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Flare Just Lit the Fuse on XRP | This Changes Everything
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Welcome to on the Chain where crypto, geopolitics and power structures get to collide with one another. Tonight we're actually going to dive deep on the crypto side. Something significant is happening, happening with the Flare networks and the XRP ecosystem. We're talking about FXRP on Ethereum got some things going on with xrp and Ethereum got some things with Flare and we'll get into that institutional D5 rails protocol, managed yield, and what Hugo Phylon is building as a compute layer with the xrpl. Now, this isn't hype, this is actual infrastructure. If the XRPL is the asset issuance layer, Flare may be positioning itself as the programmable execution engine. I think Flare is really up to a lot of amazing things. We're seeing some tremendous development day to day. There's new things dropping with Flare. And once we start really digging into all of this, this is changing the conversation around tokenization completely. But this is really only half the story because at the same time, we're going to dive deep. Also globally, political fractures are widening and what we're actually seeing on a global scale and here domestically, election integrity is getting questioned, whether it's in Michigan, Georgia, Arizona, beyond. There's cultural shifts going on in Japan. They're really looking to make sure that they are securing their cultural legacy for the next few generations at least. We're seeing church burnings increase around Europe and we know the culprits, billions, even trillions in funding, discrepanc discrepancies here. We're talking about a trillion dollars in discrepancy, that taxpayer dollars are actually going to fund things like terrorism. And some of these nos just not good. We have senators that are overseas speaking against US leadership, almost bordering on treasonous behavior. Nos are under scrutiny for actual funding of illegal immigration. Now, these aren't isolated in headlines. These are actual signals. And we're, we're connecting all the dots from crypto to the geopolitics. Why we need to understand all of these different variables. Financial systems are being restructured as we speak. Political systems are destabilizing and restabilizing as they get rebuilt and reformed. Capital is moving accordingly. We're seeing new capital formation, capital protection, power struggle, power threshold power limits are being met when it comes to the financial expectation of that power. You got to hold power. You got to hold the, the monetary flow. Tonight we are going to separate emotion from strategy. We look at what matters, what doesn't, and where positioning may actually matter. Next, we got to be in tune with what's coming, we really do. We're not going to talk slogans, we're not talking hysteria, just clarity. So if you're ready to kick this thing off, I'm ready. So let's get into it. Let's go. Here we go. All right, welcome. When you pop in, make sure you give a quick shout out where you are tuning in from. Where's like to know what state, what country, what time zone, all the different things that you have to give us a quick shout out over. We've got New Zealand, we've got Florida, we have people coming in from Oregon, you know, across the board so far. So give a quick shout out where you are tuning in from and we will look forward to connecting with you guys here. Big things happened over in the Netherlands. Can you believe they just passed a 36% tax on unrealized gains? I think we're going to see a major fleecing of money flow out of the Netherlands. I, I just, I can't believe that they would do something like that. They're taxing their citizens 36% on unrealized gains, money that doesn't exist. They are going to destroy people's investments to the point. I was reading some expost. People that have lived in the Netherlands for their whole lives, born there, raised there, that are leaving, they're, they're already planning on leaving. They're going to take their money and go. So stock, crypto, anything you invest, you'll get destroyed. Absolutely destroyed. The Democrats tried it here in the US they wanted to tax unrealized gains. It is such a penalty on. You're not, you're not going to want to do anything. All the government, these governments want to do, they want to hand out, they want people to be subservient to them. They want to penalize those that are trying to do better. They're removing any incentive that you have to really build yourself up, build a business, build your savings. They don't want that. But then where does the money come from? If you don't have producers, you don't have people fueling the tax base like that. Where does the money come from? So they keep raising money on, on people. They want to give stuff away for free. But what we're finding is, and the, and the fraud in the system and the lie that people, that people believe is that, oh, we get free health care, our systems look nice, our infrastructure looks nice. And granted, you go to some cities and they have beautiful train systems and all of this and everything looks really nice. But what Is the, what is the total sacrifice, you know, for your freedom? How much are you willing to give up, you know, from a personal freedom perspective to where you have nothing left? And then eventually you don't even get to benefit from, from that environment any longer because they're taking every last dime that you have, which is, which is a, a travesty. And granted you want to look the other way, you know, and then you see this, the flow of funds. Where's the money going? Is the money really being used to the betterment or are they putting a patch on it? They're making it look glitzy and glamour, but when it really comes down to it, you're starting to see what the, the money's being actually used for, which is the undermining of your civil society, of your freedoms. They're removing your freedoms. They're making it look like you have. But you really, you know, it's so, it's, it's really, really crazy. Anyhow, what we want to get into today, I really want to start talking about flare because I believe there's a lot of great things that are happening with flare. We haven't done a, a flare update in a little while. So let me start here and I start opening a few of these articles that we have specifically on flare. If you guys have any comments, questions, feedback, you know, go ahead and throw it into the chat. Especially if there's something in and around flare that you thought was pretty amazing. Want to talk about. But here we have, uh, we have never been free. That's part of the issue is they're removing more and more of those freedoms and they're, they just want to make it almost net impossible to have any semblance of that freedom. So here, this is Flair posted this. Now if you care about XRPL tokenization and institutional adoption. This is a clip from Ripple's XRP Community Day. And this was Hugo Phylon. And this is. Tokenization is only meaningful. Meaningful if institutions can run real workflows on top of it. Now here's flare 2.0 plus protocol managed will not only aim to unlock that layer for the xrpl, but it will allow both XRP and X and the XRPL to do more. So let's, let's hear what Hugo had to say. It's basically like a 20 second bit. But let me, let me play this real quick. Here we go.
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There's been a lot of conversation today about tokenization and Ripple is leading the charge in tokenization and putting that on the XRPL and the question is, you know, once you have all these tokenized assets, what can you do with them? Well, really what we're building with the compute layer and with protocol managed Wallets, you can build any institutional or, or crypto focused use case. So what we're building with our compute layer and what we define as Flare 2.0, it won't just let XRP do more, it'll let the XRP ledger itself do more without having to do any protocol changes. There's been a lot of conversation today.
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So I like this here. Let's just hear this last part again.
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Use case. So what we're building with our compute layer and what we define as Flare 2.0, it won't just let XRP do more, it'll let the XRP ledger itself do more.
