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No More Taxes on Bitcoin & XRP | XDC: The $10 Trillion Disruption!
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Jeff
Welcome to on the Chain. This is Jeff here with co host Chip. What is going on? Everyone out there, what's going on? Chip, it is good to see you on here. Tonight's going to be an interesting night because we are going to talk about no more taxes on Bitcoin and XRP and other crypto assets. There might be a caveat, there might be a catch, but we know that that could be a big game plan. Maybe there's a hidden agenda, maybe there isn't. Maybe it's happening in one state and. And you're in that state. XDC. A $10 trillion disruption taking place. We got to dig into these two things, because just when you thought the winning was over. There's more winning.
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Chip
There's a lot more winning that's coming.
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Jeff
Let's go.
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Chip
Welcome to on the Chain. Welcome, everybody. Tell me where you're coming in from. Tell Jeff where everybody coming in from today. What part of the world are you coming in from, Jeff? So I've been watching a lot of podcasts. A lot of times I like to view them, and sometimes it's just audio only, but I'm really having a hard time with why these people are so like this. Every podcast is like this. It's like. Yeah, so. So anyway, like. Like the microphones in front of their face, or it's down like this. Yeah, they're talking like this. Yeah, they're. They're talking their face, and they're great.
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Jeff
Ide.
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Chip
Actually, yeah, it's great. You just do the whole show like this, you know, or it's coming in from the side like this, you know, walks like half their face.
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Jeff
Yeah, that's a good one.
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Chip
I just can't. I don't understand these people. All right, there it is right there. That's it. That's exactly how I'm like, what is. And they're successful podcasts.
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Jeff
They're right.
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Chip
There's that Lex Friedman dude. Please, somebody wake him up. You know, kick him in the. You know, maybe put. Put him in a cold plunge before the show. Maybe he's like this. This is like, here's Lex Friedman. Four million people follow him. Four million. Dude, this is Lex Friedman. So tell me more about the time when you heard. I mean, the guy's, like, half asleep. Looks like. He looks. And talks like he just rolled out of bed with, like, a massive hangover and just discovered that every business and ability he had just went under. That's how he looks. He has great interviews. I. I go look at the transcripts because he does Phenomenal interviews. His questions are fantastic. He does quality, quality interviews. I just can't listen to him. I just wanted. I want to. Just. What I want to do is AI. And I want to change it to somebody upbeat or even change it to Joe Rogan's voice. So I feel like I'm mildly interested in it. But it's a very strange thing, Jeff. I don't know. How's everybody doing tonight? Happy Mother's Day. Happy to all the mothers out there and all of the gents out there who have mothers and all the people who are married to somebody and have kiddos. So there you go. Or. Or a significant other, whatever it is, you know, your partner, whatever. But, yeah, it was a tough one for me this year, Jeff, because the first year without my mom, I posted on an X earlier. It's like. But I do remember my mom. You know, I did spend last Mother's Day with her, and I remember getting her a bottle of perfume and saying, hey. And she. You know, she had. Because she had. What's the one that robs you of your, you know, your muscle structure and everything? She. She was just. She couldn't speak that well. But the first thing she said to me is, like, get a haircut. When are you getting your haircut? I was like, okay, I heard that. And then the second thing was. And then she. I gave her her Mother's Day gift, and she's super happy. We got her favorite food and, you know, brought it in this Italian restaurant to the, you know, the hospital. And. And she's looked at the. She was really excited about the perfume I got her. She's like, why did you get me the little bottle? I'm like, it's Mother's Day. You know, the big bottles are so sold out. You know, it was like. The big little bottle was like 300, almost 300 bucks. I was like, oh, my God. It was like 250 bucks or 260 or whatever it was. And she's like, you know, they're all sold out because it's Mother's Day. Did you wait so long to get it? Like, you know how we are. That's what we do. We buy it the day, every day before. That's how we. That's how we roll, Mom. But, yeah, she was a funny lady, and. And, yeah, I missed her terribly. So it was like. It was a weird sort of a day. And, you know, and obviously, our kids were not home, but our youngest one was, so she got her Mother's Day gift. So that was all Cool. Look at. The Yetis are pouring in, Jeff. We don't have to announce it. The Yetis are coming in fast and furious on the Yetis. Gonna love that. That's who. Love it. Did you spend. Did you see your mom today?
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Jeff
I did, yep. We're gonna go out to dinner, picked a restaurant. And then this morning I woke up, I said, why would I go out? Gonna barbecue here.
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Chip
Nice.
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Jeff
So we did. So £4 of. £4 of hamburger. Bunch of chicken.
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Chip
It's a lot.
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Jeff
Yeah, it's a lot of hamburger. That's a lot of.
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Chip
Yeah, that's great. So. So you. They had a nice day. Beautiful, dude.
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Jeff
Yeah, it was cool.
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Chip
Beautiful. Nice.
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Jeff
So it's kind of cool.
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Chip
Oh, yeah. They have two of them, right? Two doggos.
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Jeff
Three. They have three now they have another. They have another Chihuahua. Three Chihuahuas. And the third one is about four pounds. She's the smallest dog you've ever seen in your entire life.
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Chip
Oh, my goodness.
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Jeff
And she's like 14 years old. So they rescued her this past year, and she has all sorts of complications and medical needs and. And everything.
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Chip
Or something. Is it a friendly one? Some of them are like. They get those. Like, they get those real teeth, and they get some of her. It was pretty old. I think it was 15 or 16, maybe even 17 before you had to put it down, but, dude.
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Jeff
And all three of them are pretty cool. And, you know, it's crazy. It was the first time three dogs here, and not one of them barked. They didn't beg. I got all sorts of cooking going on and all sorts of things. And these dogs. Nothing. My old dogs, you know, with Julius, he was a nut job. He was. He was a complete. So if you were cooking, you know, he would have been. They're trying to steal the food off the counter.
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Chip
Julius, today, because I saw a video of a lady. There's a. One of these big gators. It was somewhere here in Florida, but some. The gator had come right up to the sliding door, and she's like. She's on the side. She's like, please go away. And someone else behind her spilling. Please go away. And then the next thing I saw. The next very next thing that I saw was the beagle comes running up and the dad. Damn. Took off to the water. It was running so fast that it was about ready for heart attack. I mean, that beagle came and just, you know, total Julius move right there, man.
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Jeff
Oh, yeah. Hell, yeah.
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Chip
I mean, that video is funny.
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Jeff
That's exactly what Julius.
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Chip
He would have gone off on that. Yeah.
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Jeff
Oh yeah.
