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A dark downy rinse Fights stubborn odors in just one wash when impossible odors get stuck in well, good evening, everyone. Welcome to Stinchfield. So the number keeps growing. We're now at, like, 92 conservative outlets targeted by Jack Smith and the Biden DOJ. Hundreds of GOP individuals were targeted specifically with this Arctic Frost investigation. This was weaponization of the DOJ at the highest level. I actually believe it was treasonous because this was an attempted coup on the United States of America. It was a takeover job. And there are many that are describing this as worse than Watergate. Now think about it. Of all those individuals, eight of them were GOP senators that they subpoenaed, phone records and other things to look and see what they were doing, all related to President Trump. Now we are learning at the heart of all of this. Who was the judge signing off on it all? It was Judge Boasberg. Remember Boasberg? This is the guy that wanted President Trump to turn around planeloads of illegal aliens that they were deporting. He was scolded by other federal judges for overreaching in his decisions to try to hold Trump accountable for this. In the end, Boseberg was Jack Smith's personal federal judge. Magic man. Wave a wand that turned out to be a pen, and subpoenas would get signed. Well, you know who's outraged by this? Senator Ted Cruz. I am right now calling on the.
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House of Representatives to impeach Judge Boseberg. Judge Boasberg put his robe down, stood up and said, sign me up to be part of the partisan vendetta against 20% of the Republicans in the Senate. That is a dereliction of duty and a violation of the judicial oath. And I want to thank Chairman Grassley and Chairman Johnson for pursuing this tenaciously like a dog on a bone. We are going to get the answers of every person who signed off on this abuse of power. And mark my words, there will be accountability.
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Do you hear the tone of Senator Ted Cruz? It's the same tone that I had the moment I heard this. I want to scream. And then I hear, we're going to get accountability. Now, we've heard that all before. But maybe you start targeting senators, maybe we'll get some accountability because they'll make sure it happens. I don't know. I'm not confident yet. But in total, 197 subpoenas were issued, most of them signed by Bo. By Boasberg. Bogus Boasberg, we should call him. And almost all of them surrounded President Trump, those close to him, and anyone that could give President Trump an advantage. Here's Ted Cruz again.
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This was a political enemies list from the beginning. 197 subpoenas for 430 Republican entities and individuals. That is an absolute and egregious abuse of power.
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Amen, Senator. So here's what I'm calling for. I think the same thing that Ted Cruz is calling for. Judge Boasberg needs to be impeached right away. And I believe we ought to really have a serious look at criminal charges, including treason. And I don't just throw around treason willy nilly. That is a very serious crime. But I do believe this, again, was an attempted coup to steal power from the people I want to bring in now. Political consultant, former adviser to President Trump, one of the men targeted over and over again once President Trump had burst onto the scene. Host of the Stone Zone, Roger Stone is back with us. Roger, it's great to have you back on Grant.
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It's great to be with you. I obviously am not shocked that I am among those targeted on the Arctic Frost list. You know, when, when it was made public or at least alleged that Richard Nixon had an enemies list. The New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, they all went crazy. Where is the outrage over this? This is weaponization writ large. There's no probable cause to investigate these people, but they were targeted along with me, General Flynn, these members of the Senate, Republican and pro faith and pro life organizations, targeted because they disagree with our ideas, because we challenge their ideology. There are no crimes here. But Jack Smith was running an extra constitutional operation to spy on people, to entrap people, to charge people with minor or major crimes. This is the greatest single abuse of power since. Since certainly since Watergate. But it's really not surprising. The same people who used a phony dossier, the Steele dossier, and the fake claim that the Democrat National Committee had been the target of, of an online hack by Russian intelligence, both of which they knew was not true, who went to the FISA courts to get warrants to spy on Donald Trump and his campaign and to use those same false claims to rationalize the appointment of Robert Mueller in the witch hunt. This is just a continuation of the same seditious conspiracy. It starts in 2017, it goes through two fake impeachments. It goes through the 2020 election, it goes to the January 6th hoax. And of course it goes right into the so called documents case in which they raided Marla.
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You know, Roger, I want to just expand on what you said because I know you know this, that certainly it's because you and others disagreed. But it was more than that. It was that you had power to reach the MAGA masses. The others had power to do something about it. It was that power, that voice that they wanted silenced. And how do I know this? My buddy John Solomon had figured out the timeline of this. Roger, listen to John Solomon spell out the timeline and then I'll get your reaction here.
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The they're trying to criminalize in this.
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Memo when they open it up in April of 2022, 15 months after January.
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6And just four days after Donald Trump has announced he's going to run for reelection.
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And I think that's really important, this investigation.
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If you thought what happened on January 6th with the electors was bad, you could have done it on the 7th, 8th or 9th of 2021.
