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XRP Demand Surge | Flare FXRP Launch | Somali Fraud is Global
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Of you xr. XRP is stepping into prime time. That's right. You know it. Prime time. That's where XRP is. Industrial institutional demand is accelerating. Ripple leadership talking openly now about capital markets moving on chain. This is really exciting news. A lot happening. Stuff that people have been talking about for eons it seems like anyways. And flare. This is really big news, Chip. I love this flare. Launching the FXRP spot exposure over on Hyper Liquid and opening a brand new liquidity channel for xrp. I'm excited about everything that flare is doing actually. And then at the same time, while all these great things are happening, cnbc, that mainstream media outlet calling XRP the hottest trade of the year. This is no longer a retail story. This is financial infrastructure that is beginning to take root and beginning to take shape.
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And so while the markets are moving towards transparency and of course a little bit of automation in there, we're watching the exact opposite happen inside a government. For example, in Minnesota, one of the largest fraud scandals in US state history. And they say it's only going to get worse. Billions siphoned through shell non profits, whistleblowers apparently were silenced and an administration that looked the other way while taxpayers of course we always pay the price. And that's the fallout of spreading chaos, political theater. Similar patterns emerging overseas, even in England where institutions are cracking under the weight of their own corruption and incompetence.
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Say it ain't so. Two worlds moving in opposite directions. It's pretty amazing to see everything that's happening we're seeing on chain finance becoming more efficient. It's auditable, it's accountable, it's transparent. Everything that we want. While legacy systems are breaking down from fraud, waste and political denial, crypto, capital markets, corruption, accountability. Chip, you ready to get in this thing?
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Let's go. Gotta play some metal. Based on our tune we got going on Had a place of metal Metal baby. A place of metal. Based on what we got coming up. An absolute banger, guys. Coming up. You don't want to miss it. It's going to be phenomenal.
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And Luke just picked up a big fat bag of flare.
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Good for you, man. That's. It's the time like because you know people are gonna look back and they'll be like oh I, I didn't know I could pick up a big bag. Of course, let's. I, I just, I just, I don't know. There's weird times you have this feeling about flair. I just feel like it's, I like the flair. It's gonna go somewhere Right now it is so inexpensive. It's ridiculous.
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Yes.
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You really gotta, you really gotta take advantage of it and just such a great person at the helm and, and I'm still trying to get Hugo on here. We're gonna, we'll get Hugo on. He, you know, and I saw him as well. He said I just pinged him again on WhatsApp and it was WhatsApp. So I just pinged him and I'm like, hey, come on, gotta come on the show. Come on, man. I got so many cool things happening. Let's talk about it. That's it. Maybe we'll get him on in February. We'll try to schedule something with him. But he definitely said he'd come on. So I had a really nice chat with them as well. So that was really cool.
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And we have, we have a. Actually coming up January 17th. We have Panos with and Peter from Anados Finance are coming on here January 17th. That's a Saturday morning so we're looking forward to that. And then January 21, there is a candidate running for governor for Florida. His name is James Fishback and he's going to be here with us on January 21st. We're going to talk about. Comes from a financial background very similar to Michael Carbonera. We'll find out what his crypto exposures are. Young guy, it's about 30 years old and running for.
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Yeah, we played a lot of his clips here. A lot of his clips we played here. I really. He's well spoken man. Just absolute savage. Then we'll have to get Byron Donaldson here who's the. Seems to be the front runner right now for governor. So it's gonna be a big political year. We'll be getting a lot of political candidates on the chain. It's going to be going back to our roots and that's it. And start chatting about it. So that'll be a lot of cool interviews coming up.
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Exciting stuff.
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Exciting, exciting I say which would be really good. So good evening. Minnesota Quality Larrying Center. Yeah.
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The quality is leering Center. Yeah.
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The funny thing is how many times was that pointed out? Ed says smash the likes. That's a good advice, Ed. Gotta do that. You definitely got to do that. So go ahead and do that. And, and you know the, you know the ripple puts out that famous thing, you know, the crypto in a minute. They try to get it all in in a minute. So they've got, They've got Jack McDonald and this one right here. But yeah, I didn't watch the whole thing. Sometimes I like to watch these while, and analyze them while they're on a show. So I just, oh, I don't watch the whole thing, just the very beginning of it. He says, you're gonna get 20 seconds back. I'm like, wait a minute, you're gonna do crypto in a minute and 40 seconds. So I was like, I don't know if I thought, if I heard that right, but here we go. Here's Jack McDonald. He's going to be talking a little bit about why is your capital sitting idle. So let's talk about that.
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Doing a minute. I'm going to give 20 seconds back to you. Hi, I'm Jack McDonald and this is Crypto in a Minute. How are stablecoins being used in yield generating opportunities? There's basically two ways that you, you can use a stablecoin to generate yield or interest on your investment. First, you can invest in an interest bearing stablecoin and in that case the issuer directly shares the interest that they get from investing your dollar in the reserves and share that with you directly. Those sort of investments are available in some jurisdictions, but not most. The other way you can do it is to use your stablecoin and as collateral, invest in other sort of opportunities. You can think about investing, investing in defi protocols like AAVE or providing liquidity to automated market makers. In either case, you're using your stablecoin on chain to generate some interest in the same way that you can think about a savings account where you get a little bit of interest on the side. You bring greater efficiency and greater utility to your dollar while using it on chain. And there you go, you get your 10 seconds back.
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Wait a minute, Jack, you promised 20. Am I, am I wrong?
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He promised 20 up front. Promised.
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He probably did the first run through. He probably had it, did it right.
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Jack McDonald. And this is crypto in a minute. Greater efficiency. This is crypto in a minute. How are stable coins being used and yield generating opportunities? There's basically two ways that you can use a stake. Hi, I'm Jack McDonald and this is Crypto in a minute. How are stable coins crypto? In a minute I'm going to give 20 seconds back to you. Greater utility to your dollar. And there you go, you get your 10 seconds back. A minute. I'm going to give 20 seconds back, tickets back. And there you go, you get your 10 seconds because it used to be 20XRP, now it's 10XRP.
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There you go, you promised. So he comes through in a heartbeat. There you go. Florida flare bags. Bags are bulging. God, you gotta love that. You got to love it. The use tomorrow. Yeah, the U is tomorrow. What's going on, Ed?
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What? You.
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The you. The you. Come on, Jeff. The you. You know what it is.
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The you.
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You know, the thing.
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That thing.
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You know the thing. All right, so here we go. Good evening. This is CNBC here. Check it out. See at 50 cent. Yeah, I'll see you at 50 cent. Imagine flare hits 50 cents. Could be a crazy makes it hits a buck. Oh. Hottest crypto trade of the year is not bitcoin. It is not ether. It is XRP, the coin formerly known as Ripple, soaring more than 20% this year, becoming the third largest cryptocurrency. Jeff, I'm noticing a pattern. All these, like, all of a sudden, out of nowhere, like, I'm hearing XRP like, you know, and really it was those spot ETFs, and because every. Because the inflows are coming in and really, you know, bitcoin and ethereum are down. Yes, it sounds. It's almost like the first time these people have heard of it. Like, listen to the way he talks about XRP out there. And there's big money behind this trade. Mackenzie Sagalas joins us now with that XRP trade. And what, Mac is Dr. Driving all of this interest in xrp?
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Well, it's actually been interesting is that during the doldrums of Q4, you actually saw a lot of people piling into those XRP ETFs, which is the exact opposite of what happens with the spot bitcoin and ether ETFs, where people really move in tandem with the price of the coin. But it was the fact that it is a way to have a higher percentage jump. So people were buying the dip with XRP in Q4, thinking this is a less crowded trade than bitcoin or ether. And then that proved out to be true just in the first six trading days of January primary.