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That's huge, right? So they're looking to develop, expand and really utilize the technology that's at hand. But what they're doing with this compute layer and Flare 2.0 really assessing how do you use XRP more, how do you, how does it become more day to day? But then the xrpl, the xrpl, there's so much technology built in and around the XRPL that really right now as it sits, it's rel relatively untapped. There's only a handful of companies that are really building into real world utility. One is Ripple Rebels building towards the institutions. And then flare and flare has been, you know, we're year three since they started the, the airdrop and the airdrops now over. But I can't believe the time went by in those three years. But we've seen consistent growth, development and maturity. We've seen Flare mature to a point where I would put them almost on par with the direction that Ripple is going at this point. But from a, you know, if we look around and we want to really assess crypto companies, output them on the mature side of crypto developing companies, not just from the time that they've been around because you can be around and still not mature, but they have built in such a way that they're assessing real world utility problem solution. So you have to have, you have to build something that's going to be used real world utility to have it to have a benefit, but you also have to assess that there was a problem, a real problem and your product is solving is a solution to that problem. And there you get the real world utility and that's flares on that track. And so we have two companies now, Blair Ripple, Both utilizing XRP XRPL as a, as a concept construct of their, of their base technologies. Ripple developing into a heavy institutional focus beyond the xrp but utilizing xrpl, assessing the benefit, the strategic benefit of, of the stablecoin and beyond and everything that they're going to do within the financial institutions. Flare's moving it in such an amazing direction as well. And I love the fact that we can hear from Hugo and, and he's out there, you know, talking about this now to that point let's look at exactly where flare kind of a mark where the FXRP is at this point. So, so we could say okay great, you can talk the talk but now let's take a look at where the FS FXRP is. So let's, let's zoom into this real quick. Here we go. So let's look at the flare FXRP supply. So the FXRP supply is approaching 100 million with the majority that's locked into defi. Now here's the comment from Flare networks. That's what happens when XRP gets real on chain utility. So again not just speculative, speculative growth, but this is real on chain utility collateral liquidity and yield primitives that scale from retail usage today to institutional workflows over time. So again they're also projecting their focus on their growth, their development, also hedging on the institutional dynamic. So not just the retail usage but the institutional usage. They're anticipating a major shift that is coming within the financial infrastructure. The adoption of big financial institutions, the adoption of government banking infrastructure, of the crypto assets, whether it's going to be XRP or beyond, but real world utility, you know there's, there's a major shift coming. We, you know, we're looking at from an investment perspective, a lending perspective, all the things that can be done utilizing Flare, utilizing the XRPL cross chain. Because we're also going to look at what's happening in combination with Ethereum and this becomes really important because we can't stay isolated in the silos. We have to look cross chain, we have to tap in to the beneficial, the benefit or the beneficial aspects of other technology that is being developed out there. That's moving also kind of at this breakneck speed, right? I want to say lightning speed but I think now we're going to start seeing faster and faster pace similar to the fast pace that AI is moving right now. And yesterday we talked a little bit about the incorporation of AI with blockchain and how that can really fundamentally change the pace of, of, of inclusion of the technologies together based on the, the growth factor, the speed of it. And I think that, you know, my opinion, but as we look at AI and, and its use of, of, of the financial kind of infrastructure internally of AI being in blockchain makes the most sense. Tapping into the various chains which everyone might be most beneficial, but that would also have to be crosschain. It can't be siloed necessarily just into one. But there's so much to where we're really going. Right. So Ducky Mc Scrooge is saying, I hope changes around the corner for xrp. We need to get the clear. We definitely need regulatory clarity. You know that, that is definitely, you know, of critical importance. There's some other really important things that have to be passed as well, you know, beyond just the Clarity Act. Clarity act definitely does. We need that clear cut determination of how we are going to interact with, with crypto asset in the United States to set a tone for the rest of the world to follow. But at the same time one of the key acts that went through Congress, got passed through the House, is now sitting in Senate. And I believe that they're going to find a path to get this through, which would be the Save America act, which is making sure that, you know, all voting is based off of voter id. We have to save our sovereignty. So if you have no sovereignty, anything else that we talk about, I don't care if it's crypto or fiat or gold, it, it lacks relevancy. So I think there's some, some real key acts and moves that have to be made within Congress asap. We also have an election coming up. Yeah. In, in November and we have primaries coming up in August. So there's going to be potential delay or maybe a potential speed up. Maybe they're going to try to push the Clarity act through. But I honestly don't think it goes through in this session. I believe it's going to wait until 26, meaning the 26, 27 session. So obviously we're kind of coming to a conclusion of this year. The no November election is, is right around the corner. So as we kind of push through to that next election cycle, then after that it's, it's going to be all hands on deck because there's other things that you know that are going to go into the Clarity Act. There's more, there's more development within crypto and we're beginning to see the acknowledgment or recognition at the government levels of the normalcy of crypto. Meaning that it's going to become and is already on path to become a normal part of our day to day financial infrastructure. And, and that is very, very important. So as, as we start seeing the relevancy of it, the other part is that we're still on the roller coaster. So, you know, you talk to people that are not 100% familiar. And we talked about this the other day. Chip was on and I think it was Trace Gallagher. It might have been someone else on Fox News. I forget exactly who it was, but they were, they were talking about the kidnapping of the one reporter's mother and where is she? But there was someone putting out a bitcoin ransom and he kept referring to the bitcoin wallet as a purse. Now it's been out for more than 10 years now that, and, and everybody knows it's a bitcoin wallet. And maybe just he had a lapse of, you know, kind of mental state for that moment. Couldn't think of wallet. Maybe it didn't make sense to him at that moment. So all he could think of was purse. But we need to get this, the vernacular down. People have to be very kind of, it has to become part of our normal lexicon. We have to, you know, we have to say, okay, we're going to talk about the wallets, we have to talk about Coinbase, we have to talk about cold storage or you know, is it institutional, is it retail? You know, what are the exchanges, what are the ETFs, why are they investing in crypto? What does it mean if you're putting crypto into a Treasury? All of this stuff is happening right now kind of in real time and we're seeing all of these components also occurring. People are investing from a retail perspective, people are investing from a corporate perspective. There's institutional utility that's occurring. We just talked about with flare, we're talking about with Ripple. All that development is taking place, but without the, without the regulatory clarity. I mean, they're all these, it's amazing how fast all the, all of these, you know, things are going right now. I mean, it's, it's really my, I think Back to like 2017, 2018, when they introduced the Token Taxonomy act and Chip and I got a group of YouTubers together to make a video for Congress. And that was for Congressman Warren Davidson's office. So we put it together, sent it to them. They were going to use that as they went on an explanatory mission to get other congressional representatives on board with understanding why crypto was important to the community. And so that was kind of the objective of the video that we made for them on request. And so we put that together. I don't, I don't know that you know what kind of traction it had in, in convincing anybody. Maybe it did, maybe it didn't. But what we've seen from that point. So let's say 2018, 2019. It was probably 2019. Now fast forward. So we're like six years, seven years out, and we see how much dialogue there's been over cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and others within the congressional representative space is, puts us on path. I mean, it's really setting the track that we're moving in a direction whether it's. Again, even, even as we kind of assessed when the Clarity act was rolled out, both Chip and I both said not, not going to happen until the next election cycle. We just had President Trump come in first year. A lot of momentum, A lot of great things happened through this first year. It's the second year that's going to be