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They wait a whole year until Donald Trump raises his hand and says I'm.
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Getting back in the arena.
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I'm running for 2024. Four days after his announcement. Roger?
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Yeah, there's actually video at one point where they asked Joe Biden and he, and he blurts it out. They said, aren't you worried about a rematch with Donald Trump? He says no, we're not going to let him run. There you have it. So they did this entire tsunami of lawfare against the president and his and his most connected who as you point out, could communicate on a mass base to millions of people to silence him. Look, they tried to keep him off the ballot, they tried to impoverish him, they tried to bankrupt him, they tried to throw him in jail and he over and ultimately they tried to shoot and kill him. And he transcended all of that to pull off the greatest single comeback in American political history. And now they're really hysterical because he is making America great again and he's going to right some of these wrongs. They insist at the New York Times, Trump is on a tour of revenge and retribution. No, Trump is on a tour of accountability and justice. If you the law, if you violated the constitutions in your mania to quote unquote, get Trump, then you should be held responsible. It's not about revenge. It's not about political targeting. The people who weaponize the justice system are, are Joe Biden, Barack Obama and the Democrats, not Donald Trump.
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Yeah, you know, this is just how biased they are. Arctic Frost. People were trying to figure out what the name is. It turns out the name is from a tree that grows Mandarin style oranges. And it was about the color. There it is. That's Arctic Frost. And that's how biased they are. Orange man bad. Let's name a whole investigation after this. Roger, I guess my last question to you is this. You heard Ted Cruz say we want accountability. We've seen a couple of these guys be charged like Comey would, lying to Congress. Will we get the accountability I would say the nation deserves? But Roger Stone, you of all people, the accountability that you deserve?
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Well, it remains to be seen. I mean, we have a Republican Justice Department, we have a Republican Attorney general, Deputy Attorney General. I mean, I. Will people be held accountable? The President seems to favor that. But let's go to the big guys. Brennan, Clapper, Comey, Susan Rice, Joe Biden himself, Mueller, certainly Rosenstein, Weissman. The people who orchestrated the largest single dirty trick in American political history. The largest single abuse of power, which morphs into Jack Smith's investigation, including Smith himself, who, by the way, doesn't have an auto pen pardon. Will they be held accountable? It remains to be seen. Grant. I don't know the answer, but I pray for their accountability.
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Yeah, I do too. Roger Stone, for everybody that was targeted here and everybody really deserves this, the nation deserves it. Because this is, as you said, one of, one of the worst crimes I think committed on Americans. Roger Stone, I appreciate you coming on as always. Go John Jay. Indians. Thank you, my friend.
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Thanks, Grant. God bless you.
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All right. Absolutely. You too. All right, so there are those inside the FBI, beyond James Comey, I believe that have to be held accountable. But I will say this, the FBI is doing some good work. There are good agents left inside the FBI. I've talked to Cash Patel personally about this. The question is rooting out the bad ones. But. But I'll tell you one thing, they did some great work in rooting out this terror plot. I don't know if you heard about this, but in Michigan, FBI agents arrested multiple suspect, five of them naturalized citizens with ties to ISIS that were plotting a Halloween style massive terror attack in the United States. The FBI broke it up. Thank God President Trump responded to this.
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On the FBI porting that possibly that.
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Terrorist attack in Michigan that was said to happen over the weekend.
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We're catching people before they ever stopped time.
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Well, that's the goal, right? That's Called going on offense. Now, I believe this is all part of what I am witning as a Muslim takeover of America. We know about mom Donnie in New York, who set to take over there. But when you look at Dearborn, Michigan as ground zero to all this, you can add Minneapolis, Minnesota, maybe a double ground zeros in this. This is what people in cities like those are hearing when they wake up, when they go to sleep, at all times of the day.
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We're in Dearborn. This is the call of prayer that.
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Goes off five times a day.
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Here in the United States.
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Would you like to hear this blasting.
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Through your neighborhood.
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In the world? Is that possible? You would think there would be like, noise ordinances. Well, the police chief in Dearborn, Michigan was asked about that. Listen to this guy's response. So, as it relates to the call.
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To prayer, we've taken a number of.
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Readings over the last several years. We haven't had a violation of or.
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Anything in excess of the decibel reading.
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Since January of this year. And so the two or three validations.
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That we have had in the last couple years have been met with compliance.
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As soon as we've talked to the religious institutions. It's no different than church bells that you might hear on Sunday. Shame somebody else. Church bells on Sunday. It's not Kabul, Afghanistan, it's Dearborn, Michigan. This should not be happening again. The Muslim takeover is real. I think of my home state, Texas, these epic city developments. They want to build an all Muslim city. Well, someone who has been pushing back and raising the alarm about the Muslim takeover of America is Republican State Representative Steve Toth. He's a good friend of this program Now, Representative Toth, it's great to have you on.
