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Ripple Is Building Something Bigger Than You Think
02:11:24
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- [00:02]
Jeff
Chip, I think I finally figured out why so many people are frustrated with xrp. Every time Ripple announces something positive, the comments are always exactly the same. You know, you've heard them. Great. So why didn't XRP move? Another partnership, no price action, another announcement, still nothing. I get it. But I think the question is causing people to completely miss what's actually happening.
- [00:28]
Chip
Yeah, but I think it's a fair question. As a matter of fact, when good news comes out, there's always a drop in price, which is very strange if Ripple keeps announcing these partnerships like they do, you know, R.L. uSD keeps expanding, you know, more adoption. You got the XRP, you know, ledger. It seems like it's growing at a pretty good clip and a rate, and a lot of stuff's added. I mean, shouldn't the market care? I mean, why shouldn't people ask that?
- [00:52]
Jeff
I'll tell you. Because I actually think that we're measuring Ripple by the wrong scoreboard altogether. This week alone, the xRPL foundation, open USD RL USD credit on the XRP ledger. Everybody looked at those as four separate stories. I don't think they actually are. I think they're actually four pieces of the exact same strategy.
- [01:14]
Chip
So what you're saying is, instead of like asking, like, why didn't XRP move, maybe we should be asking, what is Ripple actually building?
- [01:24]
Jeff
Exactly. And actually, once you start looking at it that way, today's headlines will tell you a completely different story. And I really hope people are going to get this. If you're enjoying what we do, hit that, like, button, subscribe to the channel and help support on the chain. That's right, the AI crew. Chip knows us very well as I do. They're actually still demanding raises, which is really impressive, considering not one of them has actually figured out how to make coffee yet.
- [01:53]
Chip
Not only not figure out how to make coffee, but Fable has been timing clocking out and timing out and going on strike, which is not good at all. It's not good when you look frustrated when you one shot a prompt with a loop command and that sucker gets hung up and you realize, well, you could have had an extra two or three hours while you were sleeping of great stuff, but instead it died. Yeah, we got more to talk about. I'm not going to talk about Claude or Claude Fable today, but we got a lot to talk about. Let's workshop it. Let's go. Welcome to on the Chain.
- [02:32]
Jeff
Hey. Welcome to on the Chain. I'm Jeff, here with co host Chip. What's going on, Chip?
- [02:38]
Chip
What's going on, Jeff? I'm doing all right. Yeah, I am. Chip. This is the 4th of July. Everybody's celebrating with us tonight. It's always interesting growing up at the Fourth of July, because a couple days before my birthday, birthday's on Tuesday. Somebody sent me a birthday greeting today and they said, happy Birthday. And I was like, dude, it's like, it's not till Tuesday. You're the first one. I realized, oh, no, it's the 250th anniversary of our nation. And Jeff, when you said something before, like, you know, the intro kind of like, kind of hit me a little bit. You were talking about, like, measuring Ripple by the wrong scoreboard. Like, kind of like go a little bit more beyond. Like, what were you thinking by that?
- [03:21]
Jeff
Actually, I think that we. And that's everybody within the community, I know we've been guilty of this also. We actually judge every Ripple announcement by one thing. Did XRP go up? Right. And if the answer is no, we all assumed the news didn't matter. Or maybe the mark wasn't reacting to the news or, you know, something is completely wrong. But what if Ripple isn't actually trying to win today's news cycle now? What if they're actually building the infrastructure that institutions are going to be using for the next decade? That's why I really wanted to start with the XRPL foundation interview, because Brett Mullen wasn't talking about hype. He was actually talking about why the XRPL or the XRP ledger was designed for a traditional finance from day one. And I really think that's how we start looking at every Ripple story this week. I think if we really go back in time, it all stacks up, you know, amounting to the same thing.
- [04:21]
Interviewer/Reporter
Yeah.
- [04:21]
Chip
And I think, I think after we get through that, too, the open USD announcement, there's some stuff, new stuff on RL USD and then other thing we teased earlier, which is credit on the XRP ledger, which is all cool and it's kind of all kind of fitting into place. I love these announcements. I love everywhere that, you know, these stories kind of lead us.
- [04:39]
Jeff
That's it. And that's exactly it. So let's kind of start right about there. We've got that the XRPL Foundation, a lot of things that are starting to all kind of fall into place.
- [04:53]
Chip
Yeah. And what I like about Brett Mollen, who spent, I think it was 11 or 12 years over at Ripple, what I really like about it is the fact that he and I fortunate to have them host them On a, on a space, which was fantastic. That did with Zao. And which I really like about this guy is that this is what true leadership looks like. This is a guy that understood very intimately the XRP Ledger in a way that nobody can. Maybe somebody like that, maybe someone like, you know, their, their current acting cto. I think it's really important that to me, this is what leadership kind of looks like. And this guy is doing everything he can to, to get out there and make sure the XRPL has visibility. And it's also, people are building on it. He's out there promoting it and he's. It's the right kind of leadership because this is a guy that understands it very, very well. He wasn't imported from another chain. He wasn't somebody that spent some time. So let's watch this clip with Brett Mullen. And it's a, it's a really good interview. I, you guys can search out the interview. You can go to Ripple X and, and I think they posted it and it was Ripple too. But it's. This is a. I like, I like this guy. I think this guy is bringing some great direction. The XRPL foundation always the ledger that
- [06:00]
Brett Mullen
was working with traditional finance. And this is an area that the XRP ledger has always been a leader. And I think the rest of the industry is finally coming along. I'm Brett Molin. I'm the executive director of the XRP Ledger Foundation. I think one of the most important things to consider here is that this industry is maturing. And as these institutions are looking at different ledgers, I want them to look at the XRP ledger and say that this is the safest, this is the most secure, this is the most compliant ledger that, that I can use. And it takes an organization to kind of manage that that helps people who want to build on these networks, they couldn't do it themselves. You know, Citibank, if they do their own blockchain, it's not going to be an open, decentralized blockchain. Other people probably aren't going to jump on board. The XRP Ledger foundation adds that neutral party. From day one, it's always been that if I had any asset that could be a bond or a stablecoin and that asset has a market to xrp, the ledger automatically looks at all the markets to XRP and bridges them together through xrp. Everyone who uses the XRP ledger can now use that liquidity, right? So they're supporting their business, but other people can piggyback on that liquidity. As more and more of those pairs get created, we start connecting more and more assets together and it'd be very difficult to have markets between all of those assets. Directly bridging through XRP is much more efficient. The people who are, you know, launching new products, it's really about having a safe, secure base for them to build on and also but incorporating new features so it doesn't get at, doesn't get out of date. Contributing to the ledger, adding a new feature, it's actually really expensive. Many people can write this code, but it has to go through a quality assurance process and has to go through security audits. So the foundation's there to put in that kind of support to review the code, to do the security audits and to enable people who probably wouldn't be able to contribute to the ledger to contribute to it. One big message I'd like to give out to people and to organizations is if you'd like to run a validator, if you'd like to be a part of this community and you know, we're here to talk to you. The foundation is also engaging over a dozen different vendors on separate projects. So rather than building a massive team, the foundation is, is trying to give back to the community by using the firms, the vendors in the community to do things.
- [08:41]
Chip
Your thoughts about that? Joe?
- [08:43]
Jeff
Man, it's solid. I really, I like what he had to say. I think, you know, super, you know, as we really start focusing on it and really to the point, you know, some of the things that we were, you know, just talking about, we're just bringing up, you know, it's, it's kind of spot on.
- [09:00]
Chip
Yeah, it's great. And like I said, this is why I think it's the right leadership and it's the right time for the XRPL foundation because they've just went through like a, a big sort of change up and they kind of just brought all new people in and of course, you know, now you have vet over there as well and he's fantastic. He's been one of the best sort of purveyors of the XRPL and it's, it's. And a builder as well. So it's just really fantastic to see this kind of momentum building. And I also love to see, you know, in the bigger scheme and grand scheme of things. Now this is a different story here that we're going to get into and we're going to connect the dots on this one because people are like wondering, well what does this mean and why are so many Companies involved in this. But talking about this new thing that kind of came out the other day, we didn't. We ended up watching USA play on Wednesday night. That coincided with the time of our normal show. So Jeff and I were watching.
- [09:49]
Brett Mullen
What a game.
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Jeff
Holy cow, what a game.
- [09:51]
Chip
What a phenomenal game. Except for the red car. That. That's a whole other top topic of discussion for that. But that's what I call some major bs and it's funny. Alexi Lawless was on that program and then you don't see him on the. He criticized pretty heavily the ref and you don't even see. I don't know what happened. Nobody's. No longer. He's no longer there. But this open standard just came out. It's like, what is this? You know, today we're announcing open USD. What's this? A new stablecoin for global economy movement. You're like, oh no, not another stable coin. Why do we have another stable coin? And then here's the, here's like the whole, you know, reason for it. They're going to build for scale. You can earn by default governor, govern collaboratively. And existing stable coins have great strength. But to use them at scale, businesses need something that's open, low cost and high throughput, broadly accessible and aligned to their interests. At Zach Abrams, and He's the founding CEO of Open Standard, we're thrilled to bring together over 140 businesses. And of course Ripple's part of that. But they're all the names you recognize, Jeff. Visa, Stripe, MasterCard, Amex, Discover, Fiserv, which is massive aid in cloudflare. You know, all these amazing Klarna. Pretty much anybody that you can imagine in fintechs are here, you know, banks like Neum, you got moneygram, you got worldline, you got Galileo, you know, it's just like there's a whole just.
- [11:08]
Interviewer/Reporter
But.
- [11:08]
Chip
And then look who's behind this. You got Black Rock, bny, Standard Chartered, Commonwealth bank of Australia, you know, you got the, the Mitsu Financial Group. Like just these massive names. Look at the names behind this. It's just incredible. Bancorp, you know, Ned bank, all these amazing structures. Then start looking at tech companies. Google, Samsung, IBM, Shopify, Mercado Libre, Mercado Pago, you got Infosys. Then you start looking at the exchanges like Coinbase, you know, so this is big, you know, then you look at, you have Solana's in there, Okx, ripple, crypto.com, fireblocks. And so you're like, what is this? What is this whole thing? And they go on about talking about a little bit of dimension, a little bit about earning here. They talk about stable coins and they talk about the breakthrough technology and la la la. But why would they get 140 of these across a wide spectrum? You know, everybody from the largest banks in the world to the largest fintechs to the largest crypto exchanges and well, Ripple kind of talked about this too. They said stable coins are transforming how value moves and interoperability is the key to institutional scale. And they're proud to join open USD as a day one integration partner, reinforcing Ripple's commitment to open multi chain infrastructure. Monica Long, president of Ripple said the future of payments will be multi chain, interoperable and built on institutional grade blockchain infrastructure. And the focus is simple, continuing to make the xrpl which we just was chatting about with Brett Mullen, the leading blockchain for institutional payments and natural home for the next generation of key regulated stable coins. All the while growing the utility key and adoption of rl, USD and XRP around the world. Now this guy kind of put it into perspective here, Jeff. He's like, you know, in the US it's illegal for a stable coin to pay you interest, right? The issuer takes your dollars. They're the ones that earn the yield, right?
- [13:03]
Jeff
We talked about, they stacked it stacked against us, right?
- [13:10]
Chip
And so in 2025, law bars it from paying you a cent. So on June 30 140, the largest companies on earth announced the coin built to capture that yield for themselves. This is what you call one upping the banks. Because you can do a lot of things in the world but you what you can't do is outsmart the tech companies, the bigger banks you're not going to outtack, but the big one here and the banks that are involved in this are more are the banks that are involved in blockchain. That's a key distinction here. So he says let's start with the prize. A stable coin is a dollar that you swap for a token. The issuer parks your dollar in a Treasury bill at 4 to 5% and then keeps the interest now tethered did this so well that it cleared $13 billion in 2024, one of the highest profits per employee in business history, of any business. Jeff,
- [14:04]
Jeff
could you imagine now think about the deception that this is, that this is creating. So think about how overall across the board, the politicians are stacking the deck once again against the people.
- [14:18]
Brett Mullen
Why?
- [14:19]
Jeff
Because they're appeasing the legacy stranglehold or the legacy banking infrastructure stranglehold on power. So if they want to do that, and I get it from a bank, if you own banks, if you're in banking, then you're thinking about stability of your financial infrastructure and you want that legacy system to persist a little bit longer. If you roll out and allow people to gain interest and yield on stablecoin today, it would potentially destabilize the traditional infrastructure because everyone would move their money over to stablecoin, say, screw you, I'm getting four or five and a half percent, I'm maintaining 100% control over my asset. So what do they do? They want the exact opposite. And they went the other way, which is forget the people, forget the money they hold, forget letting them gain any type of benefit from the stablecoin they hold. Let's give it all to the banking infrastructure, which is also the wrong way to go. And so there has to be potentially a happy median. If we're going to be using infrastructure that somebody else built in order to house our stable assets or our assets and infrastructure is computer based infrastructure, think about all the power and everything that has to go behind it. Shouldn't they earn something for building that infrastructure? But should we be gouged of every last cent? Isn't, isn't there a tipping point where the consumer says, hey, you know what, screw you, we're going to go elsewhere. And this is where we're starting to see, I believe we're going to see some changes. It's got to be, you've got to be able to operate with our money and say, you know what, we're not going to put up with this. Our government representatives, which most of them don't represent us. So maybe they should, you know, change their names. They're no longer representing the public that that elects them and that across the spectrum doesn't matter what party they belong to. Even though most on the left don't represent the people, they just represent their own personal interests. But we see a lot on the right now. This is a perfect example, which is why Chip, you and I always go into the geopolitics of the crypto asset because this is where, this is where it's critical. Like right here, right now. It's not hey, when is the genius act going to get passed? But it's hey, you know, when are we actually going to be moving the needle as people? I know that one passed, but you know, just how we the people going to move the needle in our favor and how are we going to bring it to the ballot box. But how are you going to impress on your state representatives you're at the state level, Right. Make sure that there's changes the state level. But then go to your congressman's office, go knock on their door, Go make yourself known. If you're the one that has the knowledge, go educate them and say, look, I'm not going to put up with your bullshit anymore. I'm not going to let you feed the banks. I want you to feed the people. We're the ones that elect you, not the bank. Even though the bank's the one that's paying you. But you know what? Those 25 $50 donations are the ones that also keep them in office. Without those 25 $50 donations, you know what? We're going to find somebody else or we're going to push for redistricting like just happened in Florida. And you know, we're going to push people out that way.