instrumental, especially when it comes to regulatory clarity. So I, I believe that, yeah, you know, that we're, we're going to see some amazing things yet to come. So not to keep belaboring that point, but it's, I think it's really important that we ho. That we hone in and, and understand this, the dynamic of it. All right, let's put this up. This is some more. Right, so this is new Institutional Rails are live via Hex Trust. This coming from Flare Network Mint and Redeem FXRP Stake FLR natively designed for custody and compliant first workflows. This is more Institutional XRP Phi Rails FXRP minting and FLR staking with Hex Trust. And let's see if there was any commentary on this. Not ads for glasses. I, I like what Andrew is saying here. So much news lately, it's hard to keep up. It really is. You know, it's, it's just like every day, every couple days there's something new that's being dropped. Some more information. And if we, if we look at Hex Trust, Hex Trust regulated institutional digital asset market service custody and staking for builders, investors and service providers, the leader in digital asset solutions. So this is pretty, you know, it's, it's good. This is really, really solid. Let's give them a follow. I realize I'm not, not following them there. All right, so next on the flare agenda, because we have a ton of stuff, I have a few other things to talk about on Flare this is just, this is really just all in the past week. So let's see here, what's this next one? Here we go. So, so this is FXRP is now live on Ethereum, bridged in seconds via Stargate Finance. Let's hover over Stargate Finance. Here's another one. Give these guys a follow. The best bridge in defy. This unlocks collateral use in money markets like morpho, access to deep Ethereum side liquidity, composable yield strategies across chain. XRP5 just went multi chain. This is, this is phenomenal, right? We don't see the same happening on other, on other platforms where they're looking at cross chain dynamic. The XRPL is built for crosschain and if you can tap into it. And that's what Flair had talked about right from the beginning. They had, right. And it's amazing to have the kind of the vision where all the others were looking to create silos for their chain. Flare is saying as they're building their company and solving the problem, which is utilizing smart contract but assessing how can we get the institution, how can we get within this financial infrastructure. You can't be siloed. You have to go cross chain and you have to be inclusive of the different assets. So boom, there you go, you know, now Ethereum, right? More yield strategies, more sustainable. Gotta do it, you gotta do it. You know, you can't be, you can't be silo focused. So let's look at one more and then I want to answer that last comment. Actually I got a couple more here. Matt. I, I just love this. It was funny as I was looking, I'm like, is there anything interesting from Ripple, anything on xrp, anything interesting on flare that we can dig into? And yes, there's a, a ton of interesting on flare. Look at this. And then it's also relevant back to the XRP guys. So here we go. FXRP on flare networks unlocks utility X. FXRP on Ethereum unlocks liquidity. So here we have utility liquidity as an ERC20FXRP or ERC20 token. FXRP can move through established Ethereum pools and Dapps, enabling cross chain yield strategies and broader collateral access. So how amazing is that? Now all those guys over there on the Ethereum, hey, guess what? Now you have access to Flare and the fxrp. Now you get some, some exposure to xrp. Here's the multi chain deployment. Multi chain capital deployment. It's changing the game. Flare's changing the game. Nobody else is changing the game right now but Flare is changing the game. This is what it's all about. You got to go cross chain. You have that cross chain dynamic. They're, they're, they're way, they're well ahead. So xrp, fxrp, multi chain capital deployment. This is the flywheel compounding. I, I love it. You know I, I really like to see, you know, how flare is moving with this. Okay, so FXRP and Ethereum Mainnet and what it means, man, it's, it's fantastic. What else are people saying here with this? Let's see, scroll down. The bridge between Flare and Ethereum is actually big. XRP getting liquidity on ETH changes everything. There's more movement of money on Ethereum than on xrp. On the XRPL that flow through xrpl, massive amounts of attention and focus on Ethereum because of all the ERC twenties. Think about the NFT space. The NFT space through Ethereum you can't even, you can't even compare where it's at. Obviously first mover advantage. But when we look at like XRP Cafe, the amount of, of transaction is minuscule in comparison to what's happening with Ethereum. The whole world is trading NFT mostly through Ethereum, right, Which you see, we see some through Solana and then through some with Bitcoin, but it's a real focus has been Ethereum. You've got to bridge it. You've got to find that path. We've got to give and, and, and have exposure given to the XRPL to all of those that are within the Ethereum space that have been utilizing ERC20 based tokens that are buying and selling and trading ERC20 based NFTs. This, this is, this is the dynamic real, real, real major has to happen. This, this is where the entire space starts moving forward instead of just kind of getting stagnant in you know, everyone's isolation and their isolated silos. All right, so let's move on. There's a couple more key articles here that I want to get into, but let me pull this over and then before I talk about this one, let me just go here. What is up everyone that's jumping in right now, make sure you guys give some, some comment which will be great. Like to see that. But poker Mope was saying what's crazy is all the good news yet the prices are still stacked. The entire market is, has dropped. Right? As much as people want to believe that somehow XRP or Ethereum or any of the other assets have somehow diverged and have separated from Bitcoin that's not the case. Right. Bitcoin rules the roost. Bitcoin moves dictate the movement of the rest of the market pretty much at large. You might see some small movements within, like, you know, maybe bitcoin's not having a big marginal change where XRP maybe went from a buck 18 back to a buck 50. Whatever it's at now, I'm not sure where it's at today. Bitcoin's way down, the market's trending way down. Someone was asking me, well, what was the causation, what was the factor that caused bitcoin to drop? I mean, there's some uncertainties on a, on a global scale about certain things that are happening. But let's go back to the typical speculative cycle of cryptocurrency in general. Bitcoin hit a high, hit a massive high of 125, was it 126, whatever that number was. And then it was sliding and it's been sliding every time. Bitcoin has hit a newsworthy major number, right? So even think back to that first big cycle and there might have been some before that, but think about that 2007, 2018 time when it hit 20,000 and slid back to 3. All right? But the hype of that, of the, of the news cycle hit 20 and then it was sliding back and people say, oh well, now it's done, right? Bitcoin's decimated and all the other assets decimated with it. Some of these assets like XRP still haven't realized their all time high again. Bitcoin's making all time highs. Ethereum made all time highs. Some of the other assets made all time highs. XRP still hasn't made all time highs. But lots of good news, lot of development. The space is still kind of in the toddler phase at large. If we look at where we're at cryptocurrency wise, you know, what are we, 12 years, you know, 13 years? Well, I guess we're a little more than that now, right? So let's go to, let's say 2010, so we're 2009. So I guess we're, we're making some, we're definitely making some, some big, big advancements here. I mean, we're, we're coming up, you know, on almost 20 years of, of bitcoin. Think about that. You know, we're 17 years, 16, 17 years into Bitcoin. So the 20 year mark can be very instrumental. But I think, you know, one of the, the points and this was brought up over here by Ducky McScrooge is the clarity act, right? Regulatory clarity. Let's put it that with the absence of regulatory clarity, a lot of the big development in the US Is still going to struggle to take place. So we need, you know, clear cut regulatory clarity to move the direction that we, we need to, that we want to and all of that. Joe Bud is saying only news that moves the price immediately is bat. Yeah. What always seems like good news crushes crypto, bad news, I don't know, seems to, to raise it. The ab. The Abstein thing definitely had a little bit of a mark because people thought somehow it was interconnected. That was all, you know, just made up. So they're like there were people saying that Epstein was Satoshi. I mean, just some nonsense. You know, are people, are people globally though? You know, we're in the, in the bigger, grander scheme of it. If we look at big flow of money, is anybody in other. Are people in other countries as focused on what happened with Epstein as we are in the United States? I mean, maybe in the UK because they have some royal family members that might, might have been involved with Epstein. But in other countries, other continent, are people as hyper focused on on Epstein as we are? Are people in, in Asia hyper focused on, on Epstein files? You know, as we see all the flows and of XRP and, and other assets in Korea, Japan, Singapore, throughout the Middle east, you know, are people really focused on on that? You know, I, I don't, I don't know that for a fact. You know, I think we'd have to take a look at that. But I think sometimes, you know, so the news media, there's also, you know, their objective of still trying to slow it down or destabilize the crypto space. There's a struggle that's going on. We can't forget about the power