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Ripple's Charter Bank License Faces Opposition - Trump's Big Move - Historic Peace Deal
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Chip
Welcome to on the Chain. This is Chip here solo again. Jeff is not going to be joining us but he will be back on Wednesday evening. He had actually some delays with his flight which means he's going to miss his next flight. Never any good, especially when you have a long 15, 16 hour flight coming back from Asia. So that's going to be something he's going to have to work with. But he and hopefully he'll be adjusted by the time zone, by the time that happens. We have Zao Dao. I'm going to talk a little bit about Zao Dao, a little bit about the space that's coming up tomorrow, which I will be co hosting with Jenna X and we'll talk a little bit about that. Also Ripperl's charter bank license facing some opposition. Turns out that a seven page detailed sort of a critique from a team of so called experts are in disagreement. The raising questions and blah, blah, blah. We've heard this all before. Ivy League University is betting big on bitcoin. Harvard and Brown are investing in a big way. We also have Ripple's XRP ledger shows impressive growth, fastest increase in real world assets compared to almost any other blockchain. This is really interesting to see and also great for the entire ecosystem. We have a historic peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan under President Trump's leadership. Finally, with some geopolitics shifts, we'll be talking about some power moves, including some of Trump's, what Trump's been up to and what the week we've had so far. So if you guys are ready, let's get this kicked off. Are you guys ready to do this? All right, let's do this. Let's go. Welcome to on the Chain. Welcome to on the Chain. Everybody drop where you're coming in from. Tell us where you're coming in from. E4 Rocking was number one in here. Art and the art on the lake. So I'd say that five times fast. Art on the lake is coming here as well. And look, I'm looking at the yeti. There's already two YETI responses. Of course Art was first there. Beautiful. Got Mike coming in. Trip the whelp. Greetings from Belgium as usual. Central Florida, of course. And then Ed is Don't forget to hit the like. Absolutely. Ed always tell people to hit that like button. It's just so important. So important we have to do it. Got to tickle that algorithm every once in a while. Got yetis the flowing in El Paso, Texas. Charles Videl Jr. Coming in from El Paso Right on the border. That's a border town, right? El Paso. I think it's right on the border. Pretty sure it is. Got eyes. Wine in here with the yeti we're getting. We got three yetis already. That's something. That is certainly something. Right there on the porch in Atlanta. There you go. That's very cool. Probably lighting up a smoke or two, maybe a drinky poo, you never know. Sure, I know how this works. Yes, sir. Right on the border town. That's right. I knew it. Know my geography. Some of it anyway. Not all of it, but some of it. Every once in a while I have a moment of clarity. Also. Check this out. One Eye Willie coming in from New York City. That is the liberal capital of the world that Chicago and LA and San Francisco. It's hard to tell exactly which one gets the bragging rights. They're all pretty much the same. Yeah, you're allowed to. Well, let's see. Are you allowed to play yeti? I don't know. Yeah, I guess you are. You're not restricted. Thing was, I think you won yesterday and you were away or something like that. I remember what it was. Something like that. You're only. The only rule we have is if you can't win within a 30 day period, that's it. That's the rule. So if you won within 30 days, we give somebody else a chance to sort of, you know, kind of like come together with that. So that's kind of what we do there just to kind of keep it a little bit because some people win more than others. Of course. I was glad to see Joe Buddy finally getting the win. I know he was boycotting it for a while, wasn't playing. But we do have a cool yeti that will pop up here in a little bit. Blue tribe this time. So we'll talk a little bit about that in just a little bit. And you know, great way to start off the week. It's been a. A lot going on so I want to start off here. So, guys, I don't know what you guys are doing tomorrow at 2:00pm Eastern Time. I don't know what time that is. Probably might be really early morning for a lot of you coming in from let's say Belgium or I don't know exactly what it is or super late in the morning, but I'm going to be hosting it along with Jenna. Jenna X. We're going to be hosting this. We're going to have on the two founders of the Zao Dao. That's none Other than Fabio Marzella. Fabio hails from Australia. And then we have Santiago Velez who's from up in Boston, Massachusetts and they'll be talking about that. It's getting a lot of questions about the Zodao and exactly what it's. It's going to be launching pretty soon, which is pretty exciting. But again there hasn't really been a, a dow. This one is, is pretty much buttoned up. It's learned a lot from maybe some of the mistakes that some of the other Z have made out there. So it's button up when it comes to legal, you know, it's done in a good legal fashion and also given a voice to the, to the XRP community in terms of, you know, there could be some profit sharing involved. It's a $10 one time fee. You pay $10 in equivalent of XRP depending on what XRP is doing that day. But it's just $10 to go ahead and join the Zao Dao and we'll be fielding questions tomorrow. A lot of people, it's their second space. First one was very, very good. Amazing questions coming in. But also I invite you to sort of read go to Zodao and follow it. I'm going to go ahead and click through and give you guys the give you guys. If you guys are an X formerly known as Twitter, go ahead and give it a follow. But there it is right there. But you can learn a little bit about it. And right on the very top talks a little bit. There's an eight, eight panel thread which explains exactly how to activate and what the Zodao is a little bit about. So it's a nice little panel. We've gone through it here before so I'm not going to repeat it. But guys, I would recommend you go do that. Go follow also too there is if you go to the Zodao Zio which I will also put there, best thing you can do right now is put your email in here. Throw your email in there. Right here, click in there. Throw your email again. It's not going to be spam or anything like that, but it's just a wait list. And what's going to happen is when this goes live, you're going to get notified that it is live and you can learn a little bit more about how you know what, what's, what the next steps are. But it'll probably be launched in late August, early September. So we'll be doing that. So there it is. Yeah, as John Doe says, well worth it. Seriously, I thought about it and the value for being a member is an easy choice. It is a pretty easy choice. What's up? Crypto G on here? The Zao Zao Dao Jenna X. Yeah, Jenna's great. She'll be fantastic and she has a really great, she has a very good interview coming up with. Let me see if I can pull this up here in the heat of the moment. I know I reposted it on Expo. Let me pull this up too. So I wanted to shout out her interview coming up. Let me go ahead and pull it up on my profile. I know I reposted it. Let's see. Yeah, this is it right here. So let's take a look at this. So she's going to be interviewing Hugo Filon from the co founder of and CEO of Flare Networks along with co founder of Zao Santiago. Should be a really awesome interview that's coming up this Friday at 10am Eastern. So I think that won't be too late for some of you. It might just be in the evening. So if you do the math on that, 10, 12 hours later. 