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Grant Stinchfield
Well, good evening everyone. Welcome to Stitchfield as we take the show on the road from our Dallas Studios to Washington, D.C. for these Freedom 250 events, including where I'll be going to the UFC fight Sunday night at the White House. Excited about that. Let's get right to the details. Today though, this Iran deal, we appear to be closer than we've ever been before. There's something about this that feels different than the other time around. But I will tell you, President Trump is fuming mad over Iran leaking details and in many respects non truthful details of this deal. So there are a few factions in Iran that I am convinced do not want this deal to go through. Any deal with the United States would be a loss for them. This could have been about sabotage, as Colonel Manus, our good friend, points out.
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Colonel Manus
Look, what's going on is there are different factions inside Iran. We and the Israelis have busted it up pretty well. That includes the different groups or tribes that operate the country. And you know, somebody's trying to undermine the deal that the President has made with those that he's found who are capable of actually making a deal on behalf of the Iranian people and that's why they released that information.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, so what is part of this deal? Clearly, it's everything President Trump has been talking about. And if President Trump was able to make this deal, we win. We got it all. No nuclear material. It will all be destroyed or taken out by the United States. The nuclear program is totally dismantled. These are aspects of the deal that is widely being reported. No money to Iran, though the seized billions that we have would be released on a performance basis, meaning they follow the deal, they meet some goals, we slowly release some money. The straits must be opened clearly. And no funding of terror groups by Iran, that's going to be harder to figure out. But I'm sure the President will have teams in place in order to check and double check all of this. Now, one of the things that is being talked about is this deal first takes the form of a 60 day memorandum of understanding. To me, it's better than no deal. But it also tells me that 60 more days for Iran to play games, 60 more days that I get very concerned that it's all going to go south so all of this still has to be negotiated and apparently Arab nations are on board with this as well. Colonel Mainus, again, I think we're going
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Colonel Manus
to have to take it line by line and, and just wait and see how it goes. You know, if they will let us come in and take the enriched uranium and all of their nuclear enrichment and weapons development capability out of the country.
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Karen (My Favorite Murder)
They.
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Colonel Manus
That's one, that's the first step if we get to do it ourselves and we can verify what we have and what they've given us.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, I would throw out Ronald Reagan's term of trust, but verify. There's no trust here. Verify, verify and verify. If you throw out trust with the Iranians. All right, I want to bring in now former deputy commander of US Central Command and fellow at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America. Retired Vice Admiral Robert Harward is back with us. Admiral, great to have you back on.
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Vice Admiral Robert Harward
Good to be with you.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, Admiral, does it feel differently to you? I don't know. There's something about this that feels a little differently than all the other times we heard a deal was close
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Vice Admiral Robert Harward
to me. No, we've heard this rhetoric, we've heard different parties. We still don't know if anyone can really implement the deal. And at the end of the day, until you have a surety that who you're negotiating with can implement the deal, then we have some issues and I think these leaks are part of that challenge. But if, say we move forward, if we, as you said, we recover the material, the Straits of Hormuz are gone and they still don't have access to resources. We continue to maintain the higher hand. Now they're going to play that as a victory. But again, if we can continue to control their economic wellbeing and hold them accountable, that's a path. But the longer term solution is going to have to be the regime, their missiles and as you said, funding their surrogates. If we could cut that out and ensure they will maintain that, then we can move forward.
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Grant Stinchfield
Are you as worried as I am about this 60 day memorandum of understanding? To me it just sounds like a fancy word for okay, we'll try this out.
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Vice Admiral Robert Harward
I think that's right. I think it's a go down the road together to see if it's going to play out. But again, the President with this economic blockade and starving them economically is undermining their credibility to the people in Iran. So I think that's a big step. That's where time has played in the President's hand. So I think he's willing to go down that road and let's see how much longer they can go without money for another two months. And at that point, if they aren't paying the siege, if they are not paying the artiste, if they're not paying members of the irgc, they may have bigger problems on their hands. So I think again, this is a sound strategy, understanding it's only going to get several of the objectives we stipulated at the beginning of this campaign.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah. You know, it seems to me the president has come to the conclusion he has time on his side, Iran doesn't because you said the money runs out at some point for them when you can't pay your soldiers, the irgc, and they really lose a lot of leverage there. A lot of this has to do with the straits too, and the economic impact of the Straits of Hormuz from a military perspective. We heard President Trump talk about how they started sneaking ships through and I thought it was pretty impressive that, you know, word didn't get out about that. But how hard will it be to open these straits completely and, and how quickly can it be done, Admiral?
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Vice Admiral Robert Harward
Well, if that's part of the agreement for the 60 day MOU we lost flowing, then that's part of the solution. Then I think it moves quick. If we have to do by force, that's a different issue and we can do it, but it's going to be counter to what they're trying to accomplish in the negotiation. So again, I think if the MOU includes free passage and all the business, shipping and oil companies have trusted that that MoU will protect them, then I think that's a step in the right direction.