struggle. The geopolitical aspect of why the crypto market goes up and trends back down. Why aren't we getting clear cut regulatory clarity? Who's holding up the regulatory clarity? Which senators, which congressional representatives? What do they have to gain by making sure that we, they don't see regulatory clarity or that they stand in the way of regulatory clarity, like an Elizabeth Warren who is financed by the big banking infrastructure. But do the banks benefit from crypto? Maybe they're not ready infrastructurally, they're not ready to fully adopt. You know, so they need to slow it down. But at the same time there's individuals, players within it that don't want to relinquish their power. And they know crypto brings decentralization, brings more transparency. So they're afraid of that as well. So I think there's multiple layers to exactly, you know what, what has to happen. Obama's fixer had to quit because her uncle. Yeah, yeah. Emails, right. There's a lot going on with that. It's huge. There's a lot of big things definitely that have come out from that, the political echelon here in the US and it is probably on both sides of the aisle for sure. But the Democrats are up against some like I don't think they've ever seen before, the level of information, the amount of information that's finally coming out on, on election fraud. And we'll get into that here in a minute before we wrap up the hour. But let's try to stick to, let's try to stick to Flare. I want to keep going through flare. Now. This is big. This was a flare meetup. Soul Meetup 2026 this is coming up. Hasn't happened yet. This is going to take place March 8th. If you happen to be in Gangam in Seoul, you can meet up at the Albert Cafe. That whole area of Gangnam is really cool. Over in Seoul they have a cool mall over there. You can get the Gangham style statue. They have the hands, you can go take pictures with it. But that area, that mall, that's where that big library is. It's like a cafe kind of bookstore. But they have like floor to ceiling stacked with with books. Really, really cool place. If you find yourself over in Seoul, go visit that. There's a lot of other cool things to see in Seoul as well. But if you happen to be there March 8, go to Albert Cafe. Go check out the Flare meetup in Seoul, Korea. Flair is hosting a community meetup in Seoul. Come experience the xrp, Phi, FXRP and the latest updates from the Flare ecosystem in person. Now what is that gonna mean? Let's see. Introduction to the Flare Network, how to utilize flare and XRP fi defi community networking. $2,000 worth of flare giveaway event. That might be worth the flight over to Seoul on its own. $2,000 worth of FLR flare giveaway event buffet style finger food. Sure. It's going to be amazing. Probably amazing food over there too. Champagne, beer and beverages will be provided. Man, I'm liking this. I like this already. Flare T shirts, socks, merchandise, all sorts of great things. If you're going to attend, there's a link and make sure Their attendance will be confirmed after you are approved to go experience the defy expansion of XRP together with Flare. Man, this is exciting. This is truly, truly exciting to see that Flair is out there and they're, they're doing their meetups and they're investing some cash. So it's not just Ripple. You know, everyone's so focused on heavily Ripple centric because they were the ones throwing money around with their Ripple parties and all the other things that have been going on. So hang on. There we go. So that's. Now what is this? This also from Hugo Phylon. Flares Tech is. This is showing true development. Where, where are they to date? Right. Flares Tech is already bringing XRP to institutional capable Defi. Super impressive. They're talking the talk walking the walk. Flares Tech is or Flares Tech can help transform XRPL beyond a payments PA powerhouse into the preeminent tokenization platform through privacy and confidential compute. So that, that's it. You know, if the, if the primary focus has been on payments, then now let's look at how can we get to tokenization. Well, Flare is going to make it happen, right? So Hugo says, I see XRPL as the asset issuance layer and Flare as the compute layer. This is big. A lot of things getting ready to happen. Common Space had commented 2-11- flare network is the project. Flare Network is the project which will help take Ripple to a trillion dollar company. Man. We'll see, we'll see how that unfolds. But that's, that's great. People are still so hyperfocused on the. Yes. Today. Right now these guys aren't even developed yet, right. They're, they're in development, right. They, they, the Flare tech does do this. Yes. You know, it is a powerhouse. It can transform the XRPL beyond payments into the tokenization platform with privacy. Right. It, it can help do that. It's already bringing to, you know, XRP to institutional Cable. It's already doing all these things, but it's still not there yet. Right? It's still in development, it's still building, still growth. Everything's still new in crypto. But you. That's utility solving a problem, real solution focused on real world utility. That's it. You know and, and we're, and we're building and we're growing and things are, things are amazing, right? Really, really amazing. At least getting that way. It's not there yet. It's still speculative. Something can happen globally and all of a sudden crypto's done. I mean I, I don't see that that's going to be the case being the fact of everyone's involvement now on a global scale. Governments, institutions with Bitcoin and other crypto assets and they see it, they see, see the value plus the speed at which AI is developing that needs this onchain access to finance, to currency, to asset. AI is going to be very instrumental in all of these different elements as well as we get rid of a lot of the fat within these corporations which is unfortunately, you know, people, human employment. But that's also what bogs companies down or let's say bogs transactions down and makes transactions more costly. So here the king was saying when they finally take on crypto they will want yield unstable. That's it. They want all that they want. The, the banks definitely will want to find a path to get yield on stable coins. 100%. 100%. Yes. There you go. There's another one. Jim Debo is saying flare is a sleeping giant along with Hedera, the Hedera hashgraph. You know there's so much going on, right. And to see where to see all these tax. We got to stop just being hyper focused only on Ripple. Ripple is out building Ripple, right? They're building their institutional banking platform that is going to eventually not even, I don't even think it's going to use xrp. Bill built on the XRPL utilizing the RL USD. Most banks don't want to transact or use XRP but you give them a stable coin, of course they're going to want to transact over a stable coin. If it's efficient and easy, easy access, easy to use, maintains the peg to the US dollar up, you know, and that's it, that's, that's all they know, that's all they care about. It's like if I'm gonna put you know, a million dollar transaction through, you can't lose because there was a drop in the market today, right? You have a, a 5, 6, 7% pullback on the XRP and all of a sudden your transaction devalued, you know, or if as a flash crash on the XRP while they're in the middle of doing their transaction and they get caught up somehow in the flash crash. I, I think there was a lot of, you know, elements to that that we have to really consider with the RL USD with a stable coin assets. It just simplifies the banking side of it to get involved with the crypto assets. That's my opinion. I could be way off base. I could be wrong with that. I. But I, you know, I think that that seems to be the leverage. I know what you guys think. If you see that also kind of being within that. I see a. Cheers. What is that saying? That your future is shaped by the habits you repeat, not the goals you set. Oh, I like that. That's good. That's solid. That. That really makes a lot of sense. If you keep repeating the same stuff, you expect different outcomes. Not going to happen. Yes. Okay. Oh, man. I'm way past the bottom of the hour. I want to play this. I wrote. Wrote this song for the giveaway. This is for the badass YETI giveaway. We haven't even. Haven't even pulled up the. The giveaway tool. I wasn't sure if I was going to do it, but we might as well get this going. So. Let me see the stream yard giveaway. Shoot. I was down at the tiki bar at the beach today. What a beautiful day it was. We went down there probably around 4 o'. Clock. We're there for. Got there a little after four, probably like an hour and a half. Sitting at. At the beach, on the boardwalk, at our favorite tiki bar, having a couple beers. That was awesome. That place is. It's so amazing. All right, here we go. We get the giveaway live stream. All right. It's gonna be yeti, right? So you guys. You guys know what it is. You guys know we got five entrants already. Let's put the song on. Y E T I. You know, if you guys are new here, you've never done that before. Make sure you have your Zaman wallet ready too. Get that zombie wallet so we can easily transfer it over yeti. But I'm gonna play. Let me play the. Let me the song here. It's not. There's no video, just music. It's real fast. It's gonna be a fast song. Let me make sure this is the right one, though. Hang on a second. Okay, that's not it. Wait a minute. Where is the song? It did not upload. All right, give it a minute while I go through and confirm where the. Where it went. I saw it was too long of a song. Am I in the video? Oh, you know what? I'm trying to upload it into videos. That's what I did. I was trying to upload to video and actually add. To add the music. So this is called Ass Kickers Industry. I'll play it. It's processing right now. That's why it didn't process. Before. There it is. Okay, here we go. Let's play this song. Whoa.