12 hours later would be 10pm your time. So depending on where you are located. But this is sure to be a great. I'm looking forward to this because you got two amazing people on this. Two superstars in my opinion. And Hugo's done an amazing job with flair. So you know, and if you go look at Jenna X's account, you can post some questions down there and see if she will ask those as well. So there you go. There you have it. So that's all I wanted to start out with tonight. Tonight or this morning, whatever. I talked a little bit about this but this is really impressive right here. Check this out. You've got the growth of the XRP ledger. Fastest increase in real world assets compared to any other blockchain driven by Ripple's RL USD. Just the beginning here. And of course this is none other than Phil Walk. He's, he's one of the co founders from Easy Easy A I should say. And then here we go. There it is right there. Check that out. There's the XRP ledger. You have total value 243 million. A 32% increase. That's pretty incredible. So you can see it's gaining a lot of popularity. Of course real world assets are growing. But again the, the, it's, it's, it's catching up big time. $243 million in total value right now. Before you know it, that'll be well over a trillion. So that's pretty phenomenal. So we'll keep a, keep a close eye on that. But we've talked about, you know, the real world assets being tokenized on the XRP ledger. There's a lot of people that have flooded the ledger recently that have really kind of dug in and want to use it. So and I expect that to continue that trend. But I mean we, we as we get closer to 2030 over the next five years you're going to see trillions of dollars of tokenized all kinds of stuff. And speaking of tokenization Ripple put this post up very recently, I think it was a day or two ago but they started talking about tokenization that it's not necessarily just a trend but it really is reshaping what global finance is. And here are some real world assets moving on chain. They have secure institutional great custody across regions. So things like Treasuries and money market funds in the EU and usa agricultural receivables, expanding rural access in Latin America. Then there's trade finance and structured lending in Southeast Asia and then there's real estate tokenization with control alt and land department on the xrpl. And this is just a, just like, just like a handful of what's going to be, there's probably going to be companies out there tokenizing stuff we haven't even thought about. But everything from real estate to agriculture to you know, receivables, treasuries, it's pretty exciting. So there's a lot of different type of use cases they put together this article right here. Let's see. Let me go ahead and zoom on this. So talking about the global wave of tokenization, North America and Europe talking about the tokenized treasuries that's with DZ bank for example launched the digital custody offering crypto securities and tokenized bonds to enhance capital market efficiencies. Got Latin America with the securitized agricultural receivables. They're improving rural credit and financial inclusion. Over in Southeast Asia the receivables for trade and structured lending are streamlining the chain chain finance. Then in the Middle east you got the growth of tokenized real estate driven by forward thinking regulators like that of Dubai. And I love that how they snuck that little line on there driven by forward thinking regulators. You know and this is true, I mean Dubai has some of the best probably ground rules for, for everything including crypto. But it really is inclusive and the US will get there. We're just a little bit behind. Other countries are, have, have done a great job. Singapore, you know Australia is really also, the UK has done a lot in that, in that sort of region. And so they're talking about by 2033, they're thinking the value of these real world tokenized assets could be projected to reach about 19 trillion. It's funny because I kind of see that number always kind of rising and I have a feeling that maybe they'll, maybe they're underestimating. But again, it's hard to say what's going to happen over five years. And tokenized client assets like real estate and equities alone could be over 3.7 trillion and 2 trillion respectively. So the shift isn't necessarily happening in isolation and it really does reflect those change in attitudes among the traditional institutions. And a big part of that is crypto legislation is exactly why they can think differently and think bigger. So there's a huge reason why that's taking place. And again, when Trump declared he wants the US to be among the leader in innovation when it comes to crypto, he meant it. And we're starting to see that legislation, we had the genius bill go. And then right now, you know, Congress is in recess, but when they come back, there's a lot, a lot more to do. When it comes to crypto itself, not just stable coins, but you have Columbia working with the Ministry of Information and Communications to tokenize land ownership. Hong Kong, they're partnered with Fubon bank to collateralize property back to lending in Dubai, working with control alt tokenized title deeds. And so you think about almost every aspect of real estate, you know, whether it's the deeds, whether it's the actual sale, everything can happen on the blockchain. And I would imagine too that if you have Bitcoin, you have Ethereum, you have any Cardano, xrp, whatever it is, you're not going to necessarily need that off ramp. You know, you're like, well, how am I going to. No, you don't. You just, you'll purchase it in the native asset. And that's where we're really going to go. I mean we were always thinking legacy, like, oh, I got to transfer it to USD, I got to transfer it to Euro, I got to transfer it to Australian dollar. Not necessarily. I have a feeling that we're going to get to the point of where you are going to just be able to purchase it right out in that asset. So you're not going to have that necessary tax implication of transferring it to the actual whatever the currency of the country you live in. And then being sort of take from that point of view, you know, having that sort of tax event and then going ahead and having to purchase with it, you'll be able to purchase direct. So building on Ripple's presence in the Middle east, companies recently announced strategic partner with Control Alt, that's that leading tokenization infrastructure platform and they're going to also be using Ripple custody and that's going to support the DLD's real estate tokenization project. So you can see why it was so amazing for Ripple to sort of have that institute all of the things that an institution wants and custody is a big important part of it. And especially if you can be a one stop shop, you could do the, you know, the real world asset tokenization, you got the XRPL and then also you can have the custody side of the, of the, of the, of the house as well. So it's very good. You know, all the regular things we're looking at secure, regulated, transparent, scalable, trusted. It's fantastic. So it comes down to one thing. It's innovation seems to be moving at a breakneck pace right now. So I'm really happy to hear that Jeff is on his way back from Korea but his plane got delayed and that's part of the, what the issue is. He got a little bit delayed and it probably missed his next flight. I tried to check in with him, I haven't heard from him. I know he's got, I know he has. He's got to be dead tired too. It's a long flight, 15 or 16 hours. Long, long. So yeah, this is another great point. All right, say goodbye to the four year crypto cycle for XRP when it takes off 100. And I also think the cycle that we've had, you know, we think about the having for bitcoin and a lot of, a lot of the altcoins follow what happens with bitcoin. You know, bitcoin goes up, all coins go up. Bitcoin goes down, all coins. What we're starting to see is more separation happening there and a lot of it has to do once we get regulation and a lot of countries have already had regulation, but a lot of it, you know, a lot of it's driven here in the US can set the sort of pace for it, but once we get real, I mean, I like that the dude shares pro crypto and we're going to come up with crypto rules and we're looking at crypto different. That's a great story. Now if you think that when the other side was in power and they were saying we hate Crypto and we're going to enforce the rules the way we think they work. There isn't really anything that, that can regulate crypto right now because the rules are not clear. And so we're going to have the new guy interpret the rules so that it benefits crypto. Wrong. The only way to do that, and I don't know why people lose sight of this, the only way to do that is Congress passing legislation. The SEC will be not that involved in crypto. It's going to be the CFTC which is going to be the bigger regulator. The only time the SEC is going to get involved is if it's a security. And depending on how the legislation goes, that may be more infrequent. Right. So they can make it any way they want and they can also transform the way crypto is seen versus, you know, will it go back to the 1947 Howie test? Not necessarily. So depending on what legislation gets passed the sec, I don't see them that involved in crypto. I do see the CFTC being the main regulator of crypto and we'll have to see how that pans out. But really only if it's a security. And the way the legislation, again it can change. But the way, you know, I interpret the legislation as written, it will be largely put out there and it's going to change slightly and that's why the CFTC is going to be the big regulator. It'll be interesting to see what's added and in what instance does it become a security. And that's really what came down. The Ripple suit. Is that the reason a lot of the headlines were partial victory? You know, the partial victory was because Ripple sold to institution. They got banged for selling securities on being registered. Right. That's based on interpretation of the 33 and 34 laws on the books. 