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Chip
Hello from Chips. Backyard shed. What's up, Mike? He's in the backyard. Good. Beautiful. Everything's got the Yetis in here. Look at that. Already we're up to 10. Out of nowhere. El Paso's in the house. Beautiful to hear that. Oh yeah. Mom's gone too. Yeah, I missed them. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. A lot of people got so many beautiful comments on X today. Some people and somebody lost their mom like last month and I was like, yeah, it's people. Like the first ones are really the toughest. I think they're probably all tough. But yeah, I think Happy Mother's Day to two fathers. There you go. I'm just going through the comments here. Yeah, going through. I don't know what this is. Got some bots in here, people. Where are our mods? We need to make sure we don't code with people saying stuff but not chilling. We got to have mods in here somewhere. Hello from Cape Town. There we go. Cape Town in the house. Beautiful. Love that. Love it. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Very cool. Haven't been to the Berg in a long time but great people there. Here we go. Let's look at this. Jeff, check it out. There is a new XRP L wallet just came out of nowhere. I saw Wrath of Conmen talking about this and I've never seen this before. I thought this is pretty interesting. So we should look at this. Static bit wallet now open for testing. Please inform me about the launch of the first version of the already familiar. I guess it's been around a while but I guess it's just updated. Explore the XRPL Trade Store Earn all from Decentralized Wallet and again we're not endorsing any wallets. We tell you to do your own research. We don't know anything about this. We're just reporting on it. Don't get it and say oh they took all my. You know, you got to do some. Some of your own your research and you know to know I don't know much about it. Static bit build the next generation crypto wallet decentralized, seamless ready for the multi chain universe. So I guess it probably stores a lot of different so here is right here's their website right here for static bit do to do. Let's see here. There it is. Static bit boom. Familiar wallet new app format decentralized uses index interface built from the ground up. Focus on full XRPL support and a full multi protocol architecture. Initialize transactions from D apps decentralized apps Full access to all XRPL features open and extensible interface support for future protocols, EVM and etc and there's a bunch of stuff so you can do trust lines, tokens, folders and wallets, blah, blah. There it is. I don't know, it looks pretty cool. I don't know anything about it though.
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Jeff
I mean it's pretty cool.
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Chip
Really don't know anything about it. But I thought we might just talk about it a little bit. They've been on. So they joined X in June of 24. So maybe they're relatively new in the space, which is, which is interesting. So that's something. Some new development on the horizon. Again guys do. Do your own research there and make sure that you kind of check it out. Other things, you know, a little bit of slow news day with the xrp. A lot of stuff going on with xdc. But Daniel, if you know Daniel, Daniel Keller, who is the CEO of the xrpl, that's a joke he's got going on. People see that and they're like, how could it be? How could you be the CEO if it's decentralized? People miss the joke. It's funny. But Daniel's here talking about that also. CEO Casino Coin almost four. So he's got this cool site called Lottery luckyhash Dot Win. And here it is right here. So let's just double. Let me refresh this to make sure the jackpot is correct. So 465XRP is the current jackpot. The lucky hash lottery is simple, transparent, powered by the XRP ledger. Winning combination is determined by the first five characters, the XL XRPL ledger hash. And the jackpot bonus is based on the last character of the hash. So to play, you choose five characters, either 0 through 9 or 8 through F as your main numbers and then one extra character is your bonus number. For a shot at the jackpot, use Zaman Number picker or manual transfer below. So you can come in here, join your. There's your numbers right there. You hook up your. And then you, you. It's one XRP to play. Not bad, right? So for you know, it's like bottom buying a lottery ticket. And then you go ahead and you choose your numbers, you know, like 6, 7, E, D, B. And then my bonus number will be lucky number seven. So that's what I would do. Then I would have. See, so if you want to do two draws, could be two xrp, three draws, three XRP and so on. And then you go ahead, you pay with your zombie wallet. You connect it, you pay and you're in the drawing. So I don't know, I thought that was kind of fun sometimes. So there's, there's 53 people in right there? Yeah. Price pool is 53 XRP. The next draw is 3 hours and 57 minutes and then you can look at the history who won and look at the recent winners. Who won what all the way down. I don't exactly understand the draw history is 48. What did they say this one was? This price 53. So I guess you're taking a shot at that. If you get the bonus number you hit the, the XRP main drive. That from understanding that correctly. But I don't know man, just, I'm just, I'm looking at what it might be. No, this came up. This is kind of interesting because a lot of people ask a lot about, you know, why was XTC founded? What is XTC all about? So trade finance is really one of its main areas of specialty but a 10 trillion dollar industry plagued by inefficiencies, slow processes and limited access. Again that's one of the reasons what XCC was developed challenges that blockchain technology is usually positioned to solve. And they got a whole research paper they like. What is trade finance? It's when financial products like letters of credits, guarantees and insurance are used for trading internationally. So coffee exporter Colombia or can ship beans to European roasters without worrying about delayed payments. Electronics distributor in South Korea can import raw materials from multiple suppliers without tying all its capital. And then trade finance makes this pot these transactions possible by reducing the risk and improving cash flow. What's trade fi? Trade fire refers to the tokenized blockchain powered evolution of traditional trade finance. Modernizes global trade by leveraging smart contracts, tokenized assets and decentralized infrastructure. Improves liquidity, reduces counterparty risk and then streamlines transactions. So now you can look at the size of the market and really more or less where it's heading. The trade finance represents a massive 10 trillion dollar market. Totally right for disruption through blockchain technology. And so who else commented on that but XTC network said well you know, trade Finance is a 10 trillion dollar network right for disruption. The XDC infrastructure was built to power this shift from paper to tokenized assets. Improving access to capital, reducing friction cost and settlement time. So that's a little bit about, you know, xdc, the problem they're solving. Of course they've gotten into some other areas as well. I thought that was pretty good. They've also joined the Mika crypto alliance. And if you're Wondering who's in that? We'll take a look in a minute, but you'll see some familiar faces. Welcome to the X. Welcome. This is from the Mika Crypto Alliance. Welcome the. This is the. A collaborative initiative designed to streamline enhanced compliance with MICA regulations backed by Hedera Ripple and Aptos on a whole slew of others. But XTC is now part of the Mika Crypto Alliance. XTC Network is a layer one blockchain purpose built to address real world challenges in global trade and finance. Its hybrid architecture combines the transparency of public networks with the control, speed and data privacy offered by private subnets, making it super strong fit for regulated enterprise environments. And they talk about some other stuff in there, but there it is. Here's the Mika Crypto Initiative right here. And again they can join it but you see the names right there. Hedera Ripple, Aptos, Token Forge and there's some members now. The XTC Network's already on there. So. Mission is an alliance led initiative to support coordination, establish a best practice drive cost efficiency under MICA regulatory. Is Mika Europe, Jeff, Is that what it is? Mika, is that what it. Is it Europe or is it Amika.
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Jeff
I thought was just in the UK or is it. Is it Europe?
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Chip
No, for some reason I thought maybe. Maybe the UK sounds familiar there too, but I don't know what the. But I guess. Let's see. Mika Governance. Let's see if I can find out who this is. Good. Initiates uniform EU market rules for crypto. Yeah. So it's the eu. What does Mika. Yep. Yeah, we're both kind of right there. See, yeah. See that's what it is. See so. And there you go. There you have it. Jeff Got the Yetis, all the eddies, they got 14 in there so far. Look at that crypto. A little crazy with the Yetis going on there. Yeti, Yeti, Yeti.
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Jeff
Play this next song, I think get some more. Get people fired up.
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Chip
Some more excitement going there. You tease this one at the top of the show. This one here is interesting. Man, this is very cool. Breaking Missouri removes capital gains tax on Bitcoin, XRP stocks. Dude, stocks too. And real estate. The first US state to do it. It is surprising. Which state would it be? You probably would have guessed Missouri, but it wasn't Missouri.
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Jeff
Missouri was not at the top of my list. Honestly.
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Chip
It was the top 25. To be honest.
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Jeff
It didn't. It didn't rate in my top 100. It wasn't. It just didn't even appear. So when that when that came up, I'm like, man, what in the world is going on?
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Chip
There's only 50 states. How could it be the top 100? So you're saying that it was that far down the list?
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Jeff
Saying it was so far down my list. Exactly.
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Chip
It wasn't.
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Jeff
It wasn't on my list is my point.
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Chip
Right, man. Well, I would have thought, like, you.
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Jeff
Know, I mean, it could have been 50. It could have been. But no, it didn't even. I'm like, I didn't even think. Missouri hasn't come up in any conversation. That was the last time we ever talked about Missouri. Yeah, that's the whole point.