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Grant Stinchfield
What are your contacts telling you inside the Pentagon without giving any trade secrets away, of course. What's the biggest challenge right now for us from the President's standpoint, from the military standpoint, it's always been political will
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Vice Admiral Robert Harward
and always will be our military can do anything if we have clear objectives and states and how they go after that. So again, it remains, as we're watching now, political will.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah. Vice Admiral Robert Harwood on a Friday evening. I appreciate you coming on as always. Good to see you, my friend. Thank you.
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Vice Admiral Robert Harward
Good to see you. Thank you.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. And political will is it and what the American people will stand for. You know, you can see the markets are hungry for a solution here because any sign of a, of good news, the markets rally. And again, I'm one that just wants this to be over. I want to turn now to an issue here at Home, and that is the homeless industrial complex. I dubbed it that when I was working out in Los Angeles, doing radio living in Dallas, by the way, I wouldn't move there. You couldn't pay me enough to move to Los Angeles. Specifically, when you talk about the homeless industrial complex. Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, it is a government run agency by the city of Los Angeles. It has taken over $1 billion in federal dollars since 2021. One billion. And what has happened with homelessness in Los Angeles? It's increased. It's gotten worse. Nothing has gotten better. There is evidence of fraud with all of this money. So the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development suspended all funding to Lassa, as it's dubbed. This is bill as sale. The. The U.S. attorney out in the L. A area. People are stealing the money and agencies like Lhasa are supposed to provide the
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Jack Armstrong
oversight to make sure that doesn't happen.
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Grant Stinchfield
But everyone's making so much money off this, they don't care. The gravy train just keeps coming. In 2024 alone, federal tax dollars, that means if you folks live in Iowa or like me in Dallas, my tax dollars. Your tax dollars are going to fund homelessness in Los Angeles. And they're not even using it properly. And the really the money is getting stolen. Think about that. In 2020 alone, the Fed sent $220 million to Los Angeles. That pales in comparison. The total 1 billion since 2021 compared to the total dollar, spent state dollars, donor dollars, $24 billion on homelessness over the last few years. This is Spencer Pratt. Not only did they work together in their negligence and burning down 7,000 houses and 12 people alive, but they're both complicit in laundering, what, $24 billion to actually increase homelessness. So consider this. Lassa had agreement. That's the Los Angeles Housing Services Agency. Lassa had an agreement to have 13,000 beds for homeless in place this year. As of the end of last year, they had 88 in place. 88 out of 13,000. But this was getting funded. So where is the money going? Sleep Safe Village is one example of this. This was a fully funded but completely unused facility. You see empty beds here. Yet money was going to this Sleep Safe Village with our tax dollars. The judge in this case, when they started looking at this, actually called it, and I will quote from the judge here, it's obvious fraud. You don't get any more direct than that. Now, the feds can only do so much, but the Trump administration is doing all it can. The state needs to have Some real big changes. That's why hopeful Steve Hilton wins the governor's race out in California. It's a long shot, but things would start to change. Here's who we should not be listening to. The United Nations. They have a report out now. This report is, quote, a roadmap to eradicate poverty. And it really acts like a roadmap to create poverty. It's more radical than a Karl Marx plan. It really is. This is what this UN report for economies says they want universal health care, universal access to housing, universal clean energy, universal childcare, universal basic income. That means everybody gets stuff for free. The government pays for everything. I don't know where you're getting tax dollars if everybody's getting stuff. Where do you work in a society like this? That list on the screen there is a tiny little itty bitty portion of the laundry list of socialist, radical socialist policies. This is one of the guys who helped write this policy. I'm just going to let you listen to him. His name is Thomas Piketty. He's quoted in this report. Why they would choose a guy like this. Well, you know why. It's the United Nations. Listen, the view that because you've made a fortune say at age 30, you, you should keep all the decision making power at age 50, 70, 90, you know, I think corresponds to a sort of monarchical view of the working of modern economy and modern corporations that is really at odds with reality. She's going to take everybody's money. You get rich as a young man, take the money. This stuff's nuts. Well, I wouldn't have even known about this if it wasn't for Unleash Prosperity. It's an amazing organization. I want to bring in their executive director, Tim Dosher. Back to the program. Tim. Happy Friday, my friend.
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Tim Dosher
Happy Friday, Greg. Good to see you.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, so I'm reading this piece in the morning email I get from you guys and I'm looking at it and I'm thinking, oh my God, but this is literally who the Joe Bidens and Barack Obamas of the world the Democrats want to cozy up next to. This is their dream report.