1947 laws in the books. Right. Interpreting and trying to fit something that's so new. You think anybody in 1930s thought about digital assets? You even think they would know what digital was? It's, it's ridiculous and ponderous to me that we would even think that this would be a thing. Right. So we got to kind of sit back and wait and see what's going to happen. That's what we got to do. So moving right along here, I wanted to talk a little bit about Ripple getting this opposition. This is not even, this is so laughable. So they have a seven page opposition from a team of, you know, credit experts. We've heard, we always hear a lot about the experts. The experts are wrong on almost anything. But here is a was a story that appeared in the bitcoinist so and thousands of ads everywhere. So they said they. They say that the Ripple's pursuit of a U.S. charter bank license hit a significant hurdle after the independent community of bankers America now is anybody. Is. Are any one of you surprised that the independent community of bankers of America are opposed to a company like Ripple who who has. Who's working with the largest institutions out there with hidden road. They have Ripple custody. They can do cross border payments. Geez. Why would a bank. Why would a bank do you think a bank might find a little bit threatening to them? So this is they said so they filed this detailed opposition with the US officer of a comptroller the occ. The seven page letter warns that if Ripple's planned stablecoin operations the Ripple National Trust bank which if they got the license could sidestep traditional banking regulations. Oh no. Raising compliance and consumer concerns. No no no. This is the magic word. Could sidestep traditional banking regulations. What are they really worried about? They're worried about the competition and they're worried about when this happens with Ripple other companies. So what's going to happen is banks are going to become less and less important. Especially now. What they've got wrong here is Ripple is going to be their banking charter license very different. They're not opening a bag. They're not that you and I can go to. It's going to be institution only. But if you think about banks that's where they make a significant amount of their money. So it says. Reports from XRP bank and Ripple's ambitions to secure a federally chartered trust bank and its proposed subsidiary RNTB have met sharp resistance. The ICBA's chief opposition centers on Ripple's proposed use of RNTB to manage reserves for its planned stablecoin and provide associated fiduciary services. While a national trust bank legally barred from taking deposits. ICBA argues that if Ripple USD could mimic the function of deposits potentially allowing Ripple to bypass established banking regulations. Oh no. It's so funny because what banking regulations. Banking regulations for what? You're talking about a stable coin that has legislation already passed in the Genius. You know the genius act that was already passed. It's already part of law. This is just competition. Letter further accuses Ripple and XRP. I don't know how you accuse XRP of something this is but of having a history of non compliance with anti money laundering requirements and securities laws despite crypto payments company getting illegal. Okay so back in 2015. What they may be talking about is that, yeah, the CFTC did issue a fine to Ripple. It had something to do with this. What are we dealing with 10 years ago? They're going to go back into the coffers. Ten years, who knew what was, what was above board? Or was it above board, you know, two years ago, let alone 10 years ago. So that might be what they're, they're talking about here. They also warned that if Ripple bid for a national charter bank license could blur the boundaries between traditional banking activities in the digital asset realm. Well, I hope so. That's exactly what we want. According to the trade group, such a move could extend bank like activities to the crypto sector without oversight Congress intended when they created the national bank charter. What they're missing here is that the Genius act already regulates stable coins. Right. So, but again, a lot of this right here, I'm not going to go through the whole thing, it's just, it's ridiculous. But the whole point of this is, is that they're really, what they're really worried about is competition. They're very worried that Ripple is going to be going to be competing sort of against them. And again, it's institutional side of the House Ripple. Right. They didn't have any opposition when Ripple purchased, you know, acquired Hidden road and all the big players are there. Right. What about Ripple custody? So the fact that banks can now custody crypto or, or can, can allow crypto to be, you know, sold by the banks and whatnot, that's going to be a big one. We've already seen two huge banks come forward. One of them was JP Morgan Chase, the other one Citi. Two of the, you know, of the, of the largest five banks that exist out there, I can imagine that bank of America will roll something out. Probably you'll see something from Wells Fargo, but it's not, it's going to be a trend because you're either going to play the game because they can charge fees, right? They can charge fees for custody, they can charge fees for, you know, for, for, for, you know, maybe buying the crypto itself. Like with, in the case, when it comes down to JP Morgan Chase, Chase bank is going, is, has a, an agreement in place with Coin, Coinbase. And what they're going to do is instead of them setting up their own exchange, they're going to allow you to take a credit card and go ahead and buy crypto directly, you know, through some association. We'll have to wait and see how that looks. But again, this Is a huge developments. And Jeff and I have always said, look, whether you like banks or not, for normal people it's not easy. The first time you remember the first time you were going to go buy crypto wasn't the easiest thing pill to swallow. I know many of you are more technically advanced. So it was like yeah, no big deal. I had to do a couple things. But for most people it's not an easy thing. It's very complicated. So I think that takes a little bit of, it takes a little bit of the unknowingness out of it and also some trust because they do trust their bank. Now I would like to see the FDIC ensure crypto deposits or purchase, you know, that maybe is custody, maybe not necessarily through the bank, but up to $250,000 will give people even more peace of mind. So today marks a pretty interesting anniversary. Five years ago today, Michael Staler's sailor's strategy bought. Well that was called MicroStrategy is now called strategy Bot Bitcoin for the first time ever at a price of 11,500. If you guys remember, he was called crazy. He was called, you know, nut job. He was called like, like what's wrong with them? They wanted to oust him out of the company. They didn't understand. Today they hold 628, 791 Bitcoin with a 28 trillion dollar unrealized profit. Is that a trillion trillion? Yeah, 28 trillion. So from 11,500 into the hundreds. Okay, so any, you know, you got a dollar cost average. But again he was the first one that pulled the trigger on this. Now you see treasuries everywhere in companies that are pulling the trigger. Now you have right on the, right on the heels of this we have none other than you know, your top Ivy league colleges here, universities in the US you have are betting on bitcoin. Here you got Harvard and Brown University both purchase 140 million worth of Bitcoin ETF shares. Okay so again they can, you can see the tide is turning and then what these ETFs are going to be coming out. Including XRP, there's 18 of them planned. I heard as many as 22, but 18 the same way the price pumped for Bitcoin. We're going to see that happen with the XRP ETFs as well. So it's something to kind of keep an eye on for sure. What's up? XRP Plumbing. Good to see you. Texas credit unions. Our custody crypto now is of yesterday. That's Very cool that to know where can you pay right now for the, for the Zao you It's not launched yet so that's why I recommend to go to ZAO I.O. and put your email in there. That way you'll hear what it launches is schedule the launch late August, early September somewhere in that time frame the the X space tomorrow which is going to be an hour long, I believe half an hour an hour long that Jenna and I will be sort of co hosting. We'll have Fabio and Santiago, the two co founders form Zao and and they're going to take questions. So if you want to show up and ask a question, I would recommend you show up and ask a question. At $10 right now. It's not, it hasn't officially launched and then we're just going to be fielding some questions right there for tomorrow. So there you have it. Marks has 6,000 a box. I figured I'm kind of like sailor, just saying. Yeah, kind of. Jim D. Says they will charge us a minimum Ponzi inflation avoidance fees for bypass of the traditional Ponzi currency system. I hear you on that one. Jim D. People are always talking about the Fed cutting the rates. I'm like, you guys are having the wrong, you're having the wrong conversation. You need to cut the Fed out of it. That's what you need to do. The Fed has to go away. There is no golden age with a debt ridden tool that enslaves every American since 1913. There's only one path forward and it's deleting the Fed. So