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Ripple’s Next Move | XRP Becomes Programmable | Sharia Law Rejected | Trump vs Media War
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Oh, my God. Welcome to on the Chain. This is Jeff here with co host Chip. What is going on, Chip? What's going on? Everybody out there in the on the Chain community, thanks for hanging in there. Chip and I were hanging out, talking, watching videos.
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We're like, oh, we had some technical difficulty, too.
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Well, yeah, there were a little bit of Mike technical difficulties, but we were getting those worked out. Looked at the clock. We're like, oh, my God. Oh, my God. Show's about to start. Show started. Here we are. Welcome to on the Chain. This morning, we're going to be diving into Ripple's next move. The on chain economy is here. That's right. And XRP is becoming programmable. That's going to be interesting. Let's see what's going to happen with all of these amazing developments that are coming over to the XRPL and beyond. We'll look at what this means for the future of money. And then. And then we're going to be jumping straight into the political battlefield. So Trump versus the press. Press versus Trump. Press versus reality. Florida is standing strong and Europe still on the edge. I don't know what's going on with Europe, but there are some big moves coming out of Italy. But let's go, man. We definitely don't want to miss this one.
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Gotta go. Let's do it. Welcome to on the Chain. Oh. Oh. Guys, where are you coming in from today? Where is everybody coming in from?
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132. Looks like Chip has problems booting up the Commodore.
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Oh, man. I got zero problems anymore. All the problems are relying.
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We're holding here over on my side.
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Oh, yeah, we had some microphones. Still have a microphone. Weird issue going on that we haven't solved, but very strange, but it's good. Good morning from South Carolina. Art. We're winning. There's so much. I was talking about, buddy, yesterday and saying there was so much winning going on. Like, I just. It's like there's more winning and there's more craziness and disconnected from reality on the other side. It's just. It's hard to even understand. Like, it's.
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If.
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If we had thought about this five, 10 years ago, 20 years ago, we would have been, like, shocked if this is where we are in society. But this is what happens when you start believing your own bs. When you start believing your own bs, you'll convince yourself of anything. And we'll talk about that as well. Bamboo, xrp. Whoa. Hey now. Hey, now. Wow, that's a lot.
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Damn. Chef's coming in from Oakhamus, Okamus, Michigan.
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Whoa. She said about from back from Punta Gorda. Yeah, Punta Gorda on the west coast over there.
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Florida is represented here. Pretty strong from Celebration all the way to Kendall.
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The free state of Florida, let me add.
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Free state.
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You got Art right below there. Not too far from. From Celebration, which we have a great good times. So Art, actually Kane Kots over there was bringing up a good point. He says, yo, lads, it's been a while for me and I see the subs haven't shifted at all. Anything happening with that? Why is that? It's pretty obvious. We have been shadow banned for maybe it's close to four years. We were on ascend up, we hit 26 very fast and then started coming down.
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And then it just.
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We keep losing subsequent subs. As we pick up, we lose more. So it's just a steady decline. That's really what it is. Don't listen to anything you heard from YouTube. They are not. They went before the, the. The one of the committees over there in the congress and they're like, oh no, we. We're gonna put everybody back on. And then when people try to get back on YouTube, they were canceled. No, now. Oh, we're not doing that yet. Sorry. We still have the old, you know, policies in place. So that's what it was. Um, he says, I hear that word a lot. What is it? What that means is you don't come up in searches. It's very difficult to find the. When. When somebody, for example, when we go live, I don't get a. I don't get an announcement. Maybe some of you randomly get it. I've got three accounts on YouTube. I get zero. I get zero notifications. Sometimes I'll get one at 8:20. So that's what it means. Shadow bad. Yeah. Your channel's still live. Yeah, you're. You're still. You can sort of find us, but it gets very difficult to find. You don't come up. The algorithm is completely shifted where it buries you everywhere that it can. Where you'll get the same fudsters talking about, what are you gonna do with XRP Hits? 1100 dollars? You'll get that stuff, but you won't get anybody talking about reality. Anybody doing, you know, some commentary on the geopolitical and how it's connected to decentralization. You won't get any. That, no, that's not allowed. But people fighting and giving you complete nonsense. That stuff is 100%. And half the stuff I see with these influencers they continue to rise. They hit 100,000. They keep going up because they don't talk about politics. That's the first mistake you can make is do not talk about politics. And I also think too, one of the things I've noticed that on X, even though Elon's been running X for a couple years now, they have legacy code. There will be some links. When I try to share it in a dm, it won't share it, just won't share it. It's. It's. It's banned from legacy code. So sometimes legacy code, even though they might want to change, even though they might want to make a change, once you're shadow banned, once you are, you know, shoved down in the mix, you're done. That's it. Your channel's pretty much over. Well, it takes.
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Somehow it's got to filter out.
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Yeah, it just. Well, it filters us out because there's no way. People come here all the time. They're like, oh, my God, you guys should have. Yeah, I mean, we have a. The thing is, we have a very loyal fan base, which we really, you know, are very appreciative of. And there's a lot of new people that kind of come in. And there's a lot of OGs too, in the space. Like, hot. You're like one of the ones. Yeah, I remember taking the piss out of the years ago. It's still the same. Yeah, it's got. It's got a little bit progressively worse. But look, I mean, we're not going to complain about it. We're going to continue to do it, but it happens. What are you gonna do?
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Plus, we got. We got the audio podcast, so lots of people tune in on the audio podcast, which is always great to see.
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Actually, more people tune in on the audio podcast, which is why you'll hear either myself or Jeff explain what's going on. If we play a video, you'll hear us talking about it. It's not for you guys. You guys can see it. We're doing it for the audio podcast because they're. They hear noise or they hear. If. If it's visual. You got to explain what's happening so that they understand.
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There you go. See that?
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Well, the best thing to do, we, We. We. We've been airing the same three days for, I want to say, four and a half, maybe five years now. So what I thought would be pretty good to do is to be able to set up somewhere on the website where you can go to the website and download, watch it there you know, well or download a notification for either for iOS or for Android. That way you download it and it has all the times on that way your phone oh pops up and you know that it's errands. It's always the same. It's 8 o' clock on Wednesdays and Sunday nights at eastern time and then at 8am on ish 8am ish 8am today when I went a little anywhere.
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Between 8 to 815 start times.
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But also too, we are making some changes around here. We are elevating since since the coffee brand is doing well and, and since that we originally had this intent everything was format around Badass Yetis Badass this Badass we got the Badass Chimps are going to be minting soon. Over at XRP Cafe. We got some other things in the works and so Jeff and I just kind of put our thinking caps on and said, you know, it doesn't really. The brand is bigger than just the chimps or the yetis or the yowies or whatever it's going to be. So we've, we've rebranded as Badassery and I'm going to show you the very first commercial or the, for the, for the Badassery coffee brand. The URL doesn't work. It will work this week, but we're going to change that. Badass Yeti's coffee will, will still, will still go to the right place, but we're rebranding it as Badassery Coffee. And again, Badassery will be the sort of like parent name. That way it gives us a lot of flexibility in what we can do and what we can roll out.
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Be the Badass rebrand.
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Badass Rebrand. So here, here is the badass the very first commercial rolling out for the Badassery brand. And just so you know, badassery coffee.com doesn't work yet, but it will this week and still go to badass yetis.com and grab and buy your coffee.
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You guys are getting a sneak peek.
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And thank you for everybody that patronizes it. But here we go. Let's get your opinion on this. Here we go.
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Five bucks for a latte. Half of that feed some hipsters Avocado toast habitat paired with an oat milk manifesto. Quit financing coffee fads you don't need. It's time to rebel. Your badass great grandpa had only one tin cup and brewed his coffee over an open fire. We roast to order, ship free and keep every bean bold enough to wake the dead or at least her 9am meeting. We make coffee that punches Mondays in the face. Badassery Coffee Fresh, fierce, great roasted, fresh, ship free. Chaos pending. Order now at badasserycoffee.com badasserycoffee.com There you have it.
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There you have it, guys. I love it.
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Punch one day in the face. Funny.
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Did we mention the show is brought to you today by Badass Badass Recovery.
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That has coffee.
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Badassery, baby. Badassery, people.
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Right?
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So there you have it. Let's get into some news here, Jeff. I think it's probably Badass.
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Badass coffee. Is there a badass coffee?
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Oh, there's a badass everything. I'm not worried about getting sued at all because Badassery is the name of a brand, and Badassery is gonna. People said, oh, you. Are you worried about getting sued by yeti? I'm like, well, first of all, the yeti people that make these cups or coolers, they don't even. They never mention a yeti at all. It's just Y, E, T, I. It's like. It's just a random word. The guy said he thought about that when he named it, but there's no relation to. So I'm like, does anybody have dibs on Sasquatch or Bigfoot or, you know, so.
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No.
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No.
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Badass coffee. Badassery. It's different.
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It is different. Yeah, it is different. And of course, it does feature the bags won't change for the Badass. Yetis will still stay the same. We'll add probably some new ones, but again, it gives us more flexibility, especially if we add some coffee that features the badass chimps on it. So it would change Badass Brew. We actually do own One of the URLs I think is Badass Brew.
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Yep.
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I think Badass Brew, I think is one of the ones, but that one is a little too close. If I make sure Badassery is like the badassery.
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That's why it's.
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Oh, yeah, I'm familiar. I'm familiar with the brand, but. But you know what their brand doesn't do? It doesn't roast it to order. It sits on a shelf for six to nine months, and then by the time you get it, you're like, oh, this coffee tastes a little not so good. It's like. It's like. It tastes okay.
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I got.
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So.
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And it's. And they're badass, as happens to be a. A donkey logo. So they're badass from it, which is a.
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Which is a poor choice because it represents. That's the same logo that represents the Democrat Party. Just saying, right? Yeah, I'm just saying. So. That's right.
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It's very poor choice.
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Yeah.
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Poor choices being made.
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Well, you guys, you know what I say is, you know, you guys check out which one you like and buy the one you like. If you like badass coffee, buy it. Bad ass. You see it because it's an ass. I get it. See, that's the other thing too. This is based off an ass. Ours is named off the phrase that's very badass. So maybe there's a double sort of meaning. So this is. Looks like it's coffee from. Where is it from? Is this from Hawaii? Coffee. Hawaii. There you go. Hawaii. Hawaii.
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Oh, Hawaii.
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Hawaii, man. All right. It is. All right, let me. I'm gonna go ahead and let's get into some stuff here. I want to put this guy on here. Let's cue this puppy up and we'll get this thing ready for going on. There we go. So this was posted by Ripple X here and I'll play the video in a second. But this is says the next generation of money requires transaction freedom and a structure that guarantees open access and reliability. Tune into episode three of On Chain Economy. Of course you can watch that. Arthur Sabin since of CEO of Build with Grove explains how the Pocked network helps decentralize the XRPL EVM chain sidechain. I should say built on Cosmos and connected through Axelar key to making XRP fully programmable. And Jeff teased that a little bit at the beginning. So what we'll do is we'll play the video here and then we'll come back and chat about. It's a short video trying to build.
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The future of money here in this space. You can't have money just fail because of infrastructure failure. You should have the ability to have freedom of transaction.
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Right? Sure. Leveraging XRPL EVM infrastructure.
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It's interesting. The infrastructure bad.