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Tim Dosher
Yeah, this should have been released when Barack Obama was president or when Biden was president. But they probably had to go through all the bureaucracy in order to get it out. And so now they're releasing it when Trump is in the White House actually doing economic policy that lifts up the median, that lifts up the middle class in this country. And then not only that, but we export our success and our prosperity abroad. Don't think for a second the EU hasn't benefited greatly from the United States capitalist society. Grant, just one statistic. Just really quick here. Since 1950, did you know that median household income in real terms, that's including inflation, has literally doubled from 43,000 to 86,000 in this country? I mean, it is remarkable what capitalism has done unleashed the prosperity it has unleashed here, and that these people in the UN continue to just be so out of touch.
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Grant Stinchfield
Look, I know I'm preaching to Stinshield's army out here and you, Tim, but name me another country that is as successful as America is, even with half the country's leaders trying to tear us apart. And we're still the best there is under this system that really works. Let me play another clip for you from, from another. So I mean, I can't even believe they call these guys economists. His name is Joseph Stieglitz. Listen to this idea in the report. Stieglitz. One of the disturbing statistics in our G20 report was that it is expected that over the next 10 years, $70 trillion trillion dollars will be passed from one generation to the next among the very rich. And so unless we do something about that, we are in the process of creating this inherited plutocracy. Tim, I'm gonna lose my you know what on Stieglitz over here. I work hard for my money and when I die, I want to pass it down to my son. And I really don't need the federal government taking it. That's what he is proposing there. And I think that works whether you're a blue collar worker at a Ford plant or whether you're a big time real America's Voice host, which we're not really that big time. But you get the point I'm making. Anybody should be able to pass their hard work down to their children, Tim.
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Tim Dosher
Well, that's godly. That is a godly principle. And when you have an organization that refuses to even acknowledge God's existence, many of them of course, then you're not going to have that perspective that you and I and many Americans have that it is our duty and it's our, our rights to build and pursue happiness and pursue that for the purpose of building something greater than ourselves. And by the way, Joseph Stiglitz, what do you bet when the UN flies him around or somebody hires him to speak, he flies first class and demands high, high end hotels to house him? I bet you dollars to donuts and yes, yes, I do love donuts and I will pay dollars for them that he actually does fly first class and stay in really nice hotels.
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Grant Stinchfield
Oh, I guarantee it. I mean, you know, in the end, I'm just offended by this. They look at our money as if it's their money, and it's not. And thank God we have organizations like yours to call this stuff out. Tim, last word.
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Tim Dosher
Well, look, I think it's really, really important, Grant, to just understand and realize that this is who we are up against on the national scene. This is why President Trump said we can get better trade deals, because the people on the other side of the table see a socialist future as the best way forward. And so what we have to do is you have to separate the heart of the matter, which is the United States of America, from the enemy of the heart of the matter, which, of course is the UN and understand that what they do there is nothing in the interest of you, me, and everybody else here.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, some of these people are sly, but some of these ideas are just plain dumb. That makes it easier to win when the ideas are just plain dumb. But boy, oh, boy, it's been a fight. Tim Dosher, unleash prosperity. I appreciate you coming on, as always.
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Tim Dosher
Thanks, Grant. See you later.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. All right, I want to turn now to another win by the Trump administration, and a big one at this. Over 100,000 children, trafficked children have been located. These kids, over 400,000 were lost by the Biden administration. This is our Secretary of Homeland Security talking about this big, big win under true neglect at best and criminal at worst, to allow 450,000 kids to go missing throughout this country. President Trump has made it a point to go find these kids. We found 146,000 kids so far. 146,000 kids. Amen. That's the hard work of DHS. I believe the FBI played a role in all of this. This was a promise. We're going to track down these lost, trafficked children, and they did. Joe Biden, the most prolific child trafficker the world has ever seen. Well, what do we do to prevent this from happening in the future? You know what? You continue building President Trump's one big, beautiful wall, and that is happening down on the border. We're going to talk about that in a moment. You've also heard about the World cup and the Iranian soccer team taking up residence in Mexico because the United States will not let them in here. This is called border security. I want to go live to Tijuana, Mexico, where RAV correspondent Oscar Ramirez is outside the Iranian soccer team's hotel. Oscar, what's happening?
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Oscar Ramirez
Grant, thank you so much for the invitation. Behind me, you will see the bus of the Iranian soccer team that is about to go to practice to the cholos of Tijuana, the first division soccer team in Tijuana. Then you see a massive operation of protection of the authorities of Mexico. You see this all the way to the back. You see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 units. Then you see the military right here, also to safeguard the Iranian soccer team. And that is all that you see. And then all the way to over here, to the back also, you have military on this side, this side of a corner. It's all over the place. They're about to be safeguarded, as I told you yesterday, Grant, they're about to be protected and safeguarded to the place that they're practicing. But also when they're commuting to the United States of America, it is going to be two times this operation to guide them to the port of entry. Then after that, they're going to enter and be also protected and safeguarded by American authorities all the way to the Los Angeles stadium ground.