I love the fact that they just keep stepping in it. You know, we saw the inflation rise in 2021 and they, they didn't, they didn't raise rates. Right. They. So you can see that it's all politically motivated and then you've got the lowest inflation coming down to 2%. Under 2%. They won't cut the rates. You cannot have a third party which is basically unaccountable to anybody. And like, oh, they're independent, are they? So they're making the rules for everybody. It's a joke. The whole thing is an absolute 100 joke. There's only one path forward and I would like more and more people to get on that train. More people get vocal about it. I know Trump, Trump, I really do feel like he will be able to do something. He might be able to bring it in the treasury. But the ultimate goal here is can you imagine an audit? How is, how is you look at the fiduciary responsibility for Any public company that has to do rigorous reporting, every quarter annual recording put out 10Ks, like it's a. Like you have whole groups of people that are just dedicated to putting these numbers, double checking them. You have CPAs putting this together. But we have the Federal Reserve since 1913, it's never been audited. Now, what do you think would happen if an audit happened? Do you think it's going to all be on the up and up unchecked for over 100 years? Sure, I'm sure everything is perfect. I think we'll find a lot of fraud. I also think what we'll find is maybe not all that debt is really. We're really responsible for. And if they do find fraud, who is responsible? And were they money printing and giving it to other people going out the back door? I mean, there's a lot of things that could have been going on. I'm not saying it has, I'm just saying that how do we know? The only way we know is to, is to audit the Fed. It's the only way we're going to find out. So now we're going to shift a little bit into some geopolitical topics here. We'll get a little bit into. Let's see, where, oh, where is this? I'm going to put this up. Why is this all over the place here? Let me see. Got to go through these stories. So we're going to start off with. I'm going to start off in the UK tonight. This is a great account that I follow here. But this is such a powerful sentence. Britain needs its own 1776 before it fully becomes British Dahn. This is an absolute true thing. But when the redcoats march in a straight line and never get out of order and never revolt, I mean, what you're seeing a lot right now in the uk, people are fed up. They're fed up. They've had it up to here. And people want to use the words racism and this and that. No, what they're upset about is that there's two systems of justice. Somebody else can go ahead and rape a young girl and they get put in prison like they should. Otherwise anybody else does it, oh, you're racist. So basically there's a pass. People are coming in illegally. Same thing that happened here in the us they're having their Joe Biden moment where they're welcoming illegals in. Keir Starmer is talking out both. That's why they call them two two tier stare or two tier care because he's always talking out the side of his face, one side says, oh, we're controlling it. The other side, letting them in non stop. Which is an absolute joke. And so it's quite, it's actually quite amazing how the world works. The old, the country that we once needed to gain our freedom from and rid ourselves of their tyranny now needs it done to them so they don't get destroyed from within. And you know, there's always, we've always, there's been plenty of people that have gone, patriots, gone before us and said, we will get destroyed from within. It'll never be an outside force, it'll always be within. And we started seeing this happen. We, we, we've seen this take place over the last eight to 12, 15 years where the leadership, the deep state, all this stuff is, is taking place. And we're seeing this happen, you know, you know, firsthand. Let me go ahead. I think I have a video queued up over here. Let me see, let me look here. Looking forward to Jeff being back. That's going to be a lot of fun. This is, this is Thatcher talking about immigration. Listen to this. And you know, you remember how she was demonized. She literally saved the economy. She turned everything around. My God, she was villainized. She was destroyed left and right. Oh my God, how they hated Margaret Thatcher. But she's probably, you know, one of the most probably poignant prime ministers for the, you know, for Great Britain that's ever happening in the UK there. So here we go. Listen to this.
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Jeff
Guards of the Vietnamese vote people. Those who are genuine refugees, and that is determined again by the United nations, will not be returned. Those who are illegal immigrants, those who are illegal immigrants will be returned. And it is customary international law for countries to receive their own immigrants back into their country. And if he is right honorable, just gentleman is suggesting that we ever get to a position when you cannot return illegal immigrants to their country of origin, then here, then he is proposing international chaos.
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Chip
I mean, parliament's so weird to me. First of all, if this happened in the US and there was all that chatter in the background, order would be called, right? Kit the gavel come order. Like you have to be respectful of people. They don't care. They start talking, chatting. I mean, this is like, you know, nothing's really changed over there. They just kind of go about their business. But you know, look at this. How many years ago was this? 30 years ago, 40 years ago. She's saying this and we're right back there, we're right back with the same conversation. They were Getting upset that she was saying that. Just a joke. It's incredible. Yeah, that's also true. It started taking place in 1913 and then after 911 you had the Patriot Act. The Patriot act, don't even get me started on that XRP plumbing. I'm gonna cut out a long rabbit hole that I wasn't prepared to go down tonight. But you're absolutely 100 right. You know, give a little bit of freedom. Who is it? This? That was a Ben Franklin. You know if you give up your, your you're willing to give up Freedy for a feeling of security you don't deserve either. There's something a lot that I'm paraphrasing. I think it was Jim D. Says there's 22 trillion cash assets missing in action on the treasury books that is speculated to be given to deep state agents and security apparatus including building underground nuke shelters for the elite. Yeah, I've heard stuff like nuke big cities underground. I've heard all. I mean I've heard the same thing you've heard there Jim D. But 22 trillion cash assets missing in action. So auditing the Fed and you're gonna see a major struggle. That's why I don't see this is gonna happen until after the midterms. So the gerrymandering that all the Democrats are upset about crying, oh my God, they're going on all this, the Sunday shows today going I can't believe it. You already gerrymandered the hell out of your states. Okay, don't pretend that and this is threatening democracy. It's, it's moving to my. Well why did you gerrymander your states? Why isn't Massachusetts and there's like six other states that don't have one Republican representation gerrymandering. Yes, there are liberal states but even New York has some Republicans and that's a heavy blue state. But if you gerrymander put these weird kind of maps you're going to get the same sort of type of thing. So that's what you're going to end up with. And that's absolutely right. History does repeat. If you don't learn from your history you're doomed to repeat and learn keywords today for the past of anything safety. Safety is the key word for anything done safely. Right. You know this, I'll be honest with you, I was thinking about this today because I was happened to be in a restaurant today where I looked out on the floor and I saw one of those old six foot stay six feet apart. I'm Like I thought back in that I'm like, who in their right mind of any normal functioning human being on planet Earth believe the science would think that keeping 6 foot distance would somehow magically stop an airborne virus? And wearing a mask where you're breathing through it and you can people smoke. You see smoke coming through there, there was. But you're going to be able to breathe in and the micron of a, of a so called virus is smaller. It can fit in there, but no, no, the mask is going to stop. I thought, like I really thought at that time, was I living in crazy town to think that these people. And then you're going to get a vaccine that's going to stop the virus but oh, change the definition at the cdc. No, no, no, no. It could prevent. Now the funny thing is I always ask people, people would say you're anti vaccine, you're one of those anti vaxxers. I'd be like, I have, I have all the childhood, you know the ones, the early childhood, not the 75 they give the kids today. But I have my polio. I didn't get polio. I have a polio vaccine was developed over many