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Wake up, everybody. Welcome into Redacted. I'm Clayton Morris.
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I'm Natalie Morris.
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And on this show, we seek the truth, no matter how uncomfortable it might be for us to get there. We have no agenda other than we are anti war on this show. And there seems to be two big wars that we're gonna be covering on the show today, specifically the Ukraine war. Putin appears to be done with the talk. Tired of the, hey, we're gonna have a peace talk and then you back out of a peace talk. And Putin's been sitting there saying, no, we're pretty much done now with the talk. All the talking is going to stop and we're going to move on to a big offensive inside of Ukraine. We're going to look at all of the details about this and what is next for Russia.
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We're also going to talk about war with Venezuela because how do we know who we're bombing? I mean, if past is prologue, then we bomb the wrong people all the time. I refer you to the Middle East. I refer you to the book by, I don't know, Chelsea Manning. Yeah, there are tons of stories like that. Bradley Manning, whatever you want to call that person. So we know that that has happened before. Do we want to let it happen again? I guess we do. So are we going to go to war with Venezuela?
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We're fine with that. I guess so. We've got the Ukraine war. We're going to speak with Gilbert Doctorow on that. We're going to speak with Colonel Douglas MacGregor on the coming war with Venezuela, which looks like it's about to happen pretty soon here. And we're also going to talk about what Canada is doing, moving right now to try to ban homeownership. Specifically, the mayor of Richmond, British Columbia, just sent out a letter to homeowners saying basically, be prepared to give up your homes for the native population. So we're gonna check in on crazy Canada and what's happening there. I guess property ownership, private ownership means nothing. You have Ron DeSantis coming out today in a press conference in Florida saying, you know, if you're paying property taxes, like, you don't own your own home. So you have, like the tale of two different stories right now. British Columbia, Florida, like, true ownership of your home. Sorry, you'll have to give that up in Canada.
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What is liberty? You may notice missing from our agenda is any discussion of the war in Gaza. But today in the Hague, the International Criminal Court, the International court has condemned Israel for violating international law, ordered them to let unra, the United nations aid facility, back into Gaza, ordered them to pay for a lot of what they've done, saying that there was never any proof that Hamas had infiltrated the United Nations. It was a major condemnation. I want to ask you, if you use X, if you use TikTok, if you use Instagram, have you seen boo about it? Word one? Because under normal circumstances, that would be trending high. In my X feed before, I don't know what the heck happened. I haven't seen it anywhere. I haven't seen anyone talking about it. I haven't seen discussion. There was one small Reuters article. Mostly it's covered in the East. Do you think this is intentional? Now I put on my ex that this is auspicious, viciously missing, and it is not artificial. It's deliberate. Maybe you can find that post on my X feed and repost it, see if we can get some kind of conversation. Because the algorithm is suppressing this. We know this. It's not shocking, but it's shocking. Right? This is the hag saying this bad stuff has gone down. We know that. We now have confirmation of that. Why is this not a conversation? You guys let me know in the chat if you've seen this in any of your social feeds.
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Yeah, I love the throttling of the algorithm right now. I mean, there's all sorts of stuff being served up to me in my for you feed. Like, why are these people who I would never want to watch any of their content ever now being served up to me, Trying to push a certain narrative. It's all very serious.
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You know what's coming for me? Hot girls for Cuomo. They're trying to get me.
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Hot girls for Cuomo. This is the new thing now. Support. Support. Yeah, Cuomo.
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I don't know if I'm hot enough for the group, but we'll.
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A lot of the people they're posting, like pro Israeli stuff are being called out for being from India.
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Like, yeah, bot account.
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These are huge accounts.
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So what is the reaction in the Chat. People are saying, nope, haven't seen this.
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Yeah, People are saying no pretty much. Nope, nope, nope. They haven't seen it. Yeah.
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But it, it absolutely is something we should discuss. We will continue to follow this throughout the week. Israel will undoubtedly call that anti Semitic, the idea that they have in fact targeted children. So, okay, before we get to our discussion about Russia and how Putin has lost his, maybe lost his diplomacy and who could blame him? We're gonna get there, but first we're gonna talk about our friends over at Cowboy Cholesterol because have you ever dealt with bloating or that uncomfortable feeling after meals? You feel like you're doing everything right. You're avoiding processed foods, walking off, maybe whatever insulin spike you've got, you just still feel off. Well, the reason for that is your gut lining. Most recently, people are discovering the power of colostrum. It's the very first milk known as li gold, that all mammals produce. I am a mammal who is nursed. I know what colostrum is and how good it is for your baby. Well, there are ways for humans to continue to benefit from that. That's where cowboy colostrum comes in. They make the highest quality bovine colostrum you can buy. It's 100% American from grass fed cows sourced from the first milking only after the cows calves get fed. Nothing over processed or stripped. It's whole, full fat, high protein, packed with nutrients that your body needs. And it's easy. So just a small scoop of chocolate or the Madagascar vanilla strawberry in your coffee or smoothie, not only were your digestion. Thank you. Your hair and skin will look better too. For a limited time, our listeners get up to 25% off by going to cowboycollustrum.com redactednews. Use the code redactednews at checkout and again, you get 25% off your entire order. So that's cowboycollustrum.com redactedNews. And the code for you is redactedNews. Ask them when they ask or tell them when they ask how you heard about them, make sure you tell them it was redacted. All right?
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All right.
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So, yeah.
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Well, let's talk about, so let's talk about this minority report for blood work. And then we're going to get to Russia here in a moment in Venezuela.
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Just a moment. Okay, can you stall for a moment and let me just check my notes about our next guest? You talk to camera. I'm just going to check one thing.