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Grant Stinchfield
Oscar, what is their main concern? What is the concern? Why the big security? They think someone's going to attack the Iranian team?
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Oscar Ramirez
Well, yes, you know, there have been massive protests. There's this priority of politics and this, you know, completely, you know, double opinion over here in Tijuana. Also, as you see, you have Iranian people, and also you have people that are from the culture of Islam right here. You know, there's a large community of people, a Muslim community, a large community of Muslims right here in Tijuana. The biggest masjid also over here is located on this particular place. You have a large population that they're supportive of the people of Iran. But also you have a population that does not want to support this situation, that they say that why this security is not implemented on Mexicans.
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Grant Stinchfield
Well, I will say we mentioned it last night. This Iranian soccer team, a lot of people believe they have closer ties to the regime than they do the actual people. And that brings out a lot of angry feelings. Oscar, before I let you go, real quick, I want to play some video that you had shot of border wall under construction. Can you tell me where this is and what's going on and why this is important?
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Oscar Ramirez
Well, under the Biden administration, four years of this disaster, they traffic children, they trafficked women, and they trafficked men to that particular place. They had safe houses on that particular place where they were kidnapping and extortion and migrants and crossing them to that particular mountain. That gap was open. The Democrats in Congress voted to not close that gap because they say that it was involving and hurting the wildlife. Now the Trump administration comes in, completely builds the wall, shuts down the wall, sends the National Guard of Mexico to the other side, safeguards on the other side also, and it stops the trafficking, the massive trafficking of children and abuse of women and abuse of men on this particular side. So it is a win, win for the Trump administration on building that particular side of the wall, stopping the trafficking and also deployment of the National Guard to a particular place where it was a lot of presence of the organized crime and the cartel. But they have already taken care of that problem also granted.
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Grant Stinchfield
Oscar, is that the California Mexico border?
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Oscar Ramirez
Yes, sir. That is the Tijuana east side. It's called Eagle's Nest. One of the biggest traffic insides controlled by the CJNG cartel in different.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah. Well, I'll tell you what, Oscar, amazing reporting as always. We appreciate you, my friend. Stay safe down there.
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Oscar Ramirez
Thank you so much, Grant. It's always an honor to be with you.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. The honor is mine. Think about that. You just hear what Oscar just said. He said they wouldn't build a wall because they were worried about animal traffic. Like literally they're afraid. I don't know what the deer can't get back and forth. Coyotes, certain kind of coyotes. That's the ones I'm worried about. But they'd rather have trafficked children, okay. That disappear into the dark of night than have a white tailed deer somehow make its way in the wrong direction or not be able to cross the border. Literally, you can't make it up. All right. Have you heard of Sugar Fina? It is a luxury candy brand at the intersection of fashion, gifting and confections that is on the hunt for similar luxury brands to buy and grow. It's called a roll up and they need your help for accredited investors. You need to take a look at this deal. Sugar Feed is high end luxury candy found in Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf. Company revenue is expected to soar from a current 39 million to 60, $72 million by 2027. So if you're looking for an investment that may be the sweetest deal out there, you need to take a look at this private placement, Sugar Fina. Grow with them. You can learn more about the company and its offering, its incredible leadership and why the founder of StartEngine has invested $24 million of his own money into this deal. The team will also explain why Sugarfina describes this as its final round of private placements. Before a potential public offering. Leadership wants that to happen sooner than later. So this again is for accredited investors. You can scan the QR code on your screen there or go to invest.sugarfina.com all right, a third batch of UFO files have been released and you won't believe what the CIA destroyed evidence of the destruction. Next.
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Karen (My Favorite Murder)
Hi, it's Karen and Georgia from My favorite Murder. We cruised around LA in the Hyundai Ionic 5 and dove into the fascinating life of actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr.
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Grant Stinchfield
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Grant Stinchfield
Welcome back everyone. We've got the third release of the UFO files. President Trump keeping his promise. These ones are pretty darn good. Take a look at this. This is the first video. These are these orbs over an unidentified pond in the northeast and they are bizarre looking. There are reports that they would split apart, they would start pulsating, they would do all kinds of crazy things that what you're looking at is from 2024. There is another video, same location from 2025. This one looks a little more colorful and again there's like two of them and they split off and they come together. Very bizarre. Now here's what makes this whole story wild. When it was reported to the FBI, two FBI agents went, they witnessed all this. When they went there, the orbs were appearing over this undisclosed pond in the Northeast. Now three days ago, UFO whistleblower, former Air Force intel officer Grush said this. I certainly don't have the compendium. It's a continuum from corporeal bipedal type life to you know, what I would consider as like sentient Plasmoid life, but there are, there are several that the US Government is aware of. Yeah, I can't comment on the content of that program. I've discussed on my interview in Judicial Watch. That was a National Security Council program. And the secrecy started in 1954 through an Eisenhower executive order that created that infrastructure. Okay, those. Apparently what he's talking about is different types of aliens maybe, I don't know, I mean, could be. As I've said before, I think some of it may be made up in order to, you know, move money to the defense industrial complex. Some of it I think may be very real and interesting to look at. I want to join, have me join now. CEO and co founder of Phantom Space Corporation. Former SpaceX vice president Jim Cantrell is with us. Jim, it's good to see you.