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Great to be with you, Grant. I don't know what's more egregious. I mean, I'm just still so moved from your. Your interview with Roger. I don't know what I'm more angry about, honestly.
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Well, it makes you want to scream. As I said earlier, all of these things. I mean, we're moving in the right direction with President Trump and all these things. But look, this idea of a Muslim takeover, people say, oh, Stitchfield, you're so sensationalistic about this. Just calm down. I'm not coming down on this. Should I, Steve?
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No, you should not. Islam is not consistent. Islam is not coherent. Islam does not work with a constitutional, democratic, constitutional republic. There's nothing about Islam, there's nothing about Sharia law that works that we can live with. It's not consistent. And if you're going to be a part. If you're going to practice Islam in America, you have to practice Sharia. We can't have Sharia law in the United States. We do not want our daughters to be treated that way. We do not want children to be treated that way. No. All right. Not happening.
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So you have introduced a law in Texas to outlaw Sharia law. First, I don't understand how another law could be put in place in America where we have our own set of laws. It's a shame you even have to file legislation like that. But explain to me what's going on and why it's needed.
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So in the 82nd legislative session, this is going back to 2011, legislation was passed in Oklahoma and in Texas called just that, Ban Sharia law. In Texas, the problem is the First Amendment and the establishment clause. You can't create law against a religion. Right. And so in the 83rd session, 2013, we did American law, American courts, and it was killed because the guy that carried it wanted to cozy up to the Democrats. And they just killed it. They killed it. It got passed in 15. And it's basically American law, American courts. The problem, though, Grant, is it's not being followed. And the problem is that in all these blue counties across the state of Texas, they're embracing it. They love this because this is about the destruction of the United States. This is about destruction of democracy. This is about bringing down our constitutional republic. And Islam is the perfect ingredient to do that.
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What's been the response from your fellow legislators and the chances of this happening for us here in Texas?
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You mean of honestly putting a lid on Islam in the state of Texas?
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Yeah, until the government getting this law passed.
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Until the governor steps up honestly and empowers the attorney general's office. And it's not just the governor right now. We should have had a special session around this issue about empowering the attorney general to act against EPIC and to act against these different Islamic groups that are operating in Texas. And we haven't done that yet. And that's what we need to do. We need to empower the attorney general to open up better investigations. He has opened up an investigation of epic. I don't know that he has the standing in the eyes of the courts, though, to get it done.
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Well, we shall see. And I keep calling attention to red states that are not having the cojones to do what's right for what the people in those red states ultimately want. Sadly, Texas falls in that. We did a story on Arkansas yesterday doing the same Type of thing. Republican State Representative Steve Toth. Always good to see you. Happy Halloween to you, sir, and thank you for coming on tonight.
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God bless you, Grant. Thank you for raising the attention to this.
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Well, I appreciate you and all the work you're doing down there in Austin, Texas. All right, so we've got a lawsuit that now care, the Council of American Islamic Relations is going around and basically celebrating a victory, doing a victory dance. Mecklenburg county was taking mug shots and telling people to remove their hijab, their head covering. Well, a court says no, you can't make people do that. Are you kidding me? Here's care.
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We won a large settlement for her just very recently. And now the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office has had to change their policies so that no more booking photos can be made of women without their hijabs on.
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You got to take a mug shot of what people actually look like. I can't wear my Yankee hat. If I was arrested, though, I would love to, but I can't. And let's hope I'm never arrested unless the Biden DOJ gets back in office. But this is wrong. Now. Mecklenburg is the county that is home to Charlotte, North Carolina. Charlotte, North Carolina is in desperate need of real leadership. Who can forget this photo? By the way, folks, it may be one of the most powerful photos, if not of 20, 25, maybe the decade or more that is Irena Zarutska. The man behind her slit her neck on. On a, on a train. Now we need people in Charlotte to step up and elect leaders who can do something about what's going on there. When we know election night is Tuesday night. And I want to bring in Republican candidate for mayor in Charlotte, North Carolina. Terry Donovan is with us. Terry, welcome to the program.
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Thank you, Grant.
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How are you doing, Terry? The mayor you're running against, I think this is what is going to be his fifth term. Things are not going well for Charlotte. How is it going for you and the campaign?
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Great. So far. I've been running all day, every day. Anybody who knows me, honestly, I feel sorry for them right now because I'm not able to even keep in touch with my personal friends and family anymore. I've just been running 110 miles an hour every day, all day. It's been very good and I'm getting more support than I ever imagined. I think people in Charlotte are ready for change. We've got to have change here.