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Chip
Don't they say Missouri? Don't they say, don't they Missouri?
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Jeff
So we say Missouri.
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Chip
Well, it sounds this. They got a little excited with this. This particular post right here is a little bit exciting. Missouri just dropped a policy bombshell that could ripple like that, ripple across the U.S. economy. It's called House Bill 594. It says, while the rest of America is still sweating over IRS forms, Missouri quietly passed House Bill 594, a law that eliminates state capital gains taxes. Now that's. It's interesting because you have. In Florida, we hear all about, you know, Governor DeSantis talking about you don't truly own your house because you got to pay taxes on it every year. If you don't pay your taxes, the lean in your house. Right. So he's trying to get rid of property taxes. We got the bitcoin bill that's made it pretty far in Texas. And now out of nowhere, we see this. So which is surprising is like crypto's. Surprising enough, but the fact that it's on stocks and real estate now, it's state only. Right. So, yes, we just did that. Missouri lawmaker said loud and clear. Translation. Missouri residents can now trade, flip or huddle and keep every dollar profit at the state level. 102 to 41 vote, pretty strong. Governor backed. This isn't a drill. This isn't some fridge libertarian fantasy. It passed with serious majority support. The governor's on board. It means real investors will move, startups will follow. Missouri becomes a magnet for crypto capital. I can't see why they wouldn't. If you keep everything, Jeff, I mean, it has some pretty interesting repercussions. Why it matters for the whole US Because Missouri may be the first, but it definitely won't be the last. Other states will now face pressure to compete. Investors will begin relocating their capital and themselves, and then Washington can't ignore this forever. So we want your Bitcoin, won't penalize you for holding it. That's the message loud and clear. The real story, it's not just about tax reform. It's a signal. It's a declaration of crypto freedom. Push back against over regulation. It's Missouri saying, build here, trade here, prosper here. What are your thoughts on that?
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Jeff
That's big. I want to see that on a T shirt. Build here, trade here, prosper here. Man, that, that is huge. And, and the ball is now in Washington's court. So if it goes to Missouri, everybody's on notice and they're pushing this thing through, you know, and it's got to go, it's got to go nationwide. We got to worry about state income tax, got to worry about federal, you know, income tax. Florida, we don't have state income tax, but still got to worry about the federal income tax. So let them kill it there, let them kill it at the national level. Let people prosper, you know, keep the money here. If more people can prosper on this kind, you know, as you're investing, you're excited. People are going to take those wins and they're going to go spend those wins. Where are they going to spend them? They're going to spend them at home, you know, so, and, you know, and then the whole nation benefits, you know, so we got to find the, the right path forward. And Trump is on the right path. You know, he's already looking at the tariff situation. How do we bolster our bottom line? How do we generate more cash flow? Elon Musk and, and Doge had found 100,000 federal workers that were claiming unemployment, you know, and so think about the ramification of the cleanup of the fat within federal government and to boot, get rid of all of that garbage and also put more money into the hands of the people. So if we have more money, keep your paycheck, keep everything, people are going to take it. Imagine you make a hundred thousand, you get a hundred thousand. It's not you make a hundred thousand and your take home is 70 or less, right? You know, it's, you make a hundred, you keep on it. Make 200, you keep 200, you make 50. Keep whatever it is that the dollar will go so much further. I mean, it's, it's crazy. They, they, you know, you hear these politicians talking about, you know, the crisis and, you know, the price of housing and, and, and all of these, other than the price of food and the price of, well, just let people keep their, their money. You know, how about that, you know, why, why are we giving the money away, you know, to the federal government to, to waste. And you have 100,000 federal workers that should now be in jail, you know, that are working full time and claiming, claiming unemployment plus all the other fraud that we've seen go on. Enough's enough. They, they're not reliable, you know, stewards of our money. Let us keep it. You want to take money as tariffs. There's still expenditures that we need to keep this country going. You need infrastructure and you need the military and you need a few other things and, and let's go, you know, and we'll, and we'll be lean, mean fighting machines. There you go.
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Chip
That's great. Corey says Washington State has a capital gains tax over 250k. Hidden income tax. Yeah. US Jim D. Says US has a serious problem with full time jobs. I don't know, I'm not aware of that.
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Jeff
What does that mean? What's our serious problem? That we have too many, we don't have enough people. Can't keep them. I don't understand what the. Explain the commentary there, Jim.
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Chip
I don't know. But this one, if you remember this one, this is Mark Sand, Mark Smithson saying the Yeti. The Yetisburg Address, not the Gettysburg. This is four score and seven years ago, Brad Garlinghouse brought forth upon this continent a new asset conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition. I love that, the Yetisburg Address. We are getting creative people. We need to make a Yetisburg address. It'll be very, we're gonna claim it, be fantastic. I love it.
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Jeff
The only ones that can have it would be the Blue Tribe. So we'll, we'll have the Yeti Burden address with the Blue Tribe. The other tribes have, have elders and they don't allow that type of stuff.
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Chip
Bob says Washington State. I won't hold my breath. Corrupt Democrats run this state. Yeah, well they run a lot of states. They load about 23 or 24 of them. Too few is what he's saying. There's too few jobs, just not enough full time jobs. Kind of what he's saying there.
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Jeff
Nancy City is confused. Kansas or Missouri, they don't know, they're not sure yet. They're still trying to figure it out.
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Chip
Zober says no job security, stability and career employment is down. Yeah, it's, it's, we're still living Biden's economy, manners. It's a very weird time out there. I'm hearing that from people. I'm seeing that in business, I'm seeing that. And you know, friends that are job hunting, I'm seeing it everywhere. It's like, they're like, it's just, it's a weird time. There was another article on this and they. One note here is they said prior to the proposed changes in The House Bill 594, Missouri taxed capital gains as ordinary income. So this meant that profits from a sale of an asset, let's say stocks, real estate or crypto, were subject to the state's progressive income tax rates, which range from 0 to 4.7 based on income brackets. So it could potentially put you in a higher brackets because you sold off some crypto for whatever reasons. For instance, an individual with $350,000 in capital gains would fall into the highest tax bracket, resulting in a state tax liability of approximately $16,000 on those gains. So again, this is going to be welcomed by a lot of people, no doubt. In Missouri, Missouri, Missouri.
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Jeff
There's one weird bot that keeps talking about 1995 blockbuster hit Die Hard with a Vengeance.
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Chip
Is that or with a vengeance? Die Hard with a vengeance. I remember Die Hard with a Vengeance. And you know, we hear, we. All we've been hearing about really is the last. Did you see this?
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Jeff
Where'd he go?
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Chip
I don't know. Where is it?
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Jeff
So we have a, a comment and viewer in Cape Town.
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Chip
Yeah, I said that in the beginning of the show. Said, hey, you from Cape Town?
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Jeff
I know you say, I saw that, but then I posted up there. That's pretty cool. That could be our first commentary from Cape Town.
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Chip
Maybe from. Not from South Africa.
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Jeff
Not from South Africa necessarily, but Cape Town maybe.
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Chip
Great to have you here.
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Jeff
It's awesome.
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Chip
Great to have you here. Great to have you here. Actually, I ran into somebody in the gym. She was from South Africa. Look at that.
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Jeff
There you go.
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Chip
Two people just. Yeah, it was yesterday. Okay. Housing market. There you go.
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Jeff
Expected to accelerate ship.