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There you go. This is badassery. That's right. So make sure you type that in. And when we get to it, we will do the, the drawing. But that was the bottom of the hours. That's. This is it right here. Badass Yeti from the Badass Yeti White tribe of clan ass kickers. There he is right there. Guy's pretty badass. Badass Yeti. 1, 2, 2, 8. When we get to him in a, in a little bit, we will do the, the drawing for him. All right, now let's kind of sidestep here. Let's talk a little bit about the voting fraud. Why, why do we have to talk about the geopolitical. After we clear up everything with crypto, understand kind of the direction dynamic that cryptocurrencies are moving it. We know that we want to get there, but there's this other dynamic. If our elections are ripe with fraud, if our budget, our tax dollars are ripe with fraud, if we have a trillion dollars in DAX dollars that go to nos that end up funding terrorism and funding entities that are trying to take down the United States, or if you're in another country and you have similar types of issues with fraud, you got to be careful. So number one, you know, when we look in the US we saw a 2020 election cycle, became very evident that there was cheating going on in, in the political system. And we have to say, okay, well what's going on? Well, here we go. Georgia ballots have been identified as counterfeit and nearly every single ballot went to Joe Biden. This stuff was talked about in 2020. The infrastructure that was in place, whether it was some of the Rhino Republicans that wanted to maintain the power because they, their lifer elected officials, their entire career is based on lie and deception. Because they're lifelong elected officials. They don't do anything else. They've never done anything in their life. But they've spent, you know, 30, 40 years as, as an elected representative. Every two years they go and get elected again. That, that's not, that's not a real job. I'm sorry, that's a part time gig. You do it part time to represent the people and you get the heck out if you do it for forever. It's a corruptive. It's a corruptive position. Power and the money that gets thrown at you can't be there. Now it's been very obviously documented whether it was in Michigan, Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin and elsewhere that there were Problems going in, systematic problems going on within the supervisor of election, whoever is responsible. Colorado is another one. The supervisor of election in or the Secretary of state in Colorado went to jail over this. And now the current one is covering up the fraud. I mean, it's crazy. She went to jail because she called out the fraud. And then it's insane. So. But here you go, right with this one Fraud lawsuit filed by Sidney Powell in Georgia details the use of counterfeit ballots. And affidavit filed with Bell's lawsuit reveals that Georgia's counterfeit ballots could be identified by darker water. And this. There's all stuff that we saw then, all these things, right. Almost 100 of the counterfeit ballots went to Biden. So it was documented. There's video documentation. There's. There's enough testimonial documentation. There's. And now they're seeing what happened in Fon. The FBI took all the f. They have all their files. They took all their files. They know what happened. Right. And that, that was in, that was in Georgia. Right. And then if we go from Georgia, we go to Michigan. Now let's go to Michigan. Michigan. I, I was told by someone who was there firsthand. At the facility while they're putting up the pizza boxes on the window, somebody called me and they said this is what's happening. We're trying to see inside and they're covering the windows with pizza boxes and we can no longer see what's going on inside. Now if, if you have to do that and you're shutting down the count and all of this stuff is happening and you have to put up pizza boxes so people can't look in. You know something's happening in Detroit. You know there's fraud going on. Now this was Michigan House. This is from. So the Michigan House committee meeting exposes massive mail and ballot fraud operation registering ineligible voters to cast fraudulent and absentee ballots for overseas voters with ballots being misdirected to local addresses with voter roll inaccuracies and votes cast without individuals knowledge during the 17, 20, 21, 22 and 24 elections. This is beyond. Wow. Some of the address that these overseas ballots were being redirected to were locations filled with illegal immigrants where most couldn't even speak English. So they were cooking the books and sending multiple ballots meant for overseas to local addresses and getting illegal immigrants to fill them out to steal the 2020 election. If we don't do something about this, we're going to lose our republic. That's exactly right. It's exactly what we're going to lose. So let's, let's watch.
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These was absentee voters. We, we obtained a list of people that they had sent ballots to that the ballots returned but still voted. So that's, that raised our suspicions. So what we did was we, we obtained this list and we, what we found out is that it was no way people was voting absentee because they never sent ballots or applications to the overseas address for them to return it. They, they actually listed that they sent the actual ballots to the Detroit addresses versus the overseas address. But a ballot was still cast. And they, now it's no way they cast a ballot for a person in Germany when they sent the ballot to the west side on Seven Mile. There's no way that person voted from Germany. And it's right here you can see Mary Elaine Beckman. She was voting out of a house that was full of immigrants. They couldn't even speak no English when we went to the house. No lie. They couldn't even talk to us in English. They was all living in this house. They didn't know no Mary Elaine Beckham. Now, we do understand that you do not have to live at that residence when you move overseas. The current residents do not have to know you. We understand all that. But the law also say that that must be your last address when you moved overseas.
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Now we're seeing, we're seeing the tip of the iceberg, right? There's so many things I just want to say. Stacy, Stacy Abrams can vote because she was convicted of voter fraud for voting in person and then by mail. Imagine that. Imagine someone who was trying to get elected to the governor position of Georgia. She wanted to be governor of Georgia, and she was committing voter fraud, voting in person and mailing it in. Now, the one thing that each and every one of these scenarios has in common is that the, those that were responsible for the organization of it were creating an environment where it was complete chaos, Complete chaos. Always disorganized, always in a, in a situation where they could say, oh, look, it's just disorganized. Nobody knows what's going on. We didn't know what was going on. You know, you just don't understand. There's just so many things happening here. That's exactly what happened in Broward county with his supervisor of election. When governor, when the governor was elected here in, in Florida, you know, we almost had that, that crazy guy elected. Instead, we got Desantis. Well, we had to fight for 2018, had to fight to make sure that Desantis was the victor. And people gathered in mass numbers in front of the Secretary of State. When he got into office, he removed her. Removed the Secretary of State because it was so disorganized. But it was on purpose. It was all by design in order for them to try to cheat the system. And, and unfortunately, that's just what happens. Right? So here, here's another one. So this one. Let's listen to this real quick. Foreign. Now, we saw these things unfolding when, when it was happening, right? And this was Detroit. 120% voter turnout in Detroit. So as we go back and you, you have to look at, at all this stuff. You have to go back, you know, but all the, the receipts are now being shown. Just like in Fulton county. They went and, you know, they picked everything up. You know. But now if we go beyond that voter, the fraud, what are the Democrats concerned about? What the. The. The Democrats are concerned about? Here we go. Hang on.