- [17:38]
Chip
Yeah, get them out right here. And it's funny that Mimi says the club wins. Who would have guessed that? Yeah. And so something about Tether. Tether holds roughly 141 billion in U.S. treasury, and that's the 17th largest holder of U.S. government debt on earth. It charges no fees, pays holders nothing. The float is not part of the business. It is the business. And the part that rewrites history is the law itself. So the Genius act which you brought up, right. Signed into law in July 2025, hard to believe it's been a year already. Makes it unlawful for a stablecoin issuer to pay interest to the people holding the coin, but it binds only the issuer. This is important. Route that same yield to a partner on an exchange and the statute goes silent. That gap is the entire design of open USD. It mints and it redeems free and sends the reserve income to 140 partners who drive adoption. Ripple being one of them. Coinbase being one of them. Names like Visa, MasterCard, Stripe, BlackRock, Coinbase, American Express. Not to you. This is important. Not to you. You're barred from earning interest. Guess what? They are not. And so this is not democratizing the float. It's the loophole. Industrialized. And these same firms are already inside the old game. Blackrock manages Circles reserves. Coinbase already collects a slice of Circles interest that grows with how much of the stable coin sits on Coinbase. And they're not disrupting the incumbents. They're scaling the trick and keeping the yield among themselves. None of this touches Tether yet it sits offshore. It's Beyond Genius. With 570 million users and an emerging market moat that the US consortium reaches and it's launching a compliant US coin of its own. Open USD is day old, a couple days old here. It's not live, it's the plumbing. It's not a token to buy anyone selling you OUSD today is selling a scam. But to strip the press release, the structure is bare. The law decided you can't earn interest on your own dollar. Well the biggest firms in finance just built the machine to earn it for themselves. And guess what? This is what always happens Jeff. We always talk about this. If you put up a wall, people figure out how to dig under it, to go through it, go around it. And when you put something like that up, they create this and it becomes stronger than had you gone allowed people just to earn because they're worried about outflows of the bank, which you mentioned earlier Jeff. They're worried about people destabilizing. But you know the funny thing is, is like well crypto, yeah crypto's volatile but you can earn yield, you can earn between 7, 8% on crypto a lot of different places, some sometimes higher than, you know, 9, as high as 9 and 10. But this, the 4 to 5%, usually around 4 and a half percent, banks are keeping that for themselves and they're still pulling this. So you put a deposit on Friday. That money is not going to be available to Monday. So we can earn interest on your Hundreds of millions of dollars that sit there for three days, which is what they do. They don't have a, they don't have a good, you know, a good way to earn money and they better change quick because they're going to be left behind.
- [20:36]
Jeff
Well that's, well that's it. And so they over corrected it. The over zealot focus on maintaining the infrastructure, picking winners over losers. This is tried and true. Throughout history we've seen government deciding who they want to win, who they want to lose. Government has chosen banking infrastructure over the people. That's hands down 100% accurate. The government is not in favor of, of the people earning their own interest, their own yield and trying to grow their own nest egg. They make it extremely difficult. They wrote regulatory framework. You think about, you know, the accreditation system to invest in stock pre ipo. The deck is stacked against most people to be able to do that. These things have to change. That's what blockchain was about. That's why we still need regulatory infrastructure to grow it. But at the same point we need to get this overall focus on board. There was a period of time and I believe we're still there, but now it's slipping away where government infrastructure is stepping it and dictating the direction that the crypto blockchain markets are going. And we can see that even like with a coinbase, when they went public, it got sucked into that category. Even, you know, there was some hope that maybe they would start purchasing banks and things would be different. Maybe Ripple could do it, maybe, you know, Kraken can do it, maybe Gemini could do it. They've got to start ratcheting up. At some point we're getting to that tipping point where the banking infrastructure has to start, it has to get acquired by these entities. But in order for that to happen, there has to be regulatory clarity, there has to be some clear distinction. And also we have to have the right political class or the right politicians in place in order to move the needle in the direction that we wanted to move it. Right now if you have like New York City going the wrong way, New York State gone the wrong way, Chicago, Illinois completely going the wrong way, they're putting things in place. They're going to make it extremely difficult for people to want to stay in general, but also making it more difficult for you to maintain your crypto asset in those states. Why? Because they're going completely nut job, left socialist, communist and so any chance they get to take your money. Crypto and the blockchain was meant to provide transparency and put the hands back into the power of the people. But that power has to be controlled. We have to be able to figure out how that gets managed. And something small like this with stablecoin, I get both sides of it. I understand why we can't have a run on the banking infrastructure. We don't want everyone pulling their money out of the banks because that'll create a destabilization of the economy in the short run. Obviously in the long run it's going to be beneficial, but in the short term, people start pulling money out of the banks and our entire infrastructure and economy is established based on legacy, not based on crypto or blockchain or stablecoin. So there has to be a period of time and we got to figure out what that is. We can't let the government get away with giving the banks all of our money. There's no stability there. It makes no sense.
- [24:02]
Chip
Well, look at this. I love this comment here by Jeff Tz8fh. I don't know what that means, but he said Happy 250th to the greatest civilization ever. 100. Right, we're going to get into that today, we're going to workshop it. We're going to talk about why the world exists today. Because if people want to dog on the U.S. i guess what? No USA there's chaos, man, there's chaos. It ends at World War II. It's over at World War II, basically. And he says it'll be hard to keep it going, but if we built this amazing country out of nothing, we can keep it going. You know, just a little bit of history here. So Ben Franklin, when he in back in 1787, when he actually came out of, you know, one of these big meetings, it was a constitutional convention that they had. And he was asked by a citizen like what kind of government do we have? Is it a parliamentary system? Is it a, you know, is it this, is it that? And he basically said it's a republic if you can keep it. Right? So that has been the challenge of keeping it because people do not know history. You know, people don't know history. They say they're always doomed to repeat it. And there's a lot that will probably make a lot of ties together. But if you look at just from a. What's happened in this founding of 250 years and what this country has done and changed on Earth and what you see just happen in Peru where you just had the right leader be that win, that win the runoff, you see that, there's this. It's funny, USAID stopped and all of a sudden we got seven, count them, seven people of the right governments in South America. South America is turning right and you got that happening in Europe. It's a little bit slower, they got a little bit more. There's. They're not as, they're not as intelligent and bright, but they're also, they're also very laid back people. They just want to, you know, they're like, they don't want to get involved with government. We got more evidence of that today. There's a lot about that going on, but just kind of move on with what we're. What we. Yeah. So Jazzy Cooper from Ripple said they're introducing a new primitive to XRPL and that's credit now in voting. So spent the last few years evolving the XRPL stock. You know, first of all represent value, then move value, then trade value. Now it's finance value. This is the step that I become most interested in. She goes on. She says that credit is fundamentally a two sided market on One side you have digital asset holders aren't looking to earn yield which we've been talking about. On the other you have businesses that need fast efficient access to capital. Both are still largely underserved by TradFi and dependent on infrastructure that wasn't built for on chain assets. And the XRPL Lending protocol is our attempt to rethink that. We made some deliberate design decisions, protocol native built in compliance and off chain underwriting to support durable institutional credit markets on a public blockchain. So I think that's a big deal right there. Another thing too is Ashish Burla which we're still trying to get on the show. That'll be we got to get them on.
- [26:55]
Jeff
Got to hear about Ever North.
- [26:58]
Chip
So he's he's CEO founder over there at Evernorth. But he says stable coins like RL USD can be a catalyst for strong on chain ecosystem. And he goes on to break this down here under an Ever north sort of a post where he says the worry we keep hearing is that RL USD grows on xrp. RL USD starts to eat xrp. We pulled every RL USD trade on chain to check. So today the data shows exactly the opposite. And Jeff, we've heard this non stop. Wow. Needs XRP RL USD. No one's going to use it. Right. So I love this post that they're digging down a little bit. Does RL USD eat xrp? The on chain data says it's completely the opposite. It's important. Yeah. RL USD went from under 1% of all trading at XRP to 12 and under 18 months. And then when people trade on XRP now they're increasingly trading the dollar and every one of those trades settles on XRP and then you've got the RL USD slash. XRP pair alone has cleared 900 million in six months. A deep market dollar market on XRP didn't exist 18 months ago. It doesn't compete with XRP. It's built on it. Then you've got this is how the dollar works on TradFi, one side of the 88 of all FX trades everything routes through the deepest dollar pair and on XRP that pair is now RO USD slash XRP. That's how the dollar already works and you have every trade that consumes a fee and xrp. Bigger dollar market, more XRP activity, deeper liquidity and more XRP burn. More than half of the arrow USD now lives on xrp. It's numbers started out on Ethereum but now it's on Ex it's on, it's on the XRPL. It's up from 17 in April. They kind of give a full break. The broke down in this right here. More than half it lives there. CC April 26th versus June of 2026. Pretty big thing. That's XRP sure. RUSD in circulation and I would imagine it's only going to continue to grow from there.
- [29:03]
Jeff
Jeff yeah, this is, and we really have to consider that this is infrastructure being built to scale, right? So it's not they're trying to move the needle and trying as, as they build infrastructure in and around the XRPL in utility, whether it's RL USD or XRP or whatever the asset might be, it's all about bigger infrastructural growth. It doesn't happen overnight. Takes time. If we want to move away from a reactive, you know, asset which is subjected to whatever the whim of the market is at that point in terms of just, just buy paywalls and sell walls and that's it. You know, if that's all, if that's all we're going to, we're going to look at, then that's different. It's going to be very subjective, dictated by the whims of individuals. But if we want stability of asset, stability of infrastructure, then that's what we're seeing the XRPL is becoming and companies like an Evernorth or Ripple or others that are at flare. Another good example, utilizing the technology to further build infrastructure that's going to help our economy, help the big institutions. Now we're starting to see substantial growth within the space again, you know, if we just look at xrp that's why kind of in our opening it was all about hey, why do people keep saying hey, good news? But XRP didn't move. The good news isn't the needle that's going to move xrp. You know, it's not enough. The other thing is within the XRP community, which I think is different than with Bitcoin and Ethereum, is that you don't have as much movement. I think you have a lot more people just buying, holding and not transacting with xrp, whereas with Ethereum it's been proven countless times over and over and over again that when there is something unique in the marketplace within the Ethereum networks, people will spend their Ethereum on whatever that was. Remember the crypto kitties, you know, early on and then you had the, the, the, the NFTs and, and people are spending their Ethereum they're not just holding it, you know, they're looking to invest in other projects. They're taking it, you know, from one token asset. A new token asset comes up, hey, let me invest some money in that. And they're all based on. Right, on Ethereum, right? That's what they're built on. And so, you know, whenever you look at that growth of the ERC 20s, we're not getting the same within the XRP community. Just doesn't happen. We don't see the level of support for small projects from the XRP community. Why? Because XRP community has always been 589. When is it going to moon? When am I get. When am I going to, you know, make money off my asset? Whereas the Ethereum community is, hey, what other project can I invest in? How can I make more money in my Ethereum on the Ethereum network with my money? And they're investing in all sorts of things. You know, that's a big differentiator, you know, same thing with Bitcoin, I think.
- [32:16]
Chip
That's a huge differentiator, man. And it's like, it's what I love about doing the show. It's what I love about this sort of we get to give our individual takes on what we see happening because a lot of it's contrary to what you see a lot of the moon boys doing. But I saw this one streamer and he gets bit by these. He always has an EpiPen but he always, for clicks, he gets bit by
- [32:35]
Jeff
these like, oh my God, I saw that.
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Chip
This dangerous things. And I said, hey, if the moon boys ever get like worried, you know, that we're looking for clicks, I can always resort to this. He gets bit and he's in massive pain and you know, he. These creatures, man, like a brown recluse bites them and then he gets some other, you know, bug the snake to bite him. And you know, I'm like, what the dude? I'm like, I'm not doing that, man. That's a tough way to make a buck. I mean, God bless him, but, but I think like the moon boys will do that next and be like, hey, I'm gonna, I'm gonna get bit by a cobra and I'll have an EpiPen to save my life. You know, this is how it's become on there. But I think it's time to transition into the. There it is right there, Jeff. 250 baby. Right there.
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Jeff
That's right. Happy birthday to America.
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Chip
Even though it's younger, the 200 birthday. That's how old I remember that it was. There's a big deal. And it's so funny back then, so much around the 200th birthday, you just. And now it's kind of like nobody knows, nobody cares. And a lot of it is because the left took over the, the educational system and they don't. They went from teaching some, a class called history to social studies. What is social studies? It's complete. This is Rubio.
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Jeff
That's what it is.