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Chip
Well, if you're in that business, it's good to be in that business. Not that many people in that business. I was in that business once. But yeah, the market, especially in Florida, it's getting weird. I have a buddy who doesn't look too far away that just sold his place. He was happy as hell to, to be able to sell it. And. Yeah, it's crazy, though. Yeah. Well, it depends on inventory, too. I saw a lot. It depends on the area. But yeah, in Florida, there, it's getting a little bit weird. Gains on 10 million will kill the gains. Please trump no capital gains tax. Well, Also too, the death tax is pretty rough too, you know, that is.
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Jeff
Yeah.
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Chip
And the probate and all this other stuff, it's like, why, why are states and why is the federal government profiting off of death? It's just, I mean, that has to get fixed. That's an. That's absolutely pathetic. We got 17, check that out, numbers. We have 17 in there right now for that. Well, we heard, I think, I think a lot of companies too, because there was so much doom and gloom by the fake media, the terrorists, as the terrorist. I'm like, why are they pushing back so hard on tariffs? And when Trump's ultimate goal is to reduce income tax, in other words, cancel income tax for anybody making 150k or less, you're pushing back on that, right? I'm like, I know it's a lofty goal. I mean, chances of that happening, I don't know. It could be slim to none. I'm very optimistic. But again, it's a huge, lofty goal. But at least Trump's thinking about the people for once and not thinking about how the people in Congress their stocks. Right. I mean, it's at least, at least it's a different way of thinking with the tariffs. Again, it's something new, but everyone's in panicville about it. So a lot of companies and, and in the sales side of it, I see a lot of very strange selling back. They're trying to consolidate everything. They're trying to take vendors and collapse them. They're pinching on renewals for, for bigger, you know, for lower costs. And it has a lot to do with that. Queue it up, baby.
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Jeff
Here we go. All right, here we go. Ready? Let's get some people motivated early talking.
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Chip
About the number 17.
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Jeff
Q17. 17. Cue it up. But let's cue this up because we're gonna get people motivated. We're at 17 now. Let's hit the next number. Here we go. From the Blue Tribe. Word of the day. You got your salmon wallet ready?
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Chip
Why?
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Jeff
Cause this is gonna be episode.
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Chip
Time to claim your legend.
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Jeff
Very Blue Tribe Yeti of the clan. His name Vendra.
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Chip
On the chain. Ch bad as yet is one for.
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Jeff
Battle made for legend.
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Chip
Claim yours or be forgotten. Badass yet is on the chain. Damn, that was sick.
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Jeff
That crazy.
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Chip
That was wild. Another good one. It was a cool downbeat drill. That was super sweet. The drummer was beautiful, man. Jim D. Sand Chinese bypassing terrorists by selling to Canada for resale through Canada. Interesting. Washington State is 7% tax on long term gains over 270k. But it's a non income state. Okay, so I get you but if you pass a certain number then it is that. I see what you're saying with the hidden tax now.
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Jeff
Right.
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Chip
Any commercials are so official. Yeah man, we. It's a new one every. Every. Every single time.
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Jeff
Every time.
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Chip
Fantastic.
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Jeff
Mix it up.
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Chip
I appreciate that. Appreciate. Yeah. They're always something. There's always going to be a little tweak a change. Something's going to be interesting in there and it's an original song. I was telling somebody that the other day that we do an original song for every giveaway. What? I was like yeah, they're like what? I was like yeah they're like what? How's that possible? Everything's possible. Everything's possible in the on blockchain Everything's possible in decentralized world. Everything's possible in the yeti verse. Yeti versus yet I. Yeah. Tired. Oh this terrifying. Everyone's going crazy and then I saw this was posted today on the official White House X account Break in U. S Announces a China trade deal in Geneva. Of course Scott Bessant was there negotiating it says happy to report we made substantial progress between the United States and China. Very important trade talks. First I want to thank our Swiss host. Swiss government's been very kind in providing us with this wonderful venue. I also thank the great deal of the productivity we've seen and we'll be see we'll get in details tomorrow but I can tell you the talks were productive. We've had a vice premier, two vice ministers that were integrally involved and ambassador Jameson and myself. Jameson's guest. Favorite whiskey for Jameson.
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Jeff
Jameson.
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Chip
Ambassador Jameson, do you have Jameson? Oh yes I do, right here.
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Jeff
Ambassador Jameson, hold out to Jameson, hold out two cups.
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Chip
Boom boom. Spelled differently but that's okay, still works. Jamie's Jamie's son. Jamie's son. Hey Mr. Jamie son, you got some Jameson Jamie son James Jameson, Jameson, Jameson, Jameson and myself. I spoke to president Trump as did ambassador Jameson last night and he informed me what's going on. So there'll be a complete briefing tomorrow morning debriefing U. S. Trade representative ambassador Jameson Greer. This was, this was as the secretary pointed out, very constructive two days important to understand that how quickly we were able to come to an agreement which reflects the. Perhaps the differences were not so large as maybe thought. And that being said there's a lot of ground work that had to go into these two days. Just remember why we're here in the first place. United States has a massive 1.2 trillion trade deficit.
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Jeff
Trillion dollars.
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Chip
Trillion with the T. So president declared a national emergency and imposed tariffs and we're confident the deal we struck with a Chinese partner. Now, what's funny is China is saying we don't have a deal in place. We haven't agreed. I was like, they're always like, they don't, they don't want to talk about anything and they'll say we never had a deal and they'll go home and there'll be a signed deal in place. Right. It's almost like they don't want to know what's going on. And there's a lot of bad stuff that's happening. They're crumbling on the infrastructure and all kinds of stuff. So we'll wait and see.
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Jeff
So we'll wait and say if anybody was wondering. Florida Panthers are up game four one zero right now against the Toronto Maple Leafs in second period.
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Chip
They need to even it up tonight, one zero.
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Jeff
I mean, this is a different game than it was Friday night for sure. Thirteen and a half minutes remaining in the second period. Florida Panthers 1 0. This is a good thing. They got to end this game. 22 for the series as they go back to Toronto for their game Wednesday night. It's gonna be exciting.
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Chip
Yeah. So here's another one. This was a truth social post by Donald J. Trump. Our country has been invaded. I want you to focus on that word because we're going to circle back to that just a little bit. Country has been invaded by 21 million illegal aliens, many of whom are murders and criminals of the highest order. And if we're not allowed to remove them because of a radicalized and incompetent court system, the USA will quickly and violently become a crime ridden third world nation, never to see greatness again. Our lawyers should state the fact when going before the United States Supreme Court and all other courts. I was elected in a landslide, won all seven swing states, 312 electoral college votes, won 2750 to 525 districts, and, and easily won the popular vote. I must be allowed to do the job that I was elected to do. If not, we won't have a country anymore. Make America great again. So that's make it great. So that's something right there. So I want to play a video. It's our big friend, Stephen Miller, who has become, before the last administration, he was kind of behind the scenes a little bit. So what I really like here is he's kind of like a little bit more out and not sitting in behind anymore. So let's look at this one first, Scott. That led to a great deal of the productivity we've seen.
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Jeff
We will be giving details tomorrow.
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Chip
But.
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Jeff
I can tell you that the talks were productive. We had the vice premier, two vice minister who are integrally involved, Ambassador Jamison and myself. And I spoke to President Trump, as did Ambassador Jameson last night, and he is fully informed of what is going on.
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Chip
So there will be a complete briefing tomorrow morning. Jameson, did you hear that?
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Jeff
Jameson?
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Chip
No. And here is Stephen Miller. Listen closely what he's talking here and then we'll circle back to the truth Social Post. There's a reason we want to take a look at this, but listen carefully as Stephen Miller gives the update here.