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Oh, to get any kind of voter ID.
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Oh, my God, that.
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More than 20.
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That's hilarious. Oh, my bad. So I'm sitting here watching. I was watching my bet. My bet. That's really funny. I played something, but I didn't actually put it in. So let me hang on a minute. I was watching something. You guys didn't get to see it.
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Million legitimate people, mainly poorer people and people of color, will not be able to vote under this law. We will not let it pass in the Senate. We are fighting it tooth and nail. It's an outrageous proposal that is, you know, that shows the sort of political bias of the maga, right? They don't want poor people to vote. They don't want people of color to vote because they often don't vote for them.
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About 83% of the American people, including majority Democrats, support voter ID law. So you look at what the Democrats are trying to do. They, they twist it. Look at his face. You know, they, they know they're lying. They're terrified. They're absolutely terrified. The majority of the country want voter id. What do they go to? They, they could come up and they concoct this racist notion that having a voter ID is somehow racist. The Democrat statement is so demeaning and demoralizing that they would say that just because of someone's race or ethnicity that they won't get a voter ID when a voter ID is needed, or an id, a photo id, not a photo ID when a photo ID is needed. For pretty much everything that you do in society, from from banking to driving to, you know, buying alcohol to what you can you, you can fill in the blanks. Their notion is so, everything they talk about throughout, you know, time has been demeaning though. You know, if you think about affirmative action and the way they just want to demean and put down and belittle what people can do for themselves and they rapids, they make it sound real nice, just like they're doing right now. They single out women who are getting married or got married. So they'll single them out. Then they'll make it racist then and then based on ethnicity. But the way they say it, and they're making this directed, not even assumption, but statement that because of the race or ethnicity you're not going to have a photo ID because you can't get one. It's so disgusting, demeaning, demoralized. I mean I, I can't ever, you know, to me I would be, just live it, you know, I'm just pissed, you know, because they're always trying to use, they're always trying to find their path and their way to snake around and use other groups and let's call them the minority groups right now. Their big group that they want to use are the illegals. Right? And they call it Jim Crow. But will we ever say that the Jim Crow laws were actually enacted by the Democrats? You know, they're the ones who put it in place. So. Right. Jim Crow is just as bad as them yelling Russia, Russia. Right. Lies fear. It's all fear mongering. But we have to be cognizant of that. We have to understand this part because then we also have to figure out how do we get the, the Clarity Act? How do we get to regulatory clarity for crypto? How do we get to that path? How do we make sure that we have proper elected? Do you think an elected official like Schumer is really going to want you to have some path to decentralization, to having crypto? He's going to do everything he can to stop you from getting cryptocurrency without the him figuring out a way to get an auto taxation of every transaction. They're super giddy about digital currency. They want, they, they want a central bank digital currency, regulated, controlled and programmable. So that way anything you buy is auto tax. Any earning you have is auto taxed. You have no say in the matter. Plus they want to take away 100% of your privacy. They want every transaction to be visible. And, and, and you don't have to go too far because you take that same mentality, go, go to Canada and let's see what they're trying to do right now in Canada, implementing crazy laws. Go over to Spain and see what they just did by giving 500,000 illegals. They want to give them direct path to vote. Why? Why vote? Why do they want to make them legal? These illegals that came in without vetting, why are they in such a rush? Why was the Biden administration and the Democrats today, why are they in such a rush to give and have these illegals here? Why are they letting the illegals on the streets? You bring them in. They also want to destabilize society. They almost did it with COVID It was such a perfect test case. They attack you monetary gain, they attack you on health care and they make your streets less safe. If your streets are less safe, you don't have money and you're worried about health, that you're going to continuously be in a cycle of survival. They want people in survival mode. Because if you're in survival mode, meaning survival today mode, you're just trying to get by till tomorrow. You're not thinking about the corruptive nature of the government, the authoritarian structure of the government. Why do they keep labeling MAGA or Trump as fascist when he's there liberating and freeing the people from their communist mindset? So they're going to relabel it and they want you to believe. And then they set their foot soldiers. First they had the BLM movement and antifa. So now ANTIFA is on a global scale, murdering people on a global scale and, and attacking people on a global scale. And it's financed and funded by the nos. The trillion dollars that went missing of taxpayer money that went to the NOS is funding this terrorism that's happening on a global scale. It's. And this is exactly, exactly what's happening. All this stuff's being revealed, but we have to understand that that's being that this is all happening so that we can make sure we don't get these people in. Because we care about the technology we want, right? We care about flare. I want to see flare succeed. I want to see an environment where our crypto assets are invested in, you know, everyone can, you know, gain, you know, huge rewards from it. Want to see that grow. Want to see an environment of decentralization to where our next generation can also find a path to, to, to earn directly, you know, from their own direct efforts. You know, they don't want that. You know, these people are the exact opposite. Democrats will never let their constituents get off the government teat and plantation. That's right. They always want them. They. And it's all through that fear mongering, right? Like what Bruce was saying. It's all fear mongering. That's how they, that's how they've successfully done it. Why is it that, you know, they, they go after groups and they use the fear, right? And they put the fear of God in them. So that way they think that, oh yeah, the Democrats are supporting me, but it's never been that way ever, you know. So anyhow. All right, let's go, let me go to the next one here. This is another good one. Stopping the flow of funds. Oh, this is what I wanted to show. This went back to the secretary of state from Colorado. Hang on a second. Let's see. Okay, so the current secretary of state. Yes, current secretary of state in, in Colorado. But let me just. This statement here was Democrat Colorado Secretary of State Jenna Griswold sent out 30,000 mailers to illegals telling them to register to vote in 22. So here's the statement from here that we're going to listen to. In 2022, your office sent out mailers to 30, 000 non citizens inviting them to register to vote. That same year, your office used Colorado's ballot tracking system to send messages to specific Coloradans encouraging them to vote when in fact they had already voted. Now, what do you think her answer is going to be when he asks her to resign? Now, what happened, right, Tina Peters. What happened to Tina Peters? She's in jail for calling out the fraud of what was going on. And here you have the patsy, right, this woman there. And you look at her, just void, void of like emotion, intelligence. I don't see much in her eyes. It's just like, just this blank, you know, stare. But let's, let's put this, this comment here. It's, it's a really short. But let's look at what she has to say here. Look at this.
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A final question. This is not the first time that your office has made mistakes that have damaged voters confidence in our elections in 2020.
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Wait, so mistakes? These are not. These mistakes are by design. Again, they make them look like mistakes just like what happened at the secretary of state office in Broward County. They make it seem like it's a mistake. They make it seem like it's chaotic. They're not mistakes. The 100% by design, 100% purposeful. There's no way they're making these kind of mistakes on this scale if it wasn't on purpose.