years. And you know what I always ask them, did you get your polio, your polio booster? And like, no. Why is that? Because, because I got the vaccine, right? Because it was a vaccine. It prevents polio. That's the whole point of it. It actually works. Not like. And then people got sicker and sicker and I'm not going to devolve into that conversation about that. But Mark Carty, the new Prime Minister of Canada, look at this guy. This guy is an epic loser. Installed, not elected. Here we go. Look at this. I promised everything. I delivered nothing. I blame Trump. But there it is. There it is in a nutshell. It's just shocking to me. I love Canada. I love the people up there and what a weird crappy ass government. Now I came across this headline. Honestly, I don't know if it's real and I almost don't even care at this point because who cares? Because it was a headline on CNN and they make up stories all the time. I actually hope it's true. I think it's actually pretty funny. But check this out. This is, this is the headline that appeared on cnn. Trump moves Obama and the Bush Portraits to a Hidden Stairwell. Now I don't know where the hidden stairwell is, but I like the sentiment behind this actual me this like, is it like a broom closet? And what are these hidden stairwells? Where is the hidden stairwell. Is there a hidden stairwell that goes underground somewhere? I don't know, but apparently he moved it. One dramatic feature of the White House entryway, the official portrait of former President Barack Obama has been moved to a decidedly less prominent position. Underscoring the years long tensions between the 44th and 47th presidents. Portraits of other recent predecessors with whom President Trump has contentious relationship former President George W. Bush and his father George H.W. bush have also been moved. Oh, so he's a bipartisan mover. I see he's bipartisan. He's moved two Republicans and so far we've heard about one Democrat. Trump directed staff to move the Obama portrait to the top of the grand staircase. Two sources familiar the top of the grand staircase. Is that a hidden staircase in the matter which told CNN where it will now be out of view from the thousands of visitors who tour the White House each day. One of the resources added that the portraits of both the Bushes are now also in the staircase area. Multiple sources they never, never cite them. So that's why I don't even know if this story is true. But I think it's funny and I like it. I would hope it's true. Multiple sources have said the president is directly involved with the nearby with nearly everything that is done to the aesthetic of the White House big or small. CNN attained a photo of the Obama portrait hanging at the top of the stairwell in the corner. So let's look. Where is the portrait and hanging in the corner? They obtained a photo but they didn't post it. Okay. Interesting. Yeah, look at that. They obtained a photo but it wasn't worth. That's why I don't even know if the story's right. Who didn't even know it's real. But anyway it is funny. I did, I did have a little bit of a laugh when thinking about this whole this dumb story. But let's go to the, let's go to that stairway to hell. No worries. No worries. Charles it's, it is a mistake. It happens all the time. E4 Rocking when we were kids we played in raw sewage. George Carlin we did, we did all kinds of crazy stuff. Stuff. Drink out of the hose. I mean all kinds of horrible things, man. I mean gosh, I mean it's ridiculous. Jim D. Covid Social distant hackers is like hiding from mosquitoes from behind a chain like fence and open it. It's exactly like that. But I was like really thinking are we living in crazy town? Like what's science? There is no science. And then I Would pull up. I would pull up peer reviewed studies on masks and how they don't stop any airborne virus. And I'd be like, oh no. Then magically they would disappear. You couldn't find them on the Internet anymore. Luckily I bookmarked them. But all these peer reviewed studies that show it didn't work, that they're like, well, surgeons wear them. Yeah, surgeons wear them so they don't have droplets of saliva that falls in when they're heading over. Right. They don't have anything that falls out of their nose. That's why the surgeons wear them. It's not protecting them, the body from anything. They scrub up vigorously, right? They scrub down, man. Incredible. XRP plumbing has an idea, says move those portraits to the men's bathroom. Walk up urinals. Okay. Jim D. Says, yeah, A kid never had fun until he got into a dung flinging war. Cow, horse or cow mutations, of course, man. You know, and I remember, this is funny, but I remember when, if you guys remember when what was the name of that company, Stefan Thomas was the one that founded it. But basically start up a blogging program and based on how many people liked your blog, you could earn XRP. And through that I earned 5,000 XRP. And one of my, one of my, you know, two of my stories that I wrote about, any idea popped in my head, I just write a story on it. I gotta find them. But anyway, one of them was on cow dung. You could. There's this company that will send actual cow dung or horse dung to a, to a, to somebody anonymously. I wrote a whole story on that. I was like, you know, so writing stories like that. And I also envision what a, what a, you know, a new movie but based on old characters might be stuff like that. I mean, but the fact that I earned over 5,000 XRP, pretty damn significant. The fact that just writing. You guys probably didn't know about that program, but it was a pretty cool program. I know a lot of people made a lot of XRP through that coil. That's it. Thank you, Matt. Matt, thank you for that coil. Yeah. I was in the coil blogging program. Earned over 5000 xrp. I love you guys. You guys know everything, man. Everything was good. Yeah. They were called jarts. Remember jars? You would throw these, they look like giant darts. Basically had these like big metal ends. You throw them up. You would put a ring, a plastic ring over by the thing. But that was it. You throw those at each other and you get hit with it. Jart would stick in you, for a little bit, get bloodied or you threw it up too high. You try to, like, you play a game where you throw it up and try not to get hit by the jart, you know? Pretty rough stuff, man. Pretty rough stuff. Look at this. This is pretty funny here. Trump put this up here. I thought this was a good one about our friend Nancy Pelosi here. He put this up. Freaking Nancy Pelosi and her very interesting husband. Very interesting husband beat every hedge fund in 2024. In other words, these two very average minds beat all. All of super geniuses on Wall street, thousands of them. It's all inside information. Is anybody looking into this? She's a disgusting degenerate who impeached me twice on no grounds and lost. How are you feeling now, Nancy? Brutal, man. I mean, we've never had a president that. That talks like this. I mean, we've never had stuff showing up on. On. On social like this. And the stuff that the official White House tweet, you know, posts on Access. It's mind blowing. Look at this right here. There's a picture of Trump skydiving, holding up a sign. You got that famous lady in the, you know, from the first term screaming no. When Trump was elected. And it says, three and a half more years as he's. As he's flying it sort of by the window, which I found to be very, very comical indeed. Comical indeed. So we got. Let's see what else. We have our video. Let's look what else. Yeah, I wanted to put this up. Michael Rappaport just totally brutalizes Coil. Thank you. Yeah, yeah. Sir John, I think you. Were you in that, too? I think you were in that, too, that Coil program. But it was a great program, man. I was like. I was like, one of these days I'm gonna tell a story about how I became a millionaire by writing the stupidest, dumbest blog post known to man. And I'm gonna document it. I'm gonna say, I made 5,000 XRP and I became a multi millionaire. Like, how did you make all your money writing. Can I read one of your articles? I guess, you know, show them the one about how you could send poop anonymously to somebody. Sure, I. Why not? I guess you could. I envisioned Ferris Bueller's Next Day off about how that would go broker on Wall Street. And then I talk about the whole. Imagine a story about, you know, how it might pan out. Yeah, I became a multimillionaire because I wrote in some dumb blog program. But here is Michael Rapaport actor he was. He used to call Trump all kinds of horrible names. Hated him, hated him. But he. No one say he's a huge Trump fan. But he. I think he did vote for Trump. But I think he sort of gradually started seeing how loony the left was. Especially after what happened on the October 7th with the, with the attack from, you know, on Israel. I think he got really swayed his mind on what was going on. Liberal versus conservative. But he toasts Mandani here who's running for mayor. Now listen to this. Some bad language I'm just going to say. Not me saying it, but Bradaport. I like to listen to his tirades. I find them funny. So here we go.