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Chip
Here's Rubio's take on America, and this is fantastic.
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Various Commentators
Politics has made us crazy. Everybody in this country has lost their minds on politics. And we have forgotten that America is not a government. America's not a president, America's not a Congress. Let me tell you what America is.
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Chip
America is your family.
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Various Commentators
America's your faith.
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Chip
America's your community. That's America.
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Various Commentators
That's what our adversaries don't understand.
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Chip
And that's what we need to remember.
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Various Commentators
That is how we're going to rebuild
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Chip
this country and turn the page and have a future even brighter than our past. And so that's why I feel so
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Jeff
strongly about this man. That's, that's so, so solid, you know, so point on. Rubio has come so far. He's growing so much. He's so passionate. I, I, yeah, I believe I, I definitely agree with you on that. Stacked up to become the next president. The most important part of all of this is really when we start looking at the leadership that is in existence today, and especially in South Florida, that are on the right, that are conservative, coming from all over Latin America. The last meeting that I held, we have a whole bunch of candidates that are running in South Florida, all of them with South American background, every single one of them. And it's amazing because why? Because they understand what the left stands for. They understand conservative values. They understand what it means to build something. They understand what it means to build something from nothing. And it's such a differentiator. And then you look at the ones on the left, they're typically older, they're socialists, Right. And they just don't stand for anything. Right? Nothing. And we have to be very clear because we still have the Rhino Republicans. And, you know, we have someone in the group that's actually get running for office contrary to what the Republican Party in Broward county wanted. He's getting flack.
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Political Commentator
Why?
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Jeff
Because we're running against a Republican. Why are we running against a Republican? Because that Republican's a Rhino and doesn't stand for anything. Doesn't support the values, you know, and always sides with the left. So still getting flack from the party while running somebody. I mean, it's crazy. So here we are, what Rubio just said, the passion chip for, for America. I think we saw it so resolutely clear on YouTube video after YouTube video after YouTube video of the visitors. They came in for the World Cup. Why? Because they saw America in a different light. And the, the leadership on the left has been dummying down to the detriment of the public. People in Europe have been lied to throughout the world have been lied to on the status of America. Why is it that European cities are being overrun by the Islamification, by the, the, the terrorist backed Islamification that is trying to colonize all of Europe right now and destroy Europe. And you're seeing it coming from the leadership, bringing all these people and why is it? Because they, they believe they've been fed a lie, that America's lost, right? They think that America fell, basically. So now you have all these people coming in from Europe and around the world and they're like, oh my God, look how amazing America is. Look how friendly all the people are. Look how wealthy it is, right? Our wealth in this, in this country. They just did another wealth analysis, not just of Britain, but of Canada. Canada doesn't even rate on our scale. They, they're below 50, right? The rest of the world doesn't even stack up to the United States. And that's what they're realizing.
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Chip
Well, people don't understand, like the Europeans come here and they don't understand, like why there's so many flags. My flag flies 365 days a year, baby, every single day. That flag's final. And I'm about to put another one on my other side of my house. And it's, it's like, it's like, you know, fly that. And they can't understand why are people so proud of the country? Why? This is the greatest thought experiment it's ever been. And it is the culmination of a, of the idea that, that rights are not given to you. They're not granted, they're inherent. And you coming on this earth, you aren't. Government doesn't decide to give you free speech. You have free speech. A government doesn't decide to let you defend yourself. You defend yourself, right? And this is why these other countries will fall. They will fall to Islamification. They will become Islamic states. And it's happened. It's like, look at Spain. And we have a history of it. We'll play a little bit of this later. But the whole idea that of America is like, yeah, super proud, super proud to be American. I will defend it against anything else. Is it perfect? No, man, it's not even close to being perfect. There are a lot of problems. Yeah, but what you talked about, Jeff, was the, the, the, the most Europeans would go to big blue leftist crap cities that they left, right where you had the influx of migrants everywhere. Dirty, disgusting. New York's one of the dirtiest cities I've ever seen. It's in, it's dirty, dirty. It's disgusting. They don't, they don't even understand the concept of pressure washer. It hasn't been pressure washed in 80 years. There's like soot on buildings that's over 100 years old. I mean, this is a disgusting place. Chicago, Los Angeles, you name the big ones. You know, let's see, Seattle, right? These are where they usually go, these big cities. And they go to Miami. They go, oh, Miami's great. This on this and that. But Miami's a, you know, is a very different from these other big cities now when they get to the heartland. We got a video coming up where Spain created a video just to tribute for the people of Chattanooga, Tennessee because, and this is mind blowing to see how a country like Spain would put together a video like this and how, how, how these Europeans are so excited about it. Well, Trump spoke yesterday at Mount Rushmore and they had quite the fireworks display there, Jeff. But I'm going to play a couple clips because I think this speech was really key and important because it's a lot, you know, and if you live outside the U.S. you know, whether you, you know, like the U.S. or don't like the U.S. i think most of you guys have an affinity for it.
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Jeff
Everybody loves us.
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Chip
And I think that the, the, the better ideals of what comes here is spreadable. 250 years of a constitution written by the people. We the people wasn't written by governments. And I, I have this a fight every time with the Europeans. I go, I go, who is your constitution written by? It was written by the people. Yeah. Which people? The government people that tells you what you can do, how you can do it. Ours tells the government what it can't do. It's a right. And nobody in 250 years, as many countries and changes on earth, no one thought like, hey, why don't we adopt our own sort of constitution like the United States did? And innovation has thrived. Here we are on the forefront of everything For a reason. And you know, Americans, you know who those Americans are, the best of who came from the world to come to the US People miss that point. They go like, oh, well, the Americans, America. Well, you know who the Americans are. The Americans are a mixing of people who love the United States. Yeah, you got the Islamists trying to fight. They're going to be knocked down, punched in the face. And, and I always say, you know, with this, these, these Democrat socialists, never interrupt your enemy when they're in the process of destroying themselves. Let them run, let them think this is going to play nationally. Let them go on a national level, because this stuff doesn't play in other places, even for Democrats. They don't want it. But here's Trump. We've got a couple short clips here. These are great.
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Donald Trump
We must never forget, there is no American freedom without American culture.
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Jeff
That's right.
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Donald Trump
And there is no American founding without the American people. Many nations have paper constitutions and legal systems, but the citizens live in fear and squalor. A constitution is only as strong as the people and the culture responsible for upholding it. But as long as we remember who we are, we have to always remember who we are and what we're all about. The United States of America will forever be the land of free men and women, and we will never, ever fail. So tonight, let us say clearly and proudly, what makes Americans so unique and extraordinary. We're going to give our country its identity back. Above all, Americans love freedom. We cherish independence, and we know that we are the heirs to the most beautiful land, the most thrilling story, and the most precious legacy on which the sun has ever shined in America. We do not need anyone's permission to say what we think and to live as we please, to worship as we choose what to keep and bear arms. You know, that.
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Jeff
Was, that was an amazing comment. It's funny to me that whether maybe throwing it, not thrown it, but you got this guy Ryan said, the US Sucks, buddy. I grew up here. This guy is completely off base, doesn't understand what. He has probably never traveled a day in his life, has never gone to another country, never seen how other people live, never lived how other people live, never spoken to other people in other countries that have come here and escape socialism and communism. It's a typical leftist ideologue commentary where it's so obvious when you say that you have no clue. You've never studied history, you've never lived history. And this is the type of commentary that we go up against. It's amazing. To me that there's people like that that are out there that don't have the passion for this country. Why? Because you're replaceable. You don't belong in this country. Go live someplace else. Go live in a socialist communist country, then come back here and tell us how it is. I've volunteered to buy people one way tickets before. You know, you want to go live in Gaza, I'll buy you a one way ticket. You want to go live in communist Cuba, I'll buy you a one way ticket. But you get to go there with no money. You don't get to bring anything with you. You just get to go there and then figure it out when you get there and see how it is. You know, these people are so irrationally deprived of any type of morality or education or knowled knowledge. It's, it's amazing to me. But those people are here in this country, you know, it kills me.
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Chip
Borders that want to overwhelm systems. It's so funny that once you got the illegals out, geez. The rents dropped, huh? How about that? That's how you, that's how you, you would supply and demand and look, it's our Opel alchemist which we haven't seen in a while.
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Jeff
Oh my God, I love alchemist alchemistry.
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Chip
Shows up here, he shares his opinion. This is the thing, we talk about it, you know, and like Ryan's free to share his opinion. You'll hear our opinion whether you like it or not. But the thing is this is, this country is the greatest country on earth whether you like it or not. But I don't see it moving anywhere else.
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Jeff
Geez.
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Chip
And communist ones, the ones that love communism socialism just hasn't been implemented correctly. Jeff. If just use our way, it'll work out so well. We got, we got Rep. J Pal, she was asked the same thing. She couldn't come up with one country where socialism's work. But don't worry, they got visual vendetta says funny how people never go to another country, never been to another country. Talk about how much the United States sucks. Yeah, they sure do. It's, it is funny how that sort of happens, right? And you know, and I'm a union roofer. Trump is. Yeah. The funny thing is everyone wants to point to crypto number one, Trump divested all his things. You apparently don't understand. You haven't done your history on how a president becomes the president and what they do with their businesses. Now what you do have is the Trump name which do have, is two of the finest, you know, sons running his company. You want to look at. You want to look at the father, you want to look at the sons, and you want to look at their kids. You want to see how they operate, because look at how Biden's son operated. Look at how Jimmy Carter's, you know, brother and kids operated. Look at how Bill Clinton and his kids, they're devoid of morals. They're devoid of any common sense, and they're just complete, absolute losers. They believe that women can, you know, men are women and women are men and all this other nonsense, Right? So you finally restoring some sanity back to the country. And what I like about Trump and my. My wife even has a problem, she's like, but why does he have to be sold this and that and brash? You know why? Because if you f. With him, he punches you two times harder, ten times harder. And every other time you had a Republican up there, they just shut around, looked the other way. Bush was a. Was a wussy, another jackass, you know, rhino kind of a guy. And you had a guy like Reagan. Reagan didn't put up with the either with. From the media, right? He had a different tactic. But, you know, they come after him 24, seven. Hammer, hammer, hammer. Makeup lies. Makeup lies. Four indictments, three assassination attempts, and you don't stop them. Well, they stop Kennedy. Now, you look at Kennedy today, Kenny would be considered a. Maybe a centrist, maybe a little bit to the right. If you look at policy and where he stood. And Kennedy was the probably last great Democrat that there was, that's it, bar none. He was a great man.
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Jeff
He definitely was.
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Chip
He was a great leader, too. That was another thing about. About Kennedy. But let's watch a couple more of these.
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Donald Trump
Yet. As we approach this magnificent anniversary, we see our American identity under a renewed attack. A generation after we fought and won the cold war against the menace of communism, there is now a resurgence of the communist menace in our land, including from newcomers to our country who embrace ideas totally opposed to our way of life and our great success. These are not mere political disagreements.
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Chip
Stop this for a second. So alchemist says, stop by for the XRP pump later. Right wings. Here's the funny thing about the right wing lose pretty much always right. In the left wing, when you point to successes, it's crickets. There is no success. It only leads to more. You know, what's that noise over there you got going on there?
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Jeff
Oh, the dog.
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Chip
Oh, the dog's doing something.
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Jeff
Yeah.
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Chip
Anyway, let's see. In the Alchemist thanks for stopping by for the pump.
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Donald Trump
It's like differences over taxes or regulations. Communism is a mortal threat to American liberty. It is the greatest threat to our country, including World War I, World War II, Pearl harbor, or even 9, 11. We're not going to let this happen to us, believe me, we're not letting it happen. Because communism is the enemy of free people everywhere. Everywhere in the world. Never works. It's the enemy of the Constitution. Above all, it's the enemy of July 4, 1776. It is the enemy indeed. Even while the radicals and extremists attack our incredible history at every turn, they are silent on the miserable history of communism itself because it never worked.
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Chip
Funny about that. When you start probing these people, Jeff, when a guy comes in and you guys are right and you guys, well, they're not very studied, right? They don't really understand the fall of nations. They don't understand that in the eyes of democracy, which is fair and evil, what happens? Every democracy turns into dictatorship. Jeff. We don't have a democracy here. We have a constitutional republic. And that constitution binds that republic with some very amazing set of rules that tell the government, keep your place, shut up and you shall not pass thousands of years.
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Donald Trump
If you look at it under different names, under somewhat different ideologies and systems, that system has led to more death and destruction than any system ever tried. It killed 100 million people just in the last century alone. Communism is the exact opposite of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It's death, tyranny and the pursuit of evil. The godless communist morality states that anything is justified to bring about inhuman visions and to really propose what's good. They don't want good. They don't love God and they don't want God. They don't love religion and, and they don't want religion and they won't have it. But we will not let them win. They have no chance against us. They have no respect for law, justice, principle, tradition or your God given rights. It's an ideology of mass theft, mass control, mass lies and mass murder. Such doctrines can be given no quarter and a democracy because the first thing they do when they get into power is turn around and destroy it. It always is destroyed. Just as communists have done in other countries all over the world. No matter where you look, very simply, Communism represents the worst ideas and abuses in history by the worst people. The American founding represents the best ideas and traditions in history by the best people like you. You can be loyal to Karl Marx or you can be loyal to America, you can be a communist or you can be a patriot. You cannot be both. As for those who peddle Marxist lies about our heritage, tell our children that we live on stolen land or that our heroes were oppressors, they're doing something much worse than slandering our past. They are slandering and attacking our future. Not going to let that happen. They're trying to tear down the great American character, to destroy the people who declared independence, who crossed the Delaware, who settled the west and conquered the skies. You know who those people are. But we will never let that happen. Our American ancestors did not shed their blood at Concord and Trenton, Gettysburg and Shiloh, Midway and Normandy, just so that a band of thieves, radicals and lunatics could come in and loot, pillage our nation. Our heroes died to win, build and to save and to build truly a great country. The greatest country ever in the world.