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If the infrastructure fails, it's not a good. Not a good look. But that is all possible. And then the next thing we want to talk about too is I would just say like probably one of the best things that comes out every single month. Dan Fisher's he puts out. He does a lot of phenomenal work. He basically will hunt down and put together amazing newsletter that has every possible cool thing that's going on. So this is. We probably can't get into everything here because it is. He does a really good job of how in depth it is. But I will say this, that it's still, it's one of the things I look forward to. So when it drops I go through it and kind of check everything out. But he this is a September edition of the XRPL Community Summary. Catch up on some of this month's key developments. Share any Everything I missed in the comments and really doesn't miss much. I mean you couldn't jam pack this with any more good stuff. Here's a feature on the Joey Wallet Onboarding guide which talks about the ease of use and Joey Wallet will be something else too that you'll be able to connect to XR XRP Cafe if you have the Joey Wallet, you can don't necessarily just need just the Zombin Wallet. But again, it's the same people from XRP Cafe First Ledger, the same people behind the Joey Wallet. So of course their wallet's going to connect. So we'll say Zaman Wallet, but Joey Wallet connects as well. And here they are talking about how easy it is to use XRP scans new amendment voting timeline for example, the token escrow provides more visibility into validator operation, encourages productive feedback and dialogue within the community, which is good XRP scan. You guys probably know that it's good to go check out stuff from time to time. Zama Wallets Update eliminates this is a big one, Jeff. I always hated setting trust lines and I never liked setting trust lines. But the Zombie Wallet update will eliminate trust lines if you're doing a token transfer. So the trend is clear. Users experience XRPL's efficiency without the extra steps and it's just not even fun to do it. So this is a huge development, especially with all the new tokens. If you go over to First Ledger, you can see all the meme tokens that are there. It just makes everyone's life a lot easier. So this is a very cool thing, sending tokens without the trust line. I don't know how they're doing that. Probably setting a trust line in the background because they haven't changed the xrpl. But again, the whole idea of creating software is to create less friction and to create so it's easier for people to use. And nobody likes sending trust lines. So there you go. The credentials amendment went live. This advances compliance features on the XRP ledger, streamlines the identity verification, enabling regulated interactions that protect users and market here's Vets post right here. I was, I I reached out the vet and said hey, you're going to be over at Swell. And he's like dude, I'm not going. I was like oh man, I was looking forward to meeting you. I always miss vet at like meeting in person. I met a lot of the guys over there, especially at xr, you know P Cafe, first Ledger, but I've not met him in person yet. Also the Here's a thread about from Ripple Engineer Kenny with an educational breakdown on the credentials and how they empower developers and businesses. This is a very good one, something we normally would cover but again we just don't have the time to, you know, here we'd be here much later. XRPL Commons announced Game Chain this is a gaming ecosystem on the XRPL EVM sidechain currently live on testnet. Pearsit sees this as a natural fit since XRP and the network deliver the speed of gaming demands. As you can see, this is jam packed Crypto Eddie's overview of the XRPL Commons collaboration with B3 Spotlights, XRP rewards and X Aid. It's a test net launches Bridges Entertainment and XRP utility Powered by Pure Sits XRPL EVM sidechain offers new ways to earn through gaming experiences. Like there's so much stuff going on Jeff. We can't even keep up with all the cool stuff that's going on. It's like an amazing amount of stuff right here and there's just going to.
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Be more and more a lot of development.
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It's so great to see how it's exploded and I was like this is one of the more exciting updates that I've seen. And again Dan does a great job of compiling stuff. He can't put everything in here but just the, the. The sheer vast stuff. This ha. This is just September if you think about it. AI Agent app is in public beta. This is AI Agent Run the terminal is live trade analyze and strategic strategize. Strategic. Strategic. What was that word? Strategic strategy. All in a natural language. There you go right there. So bringing AI to the, you know, automated sort of. Yeah. Do this is. I believe this is Shen's team that does this if I'm not mistaken.
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Is it AI Agent or AI Gent?
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It's a. It's a gent. It's like a T. It's a spin on agent but AI gent. So yeah, this is another cool thing which you can basically automate trading strategy and optimize everything like in one place. It's very cool. I haven't tried it yet but one of these times these around to it chain analysis added XRPL tokens improving compliance update enhances the security of the XRP holders through robust monitoring mugging tasks within a thriving ecosystem. Again, more cool stuff. So I would, I would go follow Dan Fisher and he's. He runs community for Ripple. Does a fantastic job. I'm hoping. I'm looking forward to meeting Dan up at the Ripple swell in a couple weeks which I will be there. I'm excited. First time going to that. Crypt and Writer puts out great stuff as well. He puts an in depth exploration of XRPL lending mechanics clarifies yield generations, risks and rewards. Lays it all out. Ripple's 25 million dollar Rlus D donation to small businesses and veterans was done on chain channeling XRPL's efficiency into a worthy cause. And again so much stuff if you're not paying attention you might have missed it. Crypt and Writer does a crash course on permissioned decentralized exchange. It's worth the time to kind of run through that and I'll post this thing into the. So into the chat but I would guys recommend go following Dan Fisher and then also to. I would, you know, check this out when you get some time to go through stuff and more in depth. Ripple X Institutional Defi roadmap talks about the proposed lending protocol private transactions on the xrpl. This is another interesting development Private transactions Jeff. I don't know how that whole thing's going to work but again that's the next phase of Defy XRPL Commons Defi focused aquarium residence innovation. Jeff, this is just September. It's insane. Like you know, we don't even have time to go through it all. That's so crazy. Zaman's wallet integration integrates moonpay. You saw that the Joey Wallet has moonpay. And this, this, you know, talks about Fiat XRPL XRP flow holders can now cash out seamlessly right in the app. You don't have to send it somewhere else. You can do it right through the Zombie Wallet. Same thing with the Joey Wallet. There it is right there. Off ramping is now available. So again it's just getting so freaking cool. Full featured.
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Look at that.
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We're living in a good time. Jeff. XRP Soul talked about that. I know we covered that pretty.25.25 is.
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The focus on building and development chip. I think that's what it's all about.
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Yeah.
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25 the focus on getting out of the lawsuit. 26 is going to be massive. It's gonna. 26 is going to set the direction, it's going to set the tone of what happens, you know, in the future because we're also Going to start getting more regulatory clarity, you know, fine tuned here in the US there's some battles going on right now and we'll talk, talk about that in a little bit. You know, there's some, you know, going on and so we gotta kind of review exactly what all that means and what the outcome, what the outcome of that could be. But this, but the battle is being waged. It's a, this is a, a, a pure power struggle. And those that have held power for all these years aren't just going to say hey this technology is amazing, let's just allow it to happen. Think about, you know, even this AI gen.run what you can do. And people have been doing this for a long time, obviously self trade platforms. But now imagine you input AI and the brightest minds, the brightest trade minds can't outsmart and outwit AI potentially. So the question is even from a stock trade perspective, at what point does a stock trader that is managing an ETF or managing a mutual fund or managing your, your portfolio, at what point do they become irrelevant? They're, you know, or I won't say everyone get becomes irrelevant, but the bulk of the personnel become irrelevant. Like how many people do you actually need then if you have something like the AI gen that you can ask questions, it can set everything up for you. If you don't know how to do it, you don't necessarily have to know how to navigate it. It's like hey, I want to trade such and such, what do you recommend? And right away I'm like well how do you set up an automated trade? Because it says well you can set up an automated trade, you can swap tokens, you can explore on chain data, you can get market summaries. It's like okay, I'm interested, I want to know the top 10, what should I be investing in right now? What's high risk, what's low risk, what's medium risk? Boom, it tells up. And then you know, you can kind of go through it and say okay, I want to set up automated trades. What, what exactly is that? Well you can set up strategies with stop loss, take profits, reoccurring buys. Just describe what you want. But then you ask what do I want? How do I do it, what do I need? And here it is, you know, here's an example. You know, you tell it, set a stop loss, sell 100 XRP if the price drops below $0.50. I mean, how great is that? So now you can do all sorts of amazing chains on your cell that you could, that you would have to do multiple, multiple lines of trade. You know, if you wanted to sell off a little bit at every stop point here you can create a whole strategy and the agent is going to help you confirm it or even estimate fees in, in, in advance. It's going to help you create the automation. It can adjust automation, it can notify you on automation. And then you think about it as these agents are coming in, the, the other component of the agent running on an xrpl. I mean think about the, the trust line, the token analysis, the, the sell off. I mean all of the different components that go along with this, with the agent and all this stuff's obviously just, I mean it's happening at such a rapid pace right now. But then you, you put the parallel which is all the legacy financial infrastructure from the banking all the way down through government control, through the, from sovereign currency, you know, the battle over stable coin to a central bank, digital currency, all that stuff's being waged behind the scenes. Technology is amazing. Technology can only advance if all the regulatory and compliance comes into, into focus. In order for that to come into focus, those that manage and maintain power either have to be replaced or they have to become acceptant of what's happening. So there's all these different elements that, that have to happen, you know, in the interim. It's not going to happen overnight. You know, obviously a decade has passed since all this has been rolled out. So it's, you know, minimum 10 years. The financial system's been around longer than 10 years. So the, the power, the power echelon has been there much longer. And so they're not just going to say, hey, this is great, go ahead you guys, take it from here. We're out. Even though PayPal's been around a long time, but PayPal adhered to all the legacy principle. It was just kind of a digitized online credit card, so to speak. You know. So it's, it's interesting chip with, it's, it's really, it's amazing.
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Truly. It's an amazing time we live in. If you think about it, it's a really cool time we live in. I mean it's amazing to see all the cool stuff that's going on. This was kind of an interesting thing that kind of caught me off guard, but I was looking at this. So Charles Gasparino over there, Fox Business said a scoop. People are close to cz. You guys all know CZ from the Binance days. The former Binance chief who spent some time in the can because of the Biden administration's crackdown on all things crypto, says discussions inside the White House are heating up on the possibility of a pardon from Donald Trump. Many Trump insiders believe the fraud case against Chipeng Zhao, best known in the digital space as cz, was pretty weak and certainly not something that merited a felony charge in jail time. Trump, people close to CZ say, is leaning towards a pardon. Consider the source, which could set the stage for CZ's return to the crypto exchange, since he remains Finance's largest shareholder. Some in the White House are worrying about the optics of a pardon, given the president's business interests in crypto. So the situation is obviously fluid. That said, the decision is said to be soon. Keep in mind that these things often drag on much longer than expected, and the president does have more pressing matters that he's dealing with, like getting the Israeli hostages returned, ending the broader Gaza conflict as well as the one in Ukraine, atop the tariffs and trade deal with China. Story developing well, interestingly enough, Laura Loomer commented on this. She's like, why would anyone think it's a good idea to give cz, a Chinese national with Emirati citizenship? Why is there so much Islamic influence in the Trump administration? Who is pushing all the Islamic influence? You know, who gets Emirati citizenship when they weren't born in the uae? People who are trying to evade punishment for crimes. Another terrible part and idea that I'm sure someone's getting paid a lot of money to push. It's like people are just trying to set up the administration at this point. And here CZ says Laura, thank you for tagging me. I'm not a Chinese national, haven't been for 30 years. I have been a Canadian for 30 years, just like you. I would need a visa should I wish to visit China. Also, many top US Entrepreneurs get UAE citizenship. UAE is one of the safest and modern countries in the world. I implore you to visit sometime. Please do not project your stereotypes on others. Many thanks. Laura said you were born in China. UAE is where people go to live when they want to evade the law. Hence the reason why you're running a campaign to get a pardon. It's just more baggage that MAGA doesn't need. But I'm sure you're paying people very well who make enough phone calls to make sure that you get what you need. And yeah, the whole thing was kind of blowing up. CZ also said this. Yeah, that was funny too. That's because we had to talk about that.
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Cz1 yeah, we'll bring that up here in a minute. Yeah.
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With 1.8 million followers, investigative journalists. Couldn't get my nationality right. It's public info. Simple Google would do. Or are they writing with motives? So, you know, so now he's going after Laura, saying that she's an investigative journalist.
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That's assuming, you know, what is.
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Well, he was born. He was born in China.