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We've also talked a lot about the blockchains and the ecosystems that are being built around many of these systems. We know kind of what they are with regard to Bitcoin. We certainly these days know what it is around ethereum and ether. What exactly is the big use case or driver? What's the practicality for xrp?
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Well, with XRP and Solana, those are the two very popular altcoins right now, where you're seeing a lot more interest, and with Solana, a lot of these different forms of tokenization. So we talk about tokenized dollars all the time. In the context of stablecoins. But now we're seeing a lot of people move into tokenizing money market funds and Solana has become a blockchain use case for that. And XRP made its name in terms of cross border payments. But what's been fascinating is even just this morning, Morgan Stanley, which has been especially progressive in terms of having their financial advisors suggest that clients get into the spot. Bitcoin ETFs, they were the first bank to do that. They're now just this morning filing an S1 to launch their own Bitcoin and Solana ETFs because there is an appetite there. So in the world where Bitcoin has become a bit mainstream, I'm not going to say the boomer that that's not my line, that's from somebody else. Is it possible that XRP and Solana.
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Are simply taking their place as kind of the next cool thing to know about or do they have a legitimately different and more relevant use case?
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Well, in the context of just looking to make, you know, an investment that has bigger gains, you're not going to get that from Bitcoin just because it's already so established. You're not seeing the same kind of percentage moves. But what's fascinating with Solana especially is just that it moves faster. And so you're able to tokenize these funds move. You know, whether it's a money market fund that you're moving along or some other tokenized asset, it just is more efficient than Bitcoin as a base blockchain. Which is why you're seeing more use cases.
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But that's also the reason why, right? Solana is the big thing right now because it is a faster, it's a faster transaction mechan mechanism, cheaper transactions. And Ether is a cheaper transaction mechanism as well. We talk about stable coins. If people have coinbase. Wait, Ether is a cheaper mechanism?
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Cheaper than what?
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Yeah, well when you're, when you're in the same sentence as Solana or xrp, it's definitely not cheap. The gas fees on eth, especially if you get heavy usage wallets or coinbase accounts if they use the base network. For now, many of those stable coins are transaction fees free. So the speed is that what's driving a lot of this, this idea that cost and speed is going to be the defining factor for how people gravitate towards certain blockchains?
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That's exactly it. And also with stablecoins, the Genius act was passed into law last year, so we saw a lot more stablecoin issuers. But remember, it's not as though they only operate over one blockchain. You have different blockchains where you can move usdc for example. And so Tron is another quick blockchain at different costs though, at different price points. Solana is a lot more cost effective than moving money over the Ethereum blockchain at different points. Which is why you're seeing people diversify away from the big two.
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Times are changing.
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Do you think that, do you, do you sense you talk to people more.
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Than any of us, Mac?
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Do you sense the times are changing or not? Is it just. In other words, are they looking for the next thing now that bitcoin's been in a consolidation pattern?
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Or are the real like long term.
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Holders, the true believers, sticking with it?
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I'm here, I'm thinking. I know. I mean, come on, shut up. Who knows? Like, who really knows? I mean, is it happening because of this or happening because of that? What is she gonna say because of that? Yeah, let's see the brilliant. Is she gonna say a vague answer? Let's see what she says.
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She pontificates on this.
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Let's see.
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I think absolutely we're seeing times change. You've got Vlad 10 of over at Robinhood talking about tokenizing equities. Brian Armstrong. Part of why the Coinbase trade is doing so well, Goldman Sachs upgrading that to a buy has to do with the fact that they're diversifying away from just being a cryptocurrency exchange. And they're getting into like, ultimately they want to tokenize equities. For now they're just offering equities trading, getting into prediction markets, which also has deep ties into the world of crypto. And so it is this evolution of the market. Certainly.
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Somebody talks so much. Yeah, they're doing prediction markets. They're getting into tokenization. Yeah, their main money will be made not even from crypto anymore. It'll probably be from, from other things, but especially the prediction market. You know, once Akashi gets out there and, and starts making a boatload of money now everybody's jump. Everyone's got a prediction market and it's like there's, there's only going to be so much there, Jeff.
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I mean, everybody wants in traditional finance, everyone's bored.
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Crypto, I think it's like, just do something already, will you? Like, you know, bitcoin starts taking a dive.
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If bitcoin's not at 125 and moving upwards, everybody's kind of like. And nothing's really happening in the space but the excitement is, hey, here's XRP etf. Let's talk only about ETF because that's really what the big news was. XRP hit $2 and 40 cents yesterday. I fomoed into the ETF at 232 and. And then it went down. But you know, the, the key is.
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I was moving out, kept going up. That's why.
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That's it.
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The catalyst. Sometimes for me, I was the catalyst.
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But I was waiting actually. So I had, I had GDLC and I had EXO or G Salt. So I bailed out of both of those and went into all in on the XRP ETF. Well, I'm still holding BTC and GBDC, which are, are pretty solid, but through grayscale ETFs and great skills.
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Been around for a long time. Man, y' all love that. Love it. Look at this. Here is the ripple X put a cool thread out. XRP is the digital asset of choice for real world utility. Everything from stablecoin settlement to real world assets to institutional payments. And so now with new momentum around XRP ets, which we were talking about, an institutional treasuries forming. Here's some updated fast facts about xrp. Number one. Well, just. We'll alternate here, Jeff. I'll take this one, you'll take the next one. Xrp, a functional digital asset designed for settlement and liquidity, focusing on moving value between financial systems. Acting as a neutral bridge, it helps move value between payments, stable coins, tokenized financial assets and collateral across the global economy.
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That's right. And number two, XRP was created at the launch of XRPL and 2012 and its supply is permanently, permanently capped at 100 billion. No additional XRP can ever be minted. And no single entity, including Ripple controls or can change the total supply plus from that 100 billion. We don't know how much has been lost. We don't know how much it will never, will never be seen ever again because of that. But we do know there's about 50 billion sitting in, in escrow that is determined probably less by now. Yeah, it's definitely gone down by now.
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Number three, xrp, one of the few digital assets with clear regulatory standing in the US and that came down to the 202023 ruling in July where Judge Torres basically said that XRP not a security. A lot of people still misunderstand that. They're still trying to say it is and blah, blah, blah.
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But the ripple coin.
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Yeah, but it's not. Okay, you got number. You have the next one. You got number four.
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Got number four. Now XRP is a top three digital asset by market cap, underscoring its leading role in global crypto markets. And I don't know if it's still top three. It was top four the other day because.
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Yeah, but I don't like stable coins in crypto market caps. Doesn't make any sense really. Honestly, it makes sense. One of these things is not like the other. One of these things just doesn't belong. Remember that song from sesame street? Number 5? XRP is a public decentralized blockchain with 116 plus independent validators, 910 public nodes. It operates independent of Ripple as an entity. And one of those, I will say one of those, those independent validators is run by the Zodao. And if you guys haven't joined Zadao, we're going to talk about that. Zao Dao IO. Get over there. Join. It's 10 bucks and X paid. And XRP, XRP, we're on the race to a thousand. Once there's a thousand you can start putting proposals in. I think the last, last count I saw was over 650. So it keeps trickling in and growing as more people find out about it. And also XRP plays a core role in the network as its native settlement and liquidity asset.
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It's pretty strong. XRPL uses proof of association, a consensus model with no mining, no staking, no block rewards and transaction finality in three to five seconds. That is a big play right there. If we can get full settlement of a transaction, three to five seconds, that, that's a big play. I like that.
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Yes. Number seven. The XRPL is processed 4 billion plus transactions, closed 100 million plus ledgers, supported 6.4 million wallets and settled 1 trillion in value since inception. While those numbers are good, they can certainly gonna probably what the next part of this will achieve will happen a lot faster and a lot sooner.