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Chip
What do you not get behind this?
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Donald Trump
On the eve of this 250th anniversary of American heritage, we resolve and swear for all to hear that the citizens of the United States of America will vanquish communism quickly. Don't let them take too much of your time. You know they're wasting your time, don't you? But we're not going to let them take too long or too much of our time. As they play their games, send them into exile, we will send them quickly away. And we will continue to build our country bigger and better and stronger than ever before. America will never be a communist country.
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Chip
There you go, Jeff. Will never be a country.
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Jeff
Think about all, all the wars that have been fought, you know, over, you know, over this. To liberate, you know, we've liberated the world. Has us always done the right thing. Not 100, but we've always been there at the time of need to make sure that we're fighting this leftist communist takeover. Now it's no different. We're starting to see an Islamist colonialist mentality taking over the world. They're trying, they're ramping up. Guess who's going to come to the salvation. I think Europe is reaching a boiling point right now. We've seen the marches and protests. We saw what happened in Northern Ireland when they started routing people out, burning down homes, that we're reaching a tipping point. We can't have chaos now. The globalist leaders want chaos. I think visual vendetta. I'll give my feedback. Chip, I'm sure you have some good feedback too on this. But visual vendetta says the question why does the left want this country to fail. Not just talking about the leftist people, but the politicians. Now, a big part of that has been the dummying down of America. It's multifaceted. A big part of it is the guilty consciousness that we've been successful and leaving the rest of the world so far behind. So instead of figuring out how do we help these other countries rise up, they figured a way to oppress those people while bringing us down. A big part of it was all money. So you dry up the usa, you dry up. Get rid of the United Nations. Get rid of the entities and organizations that are siphoning billions, if not trillions of dollars off the backs of the people, out of the governments to enrich others while they oppress specific groups and make them into permanent refugee status groups that shouldn't be refugees any longer because they could easily be assimilated into society. Or they are oppressing countries to the point where it's detrimental to the longevity of that nation where you could find a path to revegetate. There's a lot that can be done. It's difficult, you know, but this is what's been happening. And now they've ratcheted up. So before there was that gameplay. Now they're ratcheting up and they're bringing these groups of people, they're bringing the third world into the first World. So again, instead of helping the third world become First World, they're taking third world and planting them in first world without assimilation in order to bring down the, the level of productivity and standards within the country. And we're seeing this on a global scale. Why are they doing it? I don't know. Maybe they're just evil. Maybe, you know, it's all about control. And that's all they're thinking about. It's just power and control. It's a communist thought process. I mean, it's a really difficult, you know, position.
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Chip
I think it's. I think Barack Hussein Obama was put in the Manchurian Candidate. Just the, the thing is, you get into a war with somebody and you surrender, well, there goes your Constitution. It's all about. They hate the Constitution. They hate the electoral system. They want to have the majority because we'll manufacture as many ballots as we can. The majority wins, right? They, they want pure democracy. They always talk about democracy. It's not a democracy, people. You want a democracy, go live in a dictatorship because those all started as democracies also. But no, it's a, it's a constitution, republic. And no, you're not gonna. It's so funny. All the things that made this country great they are against and they hate. Now when you had presidents for 50 years try to fix that reflection pool in Washington D.C. across from the Washington bottom right you have this amazing you know that they're trying to fix it and president the President Obama spent $30 million and then so what do they want to do? They want to go attack it because they think that that's attacking Trump. This is how the mental illness you know they closed down a lot of the asylums. I remember you know my great grandfather who lived to be almost 100 years old who came over here from Italy in 1900 as a 12 year old, 11 year old. He was born in 1889. Amazing that I knew a man who was born in 1889 and he you know had a heavy thick Italian accent and his his whole play on you know for his come from and where you know he how he valued the freedom of this country and how he loved everything about it. And he wouldn't let his kids learn Italian even though him and his wife spoke Italian pretty often to amongst themselves. They only he wouldn't let the kids learn because he wanted to be an American. We spoke English. That was our language and that's what he wanted. And it's a great thing to see this and I love this right here. These words like this is from Daz who's over in the UK love how America offered UK patriots asylum for speaking the truth. 100 and I hope there's more Long live the Republic. And you know it's it is amazing chat says it is all of our it's never going to change. You know spoke a lot of truth there Jeff. 100 and there's a couple I want to play one or two more of these. We'll move on. But there's I think this was a really good speech for 100 with great speech.
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Donald Trump
250 years the free people of this land have accomplished more with our liberty than any other system society has accomplished even in thousands and thousands of years. As you look back and you study what our critics will never understand is that America is not the sum of its mistakes. Our mistakes make us human. Our achievements make us American. And nobody has ever had the achievements that we've had. We are the nation that dreamed and created the modern world. We laid the railroads, we raised up those big beautiful skyscrapers, harnessed electricity and invented the light bulb, the telephone, the airplane, the assembly line, the television, the microchip, the personal computer, the Internet, the gps, the smartphone and almost everything else. That has ever been invented, including especially over the last few, few days in certain areas a thing called air conditioning.
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Chip
You know, you know you had to get that. Dig in Jeff. But it's, I mean more people talk about gun violence. All they're afraid about all the guns. Listen, more people die in a summer over estimate 110000 people dying across Europe because they don't have air conditioning. Why? Because they're climate change nut jobs, right? These are the same people that did that. This time 25 years ago we would be underwater. Well, look at Plymouth Rock. The line is still the line from 400 years ago when they first landed there. It's the same freaking line. It's the same mark. It's. Nothing's changed. But these nut jobs and the other thing that they don't understand is they don't understand basic science. If the polar ice cap felt, some guy did an experiment. He was showing kids ice cubes, tons of ice cubes and one had water. A few ice cubes in one. And when it all melts, guess what? It takes up the same space. When that melts, it takes up, it occupies the same space. So they don't even understand bait. They're always about but the science, but the science. You guys don't understand basic science. Nothing changes. They all melt. So what do you think? It's going to flood the earth and Florida is going to be underwater and this stuff and these are nut jobs. And the nut jobs that live and run the UK are mostly very simple, stupid, weak men. Weak men. They're all, they look like. Yeah, I want to say the F word. They're all bunch of just losers. They got this new guy rising this to, to the power in the UK. He's Starmer 2.0. He's another fat. He's another jackass piece of garbage, right? This guy, he's like, and they're like, they're worried he's gonna raise, of course he's gonna raise taxes. Nobody on the left ever says, you
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Donald Trump
know what we're gonna do?
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Chip
We got a plan to cut your taxes. We have a plan to help our people. We have a plan to cast out the, the invaders. No, no, no, no. More of the same is coming for the uk. It doesn't matter. It's like people are like, oh, Starmer's gonna resign. So what you get Starmer 2.0, 3.0, whatever. We had this. We have the same problem in New York City. You get rid of the one mayor, you get a worse marriage. You get Rid of that bad mayor, you get another worse mayor, then you got another. Now you got a communist, complete moron nut job. You know, it's. It just never is llamas.
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Donald Trump
We invented it all. We charted the human genome to cure diseases. We powered entire cities by splitting single atoms and planted our flag.
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Chip
I love this speech so much, Jeff. There's so much. You know what? Anybody that says you don't understand America, you know what? You'd be living in squalor. The uk, I don't know what stopped. But you know what? You didn't want to help us. We went into Iran. You didn't want to let us land in your bases.
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Journalist/Interviewer
Well, great.
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Chip
When you get taken over, enjoy it. Enjoy. Enjoy the enjoy. Either you're going to go ahead and get taxed, and then you're gonna lose your heads, but enjoy it because you guys voted for it. You guys didn't rise up. The only thing that I'm convinced that can save the UK is revolution. You guys are right. You guys. You guys take it over. Did you ever see the cops in the uk? Do you think the military's gonna stop
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Interviewer/Reporter
you in the uk?
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Various Commentators
They're not.
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Chip
The people always have the power until they realize that you're gonna suffer more. And you know who's not gonna suffer? The Irish. Because you don't f. With the Irish. They do not take your. They do not. They're gonna be the ones that uprise. They might be the ones to save it all. The Scots are gone. They used to be the fighters back in the day, but no, they're not. You get it? You get a prime. You get. You get the leader over there who says there's too many white people in government. Great. Go back to your country. Yep, the moon.
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Donald Trump
Americans fill the airwaves of the planet with our music and our culture. We invented baseball, basketball, football, volleyball, nascar, and the.
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Chip
What do they have? They have soccer, football.
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Political Commentator
Right?
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Chip
That's it. I mean, imagine our hobby. Imagine our. Our country. It's a hobby sport for us. There are four other ones that, like, occupy everything else. Imagine those. And we have a hobby sport. Meanwhile, these people live, die and breathe. They only have one sport. It's just like they have won everything. They don't have much variety. That's what people can't understand. They come this country like, they don't just have one muffin. They got 40 of them. They don't just have one of this. This is the biggest thing that they're. They can't believe, right? Because they don't have any choice. No, and you know what?
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British Commentator
Go ahead.
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Jeff
No, no, go ahead.
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Chip
I was gonna say. And you know, and when in communism, your choices are eliminated and you get what the government gives you because then they get to choose the winners and losers and you're always the loser. And the 5% that are part of it, they want to keep winning, so they'll do anything to protect it.
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Jeff
Yeah, so I was going to say, you know, those that are coming over from Europe and, and Dazzle had said something about it doesn't want, it wants dreaming to come to the US but doesn't want to come here as long as the leftists are here. I'll tell you what, your leftists in the, in the UK are far worse. What's happening over in the uk Far worse. Come here, enjoy your time here. Come to Florida, go to Texas, go to Georgia, avoid New York. You don't need to go to New York City, you're going to miss nothing. Come in, come and see the actual United States and you'll be impressed. You know, people welcome, you know, with open arms. It's not as chaotic as they make it seem. And that's why, you know, when we saw that, the videos of people coming here from Europe and South America for all the games, the welcoming, everything was civil. But the big shock to Chip what you mentioned, when there's a World cup in other areas, they build stadiums for the World Cup. Here we're just like trying to figure out which stadium should we use. And the crazy thing is, which is shocking, is that some of our biggest stadiums by far are on universities. Think about the stadium at University of Michigan. What does that hold? Like 100,000 people? 111,000. Yeah, the massive. And you go from university to university, and that was shocking to them too, because they went to high school stadiums and couldn't believe the size of a high school state. And then the universities, you know, they don't have that, you know, it doesn't exist over there, you know, to this level. And so as they, they came here, you know, this was what was awe inspiring as they go into our stores and they see the selections and, you know, I'm not saying everything is good, you know, because if I, if we were to look at from a dietary perspective, our food choices versus food choices over in Europe or elsewhere, I'll say, you know what, our food choices unfortunately have way too many ingredients in them and have been stacked with chemicals, you know, and, and it's harming people. Whereas you go over to Europe, but they've Outlawed, you know, certain ingredients, which is, you know, which is kind of crazy too. I would like to just see natural foods, but you know that, I mean, to me that's an interesting point. But our variety here is just shocking. People. They just can't believe when you come into a store that is the size of a warehouse and they were shocked by a Costco. I mean, it's just amazing. Amazing. You know, the, the reason, the responses of people.
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Chip
I'm shocked that people like Europeans, they freak out when they see a school bus. They thought they were fake, that they were just in the movies. I'm like, are you effing for real? Are you?
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Journalist/Interviewer
Yeah.
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Jeff
They don't have school buses.
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Chip
Like, like they see a yellow. Oh, school bus. They're freaking out because, because they saw it on tv, but they didn't think it was a real thing. Like, you know, it's for tv. Could you imagine you live in a country where you don't have the bus that goes up and picks all the students up that live a little bit further out for free. It's part of your, like, oh, you're, you know. Yeah, that just happens. Like you don't pay for the school bus. It's part of the taxes you pay into and it goes and picks kids up, you know, just don't want to be on the short bus. That's. I don't think they've learned about the short bus yet, Jeff. That's a whole different hospital. Most of the lefties belong on the short bus. And you know, but the funny thing about all of this that plays into like when I think about the Europeans, I've loved every bit of it. I've loved what they find amazing. They're like, go to a petrol station and you see, you know, like the BUC EE's and they're like, only in the United States, you know, could you go there. And it's so funny, I watched you there. We got their Bucky shirts on and you know, and that. The, the guy that founded that from Texas and he was like a 22 year old kid and he said, you know, I want to have a place. I want to have a gas station. Has the cleanest restrooms anywhere. And I'll tell you what, man, you'll drive an extra 10 miles to get to a Bucky's if you got to use the facilities because they're in there scrubbing that bathroom down 24 7. Jeff. They're always running around with the rags and they're cleaning everything and they're spotless in there. And that's that. I mean, that was what it started out. Then they added this, then they added that. Now it's an attraction. Right? And they've got, I don't know, 50 or 60 pumps. And it's only for cars. You can't. Big trucks can't go there for that. So. Yeah, you know, I feel bad for the truckers because they need a clean place too. And most truck stops are not known for that. Let's listen to the rest of this rodeo.