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Jim Cantrell
Yeah, good to see you, Grant.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, Jim, are you even more of a gazillionaire than you already are with the SpaceX IPO? Do you have some SpaceX stock that went through the roof today?
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Jim Cantrell
Yeah, I actually made more money on other things, so it's, it's all good.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, well, it was up $25. I'll ask you about that in a little bit. Elon Musk's ipo, and you know, I'm just playing with you, Jim, but this whole idea of these files being released, these orbs, I mean, you're the expert of space. What do you, what are you looking at here? Is there any way to tell?
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Jim Cantrell
Yeah, you know, maybe, maybe these are some of the, the votes for Biden in 2020 that are still out there. I don't know. But yeah. No, seriously, Grant, I think we're looking at phenomena that most of us don't know really what it is. I, I was involved in a lot of classified space activities for a number of years. In fact, part of groups who made up cover stories for stuff that we just didn't want the public to know what we were doing. And so it could be that, it could be really, you know, intelligent life from somewhere else. It could be physical phenomena that we just don't understand. The more and more I see of it, the more I'm inclined to think that there's something here that's very real, that's well beyond, you know, just a government cover up. But, you know, there's, there's two really big questions here. Does, does life exist in the universe? Yeah, we're, you know, we're aliens drifting on a planet called Earth. And then, you know, are they, are they Here and flying around, who knows, right? We just don't know. Maybe the government knows, but I, I honestly kind of doubt it that the government really knows what's going on.
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Grant Stinchfield
You know, Jim, the fact that two FBI agents witness this really is one of the first examples of the biggest credibility that it's certainly unknown.
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Jim Cantrell
Yeah, well, I, I give almost zero credibility anything the FBI does. But that being said, I. I think. I'm sorry, I can't give up. You know, I think there's. There's enough people that have seen this that aren't FBI that give it a lot of credibility. So what is it? I really don't know. You know, the ones that are seen by the. The Navy pilots in particular, for me, are the most credible. Like these guys are out there flying stuff and doing stuff, so. And then they've got, you know, video that's taken out of their. Out of their F18s.
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Grant Stinchfield
Let me read this to you. Now. This was from a. I believe it was a conversation and I'll read it. This was a memorandum discussing a phone conversation with Dr. Leon Davidson. And it reads, quote, we have contacted Dr. Davidson by telephone advising him that we cannot resolve his problem concerning the space message and its transmitter because records on the matter have been destroyed by the evaluating agency. This had been talked about a lot. This letter just got released. It's the first admission that somebody received a message from space and the CIA, or ever it was the intel community destroyed records of that. Your thoughts on this?
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Jim Cantrell
Yeah. It wouldn't surprise me that agencies would destroy records of things important and unimportant. Right. And the idea that there's messages floating in from foreign or not foreign, but alien worlds is, Is not really far hard to believe. You know, we've had these private SETI search for extraterrestrial intelligence programs, and we see structured kinds of waveforms. You know, are they, Are they real? We don't really know. Right, but is it. Is it something possible? Absolutely. And I think Galing Light does exist out there. The big question is, are they here today visiting us on Earth in ways that we. We can't really understand?
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Grant Stinchfield
That's clearly what everybody wants to know. Real quick, I'm going to play this. This was audio also released. I'll get a real quick response from you. This is from Apollo 16. I know, I know you love following this stuff. This is 1972, I think, apart Apollo 16 was. This was not on any official transcript, but the audio was released. Listen to this. It correlates pretty well with the laser data which shows great big hole here in the backside of the moon around fender graph. That's where we get our big hole. But I can't see any scientific justification for connecting the two results.
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Greg Hartley
I will add the.
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Colonel Manus
Remind you, the gamma ray.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yes. That's secondary peak is also a fan.
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Colonel Manus
DeGraff.
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Grant Stinchfield
I don't know what it means. Could be an alien star base or something. I guess he's talking about Jim. Something unexplainable. I think he was joking about the alien star base there as I listened to it for the first time. Your thoughts on that?
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Jim Cantrell
Well, Charlie Duke, who actually was one of the astronauts that walked on the surface of the moon, is a good personal friend of mine. And he's told me personally that he saw things flying around that he couldn't explain while they're out on the moon rover. Charlie is one of the most honest human beings I've ever known. He's not BSing me. I think there's something going on. What it is, I none of us really know. But you know, Charlie. Charlie believed it.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah. Jim Cantel, it's great to talk to you. It's fascinating on this stuff and we appreciate it. We'll see you again soon for sure.