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C
Hold on, there's a question back there.
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Chip
First, I have two quick questions. First, you know, President Trump has talked.
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C
About potentially suspending these corpus.
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Chip
So he said President Trump has maybe talked about suspending and habeas corpus. When do you think that would happen?
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C
Well, the Constitution is clear and that of course, is the supreme law of the land, that the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus can be suspended in a time of invasion. So I would say that's an option we're actively looking at. Look, a lot of it depends on depends on whether the courts do the right thing or not. At the end of the day, Congress passed a body of law known as the Immigration Nationality act, which stripped Article 3 courts, that's the judicial branch of jurisdiction over immigration cases. So Congress actually passed, it's called jurisdiction stripping legislation. It passed a number of laws that say that the Article III courts aren't even allowed to be involved in immigration cases. Many of you probably don't know this a lot. Give you a good example. Are you familiar with the term temporary.
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Chip
Protective status or t he's I always love the press. He asked the press a question like, are you familiar with. No, they're not, they're not familiar. They're not familiar with the concept.
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Jeff
They don't, they don't know the law.
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Chip
They don't know. But I love that he asked them anyway because you, you know, it's just, oh, I don't know.
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C
P.S.
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Chip
Right.
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C
So by statute, the courts are stripped of jurisdiction from overruling a presidential determination or a secretarial determination on TPS when the Secretary of Homeland Security makes that determination. So when Secretary Noem terminated TPS for the illegals that Biden flew into the country, when courts stepped in, they were violating explicit language that Congress had enacted saying they have no jurisdiction. So it's not just the courts aren't just at war with the executive branch. The courts are at war, these radical, rogue judges, with the legislative branch as well, too. So all of that will inform the choice that the President ultimately makes.
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Jeff
Yes, Mr. Miller.
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Chip
So there you have it right there. Here he says, yeah, I froze Saturday morning and my Internet unfortunately went out by the time it came. It did come back on, but the show was already done. So that was unfortunate. But, yeah, that's exactly what happened. I was like, all sudden, everything started spinning. It went crazy and.
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Jeff
And then you were gone.
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Chip
Then I was gone. I was like. It was very. It was a very strange thing. So, so, so what's the. One of the. One. One of the ways you could suspend, according to the Constitution, United States habeas corpus writ of habeas corpus. Well, there it is right there. There's. There's the foreshadowing right there. It's in the post of Donald Trump. Our country has been invaded. You can suspend the writ of habeas corpus if you've been. There's an invasion or some kind of a war going on. There he is right there. So reason. He capitalized it. And there's a reason that this is. And once that happens, cannot be stopped. And I'm sure they'll try to take it up to the Supreme Court. Let's talk a little bit about what habeas corpus means. It's Latin, body, you shall have the B in Latin. Fundamental legal principle in the US Protects individuals from unlawful detention. It allows somebody in custody to challenge the legality of their imprisonment or detention, essentially forcing the state to justify the reasons for holding them. The principle is enshrined in the U.S. constitution, ensuring people do not. Are not arbitrarily in prisons. So they call it the Great Writ. Habeas corpus, also often referred to as a great rip because of its historical importance and safeguarding individual liberty. So let's get down to the part here where it talks about suspension. The U.S. constitution allows for a suspension of habeas corpus in cases of rebellion or invasion when public safety requires it. I think they're teasing it. They probably want the courts to lay off, but they're gonna go through it that they're not going to tie this up. They're not going to be having 21 million court cases. You know, I said what they should do is they should send it. They should send a notice to all 21 million of them and tell them to show up somewhere. If they don't show up at the court date, then boom, sent the porch, you know, done. Right. Yeah. So there it is right there. There's the invasion. That's what I think's happening, Jeff. I think that this is if given them no other choice, because the court is overstepping, it's, it's jurisdiction anyway.
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Jeff
Well, that's what's good. That's the problem. You know, you have these, you have these activists, political activists, judges, you know, that are, that are. Take. That are out there doing things that are really contrary to the law. You know, so we've seen just recently, we saw one get a couple, I think more than one get arrested, you know, because the one guy was harboring illegals in his residence, you know, so there's, you know, there's definitely, you know, some major, major ramification as to what is already taking place within our judicial system. And to suspend habeas corpus in a given scenario, which would be we have all these people that have illegally invaded the country. For those individuals, it's being suspended. So it's not being suspended on a, on a broader scale. And it's from, you know, purpose of an invasion. And it's interesting because, you know, if we look at the Democrats with what happened with January 6th and the reason why they wanted to orchestrate and make sure that from a public commentary perspective, you know, it looked, you know, far, you know, far graver than what it actually was, as they termed it an insurrection or a rebellion or something along those terms. They probably, and we saw that how they imprisoned people really without a lot of due process. You know, so there were no due process. And so they, in fact, you know, without coming out to do it, were, you know, not granting them, you know, speedy trial. They were putting them in and locking them up in solitary and, and they left them there for years, but, and, and put him in solitary confinement, you know, beyond what has ever happened before. You know, when there's tons and tons of video out there, I mean, you get up, obviously there's shows and people talking about what happened. But there is a scenario where. And they attacked citizens of this country because the Democrats at the time were playing lawfare and they were purposely targeting groups of people as they did they, they targeted Christian groups for, you know, for nonprofit, you know, they, they were pulling their nonprofit status. They were targeting conservative groups. There were a lot of things that the Democrat Party, when they were in power, were doing to subjugate the system and going after and purposely utilizing a lawfare, uh, mechanism. And so it's going to be interesting to see how the Democrats fight Back on this one, because here, instead of saying, hey, we're utilizing this against our own people in this scenario, it's, you know, the Trump administration is very clear. We have been invaded by 21 million people that are in this country illegally. Many are, you know, there could be within that group, whatever the number is, decent people that are here. They came in because really, that's what they really want. They do want to work, and they're trying to get out of their country, and there's a whole bunch of them that are just causing all sorts of havoc and chaos either way. You know, when you come in the country illegally, the first thing you did when you enter this country, you know, you did something that broke the law. You know, so now we're in a scenario where. And. And there's so many of them. To your point, like, how do you just say, are we going to tie up the court System now for 20 million people? Is it even, you know, possible? Or you're just rounding them up and saying, look, you got to get out. You came in here, you can get back in line to come back in and plead your case on the other side of the border when you go back home. But guess what? You got to go back home and think about how many people came into this country, Chip, that weren't just south of the border, right? They weren't coming from Mexico. They didn't come down, you know, come into Mexico from Guatemala. They didn't come from the southernmost tip of South America and make their way up. We're talking about people that flew, got on an airplane, left China, flew to South America and made the trek to walk in, or they came, left Africa or they left the Middle east or wherever it was they left from. They didn't fly into this country. They flew south of the border and they. So at some point, you know, there's a very concerted effort to orchestrate them and gather them and group them. So how do they find out about this mass migration of people when they're not even on the continent? You know, how. How does that happen? Who's. Who are they communicating with? You know, they didn't just say, hey, you know what? This will be a great idea. Why don't we go down to South America and see if we can find a group of people? Now, it was already being orchestrated and, and they have contacts over in their country that are. That are organizing them. So let's think about how far and wide this project is and think about the money behind it. And then we have to start Thinking about the personnel behind it and how many countries and government representatives from those countries are participating in this whole travesty, in this whole scam. That's, that's, you know, there's a lot to it.