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Donald Trump
We love that rodeo of the West. Americans have won the most Olympic medals of any country in the world. By far the most Nobel prizes. Well, they haven't given me one. Said elite wars. I still haven't gotten it. That's okay. And the most world records, we publish, by far the most patents, we produce the best movies, we make the best music. And we raise up the greatest entertainers and strongest athletes the world has ever seen. So true. We built the biggest and most dynamic economy. And by the way, our country today is doing better than it's ever done before. Never had anything like it. With as of last week, $19.2 trillion pouring into the United States right now from all over the world. That's the investments being made. And the record was three, four years. In four years, the last administration did much less than one. And we did 19.2 in 12 months.
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Jeff
Wow.
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Donald Trump
And thanks to our great election win November 5th, and the tariffs, plants and factories are being built all over the United States right now. And they're being built at a number that we've never ever seen before. So much more. There's. We're breaking records by double, triple, quadruple. We created the strongest and most powerful military. We won two world wars. The Cold war left America's enemies in the depths of history.
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Chip
Yeah, it goes on and on, Jeff. There's.
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British Commentator
I love it.
- [70:05]
Chip
Really. We have time for. But that was a great speech. That was fantastic. Not only want to see what the left want to hear, the left, lefty
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Jeff
kids, they don't want to be brought downside of America.
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Chip
Right here. This right here. Now these are so basic that I guarantee that I would probably say almost everybody here lives outside the US already knows this.
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Various Commentators
But let's go celebrating the 4th of
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Chip
July, going down the beach with my friends. I'm going camping for the first time
- [70:30]
Jeff
in my life and I'm honestly terrible, terrified and drunk and probably lighting fireworks.
- [70:34]
Chip
Drunk while you're lighting fireworks, of course. Is that a good idea?
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Donald Trump
100%.
- [70:42]
Chip
Why do we celebrate the Fourth of July?
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Interviewer/Reporter
I honestly couldn't answer that.
- [70:50]
Chip
She can't answer that. But you voted for Joe Biden, right? But you voted for Kamala Ding dong, right? You don't know, Jeff. How do you get. How do you get through life and not understand how your country was founded? Like, how is that possible? Know what July 4th is? You've experienced 19 or 20 of them, right? I mean, like, how do you not know? So mind blown. I can't. I don't even know where to put this. Well, actually, not sure.
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Young Conservative
We celebrate the birthday of America.
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Chip
Oh, there you go. There's the. It's good to see a conservative in the crowd, Jeff. Be lit and enjoy life.
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Political Commentator
That didn't used to be a trick question.
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Various Commentators
How old is America turning this year? Oh,
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Interviewer/Reporter
I have no idea.
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British Commentator
58.
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Chip
Might have been a. 58. That might have been a good idea.
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Jeff
58.
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Chip
Yeah. It also might have been a good idea to ask them. They know what their name is. Because I thought that would have been like. Let's start. Let's establish a baseline here. Do you know your name? Yeah. Do you know where you are right now?
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Jeff
58, is it actually.
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Interviewer/Reporter
No. 250.
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Jose Tor
Well, there you go.
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Chip
Where do we declare our independence from?
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Young Conservative
Explain that a little bit further.
- [72:17]
Chip
What do you mean by where? There's your future politician, right? A future democrat politician. Could you explain that a little bit further? No. It was a pretty simple question.
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Jeff
What do you mean?
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Chip
What do you mean by that? The United States, Great Britain,
- [72:36]
Jeff
Mozambique?
- [72:37]
Chip
What even knows what Mozambique is?
- [72:41]
Jeff
Mozambique.
- [72:42]
Chip
He said Mozambique, Jeff. It's the greatest thing ever. People in my life, Jeff.
- [72:49]
Young Conservative
You're kidding, right?
- [72:55]
Chip
What was the name of the war in which we fought for our independence? Civil War. Jeff, even if you're gonna make a wild guess, how is a civil war which is amongst yourselves? Did you fight for independence? Like, just don't say anything. Just look stupid, okay? Don't be.
- [73:16]
Jeff
Especially since he gave it away in the. In the question, right? What was the war that we fought for? For our independence?
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Chip
Oh, my God.
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Various Commentators
Yeah.
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Democratic Politician
No.
- [73:25]
Chip
Oh, God. I actually don't know.
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Various Commentators
The rev, bro.
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Interviewer
I don't know.
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Interviewer/Reporter
French and Indian war, World War II, the Revolutionary War
- [73:40]
Chip
stuff.
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Jeff
You know, I think that.
- [73:49]
Chip
What was the name of the general that led us to victory in the Revolutionary war? Who led us to victory, Jeff. In the Revolutionary War. How do you not know? This is like. You know this when you're like six years old, Jeff. Like, how did he not. What is going on?
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Jeff
World War 11.
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Chip
World War 111.
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Political Commentator
Oh, my God.
- [74:11]
Chip
Does it begin with an A?
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Interviewer/Reporter
Washington.
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Various Commentators
General Lee.
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Donald Trump
Hitler.
- [74:18]
Chip
It was not Hitler. I have no idea. I thought it was obvious. What year did we declare our independence? This is a very wild guess.
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Interviewer/Reporter
The 1920.
- [74:33]
Chip
1786. 1776.
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Interviewer/Reporter
60.
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Donald Trump
1754.
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Democratic Politician
Higher.
- [74:40]
Chip
1730.
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Various Commentators
Higher.
- [74:42]
Chip
1748.
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Donald Trump
Higher.
- [74:44]
Chip
1778. I didn't do well in school. Democrats, they like to say Donald Trump is a king. But we know we don't have kings
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Various Commentators
of this country because we kicked a
- [74:52]
Chip
king to the curb. What was his name?
- [74:54]
Various Commentators
Oh my God.
- [74:58]
Chip
Might need some multiple choice here.
- [75:00]
Interviewer/Reporter
King Tut. Julius.
- [75:02]
Chip
Is King Charles or something.
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Donald Trump
Neptune.
- [75:06]
Interviewer/Reporter
King George.
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Donald Trump
First time I've ever seen anyone get all questions right.
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Australian Commentator
Come on.
- [75:14]
Political Commentator
Wait.
- [75:16]
Chip
Who signed the Declaration of Independence? William Shakespeare.
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Journalist/Interviewer
Lincoln?
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Interviewer/Reporter
Benjamin Franklin.
- [75:24]
Chip
George Washington.
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Interviewer/Reporter
John Hancock.
- [75:27]
Chip
John Wick. George Bush. John Wick. What's your birthday message to America as we celebrate 250. Happy 4th of July. Happy 250th.
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Donald Trump
Celebrate.
- [75:42]
Jeff
Have a beer everyone.
- [75:43]
Chip
Go light some fireworks and maybe blow some heads off. What do you want to tell Jesse Waters? You're on his show on Fox News.
- [75:50]
Young Conservative
See you on my parents television all the time.
- [75:51]
Chip
Do you know who I am?
- [75:53]
Jeff
A handsome man.
- [75:55]
Interviewer
Thank you.
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Various Commentators
Here's Johnny.
- [75:58]
Jeff
What's up Johnny?
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Chip
How are you celebrating? That is just incredible, Jeff. It's beyond shock.
- [76:05]
British Commentator
It's.
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Political Commentator
I love it.
- [76:06]
Chip
I mean I thought these were so basic questions. Okay. You might not remember who the king was. King George. You might not have got. Okay, I can see you like, you know, I don't remember what king it was. Okay, maybe fair enough. Not even understanding like basic stuff. Not even knowing the first president, the greatest general. Now a lot of people have tds. You saw them in the chat earlier. They just love bombs. People are stupid. You're okay then you just get into a real discussion about them and it's, it's more like what we just saw there. But this is Trump on TDS.
- [76:35]
Donald Trump
Who are someone, you know, been diagnosed with TDS. The symptoms can be relentless. Fortunately, I'm Dr. Trump and I have a treatment plan.
- [76:43]
Jeff
Let's hear what some of my patients have to say.
- [76:46]
Interviewer/Reporter
I have been suffering for over a decade and after listening to Dr. Trump I can see some results.
- [76:55]
Jeff
Man, I've been suffering for years. I really didn't believe that was help out there. That was when I came across this video on tv.
- [77:05]
Interviewer/Reporter
I really thought I was a lost cause. This was going to affect me for the rest of my life. But after using the treatment plan, I can see a difference.
- [77:16]
Donald Trump
I really wasn't sure I Could help some of these people. They were so far gone, I wasn't really sure.
- [77:26]
Jeff
I had no idea how much this was affecting my life. My work is slowed down. I'm hardly recognizable anymore. I just needed help. I couldn't eat.
- [77:38]
Chip
I couldn't sleep.
- [77:39]
Jeff
Constantly angry. I made everyone miserable around me.
- [77:46]
Interviewer/Reporter
I feel like I've aged 20 years in the last two years.
- [77:51]
Young Conservative
I've been so concerned.
- [77:52]
Interviewer/Reporter
I was really starting to worry about my future.
- [77:56]
Jeff
The treatment is simple.
- [77:57]
Donald Trump
Turn off fake news, say your prayers, and if you ever feel anxious, just have a diet Coke like me, and you're going to see a remarkable difference in your life.
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Chip
It's not simple, Jeff.
- [78:08]
Jeff
Oh, my God. That was great. I love it. I love these commercials.
- [78:12]
Chip
You really have to love it, right? I mean, it really is fantastic. Wanted to talk. So look at Jeff.
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Various Commentators
This is.
- [78:18]
Chip
Look at Japan celebrating the fourth Japan.
- [78:22]
Jeff
Oh, Japan's happy too, man. Amazing.
- [78:32]
Chip
This is them celebrating July 4th.
- [78:35]
Jeff
What is that tower, Chip? What's that tower in Tokyo?
- [79:24]
Chip
I mean, Japanese are more patriotic than any democrats.
- [79:29]
Jeff
Amazing.
- [79:30]
Chip
This is embarrassing.
- [79:32]
Jeff
Oh, man, you gotta love it.
- [79:33]
Chip
I mean, this is unbelievable. Jeff, look at this. Drone show in Texas. This is insane.
- [79:43]
Jeff
This video is super impressive.
- [79:44]
Young Conservative
North Richland hills, which is a suburb of Dallas. Blue Fort Worth, where 2500 drones filled the sky. Just look at that. The drone show included iconic American images like Uncle Sam and a giant red, white, and blue eagle with pyrotechnics attached to the drones, attached to the drones, which gave them some extra flair. I have never seen anything quite like that before that we see on our screen, guys.
- [80:13]
Chip
Then here is the. You know, Trump spoke at Mount Rushmore. This was the fireworks. Scott Jennings took this video.
- [80:38]
Brett Mullen
It.
- [81:15]
Chip
Geez, Jeff. That was impressive, huh?
- [81:17]
Jeff
Man, that was so amazing to see this. Oh, it's amazing. So amazing. I would love to have been at one of these. One of these fireworks shows, Especially the one with the drones.
- [81:27]
Chip
That was. These drone shows are so cool, man. You know, the problem with the fireworks shows, as it goes on, the smoke kind of like blurs a lot of, like, the end fireworks. Because, you know, it's just. This is Warren Smith. I think Warren Smith, he got fired from his job because he spoke the truth, but he was. I think he was a professor. But this guy so succinctly breaks down the way we talked a little about communism. Why the U. S. Great. This is the other side of it. He breaks down me. These people, they don't give you any details. There aren't any details. Pain, lack. There's always going to be tons of lack in communism. But he breaks this down. Beautiful. Always this guy.
- [82:00]
Interviewer
See this? You will not be able to unsee it. This interview exposed the Democratic Socialists of America.
- [82:07]
Journalist/Interviewer
You know, there's been a lot of attention. One of the candidates you supported, who won, who knocked off an incumbent Democrat, is Darlisa Villa Chauvlier. She said some very controversial things, including calling for the abolition of prisons. Couldn't say whether or not somebody who had committed murder should be in prison. Called for open borders against all deportations, including those of violent criminals.
- [82:32]
Interviewer
So murderers shouldn't be in prison. No borders at all. What could go wrong? You can't make it up. Surely that's not actually what these guys are calling for. Let's see how he responds.
- [82:44]
Journalist/Interviewer
Are those positions that the Democratic Party could win on nationally?
- [82:48]
Democratic Politician
I think what the Democratic Party can win on nationally is a focus on working people.
- [82:52]
Interviewer
Well, we're focusing on working people. That's all he says here.
- [82:56]
Democratic Politician
She would talk about how we have to invest in babies not bombs, you
- [83:00]
Interviewer
know, Invest in babies not bombs. What does that mean? Everyone claims that their policies will benefit working people. That's not an argument. And this is the illusion.
- [83:10]
Journalist/Interviewer
But how does abolishing prisons or having open borders fit into that? I mean, do you see how that's. Those are ideas that a lot of your Democrats that are warning about what happened here say are toxic.
- [83:20]
Interviewer
Even the guy interviewing him, a mainstream journalist, even he is shocked by what he's hearing. Surely you don't believe this stuff.
- [83:29]
Journalist/Interviewer
Most of America won't go along with it. Are bad ideas that are dangerous ideas.
- [83:33]
Democratic Politician
I think what the focus of her race was, what the focus of her candidacy was, was about the struggle that working people are facing.
- [83:39]
Interviewer
And he just says working people. Again, that's all he can say.
- [83:43]
Journalist/Interviewer
So we can disagree on something as basic as whether or not there should be prisons.
- [83:46]
Chip
They're not your position.
- [83:47]
Democratic Politician
There are prisons. And what we're also showing in this
- [83:50]
Chip
city just announced they're closing down Rikers Prison. So you get rid of the prisons. Jeff, there's nowhere to the criminals.