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That's all, you know, that's assuming that we really know. Right. And that. That's the bottom line. Yeah, he was born in China. What's the influence? Even though he left 30 years ago, is there any influence whatsoever, you know, from the Chinese? Yeah, what's. Is there any connection? And that's the question, you know, and that's what she's questioning, I think, in. In that scenario. But he did leave China and he was in Canada. We know that there's a lot of nefarious actors out of China. We know that China places a lot of nefarious actors in different parts of the world. And we also know that any company of size out of China, when they reach a certain point, the Chinese government automatically gets a board seat, a controlling board seat for that company. So, you know, there's. There's some concern, you know, that she's. That she's addressing. At the same time, he did a phenomenal job building out Binance. So, you know, I don't. I don't know. You know, you got to look at everything in perspective. She has some concern. Why. Why are they pardoning a Chinese national? But he's not. He's a Canadian citizen, so I don't know.
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I don't know. Luma is pretty damn good for the.
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Difficult spot to be in. She. She digs up a lot of information. She tied together some dots. Why the uae, you know, and. And he did, you know, made a good point. There's a lot of Europeans that. And entrepreneurs. I mean, that would hold. You can have digital citizenship, so you can own a business over there and you can operate over there. Kind of the center of things that happen over in the Middle east in terms of financials. And you have a lot of companies that go to Dubai and, And the uae. So you didn't expose people, go there to escape. Yeah, I think so, too. Yeah, I think so. I think that's what it was.
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Yeah.
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In this scenario, Chip, it was interesting because we can't forget about what Sam Bankman, Freedom, did to. Did to Mashinsky with Celsius. And what he did was at that moment, remember Sam Bankman Freed came out and said, we're looking into. And we're looking at the books and we're going to purchase Celsius. We're going to step in. And then the next day he said, oh, we looked at the books. We don't like what we see. And that destroyed Celsius because he came out publicly saying it. So it was obviously an ulterior motive. And then what was interesting is that CZ did the exact same thing. The Sam Bankman fried and destroyed him. And then. Then CZ gets arrested.
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Yeah. And if you know the guy, man, he's. He seems like. He doesn't seem to be a guy has an agenda or, you know, I understand you got to poke holes and stuff, but yeah, he doesn't seem to be anybody. But yeah, the whole idea that we charge, because don't forget that was a money laundering campaign. The FTX stuff, all that money was going. 85% of it was going back to Democrats. So you cut off the gravy train. You know, Trump cut off usaid. Usaid and that, that, that was funding a lot of the NGOs and that cut off the gravy train because, you know, how are you going to pay for the protesters now? How are they going to get out there? Have to. And you know that they don't know what's going on. They're just paid. They have a hold of sign, they start chanting, you go interview them. They don't know why they're there. They don't know what's going on. They can't answer any legitimate questions. They're just completely disconnected. Which obviously isn't a problem too. Yeah, that's what I'll say. Jeff, your sound is out of sync with. Okay, I was seeing that too. Crypto.
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Well, yeah, put that up. Yeah, in my.
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I'm hearing you talk and then your lips will catch up a while. Yeah, there's something weird going on there, Jeff. Like, you start talking.
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We did all the settings. Maybe I have to leave. All right, let me just exit out. I'll come right back.
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Maybe that famous last words. And then next thing you know, we don't hear from Jeff. Jeff doesn't come back in. So he probably had a. I was seeing that too. And sometimes I didn't know if it was because I had a bad connection. But thanks for pointing that out. Where I would see his lips start moving and then I wouldn't hear the voice. It was like delayed. And then the issue we were having before was I was getting feedback where I was hearing Myself double. If you ever been a scenario like that, you're on a. If you're on like a zoom call or a mobile, you'd hear yourself in your ear like maybe two seconds off and it drives you crazy.
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How about now?
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You're. You're back on. Check, check, check, check, check, check on the mic. You're fine, dude. You're fine.
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And it's hour.
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Hey. Yeah. So thanks for pointing that out.
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Are you. Are you ready for.
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It's halfway past the hour, Jeff.
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Let's go ahead and get that on.
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Let's do.
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We're gonna be g. We're giving away a badass yeti. A mentalist. I think you guys are gonna like it. This guy is pretty amazing. So if you're into the mentalist, you got to make sure you type in yeti because here's the guy that we're giving away today. Badass Yeti number 370. This guy's name is Orvald. He's a mentalist. You need to know the mentalist and they do everything with their mind. They'll melt your mind with their mind. This guy's pretty kick ass. Gotta look at the. The detail. Look at those eyes, the hair. Just the. All the detail. Look at that suit that he's got. It looks like a feather suit. So it almost looks like fur. Look at that. This guy's ready to go. So get ready because here's the song that goes with them.
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From the blue tribe, the Mentalist.
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Rise your keys.
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The Zaman wallet. Your fate on the chain. Mindbreaker of the frost Mentalist. No blade, no voice, no mercy.
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Thoughts twist like lightning in the sky.
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Storm enemies collapse before they see him move.
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He walks the silence.
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Unseen unknown.
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He bends will shadows.
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Courage turns worries into stone.
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In the frozen void only his mind remains.
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Fear the mind, fear the storm. Or speaks in silence.
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He kills in thought.
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Omvold, the mind breaker of the blue tribe.
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No weapon forged can match his power.
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The walking stop is real. He is the whisper that breaks your soul. He is the calm before the storm. Badass Yetis.
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Born for battle, made for legend. Claim yours all to be forgotten. Badass Yetis on the chain is.
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On on the chain.
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There you have it. That is the giveaway for today. We like that one. That's Orval, the mind breaker from the badass Yetis. So Yetis look cool. There you go, man. You did just win. You crushed it. So.
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Oh.
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Yep. Let's just go back there soon. Brian. Brian Brooks works at Binance. Exact. He did. Yep. So it Was interesting to see some of the things that happened and he also left Binance us the whole Binance us that kind of crashed and, and came down. So but everybody yeah definitely throw in type in yeti every. It's open to everybody. Everybody gets an opportunity to win one of these badass yetis and especially this guy right here. So he is orvald so awesome. A lot of, a lot of things that we gotta dig into. We have some other videos that we want to cover. We're going to dig in a little bit more into the geopolitics. There's some things that are happening from a press to Trump perspective. So we got to dig into that all sorts of crazy things here. So I know Chip's got those videos downloaded. I'm afraid to download a video right now with the, with some of the audio issues that I was having. So we're gonna pull up some of these. We'll start here with something from. Here we go. This, this is Ben Carson. So let me, let me throw this up here. And that, that AI Gen thing was really kick ass. I like that AI Gent. But here's something and I think this is really important quote wise with Ben Carson. We've been conditioned to think that only politicians can solve our problems. But at some point maybe we'll wake up and recognize that it was the politicians who created all of our problems.
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You think? Yeah. And that's connected, that was connected to a post. If you've been following this whole Winsome Earl Sears she's running for. She's a Republican, she's a lieutenant governor right now in Virginia but she's running for governor. This, this Abigail, what's her name? Abigail. The hell's her name? Spanberger. She's the Democrat running and so the guy who's running on the Democrat ticket for, for the Attorney general basically was exposed that he had post in an email had said that he hoped the speaker of the House was dead died was somebody would kill the family would suffer, the kids would die in their arms. And so it's pretty disgusting that, that there's nothing on the Democrat side that would take you out anymore. This would have been a huge scandal would immediately person would have been taken out. So this Abigail Spanberger who's running for governor on the Democrat side didn't disavow it didn't say anything about it was like okay, like just completely ignored it. And this is like it's, it's so hard to like understand. But here's Winsome Earl Sears right here now, this is how it's done. This is the debate they had. And she goes after her and look at how she responds. This is how she debates. This is how the Democrats debate.
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By the way, would it take him pulling the trigger? Is that what would do it? And then you would say, he needs to get out of the race? Abigail, you have nothing to say? Abigail, what if he said.
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Said it about your two children, your three children?
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Is that when you would say he should get out of the race?
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Abigail.
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You'Re running to be governor. Ms. Earl Sears.
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I mean, we're talking about murder. We're talking about someone's life being taken from them.
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Have you nothing to say about that? Are you not going to address it?
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No, really, you can't go any further.
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You're a governor. You're supposed to stand up for all the people. Are you saying political murder is all right? Have some political courage. What you have done is you are.
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Taking political calculations about your future as governor.
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Well, as governor, you have to make.
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Hard choices, and that means telling Jay Jones to leave the race. I have to tell you, Winston Merl, she's a powerhouse. She's such a rising star. She's such a. So phenomenal, you know, and she's an immigrant herself. She came in. She's. She's Jamaican, and she came in. But she's done such a great job. You know, she already is lieutenant governor, but she's running. When you address somebody on stage, one of the biggest political scandals, all you have to say is, I disavow. That. I would never condemn, I would never condone, you know, somebody. You basically saying, murder. Go murder speaker of the House and watch the whole family die. This is an ins. Like. Like what world are we living in where people. Where she's gonna sit there and pretend like it doesn't happen. All she has to come out and say, but anyway, everybody's backing her. This is the craziest thing now, Jeff, this is. Listen to this. Poll was done. Like, that's shocking in itself. This is even more shocking. Listen to this.
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So I just got a poll, just came out last night.
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Got it when I got up today. This is really going to not sit well with you. And a poll was sanctioned by the John Reed for Lieutenant Governor campaign. So I got the insight on it.
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Hasn't been released yet. But here's the one number that is going to make you sick to your stomach.
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Here's the one number.
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When Democrats in Virginia were asked, did.
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The text that Jay Jones sent to.
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A colleague calling for the assassination of.
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At that time, Republican Speaker Todd Gilbert, his wife, his kids, hoping his kids would die in her arms so she could suffer. Calling for police to die so he could get policy on unqualified immunity. When asked the question, are these text disqualifying for your candidate for attorney general? 7% of Virginia Democrats said yes, 93 said no.
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So basically, if you're a Virginia Democrat.
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You have no problem with your candidate.
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For Attorney general threatening assassination of speaker of the House, his wife, his kids.
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Want to see the kids, diner arms.
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We have to see cops die in Virginia.
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Only 7% reject that. Let that sink in. Tells you everything that's wrong with the Democrat Party. Jeff, what are your thoughts on that?
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Just let that sink in.
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It's a lot, Jeff. I'm like 7% think, yeah, that should disqualify you. 93% say, ah, that's okay. Calling for the debt. And this is where. This is why there's such unreal. It's like I said, it's like we. Are we living in. What kind of times are we living in right now? And this right here, I wanted to play this because this kind of like dovetails into what was just said about how there's such a disconnect.