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Well, researchers say that they can Predict someone's potential for suicide with a blood test. A recent study scientists say that they were able to identify genes that successfully predicted if a person with bipolar disorder would take their own life. Take a look at this now before you panic. They did not run blood tests and then wait to see who killed themselves. Researchers used archival biological samples from people who already had bipolar disorder, some of whom had died by suicide in the past. Still, there is good reason to panic. Can you imagine a world where a blood test brands you as a danger to yourself? Who gets access to that data? What if this information gets leaked? Maybe a mortgage lender, maybe an insurance provider doesn't want to give you insurance because, hey, this information somehow got leaked about your potential for suicide.
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Right? I mean, this is something that they're saying that there are two different genomes that exist in bipolar people. When I first read this, I thought, wait, did they just identify the genes and then see who killed themselves? No, they were able to do this posthumously. This is research that was done in Israel. But again, I think we need to make the connection. Israel is a place where tracking software is, I would say, popular, usually incepted. And so when you think about this database, this existing in a database, where does it go? What do you do with it? What if you were told this as a bipolar sufferer, you are more prone to suicide? Then what happens? It feels like, is there any other way that you use this other than straight to an asylum for you? Can you think of any use case for this?
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I mean, this is 100% Gattaca. This is the plot of Gattaca. Yes, we're just living it.
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Well, for people who've never seen Gattaca. Great movie. Maybe you can explain a little bit about why this is exactly like Gattaca.
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Well, their entire society is based on precursors for disease and like potential life expectancy. And so like the, the main character in Gattaca, like his, his dream is to be a space explorer, but they won't let him go because he has a heart condition that, that they say he's not allowed to go. And so everything, like basically their entire society, even dating, is based on these biological profiles.
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Yes. Which exactly is what I thought about, like, imagine you meet somebody and they're a potential spouse, and then you get this sort of profile and you're like, well, I'm not gonn someone who might be prone to suicide or what have you prone to anything really. And so absolutely, it's a. But I mean, I'm stretching my brain for what it's what they could say. A possible good use for this is what would. What if you were told that. What if someone that you knew was bipolar? Like, let's try. Can you find the benefit of the doubt here at all?
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Yes. The benefit is that they will give you medication and they will find some remedy that will involve big pharma. That's exactly how this is.
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Still being cynical, I'm saying.
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Oh, you mean like a positive sign?
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Yes, there's any non cynical use case for this.
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Hey, like, just don't. I don't know, like, I guess if you're like prone to it. Like, what would I do if I had this marker and I was like, oh, you're predisposed to maybe want to hurt yourself in some kind of way. Like avoid railway lines, railroad tracks. Like avoid learning how to use a firearm. I mean, I don't know. What else would I. I don't know. I can't think. I'm sorry, I can't think of a. Because I was saying, you know, insurance. Well, like insurance could drop you if they know you have a predilection for this or you, you know, you have some sort of a precursor for this. So someone in the chat room is like, well, no, insurance wouldn't cover suicide. Well, no, no, that's not my point. Like, they're not. The point is that they might. They might dump you in general from a family plan or some other kind of reason. You know, they wouldn't cover it if you. If you killed yourself and you gave that money to your family.
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Right, right. What were you going to say, Philip?
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Well, so like one of the scary things, the way our medical system is set up is psychological issues. You can be forcibly committed and held without. You cannot refuse. Psychological. And so basically, if they're. If they're saying that this precursor, like if they're looking at it as like potential for suicide, that's their treatment for potential suicide is they lock you up under monitor. They monitor you.
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Right.
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And so that's like, that's. It's basically like if somebody has these precursors, they can just what, preemptively? That's scary stuff.
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That's what I think and think about as a parent. You would have no rights to your children because the other parent could say, sorry there. Even if you are not displayed, even if your bipolar is completely under control. And again, how long before they see this gene expression in non bipolar people and just search for it? And here it is, showed up, sorry, you get no custody of your children. You can't drive because you might hurt other people. You can't get a loan for anything. No insurance? No. What are you gonna do with that information? There's probably people who, for Millennium, if the gene does exist, actually done anything harmful to themselves who've just lived with it, but now we're gonna use this as a precursor. So, yes, absolutely terrifying.
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All right, let's give you a quick update here on Ukraine. Ukraine still going at it, saying that it's struck a chemical plant now inside of Russia. This is all coming as the peace talks in Budapest falling apart. President Putin of Russia saying he's not going to. Basically, we're done. We're done talking. Gilbert Doctorow had written a full piece about this in his newsletter, who's one of. I think one of the keenest observers and thinkers on this subject. And what he talked about specifically was Putin is done all of this back and forth. President Trump's gonna cancel this peace talk. Maybe Zelenskyy is not gonna give up land where we're gonna freeze these particular borders, et cetera, et cetera. And Putin is basically done. Now the real question is what happens to Odessa and a massive military move from the Russian side going into Ukraine.