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Michael Rappaport
Close. We're this close to having Zoron the become mayor of New York City. Unless you wake up this artist 2 bit terror supporting rich Nepo baby con artist is shoveling shit, throwing shit at you and motherfuckers are eating it up. This socialist communist fraud is leading the polls to become mayor of New York City. This guy is exactly, he is exactly what he pretends to be against and never had a real job in his life. Silver spoon. Born with a silver spoon so far up his. That's why he's always smiling so so much. I'm Zoron the Are you smiling so much that perpetual fake grin. Can't believe this guy is running leading. I can't believe this guy is leading the polls to become mayor of New York City. What a insult. You're eating the. He is shoveling down your throat like a 50 cent hot dog from Papaya King. And I guarantee you Zorin has no idea what what a 50 cent hot dog from Papaya King tastes like. Because he's not from New York. He's not from New York. He's not a New Yorker. He doesn't think like a New Yorker. He doesn't walk like a New Yorker. He doesn't talk like a New Yorker. Have we lost our ability to sniff out bullshit? This used to be like the number one trait New Yorkers could sniff out. Bullshit. Have we lost our ability to sniff out bullshit? This motherfucker is this close to becoming mayor in Gracie Mansion. If he wins, he's gonna break your heart like the Boston Red Sox broke New York's heart in 2004. Wake the up. November is right around the corner.
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Chip
I don't think he likes Zoron the moron. That's what I'm gonna assert. I'm gonna think he doesn't like him. I don't Know, he's not wrong. I mean, you know, he's a special, funny way of saying it, but Zoron the. That has got to catch on. Zoron the. I love that. That's pretty funny. Another news, man. I, I just. Another news. We're going to talk a little bit about Tulsi Gabbard. She was talking about the historic peace deal. Man, this got zero. We didn't hear anything about this. It was, It's. I don't know where this has been on the news. At least I haven't seen it. But let's, let's. She's here. She's talking about this historic peace deal they've been shooting for 35 years.
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Tulsi Gabbard
A truly historic day. And, you know, under this president's leadership, this historic, historic peace deal has been truly made into reality. When people actually go back and look at the history, you hit the high points there. These two countries have been in some form of conflict, sometimes very bloody, other times a very tense situation where conflict could spark out again at any moment for over 35 years. So for this event to happen today, again, President Trump said in some of his remarks today that his aspiration, his greatest aspiration as president is to bring about peace and stability. This is yet another example of his effective leadership that brought these two leaders together in a way that, that hasn't happened before. And I can tell you there was a lot of work that led to this moment. This wasn't something that just happened overnight. Again, when you look at over 35 years of conflict under President Trump's leadership, he encouraged and helped move along this ongoing negotiation between these two leaders and their countries that led to this truly historic and great event.
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Chip
Pretty amazing. And silence from the media, the mainstream media, anyway. And then this is President Trump after they went ahead and signed this historic peace deal. This is him with the president of Azerbaijan. Let's listen to this. This is. This is classic Trump right here. He's showing around his office, he's showing him his hats. Check this out.
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President Trump
They love this. For your wife. Good stuff.
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Chip
Thank you.
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President Trump
Can you put the key in here? Whoever's taking it, that's important to. Not to lose that.
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Chip
Okay, good.
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President Trump
I had this one for you, but I like that box better. And that one for you. You know, you're not allowed to run them, so. Because everyone. I'm 28 points higher than anybody. Everybody wants me to run. But including, you know, it's funny, you hear that?
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Chip
Everybody wants us. Wants me to run in 2020. He's got a truck he's showing the President of azerbaijan the. The 20, Trump 2028 hat. And what's funny about that is he goes, everybody wants me to run. I'm 20, 28 points up. And he goes, the President says, including us. I'll back that up a little. This is pretty good points higher than anybody.
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President Trump
Everybody wants me to run, but including. It's funny. So this drives me crazy. Look, four more years ago.
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Chip
Fantastic, fellas.
- [49:31]
President Trump
Come on.
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Chip
Grab what you want.
- [49:32]
President Trump
It's okay.
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Chip
You go to. You go visit the White House and you get a bunch of merch, you know what I mean? A bunch of Trump merch. You can wear it back on the, on the plane, you know, Trump 20, 28, four more years. I mean, it's just phenomenal. He's like, including us. We want you to run again too. He's. This is the second historic. He had the one in Africa. He's got this one. I mean, it's, it's, it's incredible, man. I mean, what a Great first couple. 200 days it has been. Zoron is a Slavic name. Zora means. Zor means down. Zoron is the one born at dawn. Okay, I like Zoron. The. That rhymes. That's nice. No Christmas for. On the. I love that, man. That's very good. Thank you for the, thank you for the, the. The lesson there on the Slavic name there. Appreciate that. Really appreciate that. Let's see what else we have. Let's go to the yeti, guys. We have four people in the yeti drawing. This is great odds. One in four chance. Guys, type in yeti, would you please? I mean, this is, this is remarkable that you guys have not done any of this yet. This. I don't know what. I don't know what to say, guys, but this is. You could win. Let me go ahead and put Zuberi, Zuberry up here on the screen so you guys can check out Zuberry. Zuberi is the name of the. This badass yeti. And there he is right there. Hang on a second and post him up on the screen. There he is. His name is Zuberry. Zuberry. And he is a bad Blue tribe. He is a titan. And he is ready for battle. He is battle ready. Look at that. So let's see what the. Let's see. Blue tribe got blue eyes, his helmet, sword, Rocky background Titan. So he is 16 rarity on the, on the, on that bit of it. So there you have it, guys. Type it in. I want to see you guys. Somebody win this. We got nine okay, it's getting better. We are getting there. We are absolutely 100. Getting there. Starting to turn into something good. And let's see, what else did I want to do here? I think I had another video to play. Oh. So these. This is two things that I wanted to. First of all, as I always say, hashtag liberalism is a mental disorder. I fully believe that people are out of their minds. Like, there's. It's all about feelings. Like an outrageous feelings. Like, you know, we get mad. I mean, it's so funny. Someone will talk to me. I hate Trump. Like, yeah, okay, he's an asshole. Great. I don't care. I really don't care. They go, he's the biggest jerk ever lived the planet, and I hate him. Great. But if you start talking about strawberries or talk about politics, my God, they're just like that vein, and their head starts bubbling and about ready to pop, and they get all mad and angry. So this is what I'm talking about. Here's a valedictorian. I don't know the school. I'm assuming it's a high school, but a valedictorian could be a college, who knows? But this is a valedictorian that. This is her speech. She gets up there, and you have to. You know, you're the smartest person in the school, so. The smartest. I don't know what smartest person from this school means, but look at how brave and. And just how incredibly daring this is. Listen to what she says here. Use my language. But to that, I say ice. And the Trump administration, they're all clapping. She's all serious. F Eyes and f. The Trump administration. And look at the knucklehead behind her. Oh, yes, you've learned well. We've indoctrinated you in a great way. Look at this. Look at them clapping over here. Look at this. Look at. Almost like crapping. Oh, yeah. Can't believe she said it. Stunning. So brave. Incredible. And listen to the crowd. I mean, what the. What kind of school? What is. Where is this school? I don't know where this school is.