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This is so dangerous from the left, and it's not as dangerous from the right. It's because the people who are on the right live in a version of objective reality. We live in the real world. These people do not live in the real world. If you're going to believe that a man is a woman and you're going to believe that we should have no borders for our country and unlimited numbers of people can turn up and just steal from us. If you're going to believe that criminals shouldn't go to jail, you're not a person who's sensible. You now have no parameters from which to operate your logic. So if you're going to live in a complete fantasy land, it becomes a lot easier to justify murdering a political opponent than it does if you operate from a frame of rationality. So for that reason, the left are far more, far more dangerous because all of their ideas are dangerous, because none of them are true, none of them are real. For the same reason, it's dangerous for me to say to you, gravity isn't real. You can jump off a building. If you start believing in things that are completely falsified, completely fantasy, then murder is the end result of all of it. So the left is a serious problem across the world. It's a serious problem across America. Especially you add in a spiritual sickness where we have nothing unifying us in the west anymore. We don't share respect for a flag. We don't share respect for the country we're in. We don't share a language. You don't share religion. We don't even share economic prosperity anymore. There's literally nothing unifying us. And if you're going to remove the capability to debate and discuss ideas, then you're going to have an absolute civil war. And that's what's so sad. And that Charlie Kirk literally was the number one guy trying to speak. He wasn't trying to inflame tensions. He wasn't trying to push violence. He was the guy saying, look, let's talk this through and let me show you why you're wrong. He was the good guy who did the right thing and he caught a bullet for it. And that is truly devastating. He couldn't have said it any better than that. You know, and that's, and that's exactly it. And Jim D. Is saying the loony left and that. And that's exactly what it is. These people on the left have completely lost the narrative. But it's real easy to lie. You know, it, it kind of reminds me, you know, Chad says, reminds me of the 93% of Gazans that support Hamas. That's exactly it. They lie, they're deceitful, their media is fake, everything that they publish is wrong. And they, they will bend the truth all the way to falsehood because there's no reality in, in the majority of what they say. Similar to the Democrats. The Democrats have taken a play out of the Palestinian handbook, which is you lie about stuff, you create fictitious media, you use the people, you murder the people you promote and celebrate death. What, what's the difference, what's the difference with the Democrats that are, are parading around and celebrating death? How many of them celebrated the murder of Charlie Kirk when he got killed? These people are deranged. They, they don't belong in civil society. They don't, they have no spot in civil society. Now, that's not to say that people that have supported the Democrat Party, that have fall under Democrat when you go and register politically. I'm not saying the majority of the population here in this country, but those that are in charge. Now, if you continue to support those people in charge and you call yourself normal, you're now abnormal. Because you know what, you know, if you keep doing the same thing over and over and expect different results, you know that. What, what do you anticipate why do they keep supporting Debbie Wasserman Schultz? Why do they keep voting her in knowing that you know she's done, you know she was corrupt, she cheated in the, in the dnc, she was kicked out of her chair position but yet she's still a sitting congressional representative. And to that point actually I just want to put this up real quick because here's a guy, Michael Carbonara and I think you guys are all going to really like him. We're working on getting him on the show. FYI he's running against Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Have been in contact with his campaign and we are working on a date to bring him on. This Guy comes from FinTech, comes from crypto and comes from business. His objective here, restoring America's freedom and prosperity. And you look at his statement, I believe every hard working American deserves the freedom, let's underscore that word, to raise a family, grow a business and live in safety and peace. No, there's not one Democrat that will say that up. And if they did, there's something else tied in and connected to it because they don't believe it. I'll work every day to restore those values in Washington for our kids, our faith and our future. Now here's Michael's story, just briefly. He is dedicated to business, family, conservative leader. He is an successful entrepreneur. He has experience in finance and tech and so it's, it's just really impressive to see kind of where he's coming from. He'll tell his story uh, on the fintech and crypto side uh when he's with us. But his whole point, he's running for Congress because he believes Florida families deserve better than the failed policies of career politicians like Debbie Wasserman Schultz. And she is a career politician. That's been her entire existence. She's never done another job in her entire life. It's all been so that's also the root of many evils that these people have sought career, careers as not just say hey I'm going to work in Washington for the government. No that, that's different. You know these people have gone to elected position, to elected position to elected position. Never worked a real job in their entire existence. Never produced anything, never did anything positive net for the economy. Their career politicians, there's, there's an issue with that here. He's so Michael committed to fighting inflation, securing our borders, protecting parental rights and restoring America's standing in the world. Obviously there's a lot more to talk about here but bottom line education, freedom, affordable health Care, Stronger borders, Constitutional rights, and American prosperity. So Michael Carbonera, we are going to be bringing him here on the show, and that'll be great. You know, we'll look forward to that.
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Yeah, it's gonna be great. And w. I still like Rush's term for Debbie Blabber Mouth Schultz. This is what happens when you don't do anything in life, whether you're a career, know somebody who's at some. One of these political indoctrination camps known as universities, whether you're a tenured professor. It doesn't really create anything. You ever done anything in the world? Here's a guy who's accomplished, who's also funding part of his campaign, I think, with Bitcoin. This is a guy who. Who's. Who's been out there pro crypto. He gets the whole thing, the freedom. I mean, it's a perfect. It's a perfect guest for the show because he's basically lockstep the way, you know, what Jeff and I kind of talk a lot about all the time here on the chain. So there's not anything that's really out of sync. So we're excited about having him on there. I think he has a really great chance as long as they get rid of those hundred thousand fake voters that are just hanging around on the vote, on the rolls. Because Broward county is one of the most corrupt counties. It used to be Miami Dade, but Broward is the most corrupt, you know, counties here in Florida. So it's just. It's. I hope it changes. But, Jeff, there's been a long line of just problems with. With the voting and, and this woman specifically, and she should have stepped down after all the crap that. I mean, we're not gonna. We're not gonna retry that here. At some point, we'll talk about it. When Michael comes on the show, we'll have him tell the story, too, of the stuff that should have been disqualifying for her. But there's nothing disqualifying. You could probably go out and shoot someone right in the face and be like, oh, I mean, you know, I mean, like, there's nothing that would disqualify you from being a candidate. How about a misappropriate in somebody's culture claiming that you're a Native American for your entire life, your whole entire life, your whole career was built a $400,000 job. Being a tenured professor was built on you pretending to be a Native American. And when you get busted on it, you're less than a a tenth of a 1% of a native American, you just go like, oh, well, I just thought because my mama, my papa, or poo poo, whatever the hell, said I had high cheekbones. Well, okay, well, congratulations, you're Native American. I mean, just the absurdity of the stuff that comes out of the left is, is, is insane.
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That's right. So, you know, this is, we need people like this. A lot of people that have good background that are willing to fight, they don't step up because, you know, it's, it's a, it's chaos, you know, and they put, you know, everything on the line, you know, in order. Look what they did with Trump, you know, coming after Trump. So here's a guy, self made guy, went two years in community college, realized academic life wasn't for him and became an entrepreneur, never looked back and has done some pretty amazing things, you know, so it'll be, it'll be really great. When we have him on here, we'll have them talk a lot more about the details on that. So. Very cool.
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Yeah. And then just, just the nonsense. So Leticia James, remember she was the one who famously went out to Trump because he didn't, he didn't evaluate his Mar A Lago property. Somehow. It was not, first of all, the banks do their own valuations. They brought the bank and the bank said glowing thing. This whole thing was a political hit job, a political setup. She was in the courtroom speaking, smiling, she's ran on, I'm gonna, let's get Trump. Well, this guy right here, Joel Gilbert, who kind of broke the story open, but Joel Gilbert's going to talk a little bit about, about sort of like what happened. And they're like, well, they're just going, now they're just going after their little political opponents. No, that's the difference is that when they went after somebody, they made up stuff. This is absolute fraud. They brought the receipts. So I don't care if you have a judge appointed by Obama, by Biden, stuff is black and white. Did you commit mortgage fraud? Over 20 years. And then, you know, CNN will play some clips where they'll lead you to believe that that's okay. Everyone does it. That's kind of their motive. Right. They'll just talk away any standpoint. But listen in here, he'll kind of give you some details and it's pretty scathing, man. And they got the receipts.
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Ames probably should not have been charging Donald Trump with trumped up charges of mortgage fraud in New York, given the fact that New York is a public record state and that all of her mortgages for 43 years were online for myself or anybody else to pull up. And what I found is a pattern of mortgage fraud going all the way back to 1983, when she was only 24 years old. She purchased her first home with her father, claiming that her father was her husband. They purchased it as husband and wife in order to help Letitia qualify for a mortgage that she was not entitled to. Leticia continued this pattern of mortgage fraud with her building in Brooklyn. She bought a four story, five unit apartment building, and for 24 years, she told the banks it was either four units or one unit, even though the certificate of occupancy for the building said it was five units. Now, this is very significant because if you have four units or less, you get a residential mortgage rate, which is low, lower. You also get almost no closing costs. 5 units are higher, like Leticia had. You get high interest rates and very high closing costs. So Leticia game the system in New York. She also didn't register for rent stabilization, which she was supposed to do every year, and she simply had her. Her building is a crime scene, and she defrauded and scammed banks for 24 years to save money she wasn't in entitled to. Meanwhile, she bought three homes in the state of Virginia, where her mother was from. Every one of those three homes, there's mortgage fraud. She buys a foreclosure with her aunt, and then she doesn't appear on the deed, which is illegal. She buys a house at Sterling Avenue in Northbrook, Virginia, and she explicitly says, I bought this for my niece's children to make us think that, oh, she's trying to help little kids. Well, her niece's two children are adult convicted felons. One of them is an absconder from justice with an arrest warrant out in North Carolina. So Letitia bought the property specifically to harbor a fugitive. Now, on that property, my colleague Sam Antar pointed out that Letitia claimed that would be her primary residence. It was actually rejected by the bank nine times. They would not approve the loan. The 10th time, Letitia says, that's gonna be my primary residence, it gets approved. And that was illegal because she got the mortgage and lower interest rates because she'd be the primary resident. The indictment by Ms. Halligan yesterday revolves around the third property on Perrone Avenue. And on that property, she took out a specialized loan that specifically said Letitia had to either live there or use it as a second residence. She was not allowed to rent it out. Sure enough, Letitia simply rented it out. So that was really the opening shot because that's the smallest. It's bank fraud charges with 30 years in prison for bank fraud. But I believe there's. And my sources tell me there's more indictments coming. This is just the tip of the iceberg, because the Sterling property in Virginia, she explicitly got rejected nine times before she said, okay, it'll be my primary residence back in New York. It's a separate grand jury, separate jurisdiction, and it's 24 years of mortgage fraud. The most recent was 2021 with a credit line mortgage from Citizens Bank. She took out a 200,000 credit line loan from Citizens bank in 2021, well within the statute of limitations, saying that it was a one family dwelling, one family instead of five.
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If you see, like, he can't even get through the segment because his time is expiring. Yeah, but this guy, Joel Gilbert, he's, you know, he's a filmmaker and he's also a journalist. But this is the guy that we started looking around like, I wonder if she's got anything to hide. And it's so deep. It's not just, well, I accidentally wrote something. This is calculated, you know, misrepresenting, you know, instead of five units, saying four. So you get the discount, you know, buying a house for harboring, you know, you know, felons. I mean, the whole. The whole thing is just. It's. It really. But, Jeff, don't worry, because the left will tell you, the Democrats will tell you it's just retribution. He's just coming after her. Well, sorry, no one is above the law. Remember how many times we heard this? And this, this is. This is CNN now. Look at cnn. Listen to this.
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Charges. Residential mortgage fraud among them. One of the most.
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This is the same. Same reporter from 2019. And then in 2025. So let's listen to the difference in how this is positioned.
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Serious. So he's looking at 1 to 3 years minimum, 8 to 25 years maximum.
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These are huge ranges, but those would be inescapable.
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Right. There's nothing a president can do to pardon on a state charge. James is the first Attorney General of New York to be indicted by the Justice Department.
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Okay, so, like, if you're a reporter and you can't get this part right, stop doing what you're doing. Number one, she wasn't indicted by the Justice Department. She was indicted by a grand jury. A grand jury of Pew peers got together and looked at the evidence, and that's where the indictment came from. It did not come from the Department of Justice. And you hear this all over the leftist networks that the DOJ indicted her. The DOJ was actually kind of taken by surprise. Sure, somebody in that position. But the whole idea was a grand jury, Jeff. They can't even get the simplest of details right.
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And it follows a nearly six month investigation into claims of mortgage fraud.
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Now, that is a charge the United.
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States Justice Department rarely brings against individuals. But of course.
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Well, they didn't because it wasn't the Justice Department.
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James is not an ordinary individual. Trump considers her an enemy after she sued him in 2022, accusing Trump of lying about his real estate empire and the inflating the value of his properties.