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Chip
Jim D. With the old adage that every man is a nation, declare war on. If you think about it as a country, every, I mean basically a person being part of the country. And so when you think about a conflict, it's ultimately going to be between individuals. It's not necessarily, you know, you look at the collective state of a country, but it's always going to come down to the use. That's a nice one. Nice pulling that one out. Jim D. Gotta love that. Chips and dips. Thanks Joe. Chips and dip. I'll be chip. You'll be there.
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Jeff
That's right.
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Chip
I'll be chipping. I'm chip your dip. See what I'm saying? That's how it works. That's how it is. Oh, there we go. That's how it is. What else we have here? So this was interesting too. Now this is another big one that's coming out. Trump basically teased this a little bit earlier today. He said my next truth, meaning a truth post, will be one of the most important and impactful ever issued. Enjoy. And so here it is. For many years the world has wondered why prescription drugs and pharmaceuticals in the US were in America were so much higher in price than they were in any other nation, sometimes being five to 10 times more expensive than the same drug manufactured in the same laboratory or plant by the same company. It was always difficult to explain and very embarrassing because in fact there was no correct or rightful answer. Pharmaceutical slash drug companies would say for years that it was R and D costs, that all these costs were and would be for no reason whatsoever borne by the suckers of America alone. Campaign contributions can do wonders, but not with me and not with the Republican Party. We are going to do the right thing. Something that the Democrats have fought for many years. Therefore, I'm pleased to announce that tomorrow morning in the White House at 9am I will be signing one of the most consequential executive orders in our country's history. Prescription drug and pharmaceutical prices will be reduced almost immediately by 30 to 80%. They will rise throughout the world order and to equalize and for the first time in many years bring fairness to America. I will be instituting the most favored nation policy whereby the United States will pay the same price as the nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the world. Our country will finally be treated fairly and our citizens health care costs will be reduced by numbers never thought before. Additionally, on top of this, everything else, the United States will save trillions of dollars. Thank you for your attention. This matter make America great again and the mechanism do that. Jeff, right there, look, that's right.
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Jeff
Most favored nation status right there.
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Chip
That, that's what it does. In other words, because if you, if you know, if you like that. Because what we're going to hear from the Democrats is you don't have the right. Right. Tell a company, a private company how much they can charge for and they're going to come out and they're going to be wrong about this issue again. And the whole idea of making it most favored nation policy and enacting that is the fact that we're going to get it at the same rate of all the other most favored nations. Right.
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Jeff
So this, you know, it's, it's so, it's so amazing to me. You know the, the thing that you're bringing up because you know, you think about that, that the Democrat narrative was always. Well maybe it wasn't a Democrat narrative. Maybe it was more of a, you know, grunge, you know, hippie esque narrative, you know, in terms of organic, no vaccination, health food, grow your own, no pesticides, no, no bad dyes in your food. You know, just good, pure, wholesome food. And from a prescription perspective, you know, the Democrats have always talked about, we got so. And it's an interesting narrative. The Democrats say we need to pump more money into pharmaceutical to pay for the pharmaceutical for people. Right. Meaning more transfer of wealth. The Democrats have never been or have lost the focus on the narrative of health food, healthy diet, you know, all this other stuff, bad vaccination, you know, caring about the people, caring about the health care. But the narrative is interesting because this is, this is where you see the crazy part of it all. Whereas the Democrat has always, you know, looked like they're interested in the people look like they're interested in this. You know, free education, free health care, free pharmaceutical, free whatever it's going to be. But it was always tied back to the government's going to pay for it. It's always a payback, it's always a payday and it's always a transfer of wealth. On the Democrat side, that's what it's always been about. And it's always power manipulation and, and you know, and control. And this, this is the narrative that if we go back and you, and you look at the communist regimes and you look at how they orchestrate and they control narrative taken away from, from those that are the producers and they're giving to those that are expecting handouts. And it's really interesting that we're seeing this happening right now because this is a whole different situation. This is putting the pharmaceutical companies on notice as well. Because the pharmaceutical companies have taken grave advantage of the people. Our medical system has taken grave advantage of the people. Because if you go to other countries, and I'm not saying that other countries have fantastic emergency care, the United States by far, if you're in a catastrophic situation, catastrophic, catastrophic situation, you are going to be cared for faster and better in this country than pretty much anywhere else in the world. You know, if you're in an accident, if you need to go into the er, if you need that immediate, like you need cardiac or heart sur. Surgery, you need whatever kind of surgery, you need imaging, you need a ct, you need an mri, you go to this country, you can have it done immediately. Other countries, not so much. Preventative health care measures, better food product, better life expectancy everywhere else. And, and it, it's a really interesting situation that we're in right now because the, you know, the, the truth be told, you know, know, with the pharmaceuticals people, you go on one pharmaceutical, it's a slippery slope because now it's impacting everything else in your life and your imbalance of your body and you take one after another after another and they're just sucking you dry on. The medical says that's a long term band aid sick care, you know, solution that our medical system has built which ends up, you end up being in maybe surgery or you'll end up in the hospital and you know, stack hundreds of thousands of bills. But a lot of it starts right here with the pharmaceuticals in terms of what you're paying for them and then what the pharmaceuticals even do for you because it's, and that's interesting. Like if you have a common cold and, and you go down. I remember, you know, when we were over in France and I, and I had a cold and everything, I went to the pharmacist and I just pointed out what I had and she said, take this and this. I grabbed it some for the congestion, everything and, and it was like, you know, natural. I went to the pharmacy and I was able to get the exact same thing in their pharmacy that the pharmacist gave me. You go to the pharmacist here and you say, I have this. This, you know, they're like, well, go down. That aisle. And you walk down that aisle, there's like a thousand products, and. And you don't even know if they work. And. And they probably don't work, you know, and when I was over there, I took whatever they gave me, and it was just like, I felt better almost instantly. Like, the next day, I was like, oh, my God, I can't believe it. Like, if I was, you know, taking something over the counter in the. In the U. S, you know, I'd be sick for, like a week, you know, and it would just kind of band Aid you up, and then you go on tv like the. You know, it's crazy. I was sitting there with my wife the other day, and we're some. Whatever show. I don't know what it was, but it's like every two seconds there's a commercial for a new pharmaceutical, and then the. The. The after effect is worse than whatever it's trying to help you with. Chip, I don't get. This is. This is putting everybody on notice across the world in this country, too. Most favored nation status, which we've given other countries. Let it. Let it be brought to this country. You know, this is. This is great, Chip. A lot of rant segments on this one today.
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Chip
Yeah, I was listening to. There's a great segment. Gary Bracket was on Joe Rogan, and he was, you know, dispelling a lot of myths about, you know, just about health and pharma. But one of the things he said is, like, the US is less than, like, 5 or 6% of the world's population, and 70 of the pharmaceuticals are sold in the United States. So there's a problem there. He talked a lot about, you know, they're not really there to. I mean, you think about a lot of the tests and the standard of care that physicians have to tick the boxes or they could leak acids. That's not good, you know. Well, that's what. Yeah, I always like listening to that. It's like all these mad things can happen. You are. People are dancing and laughing and having a great time and parties and all that stuff. But RFK Jr. Is going to crush that. And that's like 70, 80% of, like, the. The CNNs and the MSNBCs that's. They're. They're mostly on there. Right, but you see them on Fox, too, these pharmaceuticals. Nick Gunn says a friend of mine beat bladder cancer with ivermectin and methylene blue and B vitamins. Yeah, you know, my mom also be. You know, she used Fenbenz. I gave her Fenbenzanol and she had leukemia. Her, her, her, you know, her platelet count was down to 9. And in a few months it went over 240, then over 260. So this is it. I mean, this Ivermectin stuff is a miracle drug. Cheap, dirt cheap, same Fenbenzanol. I mean, I bought it all on they, they say, oh, the dog dewormer and this and that. And, you know, Gary Brecket was sort of breaking some of these myths down, which was really fantastic. Yeah, we did see this visual vendetta during hydrochloricine during the COVID But also Ivermectin, you know, I was prescribed that went after it and was able to do it.