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So here voters confidence in our elections. In 2022, your office sent out mailers to 30,000 non citizens inviting them to register to vote. They, of course, are not eligible to register to vote. That same year, your office used Colorado's ballot tracking system to send messages to specific Coloradans, including encouraging them to vote when in fact, they had already voted, causing confusion that had to be cleaned up by the county clerks. And now this leak of the voting system passwords, given your office's repeated errors, that have damaged confidence in our elections, which you say is paramount. Will you resign?
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Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Look, and I. I just want to. You are unfairly characterizing. And look at this. The. The. Like, the look like. Is there a lack of intelligence? I don't know what it is, but there's just something missing. Just in the stare, in the lack of emotion. Is it practiced? You know, total rehearsed. There's something just missing. You know, it's. It's very bizarre, but mistake after mistake after mistake that all turned up that they were getting massive amounts of people to vote fraudulently. Whether they were illegal or they're getting people to vote a second time now, you know, it's. It. And then they gave. They released the passwords, and it just. It's amazing to me that you have someone like that and then. Right. You have Tina Peters that I believe is still in jail. And, you know, it's. It's gonna be difficult to. To get her out potentially. Well, now maybe not. You know, maybe now they'll. They'll be able to. To release her. You know, it just. It's just crazy. Crazy that, you know, we're living through these times, but crazy that so many people out there don't even really know what's really going on or. Or really care to know, you know, what's really going on. This is Secretary, Department of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem. Frozen hundreds of millions in federal grants to NGOs. She's exposed Democrats as running a shadow government through a maze of NGOs to undermine US national security and facilities. Facilitates mass illegal immigration. This is. It's crazy, right? We don't have to play all of it. Let's just play the beginning of it.
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That we have stopped all grant funding that's being abused by NGOs to facilitate illegal immigration into this country. So it's amazing to me the hundreds of millions of dollars that have been spent by the federal government that has been sent to NGOs to facilitate this invasion of our country. So I've taken action to stop that. Those funds to re evaluate them and to make sure that we're actually using the taxpayer dollars in a way that strengthens this country, that keeps us safe. So I think people are curious when we look at grants that are given out by federal agencies at how they're utilized and that evaluation needs to be done. We're not spending another dime to help the destruction of this country.
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We're going to make, Yeah, I mean that's, that's mindboggling, right? That this has been happening to aid in a bit, you know, the destruction of the country by bringing these people over. Now let's, let's also be very cognizant of, of some of these senators that are overseas. Now, if we saw Marco Rubio, Marco Rubio did a phenomenal job, right? Speaking when he was over there in Germany, Hillary Clinton, not so much a Czech politician, calls her out, basically calling her out on her Trump derangement syndrome. You know, just crazy stuff. But here's Senator Alyssa Slotkin. Now, this is crazy, right? This is just in Germany questioning. I mean, it's, she, first of all, she's commenting almost like in a negotiation style, saying that, you know what Trump is, that she's in fear. And what Trump is doing, I mean, it's, it's just, it's just so crazy when you see what these represent elected officials and they need to be held to account. You know, they should. This is, this behavior is definitely bordering on, on, on treason.
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I stand here as an American senator feeling very concerned about the 2026 elections in November. He is telling us what he wants to do. He is laying it out for us and is up.
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This is in front, this is in front of the Europeans, front of the world. This is dirty laundry. You want to have your talking points with your Democrats. Look how uncomfortable everyone is on stage because they know it's all bullshit, 100%. They know it's bullshit to the Americans.
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To believe him, right? That just like in 2020, he said if I don't win, then it wasn't a free and fair election. He is repeating the playbook now, threatening to put uniform federal agents around, around polling locations. I mean, he's telling us the playbook.
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So what is she trying to do? What is she actually trying to say? Is she calling for help? Is, is it a plea? Like what exactly is she saying and what is she doing in this state? It, it's a little mindboggling that she doesn't face some sort of penalty when she comes back to the US for what she's doing, and this is a very destabilizing talk on what she's, what she's doing as, as a seated US Senator.
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The question is, what are we going to do as Americans to defend our democracy that we helped invent? Okay? And that, to me, that, that process that's going on right now, which is playing out in front of all of you. It's not like we like coming here and talking to you about the difficulties in our own country. No one likes to do that.
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But this is after Margot Rubio got up and spoke. I believe this was after Mark Rubio crushed it. Mark Rubio got a standing ovation from the same crowd that she's talking to. So it's just. They're losing the narrative. They're flipping out. They're losing the narrative. They don't know what to do. Let me, let me show you this. And then I want to do that. Leave you guys with the $1 trillion in fraud. Hang on, let me put this up. This is, this is amazing. Same group, same group of people that, that, that she was just talking to. And then here's Marco Rubio, standing ovation. You think the legs we need to hurt. The whole crowd is uncomfortable. Standing ovation for Marco Rubio. Every one of them. Every one of them. That tells you. That tells you everything you need to know. His speech, standing ovation. He going to sit down and have more of a talk. And she's up there, Hillary Clinton, all of them, they're up there spreading falsities, and they're just trying to protect their, their base and their, their, their power. Their base of power. And there's Marco Rubio, standing ovation. That tells you everything you need to know on a, on a global level. You know, the fact that Italy, Japan, you know, El Salvador, Argentina, Costa Rica, you know, how many others are going to get in line? I'm afraid, you know, England might be a little too late, but we see someone stepping up now that is g. Wants to fight back politically and, and run, you know, for, for prime minister. So. And he, and he's going to pour a huge amount of money into it as well. So a lot of things that are chaotic, you know, whereas at the same time, you know, we're very cognizant of what we need to do, who we need to vote for, why, why elections matter, why they're significant. What we've seen over the past years of a previous administration trying to destroy crypto, trying to put America last. Now, America first, not America only the libertarians with their American only agenda is super destructive. They don't understand the the global world. They don't understand what it takes to actually live in, coexist in this world or they don't care. But America first from our perspective, being in the United States, we got to look out for our interest. Every country should look out for their interest. That's what's most important. And then we all figure out how to get together and that's it. But check this one out. This is kind of the, the last video that I wanted to play. But this one is also really, really crazy.
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Alexander Hamilton warned that foreign powers would try to exploit America's freedoms to sow divisions inside our country. Well, today we are confronting a raft of allegations and reports that foreign influence and foreign money is making its way into the American political system and is finding financing activities that is not only destructive, detrimental and divisive, but also potentially illegal. What organizations have been active on the ground in Minnesota? What can you tell us? We have tracked over $60 million to approximately 14 groups, some of them national, others on the ground. Where's this money coming from? Networks like the Soros network, the Arabella funding network, they'll fund directly some of these on the ground organizations. And we've seen this happen time and again. It's not just in Minnesota. The foreign money is probably the most concerning, whether it's from Neville Roy Singham or the Swiss billionaire Hans Jorg Wyss. You're telling me that protest, quote unquote, protest activity we've seen in Los Angeles, we've seen in Minnesota, we've seen in other places that often turns violent, that some of this, maybe much of it is funded by overseas money, including by this individual who has ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Are the majority of these protests spontaneous or more organized?
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They're highly organized and coordinated. They've trained some 30,000 observers in the middle of the protest.
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How would you describe the tactics that are used?