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President Trump
Language.
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Chip
But today, excuse my language. I'm gonna say the F word twice here. F eyes and F Trump, man. Stunning. Brave. Just what a display. What a display. Never shared. Nelson says, never share your thoughts on politics or religion to others. Oh, yeah, yeah, you can always share. It just doesn't. It doesn't end up well. Poor thing is so brainwashed, says Sergeant. Oh, no, that's art. Sir John says hating. The most successful is the pivot of the socialist thoughts. There you go. Yeah. Baby clips. I don't have any baby clips. I always have baby clips. I didn't find any good ones. Nothing that I could really share. I might have to play the Howard Dean one again since that's so good. But listen, just. This is a real broad. This is an actress and she has a podcast and she's serious. Listen to what she says about white people going to certain kinds of restaurants. This is the definition of liberalism is a mental disorder. Listen to this. Had it with.
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Unnamed Actress
Oh, white people. Oh, that triple trumped.
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Chip
Yeah.
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Unnamed Actress
That have the nerve and the audacity to walk into a Mexican restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, an Indian restaurant, go to perhaps their gay hairdresser. I don't think you should be able to enjoy anything but Cracker Barrel. And if you want a triple Trump and you want to browbeat dei, you want to browbeat gay people and you want to browbeat black people as you've been doing for 400 years, and you want to browbeat.
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Chip
This woman does not know her history. Let's go back to the civil rights bill in Congress. Who was one that stifled it? That's right, it was the Democrats. Who is the racist in the White House saying ends will vote for us for the next hundred years. That's right. These people who. The Jim Crow laws, I mean, like they've twisted history so much they don't even know what's going on. But Republicans for over 400 years, first of all, term Republican hasn't been around that long and Lincoln was the first technically sort of Republican. These people are out of their minds. They're insane. She doesn't think that a white person. Listen to this. I can't. I tripled voted Trump. There you go. Yes, Tick, but I'm not allowed. By the way, I had Mexican yesterday and I had Japanese today. Just saying. I'm just letting you know. But she doesn't think I only have to eat a Cracker Barrel. Right. I don't know what the logic is behind that and why. And so how somehow we're racist against black people. More black people voted for Trump this time than any other time in history. Almost a record, right? I mean, if you eliminate some of the stuff in 60s, but you know, how many people voted blacks voted for Trump, how many Asians voted for Trump? But I'm the white guy and I'm not supposed to be. This is insane. This isn't some insane logic that I should be going to Cracker Barrel. By the way, I don't even Like Cracker Barrel, their breakfast is okay. But this is what she thinks. Browbeat this generation. So this is her logic. I shouldn't be able to, to be able to go to and visit my gay hairdresser because we beat gay people. First of all, there are more gay people than at any time in history that voted for a republic Republican. Okay? So she doesn't even have her facts right. And that's one of the reasons they lost, because they're so out of touch with the, with reality.
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Unnamed Actress
This generation of immigrants that come over here and open up businesses, earnestly pay their taxes, you want to demonize them and call them rapists?
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Chip
No, we want them to come in legally and come in the right way. That's what we want. We love, we love legal immigration. We look forward to legal immigration. What? The best and brightest coming here. And we want them assimilate just like any country wants. Every country wants that. Right. You don't want people coming into Croatia that aren't going to respect, you know, Croatia and its laws and its amazing culture. No, you're not going to do that. You're going to go in the uk, disrespect it and not assimilate, not learn the language. Now, language, culture, borders is what defines a country. Those are the pro. And if you start disrespecting them, then nobody watching their country. This is something in the US Felons.
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Unnamed Actress
All this when the felon is the teeny weeny mushroom, piece of kinkles McTaco tits at the top of the ticket. I have had it from top to bottom, white people, that triple Trump should be banned, boycotted from enjoying the best thing that America has to offer, which is multiculturalism. Get your fat asses out of the Mexican restaurant. Get your fat asses over to Cracker Barrel because no, nobody wants to see your smug ass, teeny weeny pink arm, big gut around. Nobody wants to see that. No one.