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Now, earlier in the week, the Trump administration had sort of signaled that because this talk was coming that they would push back on sanctions. Now Treasury Secretary Scott Besant is saying, oh, no, we still plan those sanctions. You really can't figure out what's happening here. Now, Russian presidential adviser Kirill Dmitry said the media is twisting comments about this meeting, and it's still being planned between Trump and Putin. The United States is saying, well, it kind of was a phone call because Marco Rubio was able to meet with Sergey Lavrov. So we did that. We're, you know, this. It could have been an email, basically, is what they're saying. I mean, I don't feel like this could be an email. I feel like. I mean, I felt like this for a long time. What this could be is Ukraine's cut off, war ends. That's. That's another way this could go. But again, there's so much diplomacy to play. So now the current news continues to be that the United States will move forward with sanctions. Now, the sanctions haven't hurt Russia. The weapons haven't really hurt Russia. Russia just yesterday said that in a new offensive, 1400. Let me just verify this. Did I say it was 1400? Troops were killed in just 24 hours. Ukrainian troops were killed in an offensive. So Ukraine is not winning. So, yes, something that Gilbert doctorow had written is that this is the end of diplomacy with Russia. How many times can you fool me? Once or twice? Right. And so that what he thinks Russia will do now, and he is in Moscow, is that they will just finally finish this war, take the territory that they have always said that they would take, and that's the end of it. What the United States does next doesn't even matter.
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Well, and so this latest attack by Ukraine that just happened a short time ago and they used these Storm Shadow missiles, according to Antiwar.com, our friend Dave DeCamp over there. And so they use these Storm Shadow missiles which of course come from the UK and France. They have a range of about 150 miles. So they seem hell bent on continuing to provide these types of weapons to Ukraine even though we are trying to actively push for peace. I mean, undermining what President Trump has been trying to do. Someone in the chat just said, I hope that President Trump just walks away, but he won't from this situation. If the United States would fully pull out of this, stop providing weapons and assistance and put this over on European hands, this thing would collapse pretty darn quickly. You have Europe, which is on the verge of economic collapse. It is. Germany can't handle this. They can't produce stuff to even replenish their own weapons stocks in Germany, let alone we can't in the United States. The UK is in the same position. So just keep funneling Storm Shadow missiles and every other thing you possibly can into Ukraine until the total destruction of Ukraine is complete. Which seems to be the ultimate plan here. If you look at it from like a 30,000 foot level, it really is the ultimate destruction of Ukraine so that they can have wide open borders. The country, of course, Zelensky signed into law the allowance of foreign countries coming into that country to buy up as much land as they can in Ukraine. So how many loans to the imf? Basically, Ukraine doesn't own Ukraine anymore. The world owns Ukraine. And what we do with it now is going to be up to us, not Ukraine. So the wide open borders that you see in the uk, yeah, that's gonna come to Ukraine. So it's gonna look like it'll look like India. Maybe it'll look like Africa before too long, like what's left of Ukraine. And if Russia does take Odessa, you've got a landlocked country which is essentially not a country at all anymore if you don't have a port. So I think Gilbert Doctorow is absolutely right about this. The time for talk is over and Putin's fed up. You're entering. I mean, the Russian people do not want to continue this war. You're heading into a cold winter. Those few Ukrainians that man some of those lines along multiple kilometers, one person responsible for multiple kilometers of a front line all the way up. It's ridiculous how many of those people are going to freeze because they don't have heat, they don't have any sort of supplies pouring into them anymore. These men are going to be going to be killed.
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Well, and another provocation is Israel sent things to Ukraine and then Russia was sending things to Iran and then Bibi and Putin talked and then Netanyahu's like, quit sending stuff to Iran. As soon as that call was over, Putin sent more to Iran. So he's being provoked all the way around.
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Yeah, right.
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You know, it's like fool me once, right? I mean, he was, he was, he told Bill Clinton, Putin did that he'd like to join NATO. Oh, yeah, we'll have those talks and then what happens? Absolutely not. And we have to make Russia the enemy. We have to be told that Russia is our enemy and we need to go to war with them. So people are done right now.
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Meanwhile, the European Union has agreed on a 19th sanction package. Because, I mean, talk about like your neighbors out there just polishing their gutters, thinking that they're doing something awesome. Right? That's just what they just keep doing. Not that that's a nonsense job. Clayton takes that job very seriously. But it's just someone who continues to do the same thing every day, whether it's needed or not. So Ukraine, the European Union has nothing else to do. They have no way to actually go into battle. They just, just keep continuing to handicap their own economy and hurt their own working class people with new sanctions. Now, the most recent sanctions, we haven't seen the text of it yet, but they reportedly pertain to China for the first time because they have noticed that certain economies are able to circumvent the sanctions by using China. Well, that's kind of interesting, isn't it? Because Europe is quite dependent on China. So how are they going to now start a new beef with China that was not previously involved in all of this nonsense? They are, because they're fools. One other fool worth mentioning in the fight against Ukraine is that Canada has made it known that this idea that they were going to deliver refurbished weapons to Ukraine. Yeah, they're not going to do that. They really don't have the bandwidth to do that. They liked saying that they can do that. But when it came time to actually make the shipments, they're not able to do that. So that's interesting. So you see the normal fools in the West, Canada acting a fool, the European Union acting a fool. The United States, their word means nothing. What, what can be expected to be done? You can't let Ukraine go back to torturing these people in. So yeah, this is gonna happen the way with that we've always said it.
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Well, the War is going to continue until the Russians end it on terms that they're happy with. I think that's been true for a long time now. There's no question about who is prevailing on the battlefield. So that's a foregoing conclusion. I think what Putin was looking for was something more than a meaningless cease fire, which would have left the Zelensky regime in power, changed nothing fundamentally inside Ukraine. What he wants, obviously, is a neutral Ukraine that's not going to present a threat to Russia in the future. I think President Trump would like to give him that. But President Trump is surrounded by people who are telling him he can't do it. And their reason is very simple. We cannot be humiliated by Russia as though we're being humiliated. President Trump needs to get back to what he said earlier. This is President Biden's war. President Biden built Ukraine up into this dangerous military monster that was trying to destroy Russia. We don't have any interest in that. We want to normalize relations with Russia. We can get along with Russia. That was Trump's mantra. He needs to get back to it. We have nothing to gain by war with Russia. We have everything to gain by establishing peace in Ukraine. And I think that's eminently achievable. But what his European allies want is for the Russians to get on their knees, beg for forgiveness, disarm themselves, and march home.