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Well, I hope that Irina Zarutska's murder was a wake up call to the people of Charlotte. How do you stop another Irina from getting killed in Charlotte, North Carolina, as the next mayor, hopefully, of Charlotte.
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Grant. People have got to wake up. People have got to wake up. I was sitting at home watching news and watching shows like yours, you know, a year ago and hearing things, and I would just think, you know, these people exaggerate. They're. I've got to tell you, nobody's exaggerating. And it's time for everybody to wake up and get involved. People are going to have to step out of their comfort zones and just take a stance and just make sure they go to city council meetings, make sure they know who represents them. People don't even pay attention to local elections. And these are the most important ones. I mean, these are the people who make decisions about our daily lives. And we just have.
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What'S first on the agenda for you. How do you help Charlotte?
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We are going to acknowledge that we have an issue with crime. And frankly, I do think we need to accept the help and being offered by the Guard, you know, call in, at a minimum, the North Carolina Guard. We need help. Our CMPD, police department is severely understaffed. I think that they would even welcome the help. Right now, we are probably down about a thousand officers and their response time calls and everything. Their morale is. They're so stretched thin. People don't want to be. You know, it's hard to even recruit. Recruit. Recruitment and retention is an issue with cmpd. So we need the help. We've got to get help here in Charlotte and we need it fast.
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Because I want everyone out there to realize, Terry, the story you're telling could be told in every blue city across America. They're down police officers. They got district attorneys who would rather prosecute a cop for doing his job than would prosecute a criminal. They all want help from the National Guard. I'll tell you, we can't send the National Guard to every city. So something's got to be done to get these cities to get them help for themselves. But it has to be frustrating. And I would imagine Charlotte's probably spending money like it's going out of style. I'll give you the last word as we head to election day on Tuesday.
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Well, people have got to get out and vote. They want to find out more information about my platform. It's Terry for Charlotte. TerryForCharlotte.com, t E R R I E. So please go to my website. We absolutely need people to just show up. And if people get out and vote, we can take our city back. And that's what we've got to do. We've got to get. We've got to get people to the polls. I mean, now's the time. It's now or never. Because frankly, another Arena Zarutska incident could happen tonight, tomorrow. We've got deranged lunatics on our streets right now. And nobody's exaggerating that. Just talk to people, talk to business owners, especially in the heart of our city, uptown. They are all ready for change.
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Well, I'll tell you what, it's great that you have stepped up to run. You know, it's hard for a Republican in a blue city, and Charlotte most certainly is. But we need more people like you doing this in blue cities across America because it's the only way you start to hold these Democrats accountable that have had just a stranglehold on these cities, much to the dismay of the people who live there. Terry Donovan, thank you. I wish you the best of luck on your race.
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Thank you.
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Thank you so much, Grant. Thanks.
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Absolutely. You too. Again, folks. TerryForCharlotte.com okay. All right, let me give you a little update here. Buy gold and get free silver. How cool is that? For every $5,000 purchased from Birch gold this month in advance of Veterans day, they will send you a free patriotic silver round. Guess what? They sent me a free patriotic silver round. Thank you. Birch Gold gold is up over 40% this year and Birch Gold can help you own it by converting an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA in physical gold. And if you're current or former military, Birch Gold is waiving custodial fees for the first year on investments of any amount. To get started, text America to the number 989-898 to claim your eligibility for free silver with a qualifying purchase and a free info kit. Again, text America to the number 989-898. Do it today. Get one of these. That's pretty cool. Don't let your savings disappear. See that? Pretty good trick, huh? Take it back out. That's what I do to 4 year olds, by the way. All right, folks, Bombshell texts reveal that firefighters were told to stand down in L. A. Why did they wait a year to tell us what's next?
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A dark downy rinse fights stubborn Odors in just one wash when impossible odors get stuck in. Welcome back everyone. I know you all remember those horrific fires in Los Angeles back in January. One was the Palisades fire. We were told climate change was the cause of this fire. Well, not the case. Now 11 months later, I am asking why whistleblower firefighters did not come forward with this information. It turns out there was a fire that started on January 1st, the Lockman fire. It was smoldering. Firefighters knew it was smoldering after it was extinguished, but still smoldering. They said we got to keep an eye on this. Apparently fire department higher ups said, no, we're not going to do that. That's what started the fire. Check out these text messages between firefighters. It reads, I had a chief walk by me that day and I showed him a hotspot. He said it was good enough and we continued to pick up all the hoses, meaning he was telling the chief we shouldn't leave this fire. The text messages go on to say, I couldn't believe we walked away from that burn scar the way it was. I have almost 23 years on and I don't feel the fire from the first was properly mopped up. Now I'm angry that there was no water in the reservoir, there was no water in the fire hydrants. They didn't prepare and pre deploy apparatus. And I'm also angry at the firefighters who waited 11 months to come forward to Spencer Pratt, the reality star whose house burned down with this information. This is Spencer Pratt.