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That's right. XRPL is now one of the top 10 blockchains for real world asset activity with issuers such as Ando Finance, Open, Eden Archics, Guggenheim Treasury Services, Mercado, Bitcoin, Vert and Dupai Land Department. Building or launching assets over on the xrpl. A lot of activity there. I like the real world activity. It's. It was all built for complexity, which is great. Wait for tokenization. Tokenization through real world asset and we're on to the races. Got some big things to talk about.
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Yeah, huge. XRPL has a growing stablecoin ecosystem. With assets like Ripple, USD, usdc, xgd, oaud, br, B, B, R, L, Slash, usbd, and eu, your cv. Oh, it's just too much, Jeff. It's too much in a row. Much too much. I can't even say one. I can't even say one. Time through. Let us fast. XRP then often serves as a liquidity pair, helping facilitate efficient exchange between stable coins and other assets in the network. Yeah, I'm glad they mentioned liquidity because I was waiting for that said assets, assets, assets. Ass.
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Number 10. XRP now has its first institutional treasury through Evernorth XRP, which has secured more than $1 billion in commitments, marking the shift of XRP from a $1 billion, $1 billion marking the shift of XRP from a traded asset to a regulated balance sheet asset for institutions. Look at that. I like that.
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Yeah. Number 11. It's. XRP is now supported by multiple spot ETFs, including launches from Bitwise, which is XRP. Canary Capital is XRPC, Franklin Templeton, XRPZ, and then Grayscale, which you talked about a little bit earlier, which is a GXRP find, a major step in bridging or bringing XRP into regulated mainstream investment products. And this has been talked about for a lot, but it's. I think we're just about 60 days, 60, 60 some days into it. It's in its infancy and we're seeing really good numbers and we're seeing people. It's great for people who don't want to necessarily mess around with, you know, onboarding an asset, putting it in a wallet. So what do they do? It's easy to buy, but ETF and, and it's open to a bigger universe of people. So this is what, this is what mainstream adoption.
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Charles ripple x number 12 wrapped XRP extends XRP's utility to the XRPL EVM, the EVM sidechain, and to other ecosystems such as Ethereum, Solana, Optimism and hypervm. There you go. There you have it. That's all you get wrapped. Xrp. That's exciting.
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ANOS had a comment here and those guys will be on here Saturday coming up. Not this Saturday, but the following Saturday. In addition to the XRP ledger, it's considered to be an OG D5 chain. And creators pioneered many of the properties we now take for granted in the industry. Everything from deflationary tokenomics and burning to core DeFi features. The DAX, which again, it was the very first decentralized exchange, tokenization payments and more, all built in the L1 no smart contract risks, no wallet drains. It was built better and more advanced than bitcoin. It was also the first non PoW blockchain proof of work blockchain and is perfectly positioned financial and practical use cases. So there you go. There's the OG chain. So that's always refreshing. Jeff rigged already.
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Mark wants everyone to know that the yeti drawing is part of the Somali fraud ring.
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It is not part of the fraud frame. It is not part of the fraud ring. Jeff, you can say it all day long but it is not part of the fraud ring.
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Definitely not part of the fraud ring.
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No. Don't be starting rumors there Mark.
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Come on now like that make that well known that it is absolutely not.
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You'll get.
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I can prove it.
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You'll get us in trouble.
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I can prove it. Right there. That is the giveaway for tonight. The badass Yeti Number 410 from the White clan of Flan Ash Yetis. This guy's kick ass right here. Look at that. Get that the flame behind it.
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Look at that Yetis. They're running around. They don't. They can't really throw fire but man they can certainly take a lot of heat. That's one of their superpowers. They take the heat. That's why they look all they got. They're always burned up and not that dirty. Look to them.
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That Ash fraud you have to attend to wind, not just enroll. You have to be here.
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Right Yeti solid point. And then Luke judges said and he, he's over there in the. Where is he? Middle management. A bank called Ripple tweets my opinion and I Jeff C follows me. Oh yeah, the future is looking bright for xrp. Now he's basically commented on the thread Jeff and I read so the future is looking very bright for XRP indeed. Institutional demand is here huge 2025 and even early 2026. We've met many market leading core financial infrastructure players. Capital markets will be built on chain over the next five years. XRP and Ripple will play an important role there.
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Yeah, he commented after we read it. All right.
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I had to add his expertise to it after we went through it by bit, step by step slowly returned. Okay so, so here we go. We got the G Treasury which is latest acquisition by Ripple. And so here's some big news G Treasury Jeff that they now it was funny because didn't this just get acquired by Ripple? G Treasury must have had this in the work but G Treasuries acquired Solvexia and Sylvesia is a leader in no code Financial automation for reconciliation and regulatory reporting. This is kind of cool. This is a very interesting departure that they're rolling into G Treasury because no code is huge. You know the AI, no code stuff is big, you know an app development and websites and code. But now when you think about it's also getting a strong foothold of what's going on. You know my, my wife is a controller so I'm always looking at a lot of these financial AI packages. A lot of them are very niche things. They just do this thing really well. They're not trying to be everything to everybody. And if you see this Slovexia is this no code for financial automation and reconciliation. And if you think about that, it comes down to reporting, right? So if you're a public company, you got regulations, you got to report on this. It's going to make everything a lot easier. And part of that is you're going to want to, you're going to want to jump in there and use G Treasury because now they're rolling everything together. So you use this and oh yeah, what's over here? And so the expansion of services compared to five years ago there was Rip Ripple, now there's all these other facets, right? Still the Ripple ecosystem but it's huge. And the finance team spends days on manual reconciliation creating fraud. I know this from the pain from my wife doing it. God, she hates it. She's no longer in that line of business, she's just left it. But talking about fraud, exposure, the audit risks and Slovexia will transform these processes from multi day efforts in the minutes long verification 100 times faster with 98 fewer errors. This extends the no friction, no boundaries vision across the entire finance function. Delivering enterprise class automation for treasury finance and compliance. Freaking huge deal man.
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Big news.
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I don't know what they. I wonder what they got it for. I wonder. Let's see what the. I don't know if there's a price if they talked about it.
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Price Numbers, numbers numbers.
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See it in there anywhere? I don't think they're a name here but it's just interesting to know what that might have been acquired for.
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Nothing big numbers, whatever it was.
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I don't see the. Let's go here Slovakia, bring in certainty to finance. There you go.
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Australia, that's where they are.
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No kid, when I see the missing Z I gotta go watch English speaking it's gonna be. Yeah, they use the S, that's a you. That's the, the English proper English way. We've added the Z organizations across the World to shift their approach to finance and find new ways to establish reliable and resilient financial processes. It's interesting they joined in 2012. I wonder how long this company is. They've been around since 2012. You think? Interesting. So it's very complexity into confidence, cool.
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Thing doing other things. That's why.
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7 11, start your automatic jersey today. Automation's good, Jeff.
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It's crazy, crazy to see that stuff.
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It's a big deal. And finally, flare. Look at this. Flare launches first XRP spot exposure on Hyper liquid via fxrp.
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Super exciting right here.
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It's really cool about it.
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Look at that.
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Now it says that XRP trading on Hyper Liquid had previously been limited to perpetual futures. No spot market until now. So flares. Dhruv Shaw told the block. And so there's a. They talk all about it like Bitcoin. XRP is not EVM Ethereum virtual machine compatible. It is on the side chain though. That's why the Hyper Liquid like note. Oh my goodness.
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The daily.
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You just keep hitting you. Yeah. So it's, it's a, it's a really cool advancement.
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It's a big advancement. I like it.
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It's a good one. I like it too. They're really making some waves, man. They're making maze. They're making stuff happen, baby.
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There's not many out there that are actually making things happen. So when you see some major progress being had like this, you know, it's big news. It's good to see real progress, real initiative.
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Yeah. And flair's always doing cool. So there you go right there.