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That's not going to happen for ego reasons. Why else would Europe even care about Ukraine at this point? I mean, what. What is your. What is your. What do you surmise now? Now they are. Actually, let me ask you about this, because there are reports that because of the US Government shutdown that Germany is paying NATO soldiers, whereas before that was the United States obligation. Is this going to wake them up? Like, oh, shoot, now we have to pay for this?
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I have no idea. I know that one of the things that President Trump asked me in private in 2020 was, what do you think it will take for the Germans to invest in their own defense and create a new defense force? I said for us to leave Germany, and he agreed. He knew that. I think what President Trump wants to do makes sense. He wants to shed our overseas obligations as much as he can. The problem is that he has no support for that inside the Beltway and the people around him. And these are the same people that want to continue to pursue Israeli hegemony at the expense of Israel's neighbors in the Middle East. They also want perpetual war with Russia. And President Trump is being told, I'm sure if you do this, you will look weak. If you do this, you will not be seen as having, quote, unquote, defeated the Russians. Well, no kidding, that's not going to happen. Russia is not going to be defeated. We need to give up on that option and we need to do business with Russia. Ukraine is not the 51st state. We have no vital strategic interests in the place. He knows that he's got to stand up and say it and send these other people away, but he's not doing it. He likes optics, let's face it. He likes to look great in front of everybody. He wants to be credited with doing wonderful things. And he's afraid that if he goes and meets with Putin and says, I've had it with the Ukrainians, I'm willing to accept these boundaries. And that's what he should do. He should draw the damn boundaries. That's what happened in European history for hundreds of years. You think that little countries, little groups of people on the periphery were given the opportunity to reject agreements between the great powers of Europe? Of course not. The great powers of Europe were always interested in peace, and that's what we should be interested in, peace. Putting an end to this. He needs to draw the boundaries jointly with President Putin and present them and say, these are what I support. And he should also say, I am the leader of NATO. Stop sending equipment to Ukraine. Ukraine needs to clean up. It has to have elections. It has to have a new government. He's the leader of NATO. He can do that. Obviously he's not the leader of NATO, though, because he's not doing it.
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One more question on this, and I want to pivot here after the break, but strategically, Putin's sitting there right now, the Russian army, they're about to head into a cold winter. You're tired of this back and forth. This war will continue, as you say, on their own terms. They will end it on their own terms. From a military standpoint, Colonel, what do you think the Russians are preparing for as we head into this winter? Strategically, certain cities, we know that. I think the last week they just grabbed another four villages. In one afternoon, 550 Ukrainians were killed, eliminated, not surrendered, eliminated in just one village. So strategically, where. Where do you think the Russians are? How. How are they preparing for the winter?
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Well, the Russians are prepared for the winter. They're not going to freeze. They're going to be warm and comfortable. If anything, this is probably the best cared for Russian army in history. And President Putin and his generals have gone to great lengths to make sure People are living in good conditions. The issue is what happens to Ukraine in the winter. And with the destruction of the energy grid in Ukraine. And the expectation right now is that the winter in Ukraine this year will be the worst in the last 20 years. Now, forecasts are forecasts. We don't know what it will be, but that seems to be what people are anticipating. And that means a lot of Ukrainians are going to die because they can't heat their homes, they can't heat the buildings they're in. I'm sure that doesn't affect Mr. Zelensky, but the truth is that the Ukrainian people are going to suffer terribly. That's part of the strategy. To be blunt, it's not because Mr. Putin wants to kill Ukrainians. He'd rather not. He's not interested in killing orthodox Slavs. That seems to be a specialty that Mr. Zelensky has developed. But there's no end to this until this regime in Kiev goes away. I think that's the bottom line. Well, it will be interesting to see what the Russians are willing to do as the winter gets worse. The big advantage of winter, of course, is that the ground is frozen and it allows for better mobility. And if the. If your enemy is freezing, he's not likely to be very robust at this point. The Ukrainian army on the ground is in tatters. It's in chaos and destruction.
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Colonel, stay with us. We're gonna take a quick break. When we come back, we're gonna talk about Venezuela. It seems like we're barreling towards war in Venezuela, and all of the major media outlets are manufacturing consent for this war. Sean Hannity is salivating. Had Lindsey Graham on his show yesterday salivating over the idea of going to war with Venezuela because we need a ninth war in this country. President Trump said a ninth war is coming. So we're gonna talk about Venezuela in a second. But first, if you've been seriously injured, your case could be worth millions. And you should know exactly what your rights are. That's why I want to tell you about Morgan and Morgan. They're America's largest injury law firm with over a thousand attorneys working in all 50 states. And unlike a lot of firms that settle quickly, Morgan and Morgan doesn't take low ball offers from insurance companies. Just in the past few months, they won $12 million in Florida when the insurance company offered only $350,000. And in New York, they secured $6.8 million on a case where the offer was just $275,000. And the best part, it's absolutely free unless you win. Insurance companies try to pay out as little as possible. Morgan to Morgan fights to get you more if you become their client. It only takes a few minutes to see if you have a case. And you can do it right from your phone. It's that easy. You can visit Visit for the people.com redacted or you can click the link in the description to get started. Well, war with Venezuela seems inevitable at this point. Even President Trump yesterday admitted that another war is coming soon. He seemed excited about it. Meanwhile this morning, another Venezuelan boat was just destroyed. Libs of TikTok just posted this boasting Trump just smoked another drug boat. Cry harder, Libs. This is exactly what I voted for. Did you? Did you vote for indiscriminate killing of people in a foreign country with no proof other than what the. Trust me, bro, intel agencies are telling you, okay? Senator Rand Paul is not buying this bullshit. He says, by the way, they don't even make fentanyl and we're falling for it. Watch.