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I told you something stinks about this fire. I told you it didn't go down the way it should have.
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I wasn't guessing. You have no clue how many whistleblowers.
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I've been talking to.
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You have no idea how much evidence they've given me. You have no idea what was said.
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In my closed door meetings and in the Senate.
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I'll tell you, it's really very troubling the COVID up. And this is commonplace in California. One cover up after another. Again getting back to blue city, blue state management. There is no transparency there. Now in the end, it wasn't climate change. Guess who now is making an admission that climate change isn't that big a deal. Bill Gates. Listen to this. There's enough innovation here to avoid super bad outcomes. We won't achieve our best goal, the 1.5 or even the 2 degrees. And as we go about trying to minimize that, we have to frame it in terms of overall human welfare. Not just everything should be uh huh, solely for climate. He's basically backtracking off of climate change. This is what everybody's doing with President Trump in office. I don't know whether they just don't want to upset our Commander in Chief or they're just playing whatever game they can with whoever is in office. Well, I want to bring in now Climate Depot publisher, the guy who exposes all these climate zealots. Mark Morano is with us. Mark, welcome back.
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Thank you, Grant. Happy to be here today.
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All right, can you explain what Bill Gates was getting to in layman's terms there?
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He basically said it explicitly. There is no climate danger. There is no climate catastrophe. Bill Gates single handedly canceled the climate emergency. With this new series of interviews and his posts that he did at his website, he is literally transitioning and he's transitioning into Donald Trump's climate view. I mean, the sense is he's not calling it, you know, a hoax completely, but he's basically saying we need to worry about human prosperity, human development. We need to worry about all these other things. We don't need to worry about climate change. We'll be able to handle it. It's not that big of a deal. This is shocking. Michael Mann, University of Pennsylvania professor, climate activist. They're all attacking him. There's now a war going on in the climate movement. Bill Gates laid direct aim at the upcoming UN Climate Summit in Brazil, basically saying, this is not the way to go about it. We can't do it this way. So this was a stunning development. But just before you think, my gosh, Bill Gates must be reading up on the scientific literature. No, Bill Gates knew there was a climate con in 1990, in 2000, in 2010, in 2020. But you're exactly right. Why is he just saying it now? And there's three quick reasons. The line.
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Hold on one second, hold on. I want you to go through those three quick reasons, but just for everybody at home to prove what Mark and I are talking about here, of what a giant flip flop this was. Listen to Bill Gates not long ago. Avoiding a climate disaster will be one of the greatest challenges humans have ever taken on. Greater than landing on the moon, greater than eradicating small pucks, even greater than putting a computer on every desk. So I guess all it took was President Trump in office. Yeah.
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Climate catastrophe canceled, according to Bill Gates.
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I mean, just keep in mind, not only did he say those things, but Bill Gates, according to NBC News, was the number one farmland owner in America and still is. What did he want that land for? He's explicitly Stated he wants to end animal agriculture. He's going after cows. He's come up with devices to put on their rear ends and on their faces to capture the methane. He wants to have fake meat, vegetable oil processed. And he's heavily invested in lab grown meat, stem cells and fetal blood from a cow, sheep, pig, mixed into a petri dish, put into a steel vat, allowed to fester, process like it looks like the chicken nugget, the pink goo they talk about and then print it on a 3D printer. That's Bill Gates ideas meat from a laboratory. And he's also heavily involved with the United nations, with the World Health Organization, WHO's declared climate the existential threat of the 21st century in the United Nations. So Bill Gates entire being was invested in the climate scare. He invested money in Harvard University to block the sun, to cool the earth and all these insane geoengineering schemes. So now he's a skeptic.
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Now is Mark real quick, in just 15 or 20 seconds, you think he's got some kind of deal, he wants to work with the Trump administration, some new deal that he's got to have their favor. Is that what this is about? Really quickly, if you can.
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The lies are so obvious, they can't hold it. It's also the Trump effect. Just Trump has changed the whole game. But he needs massive amounts of energy, Bill Gates for AI and that energy is contrary to the climate agenda. So he needs deals, he wants contracts, he wants access to. He's trying to get a nuclear plant.
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This AI takes up so much energy, he knows it. That explains it. Mark Morano. This is why we bring you on the is why we bring you on the program. You're the best, buddy. I appreciate you. Climate Depot's awesome. Have a great Halloween.
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You too.
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Thank you. Thank you, Grant.