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Jeff
And how did you feel?
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Chip
I felt great. I was, I was, I went from laying on the couch, like, barely able to move, like, like I told my wife, you never want to see me again. Take me to a hospital. You will never see me again. I will try. Put me on a machine and then they'll pump me full of some stuff. I'm not going to get into it here because, because where we are. But. And then I'm going to expire and be like, oh, geez, what happened? Oh, you know, he died of this and that. No, we don't need that vision of the dead. Also, Trump found a cure for cancer. The Democrats would say he lied and then denied billions to the cure. That's where we're at. But what's fun, what I like is that there's the bait, right? Like you're fishing, you get out there, goes in the water, boom, you get a couple bites. Next thing, you got 100 fish on there, and you reel them in, you reel them in and they're on the wrong side of history again. They're going to come, they're going to come hardcore against this. You don't have the right. You can't tell the. This is. What is this dictatorship? And meanwhile, people are sitting back going, wait a minute. You're, you know, people that are on medicines that, you know, once you get in that donut hole and you can't, you can't break out of it, and you're spending thousands of dollars every month when some other country that has most favored nations, you know, status, they're paying a fraction of that. So are you saying that this is subsidizing all that? It's, you know, the people. But they're gonna push back against this, Keeps lining it up and lining it up, and they just keep getting, you know, obliterated by it, you know, time and time again, Jeff. It's just. To me, it's crazy, Tom. But, gosh, you wouldn't. We would. We could never have predicted this. There's no way in the world any of us would have ever predicted this. Right?
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Jeff
Yeah, you know, it's. It's interesting. We're talking about vaccines over dinner tonight, and, you know, a couple of my relatives are having horrible issues right now. And I'm like, well, they loaded up with all sorts of injections during the whole Covid thing. And I'm looking at it, I'm like, man, were they tied together? You know, my next door neighbor, you know, his wife had a virus on the outer lining of her heart. And they said, oh, it's because it was, you know, Covid related. No, I, I think it was more likely due to the injection that you got, you know, that you got three, four, five times, you know, and, you know, it's. I think all the way back, you know, my mother was telling us today that, you know, after I got my first measles vaccine or whatever it was a week later, I went into a convulsive state and I had like seven convulsions, you know, after. And I think there was another round of. In vaccines or whatever that they gave at that time. And I would have, like, repeat over and over. And they said it was like high temperature. They apparently did a spinal tap. I was like, I was a baby, right? This was the state of medicine back then, what their thought process was, because they were giving us those vaccines. And I was reading an article that all of the vaccines, doesn't matter what they are. You know, every single one of them has led to cancer, bone issues, arthritis issues. Like every, every single one of everything that we've been putting in our body, all the conditions that we're suffering are a direct result of whatever mixture of they had given us, you know, as a long term side effect. And I was watching a podcast with one of the doctors, said the kids that they gave no vaccines to, I.
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Chip
Watched the same one.
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Jeff
Are the healthiest. Yeah, are the healthiest. And, And I look at, I'm like, man, you know, but what about polio? What about, you know, some of these things? And like, we've eradicated it. Some of the issues that we're having in this country now, you know, we're seeing a reoccurrence of it, you know, because it's being brought in from other countries. But, you know, and then I was looking at. I saw another video recently, and he Was saying how many people died of. I forget what it was. Whatever it was, you know, diabetes or not diabetes of measles or one of the. One of the things he was. He mentioned, let's say, you know, and he was saying, how many people died of that? And it was like, whatever handful. And he goes, well, how about diabetes? How many people have died of diabetes? Right? And it was just like, you know, like a magnification of like 100x or something like that based on if you did a direct comparative, you know, And I'm like, man, it's just because people are so hyper focused on one thing that you forget about everything else. Like with COVID you know, everyone's so hyper focused on, well, how many people die of the flu every year, you know? Oh, people actually die the flu every year. And that's a huge number, you know, but that all of a sudden the flu deaths went away, you know, over those years, no one died of the flu anymore, you know, And I forget what the number is, but it's a high number. It's a ridiculously high number, you know, and we just got to bring things back into perspective and not politicize it. And I'm glad RFK is there, Chip.
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Chip
I love it.
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Jeff
I think we're gonna have a renaissance and a golden age of healthcare.
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Chip
Yeah.
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Jeff
There's so many things that we could do proactively that it just. It's amazing, you know, and I'm looking forward to seeing decentralization come to the healthcare industry, you know, as it will come to crypto.
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Chip
Zed wants to know if it's a gin and tonic. I mean, it's in my yeti holder just to keep it cold. But no, it is.
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Jeff
There you go. 30 to 50, 000 per year die from the flu. 30 to 50, 000.
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Chip
Triplet athletic.
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Jeff
Yes. Athletic. Brewing.
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Chip
Athletic. Wild athletic. It is non alcoholic. Great, great.
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Jeff
There you go.
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Chip
No autism. Yeah. Were the big ones that told that Vincent Capisi says they poison us, sell us the drugs that supposedly cure us. LOL. Then the side effects from the one drug brings on 20 new conditions.
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Jeff
Exactly.
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Chip
From the doctors, the better off you'll be. And the other thing that they were talking about, this podcast too, was that when they do these studies, they only think about the one drug you have. They said by the time people reach 60, thrown about five different drugs. So those drugs, they never do a study how this drug, you know, they talked about how bad statins are for the health and for this and that. You know, somebody earlier talked about who is it that talked about the B1? His buddy in. In the B1? Yeah. So they just. They just watched a short video recently where they had a woman, they started B1 therapy. She had dementia. They had her try to read something, and then they showed her cognitive ability coming back. Just one treatment. So if you look at a lot of this stuff, the Rockefellers had the hand in this when they went because of the oil, and a lot of pharmaceuticals have oil in them. They wanted to go to a pharmaceutical. Before that, you had natural treatments. So they wanted the whole industry to go over. And even like the. All of the. The oversight with medical. It's got to fit in this box.
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Jeff
That's right.
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Chip
If your number are outside of that. Like, they talked about the hdl, the ldl. It's all a bunch of number one. And they're like, oh, chip your hdl. I'm like, look, man, how come it's. Why is it lower? Are you on drugs? I'm like, no, I'm not on drugs. Are you. Do you have anything controlling that? I'm like, no, I don't have anything controlling it. Right. But a lot of it, you know, take a lot of supplements and doing the right thing. But even if one does go up, like, what is this? Good LDL and bad LDL and this and that. And Gary Bracken talked a lot about that. It's amazing when you start, what I love about the podcasting world, you have all these experts that finally have a voice because they got shut down during the 2020 lead up to 2023, they were shut down. They weren't able to talk. People were getting their licenses suspended. They're doctors. I mean, they're. They're trained doctors that went through medical school. I mean, they're. They're board certified, a lot of them. And it's just. To me, it was insane. But something happened this weekend, Jeff, that kind of took a little. Everybody up. Guard. It was McCrone. It was Starmer and the Chancellor, German Chancellor meeting. And I don't know if you saw this, but they sit down on a table, right? They. They're sitting in a. I think a train car or something like that, but they're all sitting down at a table. I want you to keep your eye right over here on this little item right here. And this little item right here, that little item right there. So let's watch. Realize, first of all, Chancellor realizes the spoon is there, grabs it, and then Macron pockets the. The little paper baggie there. He takes it. Now what they're saying was that was a tissue. It wasn't cocaine. Right. But what it is is folded up piece of paper that the coke's in there. And this is. So what they're saying is, now why would he have that reaction if this is a tissue out there like they're claiming? Why would he. Why would he have that? Why? Look at how embarrassed he is. He sees it because he sees the chance to grab the spoon first.