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Doxing. We've seen instance of violence against federal agents. One had their finger bitten off and they've been pelted with frozen bottles, stones and every other type of thing. In addition to directly interfering with legal.
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Law enforcement, at the same time, more and more Americans are rightly concerned about the use of their tax dollars and where their tax money is being spent around the country. You are a hard working American taxpayer. You must feel so taken advantage of. In the last two years alone, nearly $700 million in cold hard cash was stuffed into suitcases and flown out of Minneapolis. 700 million 70% of that loot flows overseas.
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It goes to terrorism, it goes to child trafficking, it goes to drugs. That's all funded by people like me that pay taxes.
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His tax money is being used to buy other people luxury items, cars, yachts, whatever else, and is going to fund terrorism, child trafficking.
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Yes, sir.
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A trillion dollars a year on this stuff.
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$115 million. $1 trillion. $1 trillion a year is going in fraud. It's, it's, it's just crazy. And then you had that senator saying that Trump is, is the problem, that Mag is the problem, that America first is a problem. What. This is what they, this is what they created. They created this, this atmosphere. They created all of this. This is the power they want to hold on to. They love that trillion dollars in tax money going into the NGOs USA, all those other organizations that were funneled back into the coffers of the Democrat Party. Then you have some of the Rhino Republicans. You think that somehow they're excluded. The Rhino Republicans, that Republican in name only. For anyone who doesn't know the Rhino Republican is a Republican in name only, they have the R. They might vote many, much of the time they claim to be Republican, but they're there for one thing, self preservation. They want to maintain. They're there to make money. They're there to enrich themselves and create as much of that money for their future and their family as a legacy as possible. They don't care about anything else. And we have seen that at their, most of them or many of them are career politicians. They might have had a career, but you look at like a Biden had zero career before he became a career politician. Didn't have any real life work. Bernie San Sanders, no real life experience. Aoc, who's newer, you know, she's not a lifer. She was a bartender. She was won a competition and has no real work experience that would qualify her for the job that she's doing, you know, and that, that one after another after another after another and they're there. That's it. They're there for themselves. They're there to make money. Handpicked in that case of AOC and the rest of her clan, handpicked to be put in that position so they could create this media hype around it and then that's where we're at. That's why we need transparency. That's why we need blockchain voting. That's why we need the crypto assets. That's why we need decentralization. That's why Trump is The most pro crypto president that's ever been and everyone around him. And the direction that we're moving the country is the right direction because, because there's so many that are trying to take action against it when we're liberating our country and the UK has to liberate their country and Japan just made massive moves to liberate their country and make sure that they are maintaining throughout the generations very, very critical. We're at an important juncture right now. The leftist, the democrat, whatever label you want to give them, is playing a very dangerous game to maintain their power by inviting the Islamists and bringing in these illegals from around the world into the countries unfettered. And you look at the mission statement of the Islamist groups, it's to destabilize and topple Western civilization anywhere they've gone. Why are we not hearing about what's going on in Nigeria? Why have we never heard about what happened in the Sudan? Why aren't we hearing about those things? What about Lebanon? Why doesn't anyone care about the fact that Lebanon used to be predominantly a Christian country? Why isn't anyone concerned about Syria or Iraq or any of those countries? Why doesn't anyone ever talk about the history? Why isn't anyone talk about that the historical artifacts are being destroyed by the Islamists in all those countries? Why isn't anyone concerned about the 30, 40, 50,000 plus Iranians that have been murdered in a very short period of time? Some are putting that number at around 80,000 have been murdered. No one talks about this. The mainstream media doesn't talk about. The leftists don't, definitely don't talk. All the leftists want you to believe in is that somehow the whole focus on, on anyone in that region that's been disrupted are somehow the, the quote, unquote, Palestinian Arabs, they're the only ones. But yet the Islamist cause of Hamas and the others that are directly affiliated are all terrorist entities. They're all there to destabilize the region. They have never brought anything of benefit other than destabilizing civil society. Whether it was in Jordan and Jordan had Black September in 72, you know, whether it was again the destabilization of Lebanon, the destabilization of Syria. You go on and on and on and on, you know, but the, the global media and the leftist propaganda will have you believe one thing when in fact it isn't true. And their agenda though is very true. And we're seeing it unfold across the globe. We see it everywhere. We see it in France. Why is France destabilizing? Why is the UK destabilizing? Why is Canada in trouble right now? Because they have a population of 30 million and soon 20, 30% of their population, the whole country is going to flip the right. You have crazies up there running, running the governments in Canada, you know, that's got to change. If the Canadians really care and want their. Want to maintain their. Their society, civil society, you know, Japan again just enacted something because they know exactly what's coming and they want to protect and that's it, you know. But we have to be very aware and it comes back down to transparency. So we have to be transparent. And going to come down to the decentralization is transparency and is freedom. That's our mantra. Those are my points of today. But appreciate everybody being on here with us tonight. Before we do this drawing, let's get that ready. Let me pull this guy up. Let's just play this song one more time. And this is the guy here. So we got the yeti throw in. If you're still here, type in yeti. Let's play this song. And then I'll pull up the giveaway tool.
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Landing.
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All right, this is badassery. This is the drawing for the badass yeti ass kicker. So if you guys are ready for that, let's go. Right, Rod Hale. Look at that. Rod is the big winner of the day. Rod, are you still here? Rod? And Rod Hale is getting hooked up with some badass yetis. Didn't win for a long time and then that was had one given and then one and now winning. So, Rod, if you are here, Rod Hill, it's time to claim your badass yeti. Now if you're not here, you know we got to do. We're gonna have to run it again and we will have to go through and run it one more time. This might have been rigged. So you gotta. Oh, there it. Rod is here. Awesome. Rod is here. Very good. All right, Rod, here we go. I can't. That's amazing. Back to back. I think you're taking Charles place. So Charles used to be the most winningest. So let me just grab this and Rod, I am going to transfer this bad boy over to you in two seconds. So let's let me just pull this down real quick so I can move these around and get ready, Rod, because I'm going to move this bad boy over to you and make sure. And I saw that after we went through that brief tutorial, you were able to figure it out and claim your badass yetis that were hanging out there, which was awesome. So what we do is we open up the app and then we're going to scan. Got to do the thumbprint. Hit the little blue box at the bottom. And now I'm going to scan it from this side and then it takes like two seconds. This is amazing. Right? So we're using the Zaman, the Zaman wallet. They're bringing back the XRP tip bot, by the way. I can't wait for the XRP tip bot to come back. We'll start engaging within the show again. It was a lot of fun to use. It was showing back when they first had it out, you know, full real world utility of, of how it could. Of how it could work. And there you go, Rod. It's been transferred over to you. Congratulations for winning a badass yeti an ass kicker. Enjoy that. There it is again. Ass kicker number 1228. And we will check you guys out. We'll be back Wednesday night, 8:00pm Eastern Standard Time. Both Chip and I will be here. Appreciate everyone for hanging in there, being there with us. King's name, Rod Cheated. It was rigged. It was definitely rigged. That was awesome. Yeah. Appreciate that. Thank you. So flow an hour and a half rant. That was it. Okay, check you guys out on the next one. I am out of here if I can find the outro. I'll see you Wednesday night. Are you down with otc?
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