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Jim Cantrell
Yeah. Good to see you, Grant.
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Greg Hartley
Anytime.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. Good. Good to see you, too. I ran out of time on the SpaceX IPO, but, you know, I had a chance to buy it at 135. It closed at 160, but they lock in. If you get in on the IPO, you can't sell for like, I think 60 days, what the Schwab was saying. So I don't know. We'll see. That's why it doesn't go down. When you can't sell it, they lock you in. Hmm. All right. America is reclaiming its position as the energy capital of the world. And natural gas is at the center of that movement. That's where Lost Soldier Oil and Gas comes in. I want you to think about this project. 40,000 acres of stacked natural gas. They already have two wells up. They have hit gas. A third well will be going in this year. The pipeline is set to go under construction five miles to take it to a major pipeline to take this gas to California. There is tax advantages in this. There is royalties and overriding royalties in this. And there is a stock play ownership in Lost Soldier. The plan is to take Lost Soldier public at some point. That would be a liquidity event that would be beneficial to investors. If you want to look at this deal, you ought to get with Lost Soldier, you go to law soldier.com that's lost soldier.com the leadership team has a real history of success here. Lost soldier.com scan the QR code and give the team a call. All right, folks, up next, our body language and behavior segment with Greg Hartley.
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Greg Hartley
Foreign.
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Grant Stinchfield
Welcome back, everyone. I want to bring in host of the behavior panel on YouTube. He is a former military interrogator. Our body language and behavior expert Greg Hartley is back with us. Greg, welcome to the show.
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Greg Hartley
Thanks, Grant. Always my pleasure.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, Greg, I couldn't help but bring you this one. President Trump walking offset from Kristen Welker. We all watch this video. I thought President Trump did it masterfully, by the way. But let's roll it and then get your take your one sided crooked network. So let's call it quits because I've had enough. Thank you, darling. Have a good day.
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Mint Mobile Announcer
Mr. President, let's please.
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Grant Stinchfield
I traveled all the way to Wisconsin. I travel, I know. I travel all the way for an hour on and off in the rain. And I've given you enough time. You ought to straighten out your press because you know what, A country can never be great with a dishonest. Listen, we traveled all the way to Wisconsin for the city. I love the pat on the head, Greg.
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Greg Hartley
Well, there's so many, so many pieces to this he tries to rescue. At one point, it's really cool you guys have picked a great bunch of videos tonight because we get to see emotion coming through. He was really patient. And then he gets to this point where he, he leans forward, he chin juts, his brows down, his lower teeth are exposed. All those are things, anger and rage coming out. And even his accordion, accordion movement is wooden and shorter. And then he calls her darling. He tries to give her an out. He said, I sat in the rain with you. She doesn't hear it and she tries to shout him down. The funny part of this to me before he puts his hand on top of her head is forget President Trump. Whoever thought they're going to shout down Trump. I just don't get it. I don't get why she chose that path. She just missed her out, you know,
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Grant Stinchfield
him giving her the out and saying I sat in the rain with you. It actually made him out to be the victim. And that really is a brilliant move on his part.
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Greg Hartley
And she did not pick it up. All she had to do is say, you're right, you did. And it would have toned everything right back down. It's a lesson for you, for people watching.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. It is all Right. Another one. I think this guy, I'm really curious to see what you think of him. I think, Scott, Paul Pelley crying to the New York Times about getting fired from 60 Minutes. He deserves an Emmy Award for his cries, not his news reporting. Roll it. Iraq, Kuwait, been shot at, spent nights
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Greg Hartley
in foxholes, filling up with water in the desert.
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Grant Stinchfield
I'm not aware that the President of the United States has ever done any
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Greg Hartley
of those things for his country.
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Grant Stinchfield
No, I only took a bullet to the head that took off his ear. But okay, Greg, what comes across as
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Greg Hartley
self righteous to me, but, but he does feel this. You can see it. I like the fact you guys found emotion. His eyes are reddened and moist. Unless he's been rubbing something, that's hard to do. And you listen to him, slow as cadence. He does lip compression for withheld emotion. That thing we always talk about. His brow comes up to ask for approval, but he's also very cautiously trying to pick a set of words that will impact Trump. If you don't believe that, watch him looking down into his left. So this is a back at you kind of thing. It's not all emotion.
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Grant Stinchfield
So this message was for Trump.
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Greg Hartley
Yeah. You hear him say, I don't think he has ever done anything like that.
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Grant Stinchfield
Greg, I got a question for you. Because you were a military interrogator, you were in the middle of these deserts they're talking about. He's talking about, you know, he had members of the military protecting him and guarding him that were putting themselves in danger because they got a media guy there with them. How dare he use this as his service to the country?