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I mean where and what's going on with Vitz event also.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hells yeah. So speaking of, we, we mentioned Fishback. Let's talk about Byron Donalds was, was chiming on the whole, the fraud case that's going on in Minnesota right now. So he attended the hearings today and he kind of like gives us a little bit of a breakdown. But I don't know. I, I find this, I know that what's going on over there, but I still find it shocking that it's going on. It's still shocking to me. And I like what Byron says in this, in this clip here. Wait, before we go, what do you got? Oh, it's the 30 minute mark.
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Oh, it's a 30 minute mark. We got to take a brief. Brief.
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Yeah, we gotta, we gotta, we gotta for, for the Yeti, man. We gotta roll the Eddie thing. This is what you're winning tonight. The Ash Yeti.
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And here we go.
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Let's let's roll it, baby. Roll this. This is a banger. Guys, turn up your speakers. Guys, turn them up now.
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Turn them up. Full volume.
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Turn up the volume.
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Turn up the volume. Bump it up.
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Here we go. Turn up the radio. Cold ash, fire, smoke, smoke, ash rise White tribe. White tribe walk on fire no fear White fur burn still here Hot as flame Desire ash Yates walk higher Storm and float Drum and chest, Brave as blood, pass the test Laugh in flame, dance in smoke? Clan of ash never broke. Boom, boom, boom boom boom boom, boom, boom. Ash, smoke, ash rise? Badass yet is born for battle Made for legend? Claim yours or be forgotten. Badass yet is on the chain, is on the chain. Wow. I like when she says on the chain, is on the chain. Oh, okay. On the chain, is on the chain. Hello, everybody. So that's what you. Yeah, we got. We only have four in the drawing. Where is everybody? Come on. Type in yeti. You have a chance. That was, that was, that was, that was perfection. So what happens when you have a two week rest? You come up with cool. Two week rest. That was really good.
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That was it.
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That was really solid. Okay, let's listen to Byron Donald's talk about this hearing about the, the daycare centers, Hondo Finance. We'll talk. Yeah. Big and bullish on both of them.
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Yes.
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All right, left.
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The oversight hearing on Minnesota. I mean, this thing is crazy. You have the governor and it's team going after whistleblowers, you know, state employees trying to do the right thing in Minnesota to explain the fraud that was happening, to get it under control. And it looks like Governor Walls, the Lieutenant governor, the Attorney General, Keith Ellison, not only did they know about it, they were, they were trying to protect the fraud. To continue, these fraudsters were donating campaign cash to the, the governor and the Attorney general. The whistleblowers who were coming forward were threatened, their jobs were threatened, their careers were threatened. And then you then, then we find out that the Frosters were buying a property in Kenya and Turkey. What, sending money back to Somalia. The money going back to Somalia could potentially have fallen into the hands of Al Shabab, the Al Qaeda affiliates and Somalia. Absolute crazy stuff. And the funny thing is I don't even think it's just Minnesota. I think we just found about, found out about it in Minnesota.
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Right, right.
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I think it's happening in other states too. And it may not just be the Somalian community, but other, other parts of, of the country where these programs, American people are just being defrauded. The, the Bigger thing is we gotta up here huge amounts of money. We got to put real teeth into these spending items. You know, if we're going to put money into a lot of these programs, there need to be hard audit requirements, eligibility requirements. Obviously, there's criminal charges if there's wire fraud. But I think if you have elected officials who know about this stuff, we find out, they know they need to be brought up on conspiracy charges because they're defrauding the American taxpayer, too.
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B
Oh, yeah.
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One thing I know about this town, there's always a new day and a new crazy here in Washington. I think that's why people are more frustrated than anything else, because not a lot. There's no common sense here. And when you try to bring it and put into these bills, you know, the Democrats don't want to hear it. They don't. The only time they ever want to talk about accountability is when it favors them politically. And that's really upsetting. Anyway, until next time.
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All right? This is such a cool breakdown. That is the only time, Jeff, when it, when it benefits them politically. Otherwise, they're really not interested, you know, because, you know, when. Now, the funny thing is the other day, Trump, you know, these, these, those giant wind farms that they have, like in the desert there, like off of Palm. What is it? Palm Springs there? Because you drive there and you see these massive wind things. And so he, he basically posted on True Social. It was a bird, and it said, you know, we're killing our eagles. What did the, what did the liberals come in and say? That's not an eagle, that's a hawk. Okay. See, Jeff, they were really concerned about killing the bird. The reason that California had these wildfires was because they could. Because they were protecting a little tiny fish and they thought they needed to protect this little fish so they couldn't water in certain areas. So this is like the whole reason. Like, because this poor little tiny fish, meanwhile, birds are dying like crazy. They're getting whacked. They fly through these things. Bald eagles are getting whacked. No, there's no, no care. There's no, there's no protesters. There's no, like, save the birds. Nothing. No. So it's disingenuous. It's all politically motivated. And Byron Donald's nailed it. It.
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Exactly. They're a bunch of hippie craps.
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Yeah. Just. They don't care. It's like birds and that. I mean, okay, it was a baby bird and he said, that's a baby hawk. That's not a baby. Yeah, okay. You can get into the whole, the whole idea of like, the point is they're dying in pretty big numbers. It's like, oh, yeah, but we have wind. Does it do anything? No, it's very costly. Expensive. I remember a bunch of years ago, there was a fire up there and the guy got trapped up there and they didn't have a way to get him down. He just basically died. It was like, it was horrible thing because, you know, you ever see those things where they climb up there and.
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Then like, oh, yeah, but they're so ugly too. The big window up and they put them up in the mountains.
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Remember they wanted to put them off the coast. The Kennedy compound in Massachusetts there. Then there was a big uproar. But if it puts them somewhere else, that's okay. We're okay with it. Just like they're okay with the legals coming and just. They want to build a wall outside their house, but they don't want them.
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Coming in their neighborhoods because they, they want the fraud. Look at Minnesota, how much money and kickbacks have been filtered through the Democrat coffers, You know, so if they're going to catch all these guys and there's so much money and they could say, well, we didn't know. Well, the money's still going there. That's why they're shutting down the NGOs, they're shutting down all of these things because it's just amazing to see how much, you know, fraud. And again, it's, it's more of their, it's their slush fund. So we end their slush funds and then we find out, oh, by the way, here's another slush one. Oh, here's another slush fund. Anytime the Democrats get angry on something and they go run off to defend it, then we know that's another slush fund. And then you see all the protesters in the street that are out. No one's out protesting to save the Iranians. There's not one libtar protester that has gone out to say, I want to help the Iranian people. None of them. Because they don't care. They, they don't care about anything. These people are stuff.
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What about the Christians? Are they, are they going to save the Christians from getting.
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Well, we already know. Yeah, they don't, they don't want to save the Christians.
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Nobody cares.
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They don't, they don't want to. They don't care about Nigeria. They don't care about the Christians in, in Syria that have been, have been massacred or the, the. Yes, these or anybody. They don't care about anything, Jeff. It only has to serve their specific political expediency.
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Can't blame the Jews. It's not worth talking about.
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Right?
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It's pretty. It's like every, Every. They're apparently responsible for everything that's gone wrong in the world. So here's Trump weighing in on potential. Well, before, I wanted to bring up the fact that there was a tragedy that happened in Minnesota today because there was a woman in a car and she was told to get out of the car, she was told to stop, she was told that she didn't. And then she tried to run over an ICE agent and she got shot multiple times. I mean, it's impression. And people are yelling, what the f. What the. I mean, look, man. And then you got. It's just, what the hell's wrong with these people, Jeff? Right. Can you ever follow, like, follow what they say? And so they're. They're all up and what's going on. So this is Trump talking about demonstrations and things. And then we're going to get into some ways the Democrats, I don't think they have a barometer on. Like, does this. Is this good? Like, can they bounce it off anybody? Because they're in. So they're in this, like, vacuum of libtard, dumb goofiness. So they don't even know when they're embarrassing themselves. They think they're doing something noble and everyone's laughing at them. It's just a joke. But here's Trump talking about demonstrations.