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Jeff
Yeah.
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Chip
And now watch his hand as he not so. Not so obviously takes it. It's a tissue.
- [66:58]
Jeff
Yeah.
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Chip
On the floor, right?
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Jeff
Yep.
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Chip
Right. So this has been making the Internet rounds. This is. This was a funny. Somebody posted this one here. See? Take a little square, fold it up, pop it in there. That's what it is right there. They said it was a tissue. Why would you scrap. Why would you grab the table? And why would you have that weird, embarrassed look on your face? Yeah, look at that look. I'm sure it's nothing, Jeff. I'm sure. I'm sure it's nothing. Of course, people made AI videos on jumping up and down and taking their shirts off and st stuff. I got a little bit. It got a little bit on the crazy side. And then. Then people started making this kind of stuff. Like this was starting to go around online. They started putting these kind of little items up like this. There's the Macron action doll. It doesn't.
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Jeff
Oh, my God. That's funny.
- [68:17]
Chip
There it is. There you go. You got your own little Macron figure with little bags of, I don't know, white stuff, but as it is Republic. So there you go. There's no shirt. It's nothing, Jeff.
- [68:30]
Jeff
Yeah, that's it. But. All right. Hey, we're at the top of the hour.
- [68:34]
Chip
Let's go ahead.
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Jeff
Let's get ready to do our drawing. Get this show wrapped up. We're gonna do. Let me just play this song so we can get the drawing set up. We'll get that rolling. Hang on a minute. Let me roll this. From the blue tribe.
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Chip
Word of the day.
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Jeff
You got your salmon wallet ready? Why? Cause this is gonna be epic.
- [69:14]
Chip
Time to claim your legendary.
- [69:21]
Jeff
Of the clan Pentalus. His name then drummer Badass yet is.
- [69:55]
Chip
One for battle made for legend. Claim yours or be forgotten. Badass yet is on the chain.
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Jeff
Each one of these songs is just better than the next. Chip. As soon as we wrap this up. I gotta go.
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Chip
All right.
- [70:20]
Jeff
Gotta go. We're starting the third period.
- [70:22]
Chip
Oh, Therehere we go.
- [70:24]
Jeff
Third period's about to start.
- [70:26]
Chip
Here we go, guys. We're gonna go ahead and pull up. We got 126 chance to win. Let's go.
- [70:31]
Jeff
Who's gonna win it? Boom.
- [70:39]
Chip
Cash Velocity.
- [70:41]
Jeff
Cash Velocity.
- [70:43]
Chip
Chad. Nauseum. Almost right there. So you guys know the drill. You got to say, I'm here. I'm getting my zombie wallet, and you have to get your X account. If you have an X account, we want to be able to tag you. And the post we put up on X, we want to be able to tag you in it. So we also are going to need that. And boom. Just, like, just look all of a sudden.
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Jeff
How's Just like that Rigged.
- [71:05]
Chip
Didn't call it rigged, but visual said I called it rigged. Nick says, congrats. I love that.
- [71:11]
Jeff
Good. Jeff. Jeff. Son, this is why I don't play Powerball. Can't. Can't even win with a 1 out of 26 odds.
- [71:18]
Chip
Worse. The other day, it was like 1 in 13. It's like, if you can't win one shenanigans. Well, that's probably why you will win a Powerball because, like, you have no chance to win. I know.
- [71:27]
Jeff
Now you will.
- [71:28]
Chip
Yeah. Yeah.
- [71:30]
Jeff
Is Cash Velocity here?
- [71:33]
Chip
Right there.
- [71:33]
Jeff
Thank you, Velocity. Look at that.
- [71:37]
Chip
So get your zombie wallet ready. I feel like I'm in one of those songs. Congrats, man. That's great. It's rich.
- [71:47]
Jeff
This one's gonna be epic.
- [71:49]
Chip
While we're doing. While you're doing that, I'm gonna play a little short video here. Baby Drill, huh? Whatever happened to lowering those gas prices, Donald? It's $7.75. We need some answers. So let me guess. You live in California, so let me show you what I'm paying for gas over here, okay? Because I think you need to talk to your governor, not Trump. But let me show what I'm paying. 269. That's why I'm paying right there. 269. Talk to your governor, not Trump. California is a ship is a shill. Anyway, so I don't know what to.
- [72:21]
Jeff
Tell you, Shrill baby.
- [72:25]
Chip
Right away. I've seen 260, Jeff. I mean, come on. It's coming down. It was 335 not too long ago. 340. I mean, come on. This is.
- [72:35]
Jeff
Anybody see cash velocities?
- [72:38]
Chip
He has no X to share. Okay, but he's gonna get his. You guys seen his wallet? Yes.
- [72:44]
Jeff
Mark Smith's salmon wallet. Ready?
- [72:48]
Chip
Call the lottery commissioner. I want. And then I'm gonna play this dude while we're waiting. But please get your Zombin wallet. Do you guys see it there? If it's see it, please put. Oh, it's there. Okay. See it? We don't see it there. Yeah. So while you go grab that, Jeff, I'm gonna play this video. This guy seems to hit it. He seems to ask all the right questions. It seems to be spot on. Here we go.
- [73:08]
Jeff
The White House is unable to track billions of dollars sent to you, and the US treasury is unable to track trillions of dollars in pandemic spending. Yet the IRS wants to know where your $5.38 is, or you're going to jail. If we make guns illegal, then nobody will get shot. That's how we stopped everybody from doing drugs. The Colorado Supreme Court has decided you are not allowed to vote for your preferred candidate. They did this unironically in an effort to save democracy. Want to stop drunk drivers from killing sober drivers and sober drivers. That's how gun control works. That's it. Genitals don't define cash flow. The philosophy is their proud owner of Vindromer. Badass Yeti number 342.
- [74:11]
Chip
Broadcast for that. We know it's gonna.
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Jeff
We know it's going to find gender. How does removing them affirm it? Joe Biden has done more for Ukraine in a single term than he's done for America in 50 years.
- [74:27]
Chip
True statement.
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Jeff
342.
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Chip
That's it, guys. It's all the time we have here. Velocity. Appreciate that, man. Appreciate all you guys, all of you here. John Doe in the house. Zomer says boom. Congrats as Mike Awesome Rick pulled again. Got you guys on the rig. Show up again Wednesday night so we can rig you guys all over again. Rigged. Rigged.
- [74:56]
Jeff
We're gonna rig it.
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Chip
All right, guys. That's all the time we have. We're going to be getting out of here. We wish you a fantastic week. Come back on Wednesday where you have another chance. Hopefully it's a. A one and something chance, you know, but eventually everybody will be able to get a shot at winning. Hopefully we'll get more, you know, some new names in there as well. It'll be awesome to see that. But until we do that, I mean, it's just gonna be what it is, people. What are we gonna do? So we'll see you guys on the next one. Chip and Jeff out. Go Panthers. Are you down with otc?
- [75:30]
Jeff
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Chip
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