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Greg Hartley
Well, you know, I don't think most of us would say it's service to the country in the same way. I will tell you, there's a woman who was an embed from Army Times named Gina. And the soldiers embraced her like nobody's business because she put herself in harm's way constantly and was not a showboat. If you don't go and showboat and you're there as part of the, part of the solution, soldiers will embrace you. But if you're not, if you're, you know, the camera rolling guy, it's a different story.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, yeah. Interesting. All right, Jeff Metcalf, this poor father who lost his son, murdered when Carmelo Anthony, we've all heard the story now, stabbed him in the heart at that, at that track meet. This is Jeff Metcalf speaking out after the conviction of Carmelo Anthony for murder. What killed me was the body cam footage when I could hear Hunter screaming, oh, God. Oh, God. My brother, my twin. As a parent, you always want to protect your kids.
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Greg Hartley
What you're seeing here is a combination of real emotion and real sorrow. You see that grief muscle, little upside down horseshoe in his brow. You see him making hard eye contact, trying to get his point across. He does a lip compression to hold on to that. Shaking his head to relieve. Relieve some of that grief. His brows come up to a tip to the center in the tip. And then the only time he really makes eye contact or breaks eye contact is when he turns to say, as a father, you want to protect your kids, and he lip purses. I think he feels like he failed really hard to watch.
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Grant Stinchfield
Is that what the turn indicates when you. When you break eye contact like that? And I think any father would. Would. Would blame themselves like that. Not that they should, but I think most fathers would.
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Greg Hartley
When you see that shin boss, that shame. Yeah. He's breaking eye contact because he's feeling shame. Yep.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah. Yeah. Awful. I mean, I just feel for that entire family. And, you know, in some respects, I feel for the Anthony family, too. They have not handled this well, but, you know, their kid made such an awful mistake. He's going 35 years. This, this. There's no regard for human life anymore, Greg. I mean, this, you know, these, these things have consequences. They don't even realize it. No.
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Greg Hartley
And carrying a knife to a place where you might get into an altercation. We talk about this all the time. It's like carrying any weapon. You have to be more diligent.
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Grant Stinchfield
Here's someone who doesn't understand the consequences. Jasmine Crockett, 35 years for a kid who had decided to go under a tent that was not his team's tent
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Karen (My Favorite Murder)
as it was raining and simply didn't
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Grant Stinchfield
want to be put out in the rain by some random kid that he
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Karen (My Favorite Murder)
didn't know who was love larger than him?
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Grant Stinchfield
The fact that there was little to
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Karen (My Favorite Murder)
no mercy seen or humanity seen. When this black boy said that, I was scared.
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Grant Stinchfield
There's such delusion on their side. No matter how many lies, they cannot change the reality of facts of why he was convicted and why he got 35 years. But Greg, body language on her.
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Greg Hartley
Well, the one interesting piece about this is she code switches all the time to appeal to her base. And you know, there's real emotion in here because what happens when you're feeling emotion is all that code switching goes away. And if you don't know what code switching is, it's when you change your speech Patterns or behavior to fit in. She does that a lot with her constituents. Talking about y' all and church and all that kind of thing. This disappeared here. She's talking like she talks. And this is a real her. She feels that way. If you listen over body language, her mouth, her brain, her body are all saying the same thing. Pitch, tone and cadence are all together. It's all there.
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Grant Stinchfield
Do you know, I really believe, I really believe she believes it. I think she's dumb. You know, it's lies she's telling you, but I think she's heard this. She doesn't know the facts. She didn't research the facts because that's not what she does. And I think she, she, this is another one that's just plain dumb. But Greg, it's always great to break these down with you. It's good to have you back. We appreciate you.
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Greg Hartley
Real pleasure. See you next week.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. And you go to Greg's website, readbody language.com and make sure you check out his show, the behavior panel on YouTube. It's great. All right, today, Patriot Mobile is America's only Christian conservative wireless provider. I have a Patriot Mobile phone offering premium priority nationwide service on any of the three major US networks with unlimited data plans, international roaming, 100% based customer support right here in the United States. And with Patriot Mobile, you can even have two separate networks on one phone, giving you unmatched coverage and peace of mind that you can't get with other carriers. I have that on my phone. By the way, Patriot Mobile isn't sitting on the sidelines. They're on the front lines fighting for our freedoms. Join the movement today. Go to patriotmobile.com rav or call 972 Patriot. Use the promo code RAV for a free month service. And you make sure you tell them Grant Stitchfield sent you. All right, up next, my buddy Bo Davidson is back. He's got, he's got a new one out. Stick around. Welcome back, everyone. You know, we love our military. We love anybody that puts a flag on their shoulder and go into harm's way. For all of us, we're blessed to have them. And that is actually the name of a new song out by RAV host, our good friend Bo Davidson. He joins me now with a preview of this song. Bo, welcome to the program.