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Appreciate it. Absolutely. All right, folks. Of all the cell phone providers out there, only one stands for freedom, and that's Patriot Mobile. For over 12 years, Patriot Mobile has fought for our rights while offering exceptional nationwide service across all three major networks. Join hundreds of thousands of Americans like me who support causes they believe in by switching to Patriot Mobile. It's easy. Activate in minutes, keep your phone number or upgrade. Their US based team is ready to help. Call 972 Patriot or visit patriotmobile.com RAV use the promo code RAV for a free months of service switch today and tell them Grant Stitchfield sent you. All right, we dive into our body language and behavior segment with Greg Hartley next. That's my favorite segment of the week.
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Stick around.
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That's the sound of James adding long lasting gain scent boosters to his laundry this morning. Several hours later, James sniffs the irresistible.
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Scent of gain on his shirt.
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Ah, Gain. Several hours later, James has even caught the attention of his mother in law.
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Oh, you smell amazing, James.
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A
Oh, thanks, mom. I love you, too. I never said that. Add gain scent boosters to your laundry. Add joy to your day. Welcome back, everyone. My favorite segment of the week on this Halloween, I want to do our body language segment. So who should we bring in? How about the host of the behavior panel on YouTube, former military interrogator, body language and behavior expert. Our buddy Greg Hartley is back. Greg, welcome.
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D
Thanks, Grant. Always a pleasure.
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A
All right, I'm going to run. President Trump and President Xi of China meeting for the first time and tell me what you see here.
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D
Sounds good. You'll be able to see them approaching each other and you'll, you'll notice with Trump, I've seen this video already, so notice the handshake. There's no handshake where he's taking the top dominant piece. He reaches back and makes contact with him, a friendly gesture. And now you can guarantee they're both saying, good to see you here. And regardless of this shows you that regardless of where you are in negotiations, you can still be friendly and polite. Or as I always quote Winston Churchill, it costs nothing to be polite if you have to kill a man. So in that situation, he's doing the right thing. Right? They're building a relationship.
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A
Do you see, you know, President Trump when he goes dominant? I've seen him even do it with Putin. He pulls, he pulls him in. He doesn't really do that here, does he?
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D
No, he doesn't. And I think he's doing, you know, whether you like what he's doing or not, if you think it's a bad thing, we're going to show a sign of respect to another foreign leader. This is probably the second most powerful man in the world right now. Arguably. I mean, Europe would argue about that, but you probably are smart to build the relationship and then behind closed doors have whatever words you're going to have.
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A
Yeah, yeah. That's not the time to play games on a public stage for sure.
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B
All right.
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A
I saw something that I thought was very interesting. This is related to Charlie Kirk's murder, but it was Gavin Newsom. I'm going to do the flashback first and then play his, his current speech because he basically gets caught in a lie. He first said that his son loves Charlie Kirk. Watch this. Put my son to bed. He's like, no, Dad, I just. What time. What time's Charlie going to be here? What time? And I'm like, dude, you're in school tomorrow. He's 13. He's like, no, no, this morning. Wakes up at 6 up. Then he's like, I'm coming. I like, he literally would not leave the house.
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D
Did you let him take off school?
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A
No, he didn't. Of course not. He's not here for a good reason. But the point is, you canceled school for, like, two years once. One day.
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D
The point is.
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A
The point. Which is you are making a damn dead.
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D
Thanks, Greg.
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A
First off, that really is the brilliance of Charlie Kirk, by the way, that you canceled school for two years. What's one day?
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D
Calling him on it, Putting him on the carpet. Yeah.
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A
Yes. Do you want to break down this and then we'll do the next clip?
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D
Yeah. So, you know, we usually. There's a big thing sweeping the nation right now. If you don't know, call 676 7. And that guy is usually.
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C
We see.
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D
When we see this guy, when we see Newsom, he's doing this. He's doing this constant. So he would be a great poster child for these kids to watch. But he's not here. He's emphatic. He's using his hands, he's telling. His brow is down. He's usually. We associate a brow up with asking for approval and believe of something. He's telling. He's using his hand. He's messaging. He's emphatic. He opens his hands, it looks like he's telling the truth. This looks like he's telling the truth.
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A
All right. This looks like he's telling the truth. Interesting. So on Monday, he goes on CNN and he backtracks on the story about his son loving Charlie Kirk. Watch this. He called me. I don't know how he got a phone, but he called me from school that day really alarmed, and all his friends were around the phone that wanted me to somehow express or understand what was going on. He wanted to know if he was dead. He wasn't a fan of him as much as he was familiar with him.