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We have dangerous people in a lot of American cities, but we just don't go in and shoot them. I mean, we have trials. They get legal representation. And even on the high seas, it's been that way for generations. If you go off the coast of Miami, the Coast Guard will be stopping boats today. And about 25% of the boats that they stop that they're suspicious of drugs, there won't be any drugs on board. So 25% of the time the suspicion is wrong. And that's why we don't shoot and just blow up boats off of Miami. But neither should we be blowing them up off the coast of Venezuela. Number one, there is no fentanyl made in Venezuela. Not just a little bit. There's none being made in Venezuela. These are outboard boats that in order for them to get to Miami, would have to stop and refuel 20 times. They're all likely going to Trinidad and Tobago, which is an island right off of the coast of Venezuela. So there's a lot of reasons to be worried about this, but number one is the broader principle of when can you kill people indiscriminately? When you're at war. That's why when we declare war, it's supposed to be done by Congress. It's supposed to be thoughtful, supposed to be debated, and we're not supposed to do it willy nilly. And then when you have war, you just kill people in the war zone. And even then there are rules of engagement. But interdicting drugs has always been a criminal activity and a criminal anti crime sort of activity where we don't just summarily execute people, we actually present evidence and convict them.
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Colonel Douglas MacGregor joins us again here on the show to talk about this. Colonel, I know I saw you the other day saying, saying that making very little drugs at all. And why aren't we focused on Colombia, Honduras, Mexico, other places in the world far more of a threat to the United States? It sounds like, Colonel, they really are manufacturing consent for war and all of these, like conservative influencer accounts are falling for it.
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Well, everything that Senator Paul said is obviously True and since 1965 has been consistently ignored. This looks a lot like the run up to Vietnam, only in some ways worse. There's no clear, unambiguous mission in the sense of you are going to employ military power. What is the purpose? It's not clear. Stop drug manufacturing, drug, you know, illicit drug trafficking, human trafficking. It's unclear what we're actually trying to do in Venezuela now. We do have a president in waiting, I guess, in the form of this woman, Machado, who is periodically appealing on television to people to support us. I guess she's certainly unwilling to condemn what we're doing at sea. But the bottom line is it's not clear we're going to go down there and punish these people for the drug business. You know, that's not a mission for the military. What happens when you go in? What is this going to look out, look like when we're through? This looks like another Vietnam episode. Our goal is to get the army into Vietnam. That was the goal in 1965, by the way. That was the goal in 2003 in Iraq. It's to get the army into Iraq. Well, I guess the goal is now to get the US army into Venezuela. The question is to do what? The other thing that no one is asking right now is what's the broader impact in the region Today President Trump made it sound as though we're going to go to war with Colombia as well. And Colombia and Ecuador are prime producers of cocaine, heroin and these other things. We know that. But the bottom line does going down to this part of the world, is this going to solve our drug problem inside the United States? And what are the repercussions? What are the drug cartels going to do in Mexico, which is an organized crime state? Aren't they going to be allied with the Venezuelans and the people in Colombia? What's the rest of Latin America likely to do? I mean, we're not very popular in Latin America anyway. And wherever we go, we're never usually liked or welcomed. We're going to go in there and kill a lot of people and we're going to become a rallying point for everybody in Latin America that wants to kill Americans. I just don't see any point to it. But perhaps President Trump thinks that this is payback for Venezuela's role in the software Dominion Software or something during his failed reelection in 2020. I don't know, but I don't see any tangible, concrete, strategic interest that justifies war with Venezuela or anybody else down there. I think we should 50, 60,000 troops on the border with Mexico, that's for damn sure. And we should get control of the thing inside the United States. I would have much harsher penalties for drug and human trafficking in the United States. That would help us enormously. But not what we're doing in Venezuela.
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B
Yeah, I mean, it seems like, well, this is just my opinion, but it feels like many people are falling for this idea that all of the drugs in the United States are coming from Venezuela and therefore we need to go there and we need to invade this country, which is just, just not true at all, when it really is giving cover to all the massive amounts of natural resources that Venezuela has. It's oil and gold and emeralds and everything else that's sitting inside that country that we would love to have our hands on. They see the relationship that Venezuela is making with China. So to me, again, correct me if I'm wrong, but to me this seems like it's all about their natural resources and we would love to get our grubby little hands on it.
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F
Well, I'm sure you and Natalie listened to President Trump explain to everyone that he had in fact received an offer from Maduro in Venezuela, and Maduro apparently, in his words, had offered him everything. In other words, a stake in the oil and gas industries. Effectively, Trump insisted. Any. Pretty much anything that President Trump wanted. Well, why not take the deal? What's wrong with that? One? To administer Venezuela, 27 million people, a place the size of Germany and France combined. This is a disaster waiting to happen. You want to go down there and administer the place, replace the police, the military? What are you crazy? This is the dumbest idea since 1965. This makes Iraq look like a cakewalk.