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Bo Davidson
A couple weeks ago. Great to see you.
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Grant Stinchfield
It's good to see you too, Bo. I understand. Are you sitting by a piano? Is that what I see right there?
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Tim Dosher
Yeah.
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Bo Davidson
I've had this up here all day. Absolutely. It's kind of my thing to do when I'm home.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, I'm gonna make you. Well, I'm not gonna make you. I'm gonna ask you. I'm gonna come over here and make you play this song. I'm gonna ask you to play the song. But before you do, what made you write this song? Bo, why is this important?
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Bo Davidson
Generational apathy. Granted the fact that there's a generation out there that doesn't appreciate this country, that doesn't love this country, that doesn't know it like you and I know it. And I said, guys, there is that we have blessings, blessings bestowed by God, blessings that we can continue to bestow upon other people like we're doing in other parts of the world. We have the greatest method of freedom here ever to be experimented with and that we have so near and dear to our hearts. And I wanted to pass this on to the next generation, my generation and younger, to say, guys, you need to wake up. This is our country. We love it. It's precious. Don't lose it. And that's why you see the video right now that I made. Three months of cooperation with the Pentagon to get this video made. And you see me stand on a C130 right there. Incredible footage that you see. Seven wonderful veterans that are in this. And Grant, we're making some progress on the itunes charts. We're number 55 right now in Christian. The music video is number 23 overall of all music videos. So I'm imploring your audience, Go download the song. Go download the. The music video on itunes and we're going to make a run on this thing.
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Grant Stinchfield
I. I can tell you I just tweeted it out a little bit earlier today because I thought it was so impressive. Stitchfield 1776. That'll take you to the link of where you can download it as well. Bo, why don't you hit us with some of this?
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Bo Davidson
All right, I'll just give you a verse and a chorus. And basically comes Grant from some questions that I had.
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Greg Hartley
What is courage? What is honor? All these words are just ideals Long for God what is duty? What is glory? Are they just written down in some old story? When we hear a word like freedom new do we know what it really means or do we take it all for granted? Living like kings and queens we are blessed to live in freedom Blessed to live in peace Blessed with food and shelter Blessed with life on lease Blessed to together freely Blessed to have a voice and blessed someone great or fall so we can have a choice we are blessed. Oh, we are blessed.
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Bo Davidson
We're blessed.
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Grant Stinchfield
You got the one Clapper, but it is a one Clapper. I know. Everybody at home is clapping, Bo. That's pretty cool. You could just do that right off the bat. Maybe the first live music performance we've had on this program, which is pretty cool. What do you want people to take away from this real quick, Bo, before I tell people how to download it?
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Bo Davidson
Honor your father and mother. Honor your military. Honor your country. God, family, country. It's those things that are so important. Grant, I know that you believe it. I know the Stenchfield army appreciates it. You know, pass this song on. Don't do it for me. Don't do it for Beau. Don't do it for money. Do it because you love this country.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, absolutely. Bo Davidson, thank you. Good. Good to see you. Have a great weekend, my friend.
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Bo Davidson
See you soon, Grant.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, you can get this song on itunes, folks. Go there, download it, Bless. Okay? Bless on itunes, and I'll tell you. So I'm in D.C. so I fly from Dallas to here. I can't tell you how many members of the military I saw in DFW coming here. And then once you get D.C. you know, for those of you who haven't been here, there are people with flags on their shoulders, from military to Secret service to police and capitol police and D.C. police and anybody. Maybe more than any other city in the country. And it is a reminder of how grateful I am for all of them, too. All right, up next, Gavin Newsom may have found his new running mate. We will talk about this disaster lineup next. Welcome back, everyone. I've told you over and over again, my biggest fear is running against Gavin Newsom. Yes, he's destroyed California. Yes, the guy's a phony, fake, fraud, and a disaster. And he will push anything to the highest bidder, which means socialists will be the highest bidder. But you want to see what could be really bad if Gavin Newsom ran for the presidency, who his vice president may be?
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Greg Hartley
President of the United States.
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Grant Stinchfield
Donald Trump. Talking about your candidacy for President of the United States. I had to give you a break for just one day at least. Here's the deal. Here's the deal.
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Tim Dosher
I'll.
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Grant Stinchfield
I'll run, but only as your. As your vp because the truth of the matter is the vice president's residence
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Greg Hartley
is a lot cooler.
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Grant Stinchfield
It's a lot easier job, too. Could you imagine that ticket? Can you imagine how much blow would be done on that campaign between Gavin Newsom and Hunter Biden? The drugs on the bus would be control. Oh, my Lord, please, no. I'm sure they're joking around, but Gavin Newsom, not so much. That guy wants it so badly, we have to do everything we can to stop him. We got good candidates there. And Rubio and Vance, that's for sure. Stitchfield's army rolls. We'll see you more.