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D
Well, I don't know if you can tell the difference. I don't know if you can tell the difference in my body language. My body is turning around like I'm a zombie for Halloween. And my head is. My forehead is up. But his hands aren't moving. And there's a good study by a guy named Vray out of Europe who said that people who don't illustrate their stories are more likely to be telling a falsehood. We don't see his hands rise at all, not even this 6, 7 thing we were talking about. Look at that forehead up as he's asking for approval. Listen to his voice lilt, listen, look for there's no emphatics, there's no telling, there's none of that. I think he knows he's busted and he's trying to pander to his to his base here.
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A
All right, great. So that's Mike Briggs, criticism with Gavin Newsom. He's on with Charlie Kirk, and he's saying one thing and, you know, it looks like he's telling the truth. I bet you he was even eager to tell Charlie Kirk that story. Then he comes on cnn, the complete opposite platform, and he tries to backtrack off it, which to me is just signs of slime.
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D
GREG well, look at him. Look at him lean in. I mean, he's leaning into it quite literally when he's talking to Charlie, and then here he's backing away. That's those are all indicators that the first time is probably true and this is probably not. Yeah.
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A
All right, let's, let's move on. Coincidentally, another turning point. USA Related SOUNDBITE But JD Vance, who I said really showed me that he is cut out to be president, United States, I think this guy is is the next one up after President Trump's gone. This is JD Vance, just this week, I believe it, Ole Miss, talking about Thomas Massie, the thorn in President Trump's side during 2023, where I was trying to stop the limitless flow of American money to Ukraine. And Thomas was one of the people I was working closest with it. But that's one thing. Being independent, having your own opinions is one thing. Voting against the party on every single issue, you're eventually going to make too many enemies.
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D
GREG so I always talk to you about congruency. And what I mean by that is the entire message is coming out, the words, the body and and everything, punctuation with your voice and all that. So what we know is when a person chooses words, that's a servant of the will. I get to choose what I say, but your body gets to choose how it punctuates what it's thinking so those things don't line up like a bad kung fu movie. And then further, your voice will crack because your body is negotiating its way through the problem. All those hormones go in your system. Look at him. Everything he's saying is saying exactly the same thing. His hands are saying, go over there. I told him not to do this. His face is lighting up when he's talking about a specific thing. See him punctuating his words. This is good communication. I agree with you. A little bit more time. Just a little bit more time. Yeah.
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A
All right, let's. Let me play one of Nancy Pelosi. You specifically requested this one. Roll it. You're people of faith. You go to church on Sunday and pray in church on Sunday and pray on people the rest of the week.
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E
What is this?
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A
What is this? Crazy Nancy.
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D
She forgot she's not from Alabama. I don't know what's going on there. The funniest part of this, there's actually a syndrome from people who have strokes called foreign accent syndrome, where a person can actually pick up an accent from somewhere else. So I wonder if that's what happened. Look at the emphatic hand, her doing that weird accent and that weird little giggle. Happy Halloween.
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A
Yeah, amazing. I'm going to try to fit one more in just because I'm bold like that. You talked about congruency, and I was thinking to myself, I'm not sure this is so congruent. You're more than welcome to correct me, of course, Greg, but let me run this clip from AOC at a Mom Danny rally.
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B
Jews escaping Holocaust, Black Americans fleeing slavery and Jim Crow. Latinos seeking a better life. Native people standing for themselves. Asian Americans coming together in Queens, in Brooklyn, in the Bronx, in Manhattan, in Staten island, in this country.
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D
I'll give her credit. I'll give her credit. She gets passion across. If there's a thing missing on the right, it's passionate because most of most Anglo folks don't raise their hands up high. She doesn't need her hands up. She is. Her whole body punctuates when she's talking. Occasionally him will come up and whip. And she goes on to say with wide open eyes where you can see her entire iris, that she's not crazy, which I find really funny, but so it's great. It's not emphatic and aligned. It is stagecraft.
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F
All right.
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A
Does she not come off as. As. As lunatic here, though? Like she's jumping rope on stage?
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D
Well, yeah, but she. Remember, we covered her live one time. You said, what do I notice? You can always tell she's going to warm up to that crescendo where she's going to have all of this passion and she's going to bounce around and move around like that. What's really interesting is usually when we see people who are emphatic, their hands are up here, hers aren't occasionally to whip up.
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A
So you're telling me. Not bad for a bartender.
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D
Not bad for a bartender.
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A
Greg Hartley, you're the best. I appreciate you coming on. I'm going to tell people how to find you. Go to Greg's website, readbodylanguage.com that's reedbodylanguage.com and of course, his YouTube show, the Behavior panel. All right, it's time to talk some money and how to get it to work for you. Next, plastic bags, plastic lids. What do we do with you? You can't go in the recycling bin, but you can be recycled if taken to a new recycle on center. Find one near you@recycleon.org Oregon Centers. Well, folks, everybody wants sound advice when it comes to investing. Playing the markets, it's hard to get. But I'll tell you, there's a guy with a huge history of success. Predicted buy gold at 350 bucks by Bitcoin at 2000. We know gold's 4000 and Bitcoin is, is, I don't know, high on with me now, Vertical Research Advisory CEO Kip Herridge is with us. Kip, you're the guy I'm talking about. Thanks for coming on tonight.