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B
You know, I interviewed Colonel. I'll get you out of here on this. I interviewed Jordan Godreau a few weeks ago here on the show. Pretty eye opening interview. He was really hung out to dry by the Trump administration, Mike Pence, specifically, Mike Pompeo specifically, he was brought into the White House given the task of leading a regime change during the first Trump administration. The CIA intervened and many of his men died on the ground in Venezuela when the CIA stepped in and scuttled that project. So you had the Trump administration basically pushing for a regime change during the first Trump administration. CIA stepped in to stop it. Anyway. What do you make of that and the CIA's involvement here?
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F
Well, I think in President Trump's mind, he's determined to avoid a Bay of Pigs scenario. If you go back and look at the operation into Cuba in 1962, 63, the efforts to assassinate Castro and then land these people in the Bay of Pigs, it all failed because US Military power was inadequate and would not engage. I think in his mind, he is saying, this is going to work because I'm going to commit enough military power to make it successful. Well, Cuba is relatively small and minuscule compared to Venezuela. This is a huge place. It has 1380 miles of border with Colombia, 1380 miles of border with Brazil. You've got hundreds of thousands of paramilitary forces in Brazil and Colombia and probably Ecuador, all of which would eagerly crowd into Venezuela to fight us. And Venezuela is unmanageable from our standpoint. We don't have enough troops to put into the place to gain control of it. But he's not taking in those terms. I think he's listening to people say, oh, this will be easy. These people won't fight hard. They don't like Maduro. Well, they may not like Maduro, but these people are proud of their country. They're proud of Venezuelan independence and they will fight us. Question is, why do we want to fight them? Especially if the man in charge has said, I'll do a deal with you. There's something more going on here with President Trump because normally he's very happy to take a deal and he refused it.
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B
Yeah, something fishy is going on here. Colonel, always great to see you. I encourage our viewers to go over, visit his website, the National Conversation. Check it out. Nationalconversation.org learn more about the colonel and any upcoming events he had. I know you had a fantastic one in Dallas, Texas, recently. Big success down there. Colonel, great to see you as always. I know you got to run, so thank you for stepping in. Great to talk with you.
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F
Thank you. Bye bye.
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B
Thanks, Colonel. All right.
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C
All right. We want to bring you an update. We promised you that Gilbert Doctorow would join us and he was joining from Moscow and we had A firewall that. Between countries that did not allow that to happen. We're going to try to make that happen for you tomorrow because I think he's brilliant. If you don't already subscribe to his newsletter, make sure you look that up. It's Gilbert Doctorow, and hopefully that will happen. I'm sorry, I did not see the information before knowing that. Yeah, so it's. He says certain software that we use was not usable in. In Moscow at the time. Yeah, we could have worked around it, but it was during the show. So that happens. We worked it out.
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B
That's live television.
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C
Thank you for staying with us.
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B
Thank you guys for subscribing to the channel. We really appreciate it. It's free to subscribe. We do the show every day at 4pm Eastern time. So thank you guys for being here and being a part of our great community. Again, we have no agenda. We are not funded by outside investors or big pharma or other countries. We are supported by the few sponsors we have here on the show and we're supported by you when you subscribe or you become a member of the channel. So just want you to know we really appreciate it. And, you know, a lot of times we're going to cover stories that might make you wildly uncomfortable, like, might kind of shatter your worldview, you know, And I often say, like, hey, it's important to be flexible because there's nothing worse than a person you meet that's inflexible when presented with facts. Like, no, I'm still sticking with it. I'm still sticking with my support for whatever, for this war in Ukraine. But here are all the facts. Like, you should pay attention to this. That's been happening for the last 10 years in a genocide. I'm not gonna pay attention to that. So we try to really break those narratives here on the show and we really appreciate your support.
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C
Yes. Like Socrates said, the beginning of wisdom is allowing all your belief systems to continually break down.
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B
That's a good place to be. Yes. Coming up, we're gonna talk about Canada. Canada is moving to ban homeownership, at least in British Columbia. And then we're gonna show you what the mayor of Richmond, British Columbia, had to say about, hey, if you own a home there, be prepared to hand it over to the government because the native tribe populations want to have access to your homes. This is what happens in a country that's crumbling before our eyes. Also, an update on the ostrich farms and what the RCMP has been doing with these dumpsters. Outside of the ostrich farm. We're gonna get an update in Canada in just moments.
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C
But first, we wanna tell you about our friends over at Brightcor Nutrition, because, you know, microplastics are everywhere. Did you know that you get a good dose of microplastics when you floss? Yes. You do. That's crazy. That's something we discussed in the interview that we did over the break with Dr. Ellie Phillips. I want to suggest you look into that because she does not recommend a dentist who doesn't recommend you floss because of the toxins in floss. Isn't that mind blowing? So back to the microplastics. We know that they're in the air we breathe, the water we drink. Our bones are the framework of our body. And scientists had found that they have an accumulation of microplastics. And if you eat clean or clean food, you avoid packaged food. You know, you still can be subject to microplastics. Well, a healthy gut is your first line of defense to fight back. And recent studies have found that there are strains of probiotics found only in kimchi that absorb and excrete microplastics. Isn't that wild? This natural beauty of kimchi and how healing it is? I feel like every day we're learning new benefits. Benefits of kimchi. Well, what if you don't actually like to eat kimchi like Philip does? Well, then you should look into the power of kimchi one. It's all the benefits of kimchi in a convenient capsule. Because in a world full of plastics, give your gut the protection it deserves. So right now you can go to mybrightcore.com redacted and if you use the code redacted, you get 25 off. Really fortify your gut to the best of your ability. Look into kimchi one. It's. It's. It's great. Clayton and I take it all the time. So Again, go to mybrightcore.com redacted Also, speaking of microplastics in floss, I just. I still can't believe that. I think I want to thank you for watching that interview with Dr. Ellie Phillips. We had so many great comments on that video, and so many people feel like they've been misled by the dentist, self included.