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It is with overwhelming enthusiasm that I.
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Am declaring that anyone who protests or.
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A
Interferes with ICE and their operations is officially gay. Big time. With that being said, go ahead and.
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B
Call your dads, tell them about your alternative lifestyle as a gay communist, and.
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A
Then, who knows, maybe eat a lollipop.
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B
I don't know what Flame is doing.
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Their time, but I'd imagine it's something along those lines. Maybe decorate a bathroom.
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Who knows? In either case, this is who you are now, and everybody knows that.
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Cat's out of the bag.
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B
Cat is out of the bag.
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A
Oh, my God.
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B
Obviously a deep fake, but let people dream. You have to put that on there these days, because people like, I can't believe Trump said that. That's horrible.
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A
Oh, my God. That was too much. That's so funny.
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B
So January 6th was yesterday, and obviously we know all about January 6th in 2020. So here are the Democrats. Here are the Democrats making a fool of themselves once more. They had a vigil. They're all holding candles and they're singing, Jeff. This is peak cringe. I mean, did they just. There's nobody to say, like, hey, is this a good idea? No. Nobody knows, but here it is. Look at this. And guide her through the night with the light. For some reason, Chuck is Chuck Schumer. You only hear mostly his voice and that. I mean, this. Lawmakers on the fifth anniversary of January 6th attack. Oh, my God. To the oceans widely foam. God bless America. My home sweet home. God bless America. My home sweet home.
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A
Go about your business. Get out of there.
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It's just embarrassing, Jeff. There's still so many levels. Well, look at this. Look who crashed their party. Check this out. Get Trump riding the bike. Says, what's the vigil for? You got a lot. You gotta love. AI Giant Sinus. What's the vigil for? Oh, my God. You just gotta love it. Here we go. This is kind of. This kind of captures it right here, doesn't it? Press conference, is it? All dressed up? Tell me what happens.
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A
Those damn maggots took our capital. We were shaken worse than 9, 11. We will remember.
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B
Hey, hey. Ho, ho. These insurrectionists have got to go. Could you elaborate, please? We need to recognize Trump is a fascist. He literally stole Nicholas. Free Nicolas now. Free Nicolas now. Free Nicolas now. Free Nicolas now. Sir, could you explain the purpose of this vigil? Vigil? This isn't a vigil. This is a fucking execution.
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C
Free the innocent.
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B
Let them go. What kind of cloud absolute clown show is that? And then here, this one.
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A
Nominated Tampon.
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B
For VB so when you think the cringe couldn't get any worse, here's a. Yeah. Lose the Latin vote. Yeah. With their insanity. Now, this one here, Jeff, they're answering the question, who needs a Democrat governor? Okay? I'm like. They just, like. There's no level of, like, not trying to top the last cringe. But look at how cringy this moment is. Democrat governor. You do. Okay, You. Do you see Tampon, Timmy in the beginning there, Jeff? Yeah. Nobody needs you, dude. Nobody needs any Democrats. I mean, what a goof bag. For sure. I mean. And so after that tragedy happened, you got this mayor of. Of Minneapolis. He was just reelected, by the way, and he's gonna be as strong now. What's weird is he's not speaking Somali in this clip because he's been very fond of dancing the Somali traditional dance and speaking in his press conference. But in this clip, he's going to use English, Jeff. And he's not happy. He's a soy boy and he's Gonna get tough. Listen, these tough words. Jeff, I hope you can. Oh, you can handle his toughness here. There you go. Ready?
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And I have a message for ice.
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Please tell us what it is to ice. Get the out of Minneapolis. We do not want you here. We don't want you here. Well, it's federal versus local, okay? Your stated reason for being in this city is to create some kind of safety. And you are doing exactly the opposite. People are being hurt. Families are being ripped apart. Long term, Minneapolis residents that have contributed so great greatly to our city, to our culture, to our economy are being terrorized. And now somebody is dead. That's on you.
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A
And it's also on you to leave the clown show.
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B
It's on you to make sure that this is going nowhere. Yeah, go ahead and try to stop him, soy boy. Let's see what happens. This is odd. This is. I like how tough he talks. This is on you. I mean, this is. This comes down to you.
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A
They need to send more ICE agents.
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B
That's exactly what they need to do.
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A
Empty out all of Minnesota. That'd be the end. Done.
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B
Look at this little cartoon about the luring. I mean, the learning centers. Layering. Set a layering. Here we go.
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A
Run the daycare center now. And who gave you permission, my boy, Tampon Tim, AKA the fraud father gave.
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B
Us the green to open this here quality leering daycare. So we ran with it.
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A
The rest is history. You realize the sign, it spells learning, not leering.
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B
Well, this is the first thing the children learn.
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A
They see the sign and we test.
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B
Them with visual aids. This is how we teach.
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A
Wait, I thought that in Minnesota to be a licensed daycare, you're required to have a 15 square foot playground within 2,000ft of the building.
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B
It will pop up tomorrow morning. Morning. Don't worry about it.
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A
You have all the documents, right?
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B
Ah, there was a break in and they stole the documents, unfortunately.
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A
How did they get in?
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B
Well, they broke in through the wall. It was behind the water heater. Okay.
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A
Where are the kids, though? I didn't see any kids because it.
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Is not our business hour right now.
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A
It was easier to capture the leader of Venezuela than it was to find a kid in these daycares. What? So you're saying there's nothing fraudulent happening here? There is no fraud. Fraud, Wallahim.
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Zero fraud here. Tell him, baby. Yeah, I understand. Fraud is bad.
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Abdi, you cheated on me.
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I'm telling Mom. No, Ilhan, baby, don't do this. Don't tell our mom. Wow, a bunch of garbage.
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Look at me.
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Oh my God, I can't.
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I'm so happy about AI because that we've never had better memes ever. This is some of the best memes we've ever, ever had.
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A
I don't know. People come up with this stuff so fast.
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B
It's gotta love it. And so this was interesting. So let's go to Iceland. So what do you think the native people live in Iceland have to say? You think they're happy about what's going on there? Let's listen. This is a country that has changed very rapidly in a very short period of time. So in a 10 year span Iceland completely like took a 180. It used to be a very local comfy place, not many people. But now it's like very crowded. The whole infrastructure is falling down and Iceland is essentially a dead island. There's no future, there's no church, no community. The whole fabric of Icelandic society has like been overturned by like leftist politics if you want to go that route. So a lot of like promotion of homosexuality, a lot of like degeneracy. We celebrate gay pride more than we celebrate our own Independence Day. So it's sort of like there's no hope and future for kids because Iceland is very like. It goes to extremes. The government so to speak is very much has its fingers in your like kids and in your own personal opinions in a way that's very drastic.
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You cannot have wrong opinions and things.
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And you get publicly executed. You cannot go against anything except unless you're able to lose everything you have. Sounds like a leather place. That was the liberals destroyed Jeff. I mean when I think about it, every.
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Everything they touch and the population of Iceland is so small.
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It's like 7 000, right? Something like that.
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And when you're in the main city in Reykjavik, obviously it's. There's a lot of population there. As you start driving around the ring road and you see that small towns, you get to areas. I mean it's completely desolate. If you drive up the middle of the country then you need to go by four by four and it's all off road on the single track. But going around it was. It's amazing. As you go around the ring road, I mean you don't see huge amounts of people. Then all of a sudden you hit Reykjavik and that's, you know, all of a sudden there's.
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Am I using people? And. And like, you know, remember Nick was named Nick Shirley that broke the story about the Somalia Day Center. So now he's in. He's in Greenland. Joe stuff. And he found these kids. He found these kids wearing MAGA hats that he's interviewing him. Check this out.
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I'm here in Greenland.
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This kid's got a MAGA hat on.