- [83:55]
Jeff
They're doing it on purpose. Yeah, but this is all part of the plan. That's the whole thing. There's a couple of factors to destabilize a country, to destabilize the public. One of them is safety. Right? They came after us monetarily. They've tried it. They've succeeded with it. They know what it will take to destabilize people economically. We recover, we rebuild. They Destabilize us from a health care perspective. They tried to mandate a one payer health care system. Didn't work. Then they demoralized our health care through Covid and lockdowns and everything they did. Safety and security is the next level. So if they take away your safety and security in the streets, you limit freedom of movement directly, which allows you to ratchet up whatever you, however you want to make it happen, whether increase of police force, less increase of police force. But the key is that you don't have movement. If you don't have freedom of movement, you destabilize society. So this is all part of their plan. In modern day, we've seen this happen over and over and over again. Go back and study what happened in Venezuela. It's exactly what they did. They purposely, the government purposely destabilized safety and security in the streets, destabilized the monetary system. They did everything they could in order to ratchet up the control of the country. And we saw what the outcome was. This is exactly out of the same playbooks. It doesn't, their playbook doesn't change. Go to Soviet Russia, go into the Islamist world, right? And why are Islamists, Why are we allowing the terrorist entities into this country? Why are we allowing the ones they don't want in the Middle East? Why is it that the Middle east is The Islamic nations, 57 nations, when it didn't start that way? And nobody wants to focus on the colonization of the Middle east and now of Europe by the Islamist. Lebanon wasn't a Muslim country, Syria was a Muslim country, Iran wasn't a Muslim country, but they are now. Why doesn't anyone question that? Egypt, you know, it goes on and on and on. And now we're seeing what's happening in London and you know, throughout England, throughout Europe, people have to wake up. This is exactly what's happening. This guy sitting in front of us is on the front line of exactly that. The guy's a snake in the grass. He's lying to the people. He's an Islamist. He knows he's an Islamist. He supports the Islamist, his wife's an Islamist. People have to wake up. Why are they targeting the big cities? Why did they target London? Why are they targeting all the big cities with, with Islamic leadership? They know exactly what they're doing. He's a communist, he's an Islamist. They're manipulating and utilizing both sides of the coin. They're reaching out to the public. The public in America is so stupid on the left that they're buying into this stuff. And New York, I don't know, maybe the people in New York City, it's something in the water. They're just not smart people anymore. But that's okay, because at the end of the day, they're going to suffer and we're going to see a brain drain and a financial drain out of New York that's going to benefit the south, but that's not good for America. So at some point, we have to step up and reclaim. And Europe is in the same position right now. They're going to have to reclaim the streets of Europe from the Islamification of their countries. It's a, it's a mass. It's on a massive scale. I think they showed their hand, their hand too soon, and they, and this is the point where they thought they could do it. And they're not going to be able to in this country at least. But they're spreading here. They're all over. Right? You look throughout, like Hamtramck in Michigan, Dearborn in Michigan. They march in the streets, they pray in the streets, and then they migrate north. And that's exactly what they're doing in Michigan. If you look at Sterling Heights, that's their next target. And it's going to happen and it's going to happen fast. And so they're moving and they're migrating up in that direction right now. It's happening in Texas, it's happening in Tampa, Florida. Keep an eye on what's happening in Tampa, Florida. But there was a law that just went into effect as of July 1 in Florida, which outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood and other sects that are very similar to that. They're no longer legally able to be in Florida. CAIR is another one of them. Antifa is another one. There's a whole, whole bunch of groups that are now illegal and recognized as domestic terrorist organizations by the state of Florida, and that is going to have to take place everywhere.
- [88:35]
Political Commentator
Why?
- [88:35]
Jeff
Because it's the salvation of this country. We have to save the country. It's our 250th birthday. This is the greatest place on earth right now. And Trump said it, you know, clear as day. You know, every. It's amazing the amount of productivity that has come out of this country that we haven't seen from anywhere else, anywhere. You know, and it's, it's amazing to me. And yet they let this guy into the house, Right? You got to be careful when you let the wolf into the, into the, into the, the hen's nest or whatever, as they say.
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Chip
Yeah. 100. Jeff as well said, let's listen to rest this thing. This is like. And what's funny is firstly, you got a lefty doing this who's kind of trying to ask questions, but he never follows down.
- [89:21]
Jeff
No, they dummy it down.
- [89:23]
Chip
That's not the answer. They just go like, ask the question. Are you saying that open borders and prisons are going to our Democrat Party babies and speeches and people and we're going to say fun things. Listen, these guys never challenged on any kind of an interview question. They have nothing to say and talk about. But we saw the morons don't even know the founding of the country. These are the guys go, yay. You know, and then they end up in an asylum and on big pharma drugs and all kinds of stuff and. And end up dead in the street somewhere.
- [89:53]
Democratic Politician
Is that safety is not something that's up for debate. It's something that we're actually delivering on
- [89:58]
Interviewer
in order to avoid contending with it. He claims it's not up for debate. We're just going to deliver on it. What are you delivering? Please, just explain it simply to me. What is democratic socialism?
- [90:07]
Democratic Politician
And for a lot of people who ask themselves, what does democratic socialism mean? And you can tell them the answer at a theoretical level, it's the choice to extend democracy from the ballot box the rest of their lives.
- [90:18]
Interviewer
But what does that mean, extending democracy from the ballot box to the rest of my life? That doesn't mean anything.
- [90:25]
Democratic Politician
You gotta have something you are not just willing to stand up for, but that you're also willing to explain how this is relevant to working people.
- [90:33]
Interviewer
Good, good. Tell me. Explain it to me, please.
- [90:35]
Democratic Politician
I'm not interested in writing a manifesto or frankly in reading one. I'm interested in delivering. And that's exactly what you would ever
- [90:42]
Chip
want to put the reality down in a document that people could actually read and maybe hold it against you. Jeff, you surely don't want to do that.
- [90:49]
Interviewer
But what are you delivering though?
- [90:51]
Political Commentator
No, just write it out.
- [90:52]
Interviewer
What makes you a socialists, specifically? Because I don't understand how we can have both.
- [90:57]
Journalist/Interviewer
But they're saying that if you're a socialist, you're not a Democrat. I mean, is there room in the party for both of these views?
- [91:05]
Interviewer
Yes. You can't just say yes. I mean, you gotta expand on it a little bit.
- [91:09]
Journalist/Interviewer
Yes. So, you know, does it have to stand firmly for these ideas that you're talking about that others are calling dangerous?
- [91:16]
Democratic Politician
I think it has to stand for working people.
- [91:17]
Interviewer
We got the working people part. I got that that's the third time you've mentioned it. Try someone else. Maybe we can get a better answer.
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Interviewer/Reporter
Because another co founder that you guys have, Gustavo Gordia, said that you guys are basically admitted that you're using the infrastructure the party has set up for ballot access and that's that. That's what you're doing. Is that fair to say that that's what you're doing? You're not actually Democrats. You're using the process that's already in place to gain power.
- [91:43]
Political Commentator
Well, we would ask everybody, including voters of the Democratic Party. Party of what? What are Democrats?
- [91:52]
Interviewer
All right. Sounds like postmodernism.
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Interviewer/Reporter
DSA is also on the record talking about the need to defund the police and freedom for all incarcerated people. Do you believe in anybody being incarcerated for any kind of amazing.
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Political Commentator
Like I can say what I feel. Personally, I think there for sure is violent crime or things that are really atrocious, things that happen that I mean for sure in the near term or foreseeable future. I think there is a need to keep that in check. I think there is a lower level of crime without incarceration. How would you do that in the near term?
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Interviewer/Reporter
Murdering people?
- [92:32]
Interviewer
He's going to point to. Well, there's a lot of lower level crime. Sometimes there's too much enforcement on lower level crime. And that's all he says. He just leaves it there. Lower level crime.
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Political Commentator
I think that there is so much low level crime that our current system just goes after people for things like jumping a turnstile in a subway station or somebody having a mental health episode.
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Interviewer/Reporter
Okay, but do you think that murderer
- [92:54]
Interviewer
should be put in prison?
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Interviewer/Reporter
Do you think that murderers should be
- [92:57]
Political Commentator
put in prison, incarcerated or no, I'm okay with that. I think that things that are.
- [93:04]
Chip
I'm okay with that.
- [93:04]
Interviewer/Reporter
Right.
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Jeff
Just listen to how this dude struggles to answer basic common sense questions.
- [93:09]
Interviewer
Now this woman is smarter than the previous guy. She's not going to let this go.
- [93:13]
Political Commentator
A low level crime that should not have police responding by shooting a teenager who jumps her turnstile or who is having a mental health episode and is
- [93:23]
Interviewer
shot by police the third time he's done it. Pointing to low level crime again. But what about people that are murdering people? What about serious crime?
- [93:30]
Political Commentator
Crime has actually gone down in the past few months that Zoronda Mamdani has been mayor and is starting to enact the policies that he campaigned on.
- [93:37]
Interviewer/Reporter
Well, when you don't arrest any demand
- [93:39]
Political Commentator
that he campaigned on.
- [93:40]
Interviewer/Reporter
Put this crime stats in. Of course it looks like crime went down. I want to get to this with you before we go.
- [93:45]
Interviewer
She's just looking at him like you are so full of crap.
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Political Commentator
Well, I would focus on the demands that he campaigned on, which were universal childcare, freezing the rent and fast. And free buses just in the past are now 48 hours. Freezing the rent. The freezing the rent just happened. That's one of the top three demands just happened. The buses. That requires state funding, that requires city funding so that it's not a one and done. He doesn't have the legislature to do that right away. But we're organizing.
- [94:10]
Interviewer
Yes, I would love free child care. I would love free transportation. Okay, but how are you going to do that? There's never any mention of that.
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Interviewer/Reporter
This new candidate For New York 13, Ms. Chevalier, she was part of a great group on campus, a divestment group. And that group believes in, quote, nothing short of the total collapse of the structure of the American empire itself. Our goal is to eradicate Western civilization. To undermine and eradicate America, the eradication of Western civilization.
- [94:39]
Interviewer
What could go wrong?
- [94:40]
Interviewer/Reporter
We act in full support of the Palestinian go wrong.
- [94:43]
Chip
It's called the Third World. The least. That's what it's called, Jeff.
- [94:47]
Jeff
That is. They've delivered nothing, Chip. Nothing ever.
- [94:51]
Chip
Nothing. Delivered nothing. They come here and they suck off the government. The government teeth. They don't do nothing. They don't do it.
- [94:56]
Jeff
Nothing.
- [94:57]
Chip
Always out on the street. And they don't do that. And they don't do that in Saudi Arabia. They don't allow. They kick them the hell out of the country. They don't do that in any Arab nation. But they do it here for dominance and power. They love to get out there and show. I mean, it's disrespectful in all hell. I mean, man, the call to prayer at 3am what the hell?
- [95:12]
Interviewer/Reporter
Resistance and believe in unrest and violence in America. Are those ideas that the DSA also endorses?
- [95:22]
Political Commentator
No, I don't think I would endorse that language. I think we are about expanding democracy in every part of our lives.
- [95:28]
Interviewer
It's about expanding democracy from the ballot box to the rest of your life. It's literally like they have practiced these talking points because he's echoing what we saw with Zorron.
- [95:38]
Democratic Politician
And you can tell them the answer at a theoretical level. It's the choice to extend democracy from the ballot box the rest of their lives.
- [95:44]
Interviewer
It's like they pass out these flyers, talk about democracy.
- [95:47]
Chip
They don't understand we don't live in a democracy.
- [95:49]
Jose Tor
Bastard.
- [95:49]
Interviewer
They all memorize these robotic Sentences y in order to evade any real response.
- [95:55]
Jeff
Yep, it's all part of the plant. It's their talking points. But they put they phrase it in such a way that is duplicitous. It sounds good on that surface level, you know, but then when you dig down to it, there's zero substance. Come here. No, it's a dog. He keeps poking his head in. He's huge. He's got a massive head. He bumps into you, it's like, oh,
- [96:24]
Chip
my word of strain is says, I'm the great grandson of Major little light old David Hickerson, patriot of the Revolutionary War, gifted thousands of acres by Congress, and we still hold the land today, as well as the vision of the Morgan Stanley and Nashville. That's impressive, man. Jim D. Says the real Democrats realize the radicals have hijacked their party. Some have converted to the GOP. Yeah, 100%. It's. It is incredible. And look at this right here. So here's Rep. J. Paul. She's asked about this. They never have an answer. The thing is, they don't just sit there and just yell talking points and democracy and people believe and we're for the working people. What have you done for the working people? We freeze the rents. Well, we'll talk a little bit about what that looks like, freezing the rents and how that's going to work out.
- [97:07]
Jose Tor
Happens when these Democrat politicians are asked
- [97:10]
Chip
basic common sense questions about their stances.
- [97:13]
Interviewer/Reporter
Reason that Donald Trump has to pivot from saying socialist to saying communist now is because socialism is actually quite popular. These ideas, whether you call it socialism or not, they are very popular across the. Across the country. So he's got to attach a new label to it. But I'm not concerned. We're all going to be here fighting for the things that we are for and that we want to deliver for working people.
- [97:38]
Young Conservative
So is socialism the end goal for
- [97:41]
Interviewer/Reporter
progressives at this point? The end goal is delivering for working people universal health care, universal child care, housing investments. A housing bill, by the way, the most consequential in a generation that the president says is a yawn and is unimportant. It is so disrespectful of the things that are happening. And I think, frankly, that that's why there's so much support for many of these candidates across the country.