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Chip
So he wants to see that. The people that own Mexican restaurants, they love seeing that. They hope more of those white people come in there and eat the food. That's what they hope. I mean, this is insane. I don't even understand what, what, what's going on. These people, they're absolutely out of mind. Yeah. Such an angry woman. I mean, anger, like. And it's like, I hate Trump. I'm like, I don't care. I'm just gonna point out how, you know, a Nepalese Indian and Mexican cooks are cooking Italian restaurants as cultural appropriations. Good point. That's right. Is Nepalese Indian Mexican Cooks cooking in Italian restaurants. Culture appropriation. Oh, no, no. Only. It's. Only if it's white people. Sorry. Sorry, Sir John. You lose, lg. Yep, that's. That's what I was referring to. LBJ said we'll have them ends voting Democrat for the next. I think it was 50 or 100 years. That's what he said. It's on. It's on tape if you want to listen to it. Trump voters are the best tippers. That's another good point. It's a very good point. The total not history lesson by this previous trophy wife. Previous. I'd like you to put previous now a box trophy in the attic but somehow covered online. Yeah, I don't know. They have something to say. Yeah, that's. Let's see. Art once wonders if she's a lesbian. I don't know. I really don't know. Democrats equal most racist in 1800s and plantation owners. Republicans equal freed the slaves. Well, that's what you know. God. Well, I don't understand you, John Doe. How is it you know your history? What are you. What are you talking about? You and your history lesson over here. Oh, okay. That was UCLA Valve Victorian. Thank you for that. So that was. That was college. Oh, that's so stunning and brave. Thank you for that, Charles. UCLA valedictorian. Wow. This. Well, good luck. I guess you're not going to go work for any Republican companies anytime soon. So, Sir John saying, why are liberals so impolite? Always swearing and cursing. That is so true. Waffle. God bless America. There you go. It's like that taco truck where the Mexican dude says the tacos are great and there you have it. There you have it, people. There you have it. Wanted to go over. I got a couple of. Let's see, what do we got here? Yeah, I got some Babylon bees to hit. And then I've got this. I always like these quotes by Thomas Soul. If you guys not read any Thomas Soul, I recommend him highly. He's one of the best conservative legends that we have. He says this. He says, no political message has proven to be more welcome in countries around the world, in both democratic and undemocratic nations and among people of every race and culture. Than the message that your problems are not your fault, but the fault of others. And it is they who must change, not you, Thomas. This guy's phenomenal. Yeah, it's not. This is what they always preach. It's like, oh, no, you don't have any personal responsibility. That's the other thing, too. You Know, the big definition or I guess the sort of defining statement would be that the Democrats, the left is always victims somebody else. And on the right, we go back to the founders of the country and it was all about self preservation, self sustaining. It comes from the individual. My individual efforts being better as best I can be. You know, it was all sort of this individual vice, freedom versus a group think. So the people that are all brainwashed and group think and told what to say. Yeah, that's pretty much what goes down on the left. So, guys, we have 13 in here. Somebody has a one in 13 chance of winning a badass yeti. So there you go. When you have a weak argument, says Art, you yell louder. That's true. You just get angry. And she started with the obscenities and this and that and your tinies. And it's always comes the personal attacks too. That's the one thing. They can't ever have an argument without bringing personal stuff into an argument because they just don't have anything. They don't have any new ideas. They don't work. You know, that they. You know, Rush Limbaugh always said they never compete in the idea arena of ideas. They don't just yell at stuff, angry at stuff. This stuff should be fixed. Straw man. But they're never going to come out with like, hey, this is how it's going to work. This is what I'm promising. No, there's none of that. So let's go ahead, let's go pull the trigger. We've got 13 in here. That's enough. It's a very low amount. Somebody has a really good shot at winning a badass yeti tonight. Let's see who it's going to be. Let me go ahead and put some music on here so we can listen. Let's see, what do we got? No, it's not risky. See, here we go, people. Let's go ahead and pull it. Ready? Hang on. We put it on. Ready? Let's go. May the best person win. Go. Cash Velocity wins. Man, I almost called it too early. Cash Velocity, are you in here? If you are in here, I need to hear from you that you are here. So please say that you are here. Oh, no. Charles is here. Charles can win as long as he doesn't want to within 30 days. Rush, let's go. New charge. New yeti. Dang, I thought you had that too, man. I always hate that too. It just stops. There it is. No messing around. Cash Velocity is on it. Dude, he doesn't even say it. Was here. He just had the wallet address ready. All right, man, let me go ahead and grab that. I'm gonna go to YouTube. I'm gonna grab that, because for some reason I don't know what it is, but I can't grab it in this program. But I will grab it right here. And I gotta also notate the. Let's see. This is a blue tribe. This is the wrong. I'm in the wrong sheet here. There we go. Let's go. Let's go. What is the number of this badass? Yeah, I don't even know if I know what it is. Let's see. Oh, wow. This is weird. All right, let me see what this. Let me see what this badass yeti is. That's badass yeti 49. You want badass yeti? Blue tribe number 49. And that was run cash. Cash velocity. Here we go. Gave me your wallet address. Grab it one more time here. Let's see. All right, so get your. Let me go ahead and scan this puppy and I'm sending it off to you, man. Here he goes. Ready? Here we go. Gotta go ahead and scan it. We'll be ready to go. Let's see here. Verify, man. It's verified. It is verifying right now. And pretty soon we will see something very cool. Boom. Submitted successfully. There it is. So you now are the proud owner of this badass yeti right here. The name Zuberi. The mission, total destruction. Let's go ahead and put them back up there one more time. Congratulations, Cash velocity. Awesome win. Here we go. There he is, Zuberry. There he is. Ready to rock. Ready to do some destruction. He gots to love that, man. You got to love it. So beautiful. Beautiful. Oh, DNI is in here. Beautiful, man. Off topic question, crypto. Has ZBCN come across anyone's radar these days? Sort of reminded me of how XRP was in 2018 or so. I'm not familiar with it. DNI. I'm not familiar with it at all. Never even heard zbcn. I don't even know what that is. So I do not know. No, I don't know anything about it. Nobody's bitching about rigged. You're bitching about it right now. There you go. Yeah, absolutely, Cash. Beautiful. He may not be a psychopathic. He bent. He's. Yet he's bent on destroying anything he comes across. Mostly liberals. I'll just say that they're not fond of them. DNI says I had I held a decent bag of zbcn. Could be a telecoin of this bull run, what's it trading at right now? The zbcn. What is the. What's the trading thing? That's weird. I've never even heard about it. Good. Chill tonight. Thanks for everything and all the OTC people fam that showed up. I'm curious about that. I got a couple more stories to run through here and. And then we'll get out of here. We will get out of here. I got some Babylon B stories which are always kind of fun. And then we will be done. We'll be out of here. Moving on. Moving on, people. All right, here we go. What is it? What is the. Oh,.005. Interesting. Okay, very good. That sounds like. Where do you. Is it on Z? I gotta write that thing down. Zb what is it? Oh, Z back. Gotcha. Z back. Gotcha. I've heard of evac. Okay. I don't know anything about it though. From a point of view. If it needs to do anything, need to go, gotta go to work. Beautiful man. Excellent. 0051 beautiful Solana ex. Okay. The X ADP CEO board member on ZVECK. Okay, yeah, I've heard the name. Sort of bantered about. Couple last stories, then we'll get out of here. WNBA warrants. If you throw anything on the court, you'll be forced to attend 10 more WNBA games. The Babylon Bee does not miss. They are just fantastic. Walmart responds to Sydney Sweeney's ad with a commercial featuring a sexy dad and cargo shorts. Bill has great shorts. There you go. Then the fake Indian Warren. Elizabeth Warren endorses the real Indian, Zoran the moron. So you've got Pocahontas and endorsing Zoron. The. Gotta love it. You gots to love it. And then one more. One more banger here. Texas begins construction on a northern border wall to keep Democrat lawmakers from returning. And on the sign on the wall it says Democrats stay out with two skulls on there. There you have it. There you have it. Everybody at point 50. I'd be happy to. Heart attack. So Rather not. Yeah, beautiful. Have you seen the Trump Great jeans? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I played that here. I played that the other night here. DNI says they do streaming payroll in real time. When you work, you get paid by the minute, hour, day, however it's program. Yeah, that's cool. I mean, you know, Ripple could do that too. They can stream payments too, but I don't really know anything more. That seems like the. I hope there's more features to it, but who knows why anything would go up anything go for any reason. So great, guys. Really appreciate you guys. I am out of here. Jeff will be back on Wednesday night, and we'll do another fun show. And I'm glad to have him back. It's always great having him here. Never fun doing, you know, pulling duty here. We got to do everything yourselves. Always a pain in the ass. So as we. That's all we have tonight. And Chip and Jeff soon to be on here. We are out of here. Chip, are you down with otc? Please, like, subscribe and click the bell.
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