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What's your message to Donald Trump?
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B
By Queenland. By Queenland.
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By King Land, By Queenland. No more tennis. No more Danish. We don't like Danish people. They don't want the Danish there. Why are the Danish in Greenland anyways?
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I don't know. Somehow the Danish do.
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Other than make Danishes. No, I'm kidding.
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The Danish. Do you need a rip for that one, Jeff?
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I don't know what they do. I've been to. Been to Denmark.
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They don't do much. They're. They're just like a very, you know, they do non non sequitur type of thing. Look, you want to hear what Trump had to say about it? Listen to this.
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President Anna Trumpleck Isagoish ishvashan Ima Gruenle.
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B
That's too much. Well, speaking of Denmark, here is the prime minister. I think he's a prime minister.
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A
It's someone from Danish pasties.
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B
There you go. So listen to this from Denmark. She's. Now she's. I'm gonna. Okay, so this is all in Danish here. So I'm gonna have to. I'm gonna have to read it. So here we go. This is from Copenhagen on July 5th. Now listen. Listen to what she has to say. First, I believe the US President should be taken seriously when he says that he wants Greenland. This is Matti Fredriksen, the Danish Prime Minister. He says, make it clear. But also I want to make it clear that the United States chooses to attack another NATO country militarily. Then everything stops. That is, including our NATO security that has been provided since World War II. Denmark has always been a good ally in the United States. We want to continue to do so. But I also have to address some of what's being said from the American side. Of course, we will not accept a situation where Greenland is threatened in any way. You're not gonna accept. Jeff, did you hear what you said?
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This is the best part.
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And of course, we will not accept a situation where you'll accept anything. Okay, you're. What are you gonna do really?
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In Greenland? Our thread, and there's been no. But basically, it's like, we're going to purchase Greenland and you got nothing to say about it anymore.
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And it's sovereign. They can do whatever they want. They don't need your blessing. And you guys asked off for how many years, like. And how did Dane. How did Denmark get a hold of that anyway? I mean, who's Denmark, really? It's not a great country. I'm just like, it's such a weird pairing. Like, demo. Like, you would have thought it would have been France over. It's closer the uk, Right. You know, maybe, you know, I don't know, Italy, but you just don't think Denmark. Right. No one thinks like, Denmark owns Greenland. So there you go. It just seems like a weird pairing.
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A
And there you go. And NATO, please.
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B
On NATO, please. Oh, really? Don't worry. Trump will end it himself. I. I don't think you have anything to worry about. The whole Venezuelan thing. This is why I love this administration. So Marco Rubio has been pure fire, but Pete Hagseth, he's just, like, ripping the. The. He doesn't put. They don't put it with any BS from the press. Now. Who do you think taught people how to act? The man Trump taught them all how to act, and they're just fantastic.
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I want to emphasize that question from cnn. The questions never asked, how much does it cost when they're in the Mediterranean or the Red Sea or the Indian Ocean or the Pacific, but now that they're in our hemisphere on a counter cartel mission or ensuring that indicted individual comes to justice. Now you're asking the question of cost. It's a disingenuous question to begin with. You're trying to find any angle possible to undermine the success of one of the most historic military missions the world has ever seen. The level of sophistication that Senate just was briefed on and the House was briefed on a classified level is something only the United States of America can accomplish. The world is taking notice of that. Certainly Venezuela is taking notice of that. And it continues because two oil tankers, two overnight or seized by the United States of America, stateless or sanctioned. Because the oil blockade, the quarantine of oil out of unsanctioned or stateless, sanctioned or stateless vessels continues. That leverage will continue as Secretary Rubio outlined. So our military is prepared to continue this. As he said, the president, when he speaks, he means it. He's not messing around. We are an administration of action to advance our interests.
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Tourists.
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A
And that is on full display. We're happy to brief.
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B
Yeah. Taking zero. Taking zero. Bull crap, Jeff.
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All right. Mark is saying, after the Napoleonic wars, the Treaty of keel, this was 1814, separated Denmark and Norway. Norway went to Swede, to Sweden, but Denmark kept Greenland along with Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
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B
So we put it in the.
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Denmark doesn't eat too much influence.
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B
Here's. Here's another. Here's another one of those Pixar takes on. On Venezuela. United States talks and talks and talks. That's all they do, talk. We're not worried, not even a little. We're calm, we're relaxed. We're so relaxed, we're bored. Nothing is going to happen. Trust me. All right, that's enough. It's time to get the bastard.
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Understood, Mr. President.
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B
Mr. President, the target is acquired. Good.
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A
Put the bastard in a Nike tech tracksuit around and find out.
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B
God, you gotta love it. God's to love that.
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A
Oh my God, it's so funny.
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B
I mean, this AI stuff is just fantastic. I don't know if it's. I don't has any other like, good use to it, but look at this. Now here's a dramatic take on the same thing, Jeff. It's like we just saw a sort of a comedy, you know, Pixar type of look. But here's like a serious look at it. Look at this. Here's of the effort, full screen to come on. Look at this. Enjoying his life, living at the palace. As his wife walks up to him, he's contemplating life. His son drinking his little whiskey there. The helicopters, huh?
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Copy.
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Maintain altitude.
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Target confirmed inside residence.
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Godspeed. Let's do it.
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All units, authorization is green.
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City grid is down. Fence breached. You're clear. Target secured.
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Copy. Heading home. That's pretty good, don't you think, Jeff?
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A
That was a really good one. I like that.
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B
I thought that was really. It was dramatic, had the music, you know, it was the. I mean, obviously it was not how it went down, but it was just fun to sit there and watch what it might have looked like. And then Trump. I don't know if you understood about Trump's Venezuela magic, Jeff, but check this out. This is pretty interesting. World leaders looking on puzzled chair with a blanket. They're there. There's the girl.
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A
Uncomfortable jumps magic. Let's see if Maduro's giving the thumbs up.
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B
Well, he was super happy. He thinks he's gonna, you know, he's like, you know, happy New Year. Everything's great. I mean, fantastic. And you know, it's. What I really like is that Bob Ross guy when he does these paintings. And this one, he took a little bit of a different sort of a take on it. Check this out.
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A
Touch a little glowing orange right here.
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B
Let it dance across that sky like a shooting star. Now those Delta boys, they were Fast as boy, fast as. The parodies just. They're just fantastic. But to a little bit more serious. Here's an aboriginal woman in Australia. Listen what she's calling for. Jeff. Listen to this. She's fed up. She's had it. Listen to this.
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I give who you are. I don't give a who you little aboriginal sovereignty fighters are. You're not gonna to spoil this for my family. You're not going to spoil this for my family who are multiculture in Broomtown. You will not up Australia because you want to support Palestine because they have g side in common with us. Nah, you keep them away from my what can people. They'll marry your children. I give who you sovereignty are. You will not spoil this for Australia because you want to sympathize with some Palestinians and then you got to check to go and use them as Muslims and say they're chameleons people. You get lost. Them chameleons, they mine. You stay away Palestine. You stay away. I don't care who you sovereignty black people are. You will not. You will not destroy Australia. You want to stick up with them. White Australia policy now, right now, no more brown people in this country coming in. No more Muslims coming in either, right? White Australia policy right now, right now.
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For white Australian policy.
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So many black people think you're gonna this up Australia just because you want to sympathize with something.
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She's a brown person.
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Don't you think you're gonna Australia.
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So she's talking. She's really not about color. It's really more about the ideology that she's upset with. She's brought it down a skin. Skin color. But this kid, I don't know who this kid is. He always shows up in my feed. He's an Aussie living in the United States and he's purifier. Like, give this guy a show already. I could watch this guy 24 7. You know, we played him here before Jeff, but he's just fantastic.