- [98:04]
Young Conservative
You just said socialism, Congressman. You just said socialism is very popular. Can you name one socialist country that ended well?
- [98:12]
Interviewer/Reporter
There's plenty.
- [98:13]
Chip
I got to get a car now.
- [98:14]
Interviewer/Reporter
Examples of happy.
- [98:15]
Jeff
There's one. They run away.
- [98:16]
Interviewer/Reporter
Real difference And I'm excited to make
- [98:17]
Jeff
sure I can't even name one. Nope. When she runs away, here's what the
- [98:24]
Chip
landlords have to say about the rent. This is what's going to happen when you freeze the rent. This is the. They don't even understand these. Look, keep going because you're destroying your party and I love it. I'm here for it.
- [98:34]
Democratic Politician
New York, the Independent Rent Guidelines Board just froze the rent. That means if you're one of the more than 2 million New Yorkers who lives in a rent stabilized apartment, your rent's going to be frozen next year.
- [98:46]
Young Conservative
That's New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani delivering on his campaign promise to freeze the rent. Starting October 1, 2026, one in two year renewal leases on rent stabilized apartments will be frozen, impacting 1 million units in the city. It's easy to understand why a lot of New Yorkers voted for this policy. Rent in NYC is notoriously unaffordable. The implication is that landlords are to blame. There are evil capitalists sitting on piles of cash, exploiting their vulnerable tax tenants. But the truth is much more complex. This March, I visited Jose Tor, a 31 year old Cuban American who's a landlord of a building in Washington Heights. He complicates this simple oppressor versus oppressed narrative Mamdani's team would like us to believe. Jose's grandfather, Jose Antonio Tor, came to America after escaping the Cuban Revolution at 50 years old. In 1979, he started over.
- [99:33]
Jose Tor
He was doing the side job painting around the neighborhood and a lady told him, hey listen, you should stop by and take a look at this building because they're giving it away. Essentially. He met with the owner and was able to finance the building. He eventually put down the $25,000 down payment and dedicated his life to these buildings. This is my grandfather and I and we're replacing a large marble step here. This was about in 1999. So he would always tell me, you know, never do anything unless you do do it with love and you really, really care about it. And he loved the work, but it was led by his passion.
- [100:09]
Young Conservative
His grandfather was eventually able to buy another building across the street with 45 units, which is what Jose now runs.
- [100:16]
Chip
What year is this building?
- [100:18]
Jose Tor
This is 1915.
- [100:20]
Young Conservative
1915, yeah.
- [100:22]
Jose Tor
So 100 years old.
- [100:25]
Young Conservative
Jose is weighing whether he should stay and continue his grandfather's legacy or sell and get out, because he says years of oppressive housing policies of which Mamdani's rent freeze is just the latest and most extreme Are pricing him out of the family business. In 2019, for example, a tenant protection law passed in New York state capping the amount landlords can raise rents on rent stabilized apartments at 2% today.
- [100:48]
Chip
The tenants will win, thank God.
- [100:53]
Young Conservative
The problem is that most rent stabilized apartments have the same tenant for decades and are in need of serious repair.
- [100:59]
Jose Tor
This is how he left the apartment? Yep. Which we cleaned it up a little bit, but you can see how terrible of a tenant the guy was.
- [101:07]
Young Conservative
Well, no appliances. Did you have to take them out after he left? Were they destroyed or.
- [101:10]
Jose Tor
They were destroyed. Roach infested, they served, no use.
- [101:15]
Jeff
Right.
- [101:15]
Young Conservative
And then like, bathroom isn't usable, kitchen's not usable. If an apartment apartment was rented for, say $800 back in 1970, raising the rent to just $816 a month in 2026 would make it impossible for landlords to cover their expenses. So instead of fixing them and bringing them back up to code, Landlords will lock the door and never rent them again. Have you gotten quoted for what it would take to bring this apartment back on the market?
- [101:39]
Jose Tor
Yeah, I mean, on a very low note, doing the minimal amount of work, probably 30,000 bucks.
- [101:47]
Young Conservative
You 45 units. How many of them are empty like this right now?
- [101:50]
Interviewer/Reporter
6.
- [101:51]
Young Conservative
6. As we've reported in the Free Press, an estimated 50,000 ghost apartments currently sit empty because of this law. In a city experiencing a housing crisis where there's never enough apartments to meet the demand, this outcome is catastrophic.
- [102:04]
Jose Tor
And that just translated into vacant apartments, you know, a significant drop in values in terms of. Of property values. More sales, less dollar volume. It makes it worse for everybody, because I would love to give everyone a good quality, comfortable apartment that's up to code, that doesn't have broken floor tiles or cabinets that needs to be replaced. But we are put in a position where we simply. We can't do that.
- [102:33]
Young Conservative
After taxes, building maintenance, insurance, and other costs costs, Jose's left with just $43,000 in profits. But that razor thin profit margin can disappear quickly. When the war in Iran caused gas prices to spike in March, Jose estimated gas prices for this year would cost $30,000 more than last year. When Zoan Mamdani decrees he's not allowed to raise the rents, he's left with no path to recoup these sorts of rising costs. So are you in touch with other landlords in this neighborhood and what are they saying about all of this?
- [103:03]
Jose Tor
They are not happy. They want to get out. They want to sell in most instances, because it's just become Such a world where you can't even do what you need to do because of the government and because of, obviously, the costs, and we're put in a place where we're pretty much, like, useless and the government has more control than we have of our own property.
- [103:34]
Young Conservative
If nothing changes, what's going to happen in, like a year or two years?
- [103:39]
Jose Tor
I think more landlords that are in very tough financial shape will turn the keys over to who? To the. Back to the lenders.
- [103:51]
Young Conservative
Okay.
- [103:52]
Jose Tor
Buildings will continue to fall into disrepair. Mold gets all over it has to be eliminated and abated by not anyone but, you know, an EPA registered contractor that cost, you know, three, four times what someone else would pay to do it. And then you have violations that follow with that, so then you're being fined because you're not completing the violations. And it just spirals out of control where that landlord is just pushed up against the wall and they. They don't have the means to. To do it. Even if they wanted to, even if they were good landlords, they. They would have no other choice but to, you know, hand it over.
- [104:35]
Young Conservative
It's in this context that Mayor Mamdani has announced a new city policy to seize the property of bad landlords who don't properly keep up their buildings.
- [104:44]
Democratic Politician
When necessary, we will take aggressive legal action to remove negligent owners and property managers. And for buildings that have suffered chronic neglect, we will work to transfer ownership to responsible stewards.
- [105:01]
Young Conservative
In other words, when landlords.
- [105:03]
Chip
Jeff, what does that even mean?
- [105:05]
Jeff
What does that even mean?
- [105:07]
Chip
Well, people he deems should be responsible stewards, you know, Islamists, democrats, government, probably
- [105:14]
Young Conservative
Islamists 100% like Jose, can no longer make the numbers work. The government of New York City will seize their buildings.
- [105:21]
Jose Tor
When my grandfather was alive and, you know, he was really echoing when Castro came in and the regime started to take shape, gain control, and then really put the stronghold on business owners like him. Like, he was a ship merchant, right? Castro was sweet talking everyone into believing in his ideals and his. His agenda. But then, you know, things turned when they essentially went up to my grandfather and said, now all of this, your ship, your property, belongs to the government. So he. He saw that there, lived through it, survived it, escaped it, and then essentially came back into another environment that evolved into what he lived through back in Cuba.
- [106:07]
Young Conservative
I texted Jose the moment I heard about the rent freeze. He told me, more pain. I'm barely making it this month. Tax bill due at the end of this month. Water bill the following. I'm postponing payments to all vendors, because I don't have enough money in the bank. October 1st, when the freeze takes effect for leases, I have no way to keep up with rising costs. What's your hope for the Mamdani administration?
- [106:31]
Jose Tor
That they work with us, that they work with the real estate industry to actually see how things can be improved. That they don't categorize us and simply ignore us because we're simply capitalists and landlords essentially. Right. It doesn't make any sense if we are providing over 30% of the budget, you know, via property taxes to the city. We are your partner.
- [107:00]
Chip
I mean, Jeff, this is like the same old tale, right? This is the Democrat way of thinking. Well, in California, you're going to raise the minimum wage. What happened? They lost. 50% of the workers got cut. Because they're not going to. You're not going to People that own businesses. If you've ever owned a business, you ever had to cover expenses. You ever been a landlord? I've been a landlord. Not the greatest thing in the world. It's not a lot of fun. But you know, the funny thing is, is like you have expenses and you sometimes you're on the short end of it where you're not making money, you're losing money, and that's not a good place to be. And why do you think these people are going to make it? So they're going to take over all these. Got 50,000 ghost apartments. Guy showed he had six apartments that he can't rent. It's too expensive to fix them. So he just closes the door and never goes in them. So there's 50,000 of them. There's going to be hundreds of thousands of them pretty soon when you have this rent freeze. So this is what always happens when you're not a steward of history. You don't not studied history. And you do make the same dumb mistakes over and over, Jeff. And it just never ends. It seems to be this ongoing sort of a battle for sanity.
- [108:03]
Jeff
That's it. You know, the other thing, once they bring that down, I mean, that's. That's all always the objective, right. They don't like private ownership. Right. So they. They're purposely also demoralizing the renters. Now, Mode Mamdani, he's ratcheting up to a completely different level. His responsible stewards, he knows exactly who they are. He knows exactly what he's trying to do. He knows exactly what valuation they can then buy those buildings at. Right? And then they'll move their own people in. Whatever. Whatever it takes Right. And it's all about defranchising the people and it's about conquest and takeover. So in this scenario, I would tell a guy like that, get out now, forget about it, sell it. Take your value and move to Florida or somewhere else and put your money there. Put it, put your money into real estate that is increasing in value. And I think Jim D. Also said it, you know, pretty straight in terms of what they're doing in New York City in terms of the devaluation of the properties so they can come in and buy them at discounted rates. Now we're also seeing a turnover of properties to the banking infrastructure. I mean, there's so there's so many moving pieces to this as well. We could send a whole show just on the collapse of the real estate markets within New York City and what their intent is by having a socialist communist running New York, New York City and what that will mean, you know, moving forward. We look at the city of Detroit and you see how it was in the 60s, it fell after the riots of the 60s. People fled the city of Detroit. People just vacated their businesses. They couldn't sell property. And those properties and buildings and high rise office buildings sat vacant. Vacant. I would bring people on tours of Detroit and they couldn't believe what they saw building after building after building. And if you ever rode the people mover a number of years ago, you go right by vacant buildings and it was just one after another and it was desolate. Now it's different, you know, it took, you know, some time to renovate and bring people back to the city of Detroit as an example. But that doesn't mean that New York City can't end up there. And it seems to be moving that way. I know there's gonna be a lot of people that don't want it to and they're gonna fight back to make sure it doesn't. But I don't know, you know, it's. It's rapidly moving in that direction. And again, you know, I'll keep saying it. The big benefactor, Florida, you know, they're getting all of it.
- [110:42]
Chip
Charles says Escape from New York part two.
- [110:44]
Jeff
Pretty part two. Exactly. We need to put a wall around it first.
- [110:47]
Chip
Look at the vision of the UK here, part of the Gazian Press. He's on the border between Israel and Lebanon right now, but he's also going to share with you the difference between the Christian village and the Muslim village. Listen to this. I am an innocent Gazan journalist here on the border of Israel and Lebanon. And I want to send a very quick message to all our Shia friends around the world. This is Kfarkile, a Shia Hezbollah Islamist village that was attacking the citizens of Metula here in Israel by lobbying anti tank missiles at innocent civilians. And this right over here is a Christian Arab village in the south of Lebanon.
- [111:27]
Jose Tor
As you can see, it is perfectly intact.
- [111:31]
Chip
Not destroyed. Christian, Shia, Hezbollah, Muslim. Play them games, bro. Christian, perfectly intact. Play them games with God.
- [111:41]
Jose Tor
Now come on.
- [111:43]
Chip
Hezbollah Muslim, stop acting like monkeys. You won't win this. This is what happens when you act like a monkey. This is what happens when you act civilized. We will your up. Yeah, there you go. And then here we go. There's. Here we go.
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British Commentator
Okay. Terrorism police has just released this video. I'm going to play you now. This is a message that was posted on there, I think official Instagram page. And this is what they want to tell citizens of the United Kingdom currently in the uk.
- [112:14]
Chip
The threat level is severe.
- [112:16]
British Commentator
This means.
- [112:17]
Chip
Listen, pay attention here.
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Journalist/Interviewer
Police.
- [112:20]
Chip
I've never seen more. It's such a clown show over there. I witnessed that myself. They were like going to take my phone away from me because I was video. I was, you know, with the camera because they were trying to. They drunk guy. Listen, you just go. And it's gone. It blows over. Done. Their uniforms look stupid.
- [112:37]
Interviewer
Their.
- [112:38]
Chip
The looks on their faces look stupid. You can overpower them guys, you don't need A lot they don't have.
- [112:43]
Jeff
Look how weak she is.
- [112:44]
Chip
It's useless. You guys can take your country, write a constitution, have a war, but you're going to sit back and say I can't believe the taxes go up. I can't believe Starmer 2.0 is here. Come on, help some balls fight back. This, this is your spokesperson. Look at her. She got videos and all over. Meanwhile, yeah, you can just pop her in the station. She's gonna start crying. I mean they don't have guns. They don't have. They're gonna have stun guns. I have nothing. They're just completely nothing. An attack is highly likely in the event of a firearms or weapons attack, run if it is safe to do so. This is the best option. If you cannot run, hide, please. Best option is to get rid of you or to get rid of your government. That's the best option. Get rid of the monarchy, that's your best option. To 5.
