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We go, guys. Ready? Go. Cash Cash Velocity. No, you cannot identify as Rob, but you almost identify as the winner. But you were one. You were one off. You almost identified as the winner. It was like. It's that one where, like, you think you won, and then no. Boom. Cash, are you here? All right, good, dude. Winner of a badass yet high.
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Just in time, too, because the second is fantastic.
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This is so fantastic. You won.
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Oh, my God. Oh, Rod is. Rod finally chimed in on the road. Give it to the next guy.
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We were trying to give it away to you, man.
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We were trying to get it to you.
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Dude. We didn't know that. We were trying as we could. Saw that.
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But.
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Well, good. Thanks for being a good.
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Kudos to Rod for. Yeah, for being a good sport. And Cash Velocity is the big owner. Winner. Big winner. Winner.
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By the way, we like your profile picture, man. He's locked and looked it. He's like, let's go. All right, so address is incoming. It's there, man. Can identify to be a woman. Identify myself as a winner. Too late. JC Already beat you to the punch. He already identified as the winner, but he lost, too. So there you go. Oh, no. It's catch Velocity. So you can give it the Rod, but we can't because he's on the road. He can't get his wallet to us. That's. That was the whole thing. That's what he's.
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And get his wallet out.
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You can't get the wallet if he's driving, man. We want you to be safe on the road, dude. We don't want you. You know, it's one thing to listen, but let's make sure that you're being safe. So, Cash. You want me to. Cash, give us your wallet. Where I'm redrawn.
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I already got it. Not only do I have it, but I've already sent it. And cash velocity is the proud owner of what's his name? Ling Baker.
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Lynn Baker.
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Lynn Baker.
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There you have it. There we have it. Another great show we did. 1 hour and 11 minutes. We will be back on Wednesday evening for another banger of a show. We'll be bringing it to you. Bringing the latest crypto news. What's going on? We'll also be talking about the latest geopolitical how like Jeff said earlier, how it's all tied together. You have to understand that is all connected. And to sit there and say I don't get into politics or it's not that. Well, simply not true. And it's so funny that the, the the devs are doubling down on. On being anti crypto. So Katie Hobbs vetoed the the crypto bill. Crypto Bitcoin reserve out in Arizona. She's a Democrat. Double down. So. Oh, that's what it is. Hope to see you all Saturday. Yep, same here, man. Good night, guys. Yeah, take care of Joseph. Top marks as always. Great, guys. Thank you very much. The genius act cloture vote, that's going to be the big one. We probably hopefully will be talking about something successful on wedded as day. So that is good. Something's coming up. Visual vendetta. Be well. Says Mark. Says he'll be here. Fantastic. All right, crypto Belgium out. See you, man.
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Everybody's out.
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Show. All right. Decent. Excellent. All right guys, that's it. We'll see you guys on the next one. Oh, out.
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We're out.
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