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You see how they're spinning it, Jeff? Oh, yeah. And then here's this. The very same Democrats. This is on the same, the same exact night this happened. Listen to the contradiction right here. This is funny. Of course it's Hakeem Jeffries. Who else? If it's just like a question of everybody prosecuting the person who prosecuted them.
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We will be in endless cycles of.
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Political and prosecutorial vengeance.
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There are so many different corrupt sycophants within the Trump administration, including, but not limited to within the Department of Justice. The now these people don't have immunity. And the reality is the statute of limitations is five years. And there will be accountability with the next administration, if not before, when Democrats take back control of the House of Representatives. You know, if it's just.
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You have Raskin saying that, okay, he's saying one thing, saying, oh, yeah, he shouldn't go out to political opponents the wrong thing. Then you have Team Jeffries saying that we absolutely 100% will go after the political opponents. These people are, they're, they're, they're clinically insane, Jeff. They're some kind of mental illness going on. No, but I mean, when you. Because even like, I was like, well, you know, she's gonna get out of it. Say, well, I sent spent the wrong document. Okay, you purchased it with your father claiming it was your husband. Like, it's so deep and there's so much malicious stuff going on and calculated. And I was like, When I heard the whole details, I'm like, this is crazy time. Oh, they're just going after a political opponent.
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Right. And they would have ignored it if she didn't put herself front and center going after Trump for real estate. Well, if you want to hold him to account, you're going to be held to account. I mean, that's, it's pretty straightforward and you know now they have evidence over evidence of what she did, you know, at all these different properties.
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It's a, it's, it's, it's a little bit houses. Yeah. It's a little bit much, Jeff. It really, it really is. So here's Tim McBride goes by Sarah McBride is a guy pretending to be a woman. Not. Doesn't do a very good job at it. But here they're calling my real name because it's. Sarah McBride is the official title in Congress. But here, here he is on with.
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Fake Tapper in this position because Republicans have refused to come to the table to work with us over the last several.
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The reason we're snickering is because someone drew a mustache and put a sombrero.
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On her months and because of their refusal to collaborate with us, put on their big boy pants.
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So someone used AI to have Jake start playing a trumpet too much for.
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The last several months. And because of their refusal to collaborate with us, put on their big boy pants and negotiate. Thousands of my constituents are receiving furloughs who work for the federal government and thousands more are receiving letters notifying them of skyrocketing.
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Thank God to do stuff like this because otherwise these segments are unwatchable. Jeff. You can't even like, you can't even.
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Get into something like that.
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You can't even take them serious. Right. I mean it's just, it's too much to just even think about. Like. Yeah, it's. And I wanted to play this next one because Michael Rapper can be a. I'm trying to think of the word. He can be a divisive figure. I mean he used to be so. Yeah, firebrand for sure. He used to be so anti Trump. He used to call him. I can't even mention what he used to call him.
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Yeah.
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But you know, a lot of things changed, especially start seeing how loony the left was. But he drives home a point. So. Because I thought the same thing, Jeff.
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Right.
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An agreement is struck. Free. Free Palestine. Palestine's gonna have a chance here. Right? To the like, you brought peace conditionally agreed upon by Hamas by, you know, and he's, he's driving some good points home because I thought the same thing. It's going to be a little bit rough, guys. I'm just going to tell you. There's going to be some language. But he brings it home as only a micro report camp. So Rapaport can. Here we go.
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Ircs.
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It's a.
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It started. Where are you at?
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Is it not cool? Is that not what the cool Kids are doing. You've been saying for two years, cease fire now. You got to cease fire right now.
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It's happening right now.
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The hostages are being released. I know you don't give a.
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About that.
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Maybe. Oh, it's, it's not the, it's, it's occupation. Well, but they're not occupying gossip. It's the occupation of the west bank. Where area the Zionist. Yo, there's a ceasefire right now.
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Breathe, be happy, be elated. I'm happy.
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I'm elated. I cannot wait. All regular, normal people, any single normal, regular person is excited and happy. Baruch Hashem that these hostages, Baruch Hashem.
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Are going to make it home in.
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The next few days and there's no war, there's no explosions, no bombings, no IDF soldiers, no innocent civilians of Gaza and actual innocent civilians of Gaza being hurt and scared. And you got nothing to say now? Maybe I'm just dumb. I believed you when you were saying.
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Cease fire, cease fire.
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But maybe I was. I'm a sucker. I, I'm the dumbass for believing that you actually wanted that.
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You didn't want that.
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Why aren't they celebrating? Why aren't they celebrating?
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They didn't want that. All they cared about, they think about for, for a long time, the whole, you know, Palestinian movement became irrelevant in the first, you know, term with, with Trump. They had the Abraham Accords and the Middle east was coming together. They said, first time there's going to be peace and all this. Then after that, we started to see, when Biden came in, we started to see a change of tonality. Obviously they saw how all the, you know, terrorist entities around the world started taking advantage. They let all the countries get flooded with all these, with terrorists essentially and all, you know, and just obviously we've seen the toppling and we're seeing the fall of Western civilization, Europe particular. But these the, the loudest voices now that are coming out. They don't care about the Gazans, they don't care about the Palestinians. What they do hate, you know, very much is Western ideology. And they're using the Palestinian cause to destroy Israel. That, that's like their ultimate objective. They want to destroy Israel. They don't care about any of the people and care about the Israelis, they don't care about the Arabs, the Palestinians. It just, it has no, it doesn't factor into their discourse. The crazy thing is under Biden, when you saw the women movements and we've seen it little by little, but the, you know, you saw the terrorists marching with them and all of a sudden, the Palestinian cause became something within the women movement. And we saw them taking advantage of the left. And the left. They're stupid. They're not. They're not smart people to begin with. And they'll latch on to anything without researching, without understanding it, without the history behind it. They don't care. They don't. They don't want to know. They don't. They don't go one, one extra second to try to educate themselves. Even though they have the most amazing tool in their pocket, which is this phone. They can look at any type of information at any point, look it up, research it. They. They're just not smart. And so, like Art said, they're useful idiots. And it's amazing because there's videos out there, even, you know, Russian, on the Russian side, you know, when they're looking at how they could potentially manipulate, there's, you know, some others that are, you know, from the Middle east are saying, what if we were here? What would. What's the first group you'd go to? With the Democrats? Of course they'll go to the left because they're a bunch of useful idiots. And they're so easily brought on board to these, to these ideas. And we see it over in Europe right now. How is it that the leftists are embracing this notion that they can just bring unhindered, just bring all these people in. And they, they just, they use specific terminology to try to minimize the impact. Like they want to call them refugees. They're not refugees. They're invaders. If they're refugees, what are they fleeing from? Exactly. What, what are they fleeing from? And then if they're fleeing from barbaric treatment, how come that there's no mass migration of Christians from Nigeria right now? What about from the Sudan? Right, Chip, what's going on?
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I have the idea why they're fleeing. They're fleeing from a collapsed and destroyed culture so they can go destroy and collapse another culture.
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Another culture. And they're not even fleeing. They're coming over purposefully. And what we're seeing throughout the area and it. They make them look like they're crazy people or they make them. They always use this lone wolf concept. Lone wolf doesn't exist. There's no such thing as the lone wolf, especially within this group, because they've been indoctrinated, they're getting their marching orders. They might go and do it by themselves at that moment, but they're no lone wolf. And so what we're seeing there was some video of a Guy over in Europe. Well, we just saw a couple churches get burned down. Didn't just happen by, by happen chance. We know that they're behind it. We see the invasion, we see what they're doing. We see how they're treating the, the populations within, with these, these European countries. There's one guy in Italy and he was trying to light the gas line outside of a building on fire. Now they're doing this on purpose, you know, specifically to undermine civil society, which is why they don't. They, you know, they're dumping garbage everywhere. There was another one there. And if you, I don't know if any of you guys have ever been over to India, but when you go to India, it's most of it, you know it. There's an interesting smell there. But, you know, beyond that it's. You could be driving down the street and there'll be somebody right over there on a tree, peeing on the tree. There'll be someone, you know, taking a dump in the sewer grate of, of the, of the street where the water goes up, you know, or, or over to the side or down an alley. Just like open, like open season. So now we're seeing that same mentality over in some of the western culture because these people, they don't know any different. They mass migrate them. There's no chance of assimilation. There's no one helping them assimilate to modern civilization. They're coming from their, their culture. They think it's okay to do what they do for whatever reason. And there's no. And this is what is being brought in on purpose. Again, it's to undermine from inside, undermine civil society. And this stuff has to change. We can't allow this to continue. But it's the left that's allowed it.
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Always, unfortunately, Jeff, we always hear this term of racism being thrown around. But why is it the predominantly white culture, you know, cultures like, you know, Europe, you have the US I mean US Is pretty much a mixing pot. But why is it that these are the countries that have to so called, you know, diversify. Why, why is diversify? Why should, why should you have France diversify? French should preserve their own culture. Why should the uk why should any of these countries diversify? They don't need to diversify. Why would they want to lose their language culture borders? You lose language culture borders, you don't have a country anymore. This is what's being eroded everywhere, right? You see it even happening in Canada. Canada is like, Canada's on the verge. I don't know if People realize how, how Canada is. Everyone's pretending like everything's okay. It's not okay. These digital IDs are going to transform and change pretty much everything. I was really happy to hear in Ireland. This was kind of big. I was surprised to hear this from Ireland, but this is a great step in the right direction. Let's check this out. Is it your intention to reintroduce the hate speech legislation that was a dramatic failure in the last couple government and proposed by the previous Minister for Justice? The answer is no. But can I just give you an overview as to why the answer is no? I'm fairly satisfied that Ireland has transposed the European Council framework decision on combating certain forms and expressions of racism and xenophobia in a manner appropriate and tailored to the domestic system of law in Ireland. I want to assure members of the House that Ireland's position has been communicated to the European Commission. And our position is that the framework decision is fully transposed in Irish legislation in a manner that is appropriate and tailored to Ireland's domestic system of criminal law and procedure. And is in line, of course, with Article 40.6 of the Constitution, which expressly respects and protects the rights, rights to freedom of expression and people to express their views freely. I mean, I think that's a pretty, pretty telling right there. They've just basically rejected the European Council on this. Again, more trying to control and censorship and all this other stuff, being able to use this hate speech. You know, Charlie Kirk famously said in a post where, you know, as much as we might hate the crazy things people say, but it's all protected in the US under the First Amendment. Whether you like it or not. This whole idea of hate speech was coined by the left. There is no hate speech. And if you have freedom of speech, it's freedom of speech. If you say something disparaging to somebody else, stop listening to them, don't give them any attention. That's how you combat it. But to start choosing winners and losers, and I like that this is a bold move that Ireland stood up and said, no, we're not dealing, we're not gonna, we're not gonna take on your European Council. It's not welcome here. And it's good that you saw something, a country like Ireland, go ahead and stand up and do this, because I think you're going to see a lot more fallout. People are going to reject this as the time goes on. Here's Italian Prime Minister Georgia Maloney, and she's taken some bold steps, too. In Italy, we talk about Preserving, you know, your culture. Look at this because you know, the whole idea of, of what's happening with Sharia law and isla, you know, the, the extreme Islamists is not compatible with life in Italy.
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Meloni Italian Prime Minister proposes burka and niqab ban with fines of €2,600 to stop Islamic separatism. The bill would see those wearing the garment in shops, offices, schools and universities fined €2,600. It will also introduce criminal penalties for cultural crimes, including virginity testing, and increase punishments for forced marriages to up to 10 years in prison with religious coercion grounds for prosecution. The bill will combat religious radicalization and religiously motivated hate. The party claims the bill will also pile extra scrutiny on funding for mosques and Islamic education institutions by imposing transparency rules on the financing of organizations who have not reached formal agreements with the state. No Muslim organization has such an agreement and thus they will be forced to disclose all sources of funding. Austria, France, Denmark, Belgium and the Netherlands have since followed suit and introduced some form of the ban. Meanwhile, in the US there is still no ban on wearing such clothing. So what do you think? Should the US ban the Burka and Nikob 2.