- [113:30]
Jeff
Let them carry guns.
- [113:32]
Chip
Then you can just go back 250 years ago and take a peek and start reading and read the Federalist papers and learn how you can actually do it. There is a manual for it called 999. Only when it is safe to do so.
- [113:43]
British Commentator
Thank you. So what was everyone's opinions on that video? What do you think of that? Run and hide is what you've been advised to do Because I guess there is no other option at this point. They haven't even tried to sugarcoat it. They haven't even tried to tell you that, don't worry, we've got it handled. We'll protect you. There's been none of that. I guess telling the truth, it's just simply run and hide. A threat is imminent. Just run and hide. There's nothing that can be done about it. Very interesting. I'm glad I live here in the United States of America now because I can guarantee America will not be telling me to run and hide in the case of a terrorism threat. And as a Brit to move here and now have the ability in the worst case scenario to be able to protect myself and my family in a severe situation like they're talking about in the video, I have the ability to do so. So let me know what you think about this.
- [114:39]
Chip
Official 100. Jim D says we need a new younger escape from New York. Snake Plissken role model. Where's Hollywood men when we need them for the next gen heroes? They're soy boys. That's the other thing too is you. You dumb down. Now here's an Aussie. I always love this kid. Every time I see him. He's fun. But this is an Aussie to talking about America.
- [114:58]
Australian Commentator
Now what I've realized after moving to the USA from Australia, people around the world are always talking so much about the usa. One of the big things people say,
- [115:07]
Various Commentators
oh, America's got bad coffee.
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Australian Commentator
Yeah, it's because you're going to Denny's, mate. You're getting coffee at Denny's. It's not supposed to change your life. It's a fucking roadside diner, you stupid moron. Plenty of good coffee shops around here, mate. What's another thing?
- [115:20]
Various Commentators
Oh, the food's bad.
- [115:21]
Chip
The food's greasy.
- [115:23]
Australian Commentator
Once again, you're going to Denny's. You're judging America's whole culinary culture based on a Denny's slam? If you ask me, I think Denny's is fucking awesome, mate. I always think it's funny how people around the world always have something to say about America, even though if America didn't exist, we'd all be speaking Japanese. Nihau bongiorno, mate.
- [115:40]
Chip
Bon jorno.
- [115:41]
Australian Commentator
Especially since some of these people come from nations that haven't contributed in the past two centuries. I'm looking at you, France. What have you contributed recently? A new way to eat frogs.
- [115:50]
Chip
Oh, but Sweden's safer. America's not safe.
- [115:53]
Australian Commentator
Yeah, but Sweden's also boring. As you go to Sweden, there's nothing to do. No wonder there's so many brothels in that region.
- [116:00]
Chip
Oh, the coffee is so good in Sweden.
- [116:02]
Australian Commentator
I don't give a. But I'm going to stay in America because I like not being. Being bored. If you know me, you know I'm a patriot, mate. I live in the U. S. South. This place rocks. I've been all over the world. This place is the best. My only complaint you guys got, man, eating mosquitoes out here. So big they sound like lawn mowers flying through the air. I saw a mosquito the other day pick up a baby. It's so big. Mate, I got a mosquito living in my house. It's that big. We added him to the lease. He's now a co tenant. Anyways, thanks for watching. Peace.
- [116:31]
Chip
Guy's great, isn't he?
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Jeff
Oh my God, that guy is funny. Oh my God,
- [116:41]
Chip
it's so funny. Go to a Caught dead in those places. Like, man, you wait till you experience the good food. You haven't even been there yet. And then this is the video being put together to thank the United States.
- [116:53]
Jeff
Waffle House. That's right. Tracy said a real. A true American goes to Waffle House. Not Denny's. Well, Waffle House is rough.
- [117:01]
Chip
Waffle House recently. And dude, I regretted it. I was like, I got so. Oh, I regretted it, man.
- [117:09]
Jeff
I've been to Waffles. I think once I was.
- [117:12]
Chip
I went to a Waffle House. Somebody wanted to go there. I was like, no, dude, it's, it's.
- [117:15]
Jose Tor
No.
- [117:16]
Chip
I don't know. I'm not gonna Waffle House, dude. Stay away from. Welcome to Chattanooga, United States.
- [117:53]
Jeff
No,
- [117:58]
Chip
Because the place will change. Neither you nor that place will never be quite.
- [118:05]
Jose Tor
This place.
- [118:09]
Interviewer/Reporter
Damn.
- [118:10]
Chip
I have to turn that off. Sorry, guys. And then it shows all smiling people, which is awesome. It was a super cool tribute at the end. Thank you. You gotta love it, man. And then Waffles is Ghetto's. F that's for true. Denny's is where the zombies hang out. Yeah, he's the only thing opened at three in the morning after the pubs close. Yeah. Saw a lot of videos of foreigners enjoying America for the World Cup. Yeah, 100, man, there were so many of them. It was so great to see, man, you know, here's the European Someone made a video last year.
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Various Commentators
Flew in from across the ocean didn't know what to expect Saw the skyline out the window and I nearly broke my neck Landed in Atlanta where the Georgia pines run green and I said this is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen Pulled up to Waffle House at 1am Real late Ash Brown scattered, smothered cover discovered 10 out of 10 is great discovered free refills and I almost lost my mind Found the kind of welcome that I never thought I'd find Welcome to the land where the whole world comes to play Flags from every nation Waving proud and on display From Boston to LA From Dallas to the sea 80,000 voices this is what it means to be free welcome, welcome to the land yeah, we're rolling out the door Every street a stage Every stranger wanting more the ball is in the air and the whole wide world can see welcome, welcome, welcome to the land of the free. The Scots marched into Boston with their bagpipes ringing clear Kilts and tartan everywhere the whole city stopped to hear they sang Flower of Scotland at the Red Sox Fenway park lit the whole of New England up and glowing in the dark the Germans hit the highway Chased the road from south to north Freddie said it's the Holy Land he meant Taco Bell, of course Buc Ees left him speechless Bass pro shops left him amazed Even got invited to the White House yeah, the whole world's going crazy Norwegian fish in New York Doing yoga in Times Square Then they turn the escalator into a Vikings lair Rolling up together like a long ship headed home Little boy in and out now he won't leave alone welcome to the land where the whole world comes to play Flags from every nation Waving proud and on display From Boston to LA From Dallas to the sea 80,000 voices this is what it means to be free welcome to the land yeah, we're rolling out the door Every street a stage Every stranger want more the ball is in the air and the whole wide world can see welcome, welcome, welcome to the land of the free Japan fans cleaning stadiums the same way that they do An NFL star grabbed a track Join the whole crew Mexico and South Korea Best friends on the street Dancing to Gangnam Style with their arms around each beat Kansas learned Algeria and the marching band playing their song 500 Lawrence Lope will show the world where you belong Swedish fans went searching for the recipe to ranch French man says the air conditioning deserves its own whole stanza English fans to jaw dropped at the first side of Buc EE's Scottish fans at Fenway Boston said please don't leave Baki and the ranch Dressing brisket by the pound Best tournament the world has ever seen and we're just getting.
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Brett Mullen
Wow.
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Various Commentators
A bag popper and a bucket drummer Outside Faneuil hall plaid chill wicker hat playing music for us all different worlds, different words, different different flags different names but when the whistle blows we all come alive the same from the Rockies to Rockefeller From Seattle to the shore America is telling the world Come on
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Jose Tor
in,
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Various Commentators
there's room for more hello welcome to the land where the whole world comes to play Flags from every nation waving proud and on display From Boston to LA From Dallas to the sea 80,000 voices this is what it means to be free welcome to the land yeah, we're rolling out the door Every street a stage Every stranger wanting more the ball is in the air and the whole wide world can see welcome, welcome, welcome to the land of the free. The land of the free. From the people who came here and fell in love with the land to the people who live here and reached out ahead One beautiful game one beautiful truth the whole world is welcome
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Chip
and
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Various Commentators
the whole world came through.
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Jeff
That was awesome.
- [124:23]
Chip
Yeah, I was made for that. Well, Happy birthday. Happy 250th birthday, America.
- [124:27]
Jeff
150. Let's go.
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Chip
If you can keep it, you know. So hopefully the best guys have a great fourth of July weekend if you're outside the usa. Thank you for joining us. Thank you for embracing us. Thank you for coming here and sharing your, you know, your, your heritage and man, it's, it's quite an amazing feature. So anything you want to say on the, on this, we'll, we'll, we'll leave you guys with a video that we'll put full screen and then we'll play, play us out of here. It's appropriate.
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Jeff
Right? Want to give a quick shout out to everybody out there tuning in from all over the world. I see people from England, from Australia, from the US from all over the place, which is amazing and just appreciate you guys being here with us, supporting us and a big, huge happy birthday celebration to the United States of America. 250 years without the US the rest of the world unfortunately wouldn't exist quite the way it is today. So big thank you for this country and all the appreciative commentary also from people all over the world. In our comment, in our chat here that tuned in today, we had a decent group of people here, been a decent number. Big shout out to all the OGs, all of our regulars and all the new people that have logged in today, because I saw a lot of new names filtering through the chat today, which is great to see. And if you're brand new here and you're still with us, because there's still a good group here, make sure you hit the subscribe button, subscribe to the channel, and
- [125:59]
Journalist/Interviewer
that's it.
- [125:59]
Jeff
Make sure you hit the notification, too.
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Chip
That's Ali. I did cut my hair. What used to look like that.
- [126:05]
Jeff
Holy cow, Jeff.
- [126:07]
Chip
That was me last September. Looks like they couldn't leave the long hair behind. Yeah, I went from that to this.
- [126:18]
Jeff
Look at that.
- [126:19]
Chip
Cleaned up. It's actually longer than it was. Remember last time I got a cut, I got it shaved down pretty well. But that's one thing you will watch throughout the evolvement of this show. You will see Jeff's head stay exactly the same and mine goes
- [126:32]
Interviewer
down, up,
- [126:33]
Chip
you know, so, yeah, evolution of the hair.
- [126:37]
Donald Trump
Yeah.
- [126:37]
Chip
Ali G, thank you very much. We love our Aussies. Our Aussies are second biggest support system out there. You guys are the second biggest audience. You guys are very close to first. You guys are patriots. Love your country, and we want nothing but the best for everybody. Because one thing that brings people together is decentralization. Everyone believes in it. Decentralization is freedom. And what brings together is we're not too different. We saw it with the World cup here. We saw that people when they're left to their own devices without governments involved. So we really, like, that's something. That's amazing thing. Yeah.
- [127:11]
Donald Trump
Damn.
- [127:11]
Chip
That was pretty bad. I was. Yeah, my. As my wife said, she's like, oh, the homeless guy moved out. This is great.
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Jeff
So.
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Chip
Because the only time I'd wear it down in my man bun or I'd have it like part, you know, part of it down and part of it and like, like how the soccer players wear, you know, the football players.
- [127:28]
Journalist/Interviewer
Yeah.
- [127:29]
Chip
And when I caught it, she was like, oh, my God, who is this man?
- [127:32]
Jose Tor
Who is.
- [127:32]
Chip
So I said, okay. And the next thing, I grow big. She's like, no, let's not do that. Let's not do the big beard, you know, but, yeah, it's been. It's been a very. Yeah, there it is right there. Where we go one, we go all. And if you. If you know, you know, if you don't, that's okay. Look it up, you know. But it was on JFK's bell. That was on his boat. But it means a lot more than that. If you know, you know, right. Triple nurple. Be great. To see you. Great to see all of our people in here today. Much love to everybody. Thank you. I've had so many great celebratory messages coming from people outside the U.S. they're more. They know more about the U.S. and our politics and most, I'll say, lefties do. And, you know, we love that.
- [128:13]
Jeff
So it's amazing to me. Yeah.
- [128:15]
Chip
Harmonious world. We saw all of. We saw the last seven elections in the South America, Central America turned to the right. Why? Because it's successful. Because when you try to limit people, doesn't work out. And when you try to like what you're doing in Australia, we try. What you do in the UK in Germany and France, doesn't work out. But you know what? There's a lot of hope on the horizon. And guys, we'll all get there together. You got to keep looking out for everybody. Thank you. Look at this, Jeff. You're looking pretty sharp. Look at that, Jeff.
- [128:45]
Jeff
Appreciate that. Look at that. Thank you.
- [128:49]
Chip
T shirt and all today. Oh, that's coming soon. Don't forget to smash the likes. Guys, the algorithm. We have been experiencing a lot of growth because of you guys. You've been sharing this out a lot. And guess what? We have an in influx of growth. We've had the best growth numbers last two months of the channel, we were dying. We're thriving again. Really appreciate you guys. And I'm gonna leave this. And then after this video, we're going
- [129:13]
Democratic Politician
to cut it off.
- [129:14]
Chip
But stick around for this. This was the. This is the United States, one of the. One of the armed forces bands. And this was Mount Rushmore Yesterday. They also played. So did an amazing.
- [129:26]
Jeff
I Wish I was there.
- [129:28]
Chip
She did an amazing rendition of Sweet Child of Mine. They jammed it. They're very talented. But here we go. We're gonna play this full screen and then we'll get out of here. So Chip and Jeff. Oh, it's you guys.
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Various Commentators
Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight O' er the rabbit parts we watched Were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there O say does that star spangled banner and wave O' er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
- [131:08]
Chip
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Jeff
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