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B
Yeah, but I should mention, go check that video out here on the channel. And it's called, I think, the Truth about the Dentist. Or I forget exactly what the title is.
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C
I just sent it to your mom too. So it's the lies about the dentist. They don't want you to know.
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B
Yeah. And it's shocking. We've had hundreds of thousands of people watching the video. I think we're gonna invite Dr. Ellie to come back on because a bunch of people in the comments are like, wait a minute, she's saying not to floss. That sounds like an outrage. And maybe we should answer some of the questions from the viewers because, yeah. We've been told our whole lives, you got a floss, you've got to use plastics in your teeth. And actually, she broke this narrative wide open. It's a whole industry. The dental clinic.
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C
Clayton and I have been using her system, and both of us are shocked at how much better our mouths feel.
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B
Yeah.
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C
So, yeah.
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B
Anyway.
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C
Shocking. Please, if you haven't already, look that up. Let us know what you think. And again, this is another thing. Had to break down what I thought I knew in order for, you know, to continue in life.
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B
It's uncomfortable.
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C
Yes.
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B
Pisses off our moms all the time. Because every time we get together with our moms or, you know, family, we're like, like, they're like, all right, what did. What did you guys learn this time at redacted? We're like, guess what? Flossing is bad for you. Like, what?
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C
Oh, my gosh. My mother in law is like, well, I. And she also says, don't travel with a toothbrush because bacteria can breed when you put it in those little plastic containers or a plastic baggie or what have you. That's really bad. And your mom's like, but I travel with an electric toothbrush. And I'm like, those are not good either. What? I'm flossing and using the electric toothbrush like I'm told to do by the commercial.
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B
Yeah.
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C
So, yeah, I'm. I am the most obnoxious daughter in law. I'm lucky that she puts up with me continuously.
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B
Yes, she is. All right. I mean, sorry. All right, we've got more news to get to here on your.
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F
You're not.
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B
You're not. There might be another obnoxious daughter in law.
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C
There's somebody more obnoxious than me, probably. I bet I get one.
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B
You're gonna have an obnoxious daughter in law. I cannot wait.
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C
It will be my karma.
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B
I cannot wait. Oh, that's gonna be amazing to see that play out. Can't wait to see that. I'm gonna enjoy every moment of it. I'm just gonna walk around with a thing of popcorn when we have our daughter in law someday. Just gonna be enjoying every moment of that karma. Well, continuing Our ongoing series about how Canada is cooked. The mayor of Richmond, British Columbia sent out a letter telling thousands of people to hey, be prepared to vacate their homes because the natives will soon own them. Yeah, you don't own your own home anymore. You need to turn them over to the native population. This is what happens in a liberal country that's collapsing before our eyes. Our next guest says private property means absolutely nothing in Canada any longer, just as free speech is now an endangered species in Canada. David Crayton, independent journalist from Ottawa, Canada joins us now. He also has a great YouTube channel and follow him on active. Creighton's right as well. David, great to see you. We're going to get to also some big developments on the ostrich farm story as well in British Columbia. But first on this idea of homeownership, talk about what is happening. And a lot of Canadian homeowners right now are panicking.
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H
They should be. Clayton. I've been talking about this for years because Canada has become a race based society and where there are case this very thing that Mahatma Gandhi fought against in India has become the norm for Canada. We have a at least a two or three or four case system in Canada. At the very top are indigenous peoples who think they can basically claim your backyard if their ancestors occupied it at some time in the last 500 years. That's what it's come down to. This is all based on a decision by the Supreme Court of British Columbia that said the Cowichan band, which is essentially in the lower mainland of Vancouver today, can take over vast tracks of land in Richmond, B.C. and you say where is Richmond, B.C. well it's outer lane on the west part of Vancouver. This is the richest part of Vancouver. It's very close to the ocean and vast tracts of land have basically been ceded by the Supreme Court of B.C. to this ban because oh, their ancestors occupied it 150, 160, 200 years ago. So therefore they have a right to it today. So this mayor, you know, people are looking at this and saying, oh you know what kind of an idiot is? He's actually being quite truthful. He's saying if wake up people, the natives own your land. This is what the B.C. supreme Court has said. Now the province of British Columbia has appealed this decision to the Supreme Court of Canada. And how do you think they're going to rule on this? It's a woke Supreme Court largely appointed by liberals and they will say sounds good to me as long as it's not my backyard. And that's where we're coming. As soon as this goes to the Supreme Court, no tract of land in Canada will be safe from being subsumed or taken over by an aboriginal first nations group that says, hey, my ancestors sat there at one time, it's mine now. I don't care if you paid taxes on that property for the last.
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B
David. Do they have to show some sort of a title? I mean, you could literally have tribes. So the Cowichan tribe, I mean, do they have like any sort of title to the land that they can show that this particular tract my ancestors owned? I mean, I mean, in the United States this was used literally. And even George Washington allowed people to show title to their land and prove that they actually had title to their land. Are there any titles out there? Or there's just like, yeah, my grandfather. That was his house. How do you know?