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So I moved to the States as an immigrant, mate. People come up to me and say, jack, why would you move to America and be an immigrant? This country's a fascist dictatorship. What the are you talking about coming from an immigrant, mate? Shut the up, can't. You wouldn't know a dictator for bit you on the ass, mate. People here don't understand that though. You got all these people complaining all the time, acting like this place is North Korea. You always hear these transgenders, mate, walking around America sucks, mate. If America was a fascist dictatorship, they Wouldn't be letting you chop your off, let's be fucking honest. And you wouldn't be able to speak your mind. And you wouldn't be able to gather and protest all the time like retards. You'd be in the fucking mines, mate. You'd be mining cobalt. Whenever I see someone burning the flag in America, I instantly think they're fucking. I can't believe some people in this place don't understand how good they got it. Your freedom of speech, right to assembly. You can defend yourself with your own weapons like that. Shit's insane.
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Just a.
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At the stats for the uk they throw thousands of people in jail a year for Facebook posts and tweets. You want to hear it from the horse's mouth, mate? I'm an immigrant and I'll tell you, America rocks, mate. Anyways, peace out. God bless America, man. That's awesome.
- [64:37]
B
That's great, man. I don't know where his channel is, but he's just fantastic. You know, it's good to hear what. What his, you know, viewpoint is. It's a really. It's really fantastic.
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A
And it's about that time.
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It's almost that time. I want to play the. I want to play the Canadian. Jeffrey, tell me if you're scared of these two videos right here. One of them is the Canadian army. The other one is the European army. Okay. Pulled both of them just. Just for contrast. Okay. Let's look at the Canadians first. Here you go. I hope you're scared, Jeff. Cannon. March in unison all over the place. What an absolute mess. Now check this out. Now this one's gonna frighten you. In your boots. These are Europeans. These guys weren't talking tough. Trump better not do something else or we're gonna get mad. We're gonna write a strongly worded letter towards them. Here we go. Turn that down. But here they are, Jeff. Armed forces dancing like a bunch of retards. They're all in uniform, Jeff. Look at. Just look at how bad this is, man. This is so bad, it's embarrassing. Look at this. They kind of learn those moves. They had to time it out. They're doing this stupid thing with their fists in the air. I have no idea what they're. What's up?
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So embarrassing.
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Just like you think that. Look at this. It's just sad.
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Canada. The strongest military in all of Canada, by the way.
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The null of Canada. God bless them. I didn't know they had the strongest. I didn't know they had the strongest of all of Canada. That's crazy.
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A
Jeff, AI can't screw up that badly. AI. It's horrible.
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So two more videos on how and then we'll do the drawing. But this is Germany. This is the AfD leader talking about what she's going to do if elected. And then we're going to contrast that with Gert Wilders. He's going to talk a little bit. And what I love, Jeff, is the turn of how it's so different and you know, you change the White House out and all of a sudden you start seeing that avalanche of, you know, being okay to call it out. But this is the AFD leader right here. Let me just wait, do this. And I got to turn it down a little bit because I gotta read this here for the people on the pod. She says we have the answers, we have a plan. We have a future plan for Germany. That we will be the first 100 days of our government participation. Close the borders completely and reject every illegal entrant and every person without papers and sends a clear message to the world. The German borders are closed, dear friends. They are closed. Hang on a second. She's going fast. Now they're closed. A support for asylum seekers switching from money into in kind benefits. They're ending that. That's going to get cut. Patriotism will be carried out on large scale. I must be honest with you. If it's called re migration, then it's called re migration. The right to asylum must financially be upheld. Finally, asylum is temporary residence and ends with the person reasons for fleeing. No other exists. It will never even come to Germany. Naturalization and the something or other. The German passport, as he is doing, must stop immediately. That's not what we'll do. And following the example of Netherlands and Hungary leaving the EU asylum system. Simple. Under our leadership, Germany will exit the eusa. You can come on that.
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Boom.
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That's freaking awesome, Jeff. And then finally Kelly said, I'll believe.
- [69:14]
A
It when I see it. Then you know, we'll see what happens.
- [69:19]
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Dirt. So this is Gert Wilder's here talking about this. I think this is a good plan right here. Jeff. Listen to this. Acknowledge that Islam is an influential ideology that fosters hatred and terror and as a result is not compatible with the values of the Netherlands. Close our borders right away to asylum seekers and immigrants originating from Islamic countries. We should withdraw from the Schengen Agreement and reintroduce our own border controls. 3. Begin by dismantling Islamic institutions like mosques. Start by closing foreign funded mosques, including those that receive funding from abroad and are under the authority of Diyanet, the Turkish Ministry of Religious affairs, and not us. Four, lock up anyone who threatens or uses violence or deport them from our country, and if necessary, take preventive action against those hundreds of supporters and thousands of sympathizers of the jihadist movement in the Netherlands. And five chairmen request all schools, newspapers, media to display a Mohammed cartoon in order not to provoke, but to demonstrate that we never give in to threats and violence and that we proudly and firmly support our freedom. Finally, I have a message for all those Muslims in the Netherlands who do not respect our freedom, our democracy, and our core values. Those who consider the rules of the Quran more important than our secular laws. And there are many of them. 700,000 is revealed in the study by Professor Koopmans. And my message to them is, get lost. Depart to an Islamic country. Then you can enjoy Islamic rules. Those are their rules, but not ours. This is our country. Not your country, but our. It goes on and on, but it's just. Fantastic speech.
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Charles says they're finally waking up. Well, Gert has been presenting this message 15 years.
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Yeah, he's been going on. He's been the one, only one ringing the bell. And, you know, I remember seeing it grow myself, being the Netherlands a few times. And man, and Gertz is only one young Donald Trump. He looks like Jimmy Page, right?
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A
That's right. The army. And this gets fixed in 30 minutes.
- [71:37]
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Yeah, there you go. It does get fixed. Or come through the deep south and see how that fares for you. We'll let you know. You know, start up in the Carolinas and head down to Florida. We'll show you how it works if you make it that far, you know. Okay, so let's go ahead, Jeff. Let's play that banger of a tune again, and then let's go ahead and do the drawing. Guys, we only have eight in here. We need at least 10. Let's go. We got. You got eight in here. Type in yeti if you want to win. Let's go, people. Let's do it.
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Here we go.
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Cold ash, fire, smoke, smoke, ash rise White tribe, White tribe Walk on fire no fear White fur burn still here Hot as flame Desire as yet Walk higher Storm in throat, drum in chest Brave as blood Pass the test Laugh in flame, dance in smoke Clan of ash never broke. When you're badass, you're this. When you're badass, yeah, this. Shout, shout Y. Y. Ash, Fire, ash, smoke, ash rise Badass yet is born for battle Made for legend Claim yours or be forgotten. Badass yet is on the chain. Is on the chain. I love that.
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Yet.
- [74:10]
B
That was freaking fire, dude. We only have eight in here. We're gonna do it.
- [74:13]
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We're gonna do it anyways. We're gonna give it away. Give it away, give it away.
- [74:18]
B
Explain me the darts. I'll stop the dingus. There you go.
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A
By the way, this is the first giveaway of 2026.
- [74:26]
B
Right on. Get a 18 chance to win this, guys. You guys ready? Ready. Who's it gonna be? Who's it gonna be? Who's it gonna be? There's only eight names in there. Only eight. There's gonna be a winner. Who's it gonna be? Boom. Art on the lake. Big winner. Art on the wake gets us going in 2026 with a badass Ash Yeti of the Blue tribe. Interestante. Let it go, baby. Art, I know you're here, but you're getting your wallet there. Where's rigged? Oh, Charles is upset it's rigged because he didn't win. I can't believe it. Charles is upset it's rigged.
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Didn't win.
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Mark says congrats, Art. Huzzah.
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The white tribe.
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B
There you go.
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A
Of the white tribe.
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White tribe. There you go. Where are you, Art? Did you pull out? Where is he?
- [75:30]
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12, 7.