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G
Hey, Grant, appreciate you having me.
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A
Absolutely. It's a pleasure. Vrainsider.com is your website. Why don't you first off tell people how you guys help them make money?
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G
Well, we do things a little different than your probably your financial advisor might do it. I spent 15 years on Wall street, helped take seven companies public, ran and managed several hundred million dollars. And I left Wall street in 1999 because I wanted to do things differently. And so we started an investor newsletter. It's a family business. My wife and both of our sons and fifth and sixth generation Texans. And basically we tell you how we're investing our money and we do it again through stocks, through cryptos. You say bitcoin, gold and miners and silver and housing. So we believe this is a bull market that's going to go for quite some time. We call this a generational bull market. And we want to show people how to profit most from it.
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B
All right.
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A
So people understand what your company does. And these newsletters, are you giving individual stock tips telling industries to invest in? Tell me about it.
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G
Absolutely. We have something I've developed over my four decades in the business called our. Basically it's our market timing system, if you will. And basically it tells us when to be in the market, when not to be in the market, and then what sectors to be in, what individual stocks to be in. And we convey that information to you. We never own more than 15 positions. These either common stocks, ETFs, or again, precious metals, Bitcoin. We go where the money is grand. If there's money to be made and our investing system says to go there, then we recommend it to our subscribers.
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A
Can I ask you about how long do you hold a position for?
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G
Great question. It really depends. Some of our trading positions might be anywhere from, say, one to two, three months. But we're long term position builders. Peter lynch is one of my investing legends. He said the money's made in the waiting and I've learned from that. So for some of our stocks, we've owned these for years. Why would you sell something if you're up 4 or 5, 600% in it? Why pay taxes on it if it's going to keep going higher? That's our approach.
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A
Yeah. Yeah, for sure. You've called this a Trump economic miracle, what we're experiencing here. Explain that.
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G
Yeah, we have the right president for the right time, Grant. No question about it. The Trump economic miracle is what's driving a lot of this. Now with Trump's tax cuts, of course, a big part of it, massive deregulation, is not getting talked about nearly enough. And of course, now his tariff policy, you know, the economist told us that his tariffs were going to cause massive inflation and hit the economy. It's done just the opposite, of course. And now he's already got $17 trillion committed to come into the country. So again, right press at the right time. He said this is going to be a golden age for America. We think more people should take him literally.
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D
Yeah.
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A
Well, I'll tell you this, and I mean this, I don't tell everybody this. I like it. I can already tell. I like you. I can read people. After our body language hanging out with Greg Hartley, I can read people pretty good. I myself am going to go to vra.insider.com up 41% this year. Your portfolio, believe me, I'm always looking for opportunities like that. Vrainsider.com I'll give you the last word, Kip.
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G
Hey, I appreciate it, Grant. Look forward to having you join us here. You know, we have, we have subscribers all over the planet. And I think the reason people stay here is because they know they're going to get an honest shake. We're going to tell them exactly what we think the market's going to do. We beat the market 19 to 22 years. As you say, we're at 41% of the year so far. So come and check us out. You get everything we have for two free weeks. Check it out, see if this is right for you.
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A
I will absolutely do that. Thank you so much for coming on the program. Happy Halloween to you, Kip.
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G
Thank you, Grant. Appreciate it.
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A
Absolutely. All right, let me tell you again, folks, how you can find Kip and his firm. Go to vrainsider.com. do it right now. Get your free copy of Kip's best selling book, the Big Bribe. And here's why I'm signing up. You got nothing to lose. A free two week membership. That's vrainsider.com VRA insider.com All right, thanks to Democrats, the government is now a haunted house. Next. Well, you know, I got such a great crew. Everybody behind the glass there, but especially the producing crew, which comes up with some great ideas. Okay, like what should you dress up for for Halloween? Well, Cole Peterson, the lead producer on this program, said dress up like Stinchfield.
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D
All right, folks, welcome back to Stitchfield. My name is Grant Stinchfield. You may think I look a little different tonight. I will say it's not the suit. It's a very nice suit. It's not my receding hairline that's always there. It's my pin. Hey, buddy.
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Hey, buddy is me calling him buddy. Are you there? You hear me? And here is. This is. I call him Eric Trump with an S because his name is Strump. So that's him. Looks just like me, doesn't he, guys? Y' all are fabulous. And especially the ones switching the show. You guys are all fabulous, too. Happy Hollow. This is an I Heart podcast.