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That'S Jeff.
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So anything that covers the face needs to be banned. Shouldn't be allowed. Now they hear the crazy thing.
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What about religious freedom though? Jeff?
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Right, they do it under. They do it on the guise of religious freedom. However, think about, you know, from they. How they subjugate their women. Right, but the left is very outspoken about that part. At least they used to be, you know, about, you know, they wanted to speak out about, you know, subjugating women and women have to be equal and all of this. How come they're not fighting for them? They want to claim that they, you know, they're fighting for religious freedom. But you're going to tell me that all these women are okay with covering themselves up head to toe so you can only see their eyes. Now you want to wear a headscarf. I don't care. You know, that doesn't, doesn't infringe on anything. You walk around where you can only see the eyes. No, that I don't like people wearing masks. You know, the whole point, even during the COVID when people wore the mask, because they thought it actually helped them, it was actually doing something which it didn't even then I didn't like the fact people wore masks. You know, I didn't want to wear it. I didn't want to see anybody else wearing it. Today if you wear a mask, you shouldn't be allowed to walk around in public with a mask covering your face. You need to be able to identify. You need to be able to see. I don't want people walking around me like that. Definitely don't want people walking around where you can only see their eyes. You know, are you covering up abuse or, you know, what, what are you doing? Why are you hiding the other point? And someone succinctly stated that even over, if you go into some of the more stricter, you know, Arab countries as they go into government buildings or ID or, you know, banking, whatever it is, where they need to visually see their face, they're required to take that whole. They take everything off so you can see the face. Over in this country and in Europe, they're like, no, that's their religious freedom. Okay? It's no longer freedom if you're bringing someone in to a courthouse, if they're coming to a government institution, if you're coming someplace where you have to be identified. How do you identify somebody when they're walking around covered head to toe? I, you know, you want to practice your religion. We have freedom of religion. But again, to that point, you know, go practice your religion. Don't infringe on anybody else's right. Don't play your, your over the loudspeakers like in Dearborn, Michigan, right now, where they have the call for prayer five times a day. No, no call for prayer. You know, that does. That shouldn't be allowed. You know, now you're infringing on everybody else's right. You have your freedom until you infringe on my freedom. Now you're infringing on my freedom. That doesn't, that, that, that's not allowed. Freedom of speech goes all the way up to the point of incitement to riot or incitement to cause harm. You start inciting to cause harm or inciting to riot, your freedom of speech is gone. You don't have the freedom to incite violence or incite harm or riot. Same thing with that. You have your freedom of religion in your building. You don't have the right to infringe on my freedom. And, you know, if it's visual, that's, you know, you want to, you know, put up religious symbols, okay? But as soon as you start doing over a loudspeaker like that, and then at the same point in those same towns, they're going to infringe on the, on the church to have a church belt. So why can't the church have a church bell on Sunday? Why can't they ring their church bell, you know, I mean, why can't they do that? Well, there's sound ordinance and there's all these other, you know, ordinance that come into play. Yet they're okay to, to have, you know, they're okay to have the, the call for prayer five times a day, you know.
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Yeah. Well, Jeff, this something bring Chad's bringing up the Burke requirement violates the establishment clause of the first amendment. Yeah. Because if you classified as a religion, but can you classify anything as a religion that tells people to kill people that don't believe as you do? So I've always had this thing where is it an actual religion or is it sort of an ideology? Because really most of the major religions of the world do not condone killing. They do a condone, you know, sleeping with someone who's 9 years old. They do not. Right. There's, there's all these like sort of unsaid requirements. And although you're correct. But if you think about the established, the first, you know, the establishment clause first amendment, it also prohibits government sponsored religion. So in Dearborn, basically the city council that local government has endorsed basically the call to prayer. And that's a violation really of the establishment call because you can't have, you know, Congress can't impose any sort of restraints and you can't have government sponsoring any kind of religion. This is exactly what happened is you had. The local council has basically endorsed it and said that that's okay. So you've got a violation of the establishment clause. And the establishment clause is set up to. When you talk about the whole idea of religion, if it's a religion. That's why I always question is it a religion? Should anything be classified as a religion? That basically goes against the basic tenets, which is most of the religion is peace abiding. It does not tell you to go kill people that don't believe as you do. It doesn't happen in Judaism, it doesn't have in Christianity, it doesn't happen in Buddhism. I mean, you name it, it just does. It's not there. Everything is all about, you know, they have different philosophies, but you're not out there basically maiming or killing other people. You convert or we kill you. Sorry, I don't know if that classifies a religion. It might be fall under something else. But I wonder if. If that is definitely there. Crypto wealth does say Jeff, a mouth mask does help if you have hay fever. No offense attended.
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It might help the individual from. From the. Whatever is floating around in the air because the particle of what's floating in the air, you know, block it. But the face mask itself from any other purpose doesn't help when you're talking about a virus.
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Also, no horn honking on the way to work too. That's a good point. That's a good point. Definitely want it.
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I don't know about. Sometimes I like the horn though. Sometimes it's necessary, Snapdragon says, because they're.
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All Arabic on the board. Yeah, that's exactly right. But doesn't matter who, what doesn't matter what your background is. You can't, you can't defy federal law, right? You can't undo what federal law states. You can't have somebody endorse something. 5:00am A call to prayer. Sorry, man, this is, and it's surprising to me, nobody's taken it up to a certain, the Supreme Court type of level. But it's, you know, what are you going to do this?
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It'll go there, it'll, it'll end up there. I think it will be end up, it'll go to court. People aren't going to allow it to continue.
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We talk about this, this digital ID that we're starting to see the dust up happen in the uk, we're starting to hear about it in Canada, in France, funny enough in, in Germany. But here we are. Let's take a look at a case. That's where they've had this digital id, these social scores in China. And this is a shocking story too. Look at this.
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Broke, they got deleted. In China, tens of thousands of young people are suddenly homeless, not because of money, but because the system erased them.
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Imagine a society where everything you do.
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Everything you say and everything you buy is controlled and evaluated by the authorities. This is what the, the Chinese Communist Party calls social credit. By using the mechanism of social credit, we'll be able to establish a blacklist of people and create a system of punishment that will be based on a scientific theory. These punishments will serve as a whip to rebuild moral values. Our society needs it. The country's social credit system decides who's trustworthy. But if you're blacklisted, it's game over. Your WeChat Pay stops working. You can't receive your salary, can't buy food, can't even book a train ticket. It's like being alive. But digitally, many are now sleeping in the streets, cut off from everything, jobs, housing, even communication. All because one app, one algorithm decided they don't belong. It's not science fiction in China.
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It's a reality.
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Then there's the public shaming, photo galleries of blacklisted citizens. There's even an app that shows who around you is in debt. They're not criminals. They didn't steal, cheat or harm anyone. They just felt too low on a score and vanished from the digital world. Critics say it's a glimpse into the future where technology doesn't just track your life, it controls it. So ask yourself, if your entire life depended on your digital reputation, how long before you get deleted?
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Pretty sad, because that's what's coming. People laugh at like, well that's not going to happen. It wouldn't happen here. Well, it's happening multiple places. And the fact is you got people in their early 20s, how long they said something, they did something, they, they, you know, again, it's not about cheating or stealing, want to do any bad, but it was about speech. They said something, they, their social score dropped and then they lost their jobs and they have. So this isn't a sustainable practice. By the way, how many people are going to be homeless? And people always think, well, China is great. We see these vast cities. Well, that's the top 15, 10% that live in those cities. There's no go zone. So if you don't have the right social score, you can't even travel to a city. You're one of the poverty stricken, the 80% that doesn't live in these nice cities that lives in poverty, impoverished and can't basically break out of that. It's a class system. You're not breaking out of that. You come to the United States, come to Europe, you have a chance to excel and better yourself. Not in China. If you're born into a family that, that's your fate, chances are it's going to be your fate. Sure, we hear stories of here and there where people have broken out of that. Yes. I mean we have heard these stories, but it's, it's the exception, not necessarily the rule. So Jim D. Says the flip side, the universal basic income with mandatory community service. Like spying on your neighbors. Right. You'll get. Well, we saw this happen during COVID Remember if you tattletailed in your neighbors, rat them out. I mean if they're doing something wrong, rat them out. It's, it's. Yeah, right there. Black mirror episode coming.
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Your neighbor seem to like that.
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Seems to be. Yeah, I mean it's, it's gotten to be Jeff. So out of control, so out of hand. I'm really just shocked anymore. Like everything is so crazy. Like you Thought you saw a nice story, and you see a nuttier story, you thought you saw a crazy story. There's even another one. So you've got the conflict between winning and the contrast between winning and then the Dems just doubling down on stupid. Trump posted this on his True Social. I actually saw the video before this, but check this out. This guy totally hammers home a solid point. Black people in Chicago. Let's get this clear for the record.
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So nobody is confused. Right?
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In 2020 and 2021, when Democrats, specifically Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, flooded Chicago with the illegal, undocumented criminal invaders, y'.
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All didn't have nothing to say about that, Right? When the mayor, Lori Lightfoot, gave them benefits, millions.
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Prepaid EBT cards with $10,000 on it, prepaid Visa cards, six months worth of free rent, free health care, free child care.
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Y' all were okay with that?
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Yep.
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And then you all continue. Continue to be okay with it by going out and voting for Kamala Harris.
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To continue what she was doing with the open borders. Right now, now that ICE is there to actually do something about it. Right.
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With Trump's mandate, now you all are.
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Boohoo, whining and crying, complaining that ICE.
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Is coming to black neighborhoods.
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What the hell is wrong with y'?
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All?
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Where else are they supposed to go.
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When that's where y' all allowed them to go?
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You see, Democrats didn't put these illegals in Oakbrook or Oak park or Evanston.
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In any of the white neighborhoods. Yet you got the white liberals downtown protesting to keep those people there because they know that they're in black neighborhoods.
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And y' all goofy. Y' all falling for this.
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Y' all voted for Kamala Harris, and.
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Now y' all are protesting ICE coming.
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To black neighborhoods to remove these criminal invaders.
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Y' all are calling ICE racist for.
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Coming to the black neighborhoods. Well, we. Why are they coming to the black neighborhoods?
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Because that's where you all allowed them to go.
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So tell me you a goofy Democrat.
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Plantation slave without telling me you a goofy Democrat plantation slave. It's a very. It's a very strong point, Jeff. A very strong point. And I love that. I love that. That Trump will repost something like that. You know, you can't use any logic or reason. Absolutely. Did they put them in any of the upscale neighborhoods where most of the white people live? No, Jeff. No, no, no, no. So now they're like, they're coming into the black neighborhoods. Yeah. To get the invaders out. These people are criminals. Now, the new narrative I see on the left, Jeff, is that they're mad because they're saying, hey, Donald Trump said he would get the criminals out. Now he's deporting just illegals. Yeah, that's illegal. When you come in, when you break the law. It's, It's. It's the whole point. But now they're saying, like, he was going to just get the criminals. Well, they're all broke the law. So, yeah, they got the Harding criminals out first. The. The biggest offenders, the people that they emptied jails, you know, the MS.13s, all those out first. But yeah, it's not just like, you know, it's not just like one thing, Jeff. This is the part that just absolutely, you know, almost floors me. Almost every single way that these guys. Look at. Here's Don Lemon, who used to be on CNN. He. He's trying to do a YouTube channel. He does these man in the street interviews, and I saw three of them back to back. He might want to stop doing it because people don't agree with him. He thinks he's going to get, you know, people agreeing with him, and they don't. But here's Don Lemon saying it's okay to break into the country illegally. Crossing the border illegally is not a crime.