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Congratulations. A lot of you got a lot of congrats here, but I do not see him in here.
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Art on the lake.
- [75:36]
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Better chance to win the powerful out of eight people. Come on. More. That's disinjected. I just wanted to use the word disingenuous. I heard it in the video earlier. Disingenuous. I think so. That's a disingenuous question. Congrats. Expect to see you in the yeti verse. That's. That's yeti for rigged. You probably already have his wallet address, Jeff.
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I don't know. I might, but we need to have him here. Send it over because you won't be able to accept it. And then. Then What? And you YouTube studio and view.
- [76:17]
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Oh, you posted it so, you know, we can't. We can't see it. It's like I'm watching the. You got to go over to the YouTube. So you did post it. Just weird. Like, it likes it. Like, filters it out of here. Oh, there it is. Okay, it did come through. There it is. Beautiful. Beautiful. Well, who banned Chad nauseam and removed the comments? Who did that? Jeff, can you go in there and undo that?
- [76:47]
A
Undo what?
- [76:48]
B
It's. Look, in the thing, it says chad Nauseam was banned and their comments were removed.
- [76:52]
A
How did that happen by on the chain?
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B
Did we do that? I think I. You know what I think I did by mistake. You know I did that. By the way, I went to click on the star. I clicked on the three.
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A
Undo it now. You deleted it.
- [77:08]
B
Bad user.
- [77:11]
A
Let's see.
- [77:12]
B
I clicked the wrong one and the. The pop up came up. I didn't even realize I did that.
- [77:19]
A
You've banned all of his posts. Oh, no.
- [77:22]
B
I know, I know. I'm sorry.
- [77:24]
A
I don't know how to get them back now.
- [77:26]
B
You got to go in there and unban him. Go to the. Where the band users are.
- [77:30]
A
I can't do that. I got to get the other stuff done. I gotta get art on the lakes thing, otherwise.
- [77:35]
B
Yeah, oops is right. Right. The thing was I clicked the menu came up and then boom. And then I saw the message. I was like, what the hell just happened? I was trying to click there's a star next to these three dots. And that's what happened. Chad. No.
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OTC A. Censorship.
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Chad's mad. He's like, what happened to me? I just got he. Fat fingers. Yeah. Unfortunately, I was trying to click the star next to it to highlight the message and there's still three dots. When I click the three dots and let go right away like, oh, crap. I. It went on. Ban the user. I was like, what the hell, dude, that's so risky. Is it risky?
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It's risky.
- [78:17]
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It sure is. Free Chad. Free Chad. Get in there.
- [78:23]
A
Sending this to art on the lake. It's been sent. It has been transferred to art on the lake. How do you like that? I like them apples.
- [78:40]
B
We go into the.
- [78:45]
A
Chad.
- [78:47]
B
I don't know how we do that, Jeff. We gotta go into it and it's in settings here.
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A
Community.
- [78:55]
B
How we do it?
- [78:56]
A
No.
- [78:58]
B
Is it in Settings?
- [79:00]
A
No, it's not in Community.
- [79:02]
B
Let me see where a band used.
- [79:05]
A
It's in Dashboard.
- [79:06]
B
Maybe. Where are band bad users and YouTube?
- [79:14]
A
Just like one statement. Let's see.
- [79:19]
B
So under settings you go to community and then hidden users. Settings.
- [79:23]
A
Community, Community.
- [79:25]
B
There's no community in there.
- [79:27]
A
I don't see hidden users.
- [79:29]
B
I didn't see Community.
- [79:31]
A
I'm on community.
- [79:33]
B
Community moderation.
- [79:36]
A
Oh, maybe it's somewhere else.
- [79:38]
B
Where is this? What it says under settings. Community and then hidden users.
- [79:43]
A
Oh, Community moderation.
- [79:45]
B
Oh, there it is. Community moderation. Okay, there's the moderators.
- [79:53]
A
So I don't see it.
- [79:54]
B
Approved users, Hidden users. So it's in there. What? Good luck and finding that. 285. How the hell are we gonna find that.
- [80:07]
A
That's crazy.
- [80:10]
B
See if I can do a search for it. There it is. Okay. I see it.
- [80:14]
A
I found him.
- [80:15]
B
I know.
- [80:18]
A
All right. Who else do we accidentally block? Did you get them?
- [80:27]
B
I made a mess. No. I don't know. It's like I'm looking at hidden users. But how the hell do you find it? There's no search for it. There's two. There's a 285 in there. You got to go through 285 names. It's not pulling them out of there.
- [80:44]
A
Chad.
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B
Interface is so wonky, man.
- [80:55]
A
You can't even.
- [80:56]
B
I don't see his name in there.
- [80:59]
A
No.
- [80:59]
B
Why is on the chain live in a hidden users?
- [81:02]
A
Because it's not real. Khee hill. Richard simmons.
- [81:19]
B
Yeah.
- [81:23]
A
How many people have been blocked? Juan Carlos Gonzalez.
- [81:29]
B
I don't see it in there. Do you?
- [81:32]
A
No.
- [81:33]
B
When I search for it only comes up under.
- [81:38]
A
Time.
- [81:39]
B
I don't know.
- [81:49]
A
Jed. How do you come back? And it should be like the last one, right. But it's not randomly dump in here.
- [82:04]
B
You can reinstate a deleted comment or. Channel's bad. No, no, not channel. What happens if you ban and delete comments for a user? Let's see.
- [82:13]
A
For a nothing. There's a way to unban. You can put them as an approved user.
- [82:23]
B
Probably unhiding them in YouTube settings within a community. Repealing for me. What the hell, dude? If you search for it, he's not even in there. Like if you just do a search and just type Chad. It only comes up under.
- [82:41]
A
And I can't put him as an approved user. So that's out. But he's a moderator.
- [82:48]
B
I know. I see him as a moderator. If you keep searching, it's not there. That's what's really weird.
- [82:57]
A
Those people we haven't seen in a long time. Holy cow.
- [82:59]
B
A lot of people.
- [83:06]
A
Look at that. Look how many people who would. We haven't seen in so forever. No, we haven't seen his Apex. Apex crypto.
- [83:16]
B
You haven't seen member James Malpass. Jeez, that's old. That's in her monitor. I. I don't see his name under the hidden users.
- [83:24]
A
No.
- [83:27]
B
See if I can put.
- [83:35]
A
And there's no Chad nauseam in approved users. That's out.
- [83:44]
B
This is so weird, man. What a horrible thing.
- [83:49]
A
Whatever.
- [83:50]
B
We'll finish this. Let's just conclude the show. We'll go have to go through. And you can't make this window bigger. So you gotta like scroll through this little tiny window.
- [83:58]
A
Yeah.
- [83:59]
B
Which is pathetic. Really? I don't know. Maybe it's not. Maybe it wasn't there yet. I don't know. It's weird. Cancel.
- [84:10]
A
I don't know.
- [84:10]
B
I don't know what happens. Weird thing.
- [84:12]
A
Chad is back. Chad Nauseam.
- [84:17]
B
Okay. You can improve. All right, good. We. I don't know how that happened, but you can approve posts. Good. Sorry, that was my mistake. Chad. I. I basically. In fact, I went to click the star to highlight a comment. Your comment. And I clicked the three dots, and I said, oh, no, I don't want that. When I let go, it let go on ban and delete comments for the Chad knowledge. And I was like, what? Yep.
- [84:42]
A
So there's a certified fraud examiner on line five.
- [84:49]
B
There we go. Well, there you go, man. This stuff happens. This stuff happens. Thank you very much. Well, that's all the show we have, Jeff. We'll be back on.
- [85:04]
A
Saturday.
- [85:05]
B
It's gonna be fantastic. Yeah, that's it. I'm gonna get us out of here. Jeff and Chip. Oh.
- [85:19]
A
Are you down with otc?
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B
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