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No, it's not a criminal act. It's a misdemeanor.
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So it's not. So this is what they want you to believe. So he says, breaking into the country is not a crime. Oh, it's a misdemeanor.
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Make anything up.
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Listen to this, okay? Crossing the border illegally is not a crime.
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No, it's not a criminal act. It's a misdemeanor. So why are they being sent back.
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And saying that they're breaking the law?
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That's the point, okay, as somebody that we don't know if they're breaking the.
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Law because they won't tell.
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There's no.
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Do you see what's going on? The rationalization here? This gaslighting is. Is epic, Joe. Due process, where's the evidence?
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That's the whole point.
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And if they are breaking the law, most people will say, okay, then they.
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Need to go if they're criminals. But if they're not, why are they being rounded up and sent out?
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Especially when he promised to. To deport the criminals, and the criminals broke and entered.
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Now he's not doing that. Yeah, I don't think we're going.
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Misdemeanor is not a criminal act. No, if you get charged with a.
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Misdemeanor, that's not a criminal charge at.
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All then if it's not a criminal.
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Act, because we have different levels of.
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Crime, everything is not the same. So it is crime. This is great. She totally takes him apart. Totally takes his ass apart. Hands him his ass. He doesn't know what to say. So why do they get charged at all different levels of crime? So what is a crime if it's not a criminal act?
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Right, because we have different levels of crime.
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Everything is not the same. So it is crime. It's just different. We have different levels of.
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A
I shouldn't say crime, but it's not.
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B
It's not.
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You're not. Not. It's not a crime. You're not breaking the law. I mean, you are breaking the law, but it's not a criminal act. Breaking the law. No, you're not breaking the law. No, if you're speeding, drinking, get pulled over, dui, that's not a criminal act. Well, no, if you're speeding is a misdemeanor.
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Right.
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So still breaking the law. Okay, well, if you want to. If you want to qualify that, we're doing semantics.
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But what I'm saying, what I'm trying to tell you is everything is not. Not the same.
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It's all.
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Not one thing. But is it the law?
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What is it the law that. What is it law to come over legally? Is there a law? There are.
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There are rules that processes that you should follow. Yeah. So you're breaking rules, you're breaking the rules, but you're not necessarily breaking a law. This is why you will never get anywhere at the level they will reason. They will. They will make excuses. This guy can't even. And the two random people on the street. Is there a law? Well, there's rules. No. Is there a law? There is a law. It's a federal law. What were you gonna say, Jeff?
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So. So I was gonna say improper entry into the country means you're coming in, you're entering or attempting to enter, and you do enter without authorization is a criminal offense. And you will get a criminal record. And it, you know, at the first offense is a misdemeanor, second offense is a felony. So they have specific, you know, jurisdictions on it. Re entry after removal. Once they get removed from the country, there's different sentencing possibilities depending on prior criminal history and things like that, they can be sentenced for up to 20 years. Now, just the unlawful presence in the country, meaning they overstayed a visa. Right, so. Or they violated the terms of a lawful entry. It could be a civil violation, typically through, you know, be a civil course and they can ban them from re. Entering the country. And typically they deport them. They get deported. So depending on how they did. Now, if you. Again, if they illegally entered into the country, that's more of a criminal offense, and there's different levels to that criminal offense to start with. So that's what he's saying. It was a misdemeanor. So it could be six months in prison. They could. It could be a fine. But then they get deported. That's the whole point. You get, you get a fine. They deport them. They. They don't just. They shouldn't just. And they don't just let them stay. You know, you're here illegally, you're gone. It's very, very straightforward. And that's. At this point, what, you know, the whole point is done out, you're here illegally, you leave. You know, I, I don't understand the Democrats, again, what they're trying to do. They're trying to manipulate the terminology that we use, which is what they always. They always do. And they want to make it such that it sounds that the way we're saying it is wrong. The way they're saying it is right. So they want to say that a misdemeanor is no longer a crime. It's not a crime. That's why they're allowing theft. They allow people to break into stores and steal merchandise because they say, oh, well, it's a thousand dollars worth of merchandise. And then they say, well, even if they go over a thousand, you know, we're gonna let now that when they're riding in the streets, when they attempted an insurrection there, there was a real insurrection that occurred in this country and is occurring again. When we see what's going on over in Portland, how Portland is utilizing the police, and as soon as they try to stop blocking the federal government from doing what it's supposed to do, especially when they're trying to get the illegal immigrants out of the country and they're blocking it, and they're allowing the criminals to fester in their cities and take over city blocks. Like what's happening over in Portland. What. What else do you call that? You know, what exactly is happening when you allow chaos to reign and you no longer take care of the duties and responsibilities that you have to uphold the laws of the country and uphold the laws of your state and your city and make sure that you're protecting the citizenry. If you don't do that, then what? Right? And this is, to this point, and this is what Don Lemon is part of this corrupted group which they want to try to undermine and keep allowing these illegals to flood in. And then they sprinkle them around and again, look where they're, they're putting them like in the, in the previous video. Yeah, well we also saw them put them up in five star hotels and they destroyed the five star hotels and.
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Then they, then they argued. No, they weren't five star hotels. Only then they said they're only three star hotels.
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A
Right?
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Like they were, they were, they were just obviously like, yeah, semantics. They're like, oh no, no, there were only three star hotels. There weren't five. Who gives a. The whole point is like you know, giving them, give them the money. By the way, Jeff, look who popped in here. Oh, buddy. Alex coining 203 popped in here. This is a good solution right here. This is a good solution right here. The quick and easy solution to mass immigration is just to pay them to go south Mexico, get their checks distributed. Well, they only, I think they've only deported 400,000, but over one point some million were self deported. They did pay them to go and stay out of the country. But I like your idea of paying them for weeks to keep them out of the country. But at some point they could probably come back. But the whole idea was the ones self deported, they're like, look, I can either get deported, deported, end up back home, it's coming at some point. But they did pay. I forgot how much the money was, but they did pay. Crypto whelp says, I'm convinced that people should be able to go wherever they want. There should be no borders. Animals aren't bound to borders. Why do people. Because they're animals and we're people and humans and we have language, culture and borders and we have the whole idea of culture. The same way if you go to Belgium, you have your culture, you have, you know, you speak two languages there. You said you go to France, you know, if you go to. Because of the whole idea of like the whole idea of preserving a country. There's a thought behind it, right? In the United States we, yeah, the United States, we have something where we live in a constitution. Republic means we're bound by the constitution and republic people. But democracy, we're not a democracy. No, it's not, it's not the, the majority rules. It protects the voices of the smaller, you know, the lesser voices and the whole idea. And I, and I said this again, I was having a conversation with somebody earlier today and I was saying that I'm surprised 249 years where the people wrote a document that got ratified through Congress that said that we are going to limit the power of what the government can do. There's not one country in 249 years that says, huh, maybe we should take this on. No, they love their parliamentary system where prime ministers are not voted on by the people. They've got to put a government together. So you're going to let the people who are screwing you figure out how to screw you harder. And there's not going to be any limitation on what government could do. The reason you see all this crazy shit going on everywhere, like in the uk, the whole free speech. Oh, you put a meme up, oh, you're going to prison for three years. Oh, wait a minute. The guy who actually assaulted a 16 year old girl. The three guys that protested got longer three year jail terms longer than the guy that actually assaulted the teenager. This is the kind of nonsense that goes on. The reason is you don't have a constitution that protects free speech. They say, oh, we believe in it. Well, you don't believe in it and you don't have anything that limits the power of the actual government. So that's, that's why. And I think you're saying, you're probably saying that a little bit in jest. I don't know if you're 100% accurate there. So. But maybe animals have no borders. So does that mean we should let you live with bears, tigers, lions run around your neighborhood? So there's always that, that bit of its, there's, this is. I always love when somebody twists it on people, but check out this man on the street interview here. And it just goes to show you that there is no rational thought, there is no logical thought. There is nothing that exists on the.
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Left has deported 3.1 million illegal immigrants. What is your take on that? I think that the world deserves answers and I think that it's deplorable that the US President is doing that to his own citizens. Currently daughter. What if I told you that actually.
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B
President Obama deported 3.1 million illegal immigrants and Trump only deported 400,000 so far? I think, right, a rational question, right.
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A
That it's a different situation because you're not deporting parents of small children and leaving the children in this country, you're not sending them to concentration camps and alligator Alcatraz and all.
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B
What's she talking about? It's a totally different inhumane situation. They just used talking points to ICE facilities.
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A
He used ICE to arrest people.
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B
And they Were ICE deportations. I mean, it was more or less.
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The same exact process when he did.
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It to 3 million people.
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Yes, but it was just a different situation and it's not being publicized in the same way.
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B
It was a Democrat who did it. No one cared and made to look.
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Make look like criminals and look inhumane.
- [99:57]
B
Where did you learn that the Trump administration was mistreating people?
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A
How do you know that? Because of every single news source that's out there.
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B
Yeah, see, here we go. Gaslighting. Oh, yeah. Just name one site. Just one. We don't need all the sources.
- [100:10]
A
What kind of news do you watch? Like, like, what's your watch? I watch a lot of, like, npr, NBC, ABC News, things like that. Do you ever watch Fox? I do not watch Fox.
- [100:19]
B
Okay.
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A
No.
- [100:20]
B
You got to tune in for both.
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A
Sides, I think at least see what the other side's saying.
- [100:25]
B
No, the, the funny thing is, is.
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We know we're watching the worst of the worst.
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B
Right?
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A
Exactly. Hey, it's about that time. It's 10:05. We're on for an hour 40.
- [100:37]
B
Holy cow. We really, really been crushing it today.
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A
I know.
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B
Go ahead. I just want to play this one last clip. Now, I'm not the one that's going to come out and defend Taylor Swift, Jeff. I wouldn't necessarily defend Taylor Swift, but in this case, I have to. Okay. I was like, I have to come out there. I have to come out. But listen to this. She put out a new album and people are trying to cancel her. The Swifties, they call them. And this, I don't know. I don't even know where to go with this is crazy. And roll the clips. Is Taylor Swift using her music to red pill you? In short, no.
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Yes.
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I have subjected myself to listening to Taylor Swift's new album and the song Wish List.
- [101:16]
A
Yeah, that's trag wife propaganda. You want the whole neighborhood looking like you. Like Travis.
- [101:21]
B
They're focusing on one song called Wish List where she talks about her life and her dreams with Travis. I want to read you the link that have all of these people so triggered. I just want you have a couple of kids, got the whole block looking like you. We tell the world to leave us the F alone. And they do.
- [101:35]
A
Wow.
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And not only is this entire song and album tradwife propaganda, it is also racist. This person says, wait, am I too woke?
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A
Yes. But why did this line feel like.
- [101:45]
B
A dog whistle for a completely white suburban neighborhood in like, low key white supremacy coded?
- [101:50]
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It is not white supremacy coded.
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She is saying, I Love this man.
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A
Who happens to be white.
- [101:55]
B
And therefore I want to have his children. I want to have many of his.
- [101:58]
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Children and therefore have an entire neighborhood.
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Of little Travis Kelsey's. That is not white supremacy. That is being in love with a.
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White man, which is not a crime.
- [102:07]
B
Liberal women. I have to defend it because that's just absolutely the most insane, crazy stuff. And at some point they will find. This is how crazy they are. They'll find stuff to even like to. She said nothing wrong. It's like, oh my God, she's a white super. All this crazy stuff. Jeff. I. I don't even know at this some point. Look at that radimus maximus.
- [102:28]
A
Look at that fresh coffee, dude.
- [102:29]
B
I know. I. I went out and did a bio break and got some fresh badass coffee when I was a badassery. So I had to get some more coffee too. I had to do another pour because I was like crazy.
- [102:39]
A
Mine was just delivered.
- [102:42]
B
Well, good for you. Well, your mouth isn't matching your words, so that's your problem. So that I have. Unless they're funny and they're always miserable on the left. They're always miserable on the left. Every single time. Miserable. Guys, let's type in YETI. We got 15 in there. Not bad, but we can do better. I want to make sure that you guys can type it in because roll the song and then we're going to go ahead and do the drawing. So type in yeti. That's true. The west is dying. Correct.
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Y E T I. Yes, that's true. That's right. Plus that COVID injection killed fertility.
- [103:21]
B
There's another problem too. Well made it complicated. But you also have in Italy has a real big problem with that because most of the men live with their mothers and they don't. They don't get married, they don't propagate. So it's like. But let's go ahead and roll that clip. Roll the yeti. Badass banger.
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A
We gotta propagate. She just say they don't propagate.
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B
That's what I said.
- [103:42]
A
Gotta propagate.
- [103:43]
B
You like that?
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A
All right, let's go. A badass yeti.
- [103:53]
B
From the Blue tribe. The Mentalist.
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A
Rise. Your key.
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B
The Zaman wallet.
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A
Your fate on the chain.
- [104:15]
B
Mindbreaker of the frost. Mentalist. No blade, no voice, no mercy. Thoughts twist like lightning in the storm.
- [104:28]
A
Enemies collapse before they see a move. He wants walks the silence. Unseen unknown he bends, Will shatters.
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B
Courage turns worries into stone.
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A
In the frozen void, only his mind remains.
- [104:44]
B
Fear the mind, fear the Storm Omvold speaks in silence.
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A
He kills in thought.
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B
Omvold, the mindbreaker of the Blue Tribe. No weapon forged can match his power. No walking stop his reach. He is the whisper that breaks your soul. He is to come before the storm. Badass yet it born for battle, made for legend.
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A
Claim yours or be forgotten. But as yet it's on the chain. Is.
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B
On the chain. Oh, that is a banger. Oh, wowza. Wowza, man. All right, let's go ahead, guys. Go put that song on. Let's go ahead. We're going to do the drawing. We got 18 in here. 18 in the.
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A
Before we do the drawing, I think we have to. Well, let's do the drawing and then we can play the video. The brought to you by Badassery Coffee.
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B
There we go. Let's update that too. Here we go, guys. Put the badass yeti in the background there. A little badass yet. Let's change that. Update that too. Okay. Not gonna put it on there. We'll then just roll it.
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A
Oh, I meant to put it on bad. Five bucks for a latte. Half of that feed some hipsters avocado toast habit paired with an oat milk manifesto. Quit financing coffee fads you don't need. It's time to rebel. Your badass great Grandpa had only one 10 cup and brewed his coffee over an open fire. We roast to order, ship free, and keep every bean bold enough to wake the dead. Or at least her 9am meeting. We make coffee that punches Mondays in the face.
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Badassery Coffee.
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A
Fresh, fierce, great, roasted fresh, ship free, chaos pending order now@badassery coffee.com.
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B
Badassery coffee.com brought to you by Badassery Coffee. Guys.
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A
By the way, it's 1011. 1011. Now it's 1012, 1011.
- [107:39]
B
All right, let's do this, guys. Let's see who's gonna win here. Get your Zombin wallet ready or your Joey wallet, whatever you have. Let's go. Who's gonna be Joey? Click, click, click, click boom. Oh, Chad, I'm sorry. Whoa. Chad. Chad is the big winner. He's gonna yell. It's rigged. I know it. Chad, man, I always. Those get you with that first one. Cross was close.
- [108:06]
A
Yeah, you see?
- [108:08]
B
He told it was rigged. You won. Okay, we're gonna do it again. He said it was rigged, so we gotta do somebody else. You ready? Let's go, baby. Rigged. Oh, he Snapdragon. He said forward at the snapdragon. Is Snapdragon here? I don't know if Snapdragon's here?
- [108:29]
A
That is the question.
- [108:30]
B
Yeah, I might have to do somebody else. I don't know.
- [108:32]
A
Snapdragon's here.
- [108:35]
B
What about Snapdragon?
- [108:39]
A
Oh, Kane almost had it, then boom, gone.
- [108:43]
B
Well, Kane, if you want to like, do this because he's. He is here. And I thought it landed on him, but damn it just did that little hiccup and then gone. So you. Chad, you got to pick somebody new or take it yourself because.
- [108:58]
A
Let me see if Snapdragon is in the studio. Nobody sees Snapdragon.
- [109:03]
B
No Snapchat. What about Cots? Is Cots here? He said. Okay, give it the Cots. Cots. Cots. Another OG in the space. Cots, are you here? We know you're here, so go ahead and say I'm here. I'm getting my Zen wallet. Oh, Snapdragon now says he's here. Damn it. I hate when that happens. Guys, gotta be quick. So Snapdragon is here. All right. Well, you were speaking.
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A
There you go.
- [109:31]
B
The problem is we have that delay. All right. Sorry about that cost. But Snapdragon is here. We didn't know. Now look at this. We got a dilemma. Now Kane's saying he's here. Damn.
- [109:44]
A
But Snapdragons here. Snapdrago. So what we need is a Zaman wallet.
- [109:52]
B
Address. Wallet. Yeah, sorry about that, Kane, but he was here. The problem is there's a delay. There's like sometimes a 20 to 30 second delay. So as we're like saying that by the time someone hears it and they come in and we got you. We got you, Snapdragon. We got you, man.
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A
Whatever you want.
- [110:12]
B
Congrats, Snap.
- [110:14]
A
Snapdragon was first. But Snapdragon said, that's okay. You can give it to whoever.
- [110:22]
B
Well, geez, I hate. Hey, when this happens, you gotta give something nice to give it away. But.
- [110:32]
A
Now everyone's saying, Never mind. Give it to him. Snapdragon, if you have a Zaman wallet.
- [110:38]
B
Then yeah, go ahead and take it, man. Sometimes there is a delay here. That's just unfortunate is the way it works. Okay.
- [110:45]
A
Oh, Snapdragon's working. All right, Snapdragon, we're going to give it to. To Kane. Appreciate that. So, Kane, here you go. Putting your Zaman wallet address in here. Well, we're moving it to Kane. Here we go.
- [111:11]
B
Kane, you better jump in there, my man. Jump in. It's cool.
- [111:15]
A
I already got a zombie wallet. Oh, Zaman wants updating.
- [111:20]
B
She got both one there. I hate the controversy.
- [111:24]
A
We should. If Snapdrago. If Snapdragon gives us a zombie, give us Your.
- [111:28]
B
Give us your wallet. We'll get you one, too. I don't like this. This. Sometimes there's a delay here, and it's not fair to everybody.
- [111:35]
A
Get him one.
- [111:35]
B
So. Snap. We'll give you a different one. But go ahead, Snap. And give us your zombie wallet, too. It is a biggie, man. We take it very serious around here.
- [111:44]
A
That's it, Kane. Check your. Check your.
- [111:50]
B
Yeah, Snapdragon. Go ahead and give us. We got a. Probably we can give away. Let's do a white tribe member. Let's give him a cool white tribe, but go ahead. Snap. Drop your zombie wallet here. We'll get you one as well. There will be nobody left behind here on the chain, baby.
- [112:09]
A
I don't see any addresses. I don't see any either. I saw. I got Kane's address, so I already put canes in there.
- [112:16]
B
Yeah, canes. We have. We just need to. Yeah, okay, cool, man. What we need next is we're gonna need. Snap. Go ahead and drop your zombie wallet in there as well so that we can.
- [112:26]
A
Oh, yeah. You need your AX handle, too, Kane.
- [112:30]
B
Yeah, Kane. What is your. What is your X handle? Your X handle? X.
- [112:37]
A
Oops. Shoot. Badass yet is. Why is this messing up here? Everything's going haywire today. 1011, my favorite.
- [113:11]
B
I had to turn it off after some point. Address starts driving me crazy.
- [113:17]
A
Badass Yetis.
- [113:18]
B
Why are you doing that? I'm gonna put Trump on there.
- [113:20]
A
He doesn't have it right now. All right, no Snapdragon.
- [113:26]
B
Okay, good. We just. We were. We were trying to do the right thing here, but that's good. We're all good. Let's just watch this one last thing from Trump handling reporter.
- [113:33]
A
We don't have Kane's. Oh, he's not on X. Forget about it. No X.
- [113:40]
B
Here we go. This is Trump handling reporter.
- [113:43]
A
Because you've said that you restored free speech in America.
- [113:46]
B
Yeah.
- [113:46]
A
Is that free speech? Including for people who are harshly critical of you, for your political opponents, for people who say things you don't like, become immune to. I become immune to it. There's never been a person that's had more unfair publicity than me. And that's why your network made me $15 million or $16 million, I believe, to be exact. George Sloppadopoulos. And that's why CBS paid me a.
- [114:09]
B
Lot of money, if you guys don't know. He sued. He sued George Stuff Sloppidopoulos, the Stephanopoulos, as he calls him. And he won $16 million. And also CBS.
- [114:22]
A
And that's why I sued the New York Times two days ago for a lot of money.
- [114:26]
B
Because I.
- [114:27]
A
Well, I'm winning. I mean, I'm winning the cases. And the reason I'm winning is because you're guilty, John. You're guilty. ABC is a terrible network, a very unfair network, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
- [114:37]
B
NBC is equally bad.
- [114:39]
A
I don't know who's worse. I think they're equally bad. And, you know, for you to stand there and act so innocent and ask me a question like that. But look, you paid a big price because you were dishonest, John. The reason I won that lawsuit is because you were dishonest. You were proven to be dishonest. And so you can't sit back and just say, oh, well, what do you think? You know, like, you're some wonderful person. You're not a wonderful person, frankly. You're a terrible reporter. You know it, and so do I.
- [115:10]
B
I just let so much funny stuff happen. It just hammers him right through his face. They ask these dumb questions. He says, you know, I mean, that gotcha question. Are you upset with the people saying about you? What's he gonna. I mean, they're just trying to get a rise, trying to get a reaction. It's just ridiculous. At this point, he's probably tired of winning. He said we would get tired of winning, but there's so much winning. Sit down and shut the F up is what he says. So there you have it, guys. That's all the time we have for today. We did a lot on here. We went long and gosh, there's probably more stuff we haven't gotten to. But we will be back tomorrow night. Jeff, what else do we. Hopefully everybody has a great weekend. And before we get out of here.
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A
We have nothing else to share. We'll be back on tomorrow night, 8:00pm Eastern Standard Time, with more amazing content. Bring a friend Next time, everybody put that. Make a note. Everybody. Bring a friend.
- [116:04]
B
Bring a friend.
- [116:05]
A
Invite a friend onto the podcast. We'll. We'll double our numbers in, in. In one show. If everybody invites a friend on, say, hey, got this amazing geopolitical crypto content. Highly recommend you join us tomorrow night, Sunday, 8:00pm Eastern Standard Time. And then again, especially when we get Michael Carbonara on the show. We'll. We'll make sure we give some good Runway for that announcement. We'll highlight that and we'll make sure everybody brings two friends to that event.
- [116:39]
B
Yeah. Knock on your neighbor's door and say, if you want to make an enemy, you want to make a new enemy? Knock on your neighbor's door and tell them to watch us. Let's do it. That's all time, guys. We'll see you guys on the next one. Shipping Jeff.
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A
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