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H
Yes and no. But all of these titles were overruled when the reserve system came in place and all of these titles were at one time absolved. And now we're literally putting the clock back to 1850, where suddenly everything is new again. So if you, if you have any claim at all to that parcel of land, if your ancestors had any connection with it, suddenly maybe it's yours now. But the chaos here is incredible because there's not a single nation on the face of the earth that can't say at one time somebody else claimed that land that said it was mine or they had a deed or entitlement to it. We have to live in the present, not the past. And Canada likes to consider itself a polite nation of government serving people. We are one of the most racist nations in the earth because we say if you're a First nations, you have special status in this country and you can basically get what you want and you can take what you want because of your ethnicity and your race. I have spent my whole career saying Canada should be a nation of equality under the law. It doesn't matter where you came from, it doesn't matter what your race is, doesn't matter what your ethnicity is. We should all be equal and let's get on with life instead of going back to struggles and conquests and wars that go back 150, 200 years and stop pretending that we have a two tiered justice system. Even though we do, we need to eradicate that and give back to a Canada that believes in equality under the law. That's what I've fought for my entire life. But this, it's interesting because this story perfectly is in sabbatical with the other issue. Right. Right now we're facing with this universal ostrich farms, which is being denied its property rights. People in Richmond are being denied their property rights because of so called aboriginal entitlement, which really should not be worth the page is printed on because it should not be legal. It should not be legal under the law. We should be equal under the law. But this country no longer exists as a country. And what kills me, Clayton, every time you go to a Rotary Club meeting, you go to a local municipal government meeting, or you go to a committee meeting at the House of Commons, which I routinely have gone to over the years, before the meeting begins, they do what is called a land acknowledgment. And they say, we are. This meeting is occurring on the unceded lands of this particular first nations band or tribe. And I always say, what the hell does that mean? So we're so Canada.
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B
It's like all this Canadian guilt. Like you can't even go to a Tim Hortons to get some donut holes or whatever the hell they call them, and oh, my God, this Tim Hortons is built on the ancestral burial ground of the Choctaw tribe, and you can't even enjoy your goddamn donut holes.
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C
It's an ignorance about the truth of North American tribes that they were, you know, that they continuously displaced one another.
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F
Right.
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C
It wasn't like, oh, this is the homestead for one place. I mean, that's ignorance.
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B
The Cherokees at war. I mean, yeah, there's no one area that, like, this was our. This specific spot. We're warring constantly. And who was here before the Native Americans, by the way? Like.
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F
Like God.
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H
Well, that's. That's what I have to laugh at, Clayton and Natalie, because the law firm that's representing the Cowichan First Nations Ban admits that in their letter. They say that it was. This is land that was contested and. And basically occupied by the Cowichan tribe through war and intimidation. And I'm saying, well, what the hell do you think the British Empire did? It was the same process, except they were the last people to do it. But the native tribes, which numbered perhaps less than a million people when the Europeans arrived in the new world in North America, they now think that they own the whole continent, even though it's irrational and ridiculous. History's moved on. But literally, people could lose their homes and their backyard because Canada is so woke that the King Charles, when he was here for the opening of Parliament last May, his speech from the throne, before he even got into the particulars of what Mark Carney was going to do to Canada. He said, I'd like to remind you that we are sitting on the unceded lands of. And I thought this is the ultimate irony. The constitutional monarch of Great Britain and Canada, basically the head of state says, I don't own. Canada doesn't own its own land. It's sitting on somebody else's unceded territories. And we've been repeating this lie now for decades in Canada. And now this is where the chickens come to rooster. People are literally going to lose their land because they've been saying it for years. Oh, it's unceded. They didn't lose this land. I don't own this land. The natives do, unfortunately. Now they might just own a lot of land and a lot of people are going to be dispossessed. And it won't end in British Columbia, in Richmond. It's going to spread across the country. If the Supreme Court upholds this ruling, and I'm predicting they will because this is a very woke Supreme Court.
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C
Now, I want to ask you about.
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B
Sort of, I was going to say there's probably a lot of casinos now. There could be a lot of these native casinos and riverfront property in British Columbia. Go ahead.
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C
I want to ask you about your ability to say this. I don't know if you saw our segment yesterday with John Carpe about C8, the cyber security act that's trying to be pushed through by Christmas. You know, the Canadian government doesn't like the things that you are saying to us right now. If this bill passes, they would be able to kick you off the Internet, go to your ISP and say, we don't like David Creighton's work. He says all the things we don't like. What? I mean, this could happen. We might have to like correspond with you by pigeon to get you on redacted. What is, what are your thoughts about that?
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H
Yeah, John Carpe is a great guy. I have him on my show quite a bit. He is a fantastic fighter for freedom. But he's exactly right. If these bills pass and we've got three in front of Parliament, we've got another coming which is the Reinvented Online Harms act, which, which everybody knows as the Thought Crimes Bill that's coming up. And Sean Fraser, the Attorney General, has said, I'm going to introduce that in the fall. So it's coming up in the next couple of weeks. If these bills pass, there will be no free speech in Canada. We will all be shut down. And I'm sure you've seen that incredible video from the uk which has lost its free speech, by the way. There's no free speech in Britain anymore where they've got a cop at some poor woman's door at 2:20 in the morning and he says, saw what you posted on the Internet. Can you take it down please? And she's got the moxie, she's got the guts to tell this cop, why are you going to charge me for it? He says, well, I don't think so. I don't think it crosses the line, but we'd like to like you to take it down. And she basically tells him to go pound sand, come back when you're prepared to charge me. And I'm sure he probably did, but that's where Canada is headed. We're going to have cops at the door saying, I don't like what you posted about that. I don't like what you said and redacted yesterday. That goes against the government narrative. Mark Carney might not like that. Natalie, that's, that's where we're going.
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C
Yeah, better get cancelled. Your Internet while you got it. Yeah, that is wild.
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B
Canadians just have to start wearing body cameras all the time just so you can catalog this stuff. It's, it's, it's tyranny in action right now. Tyranny in action right now with the ostrich farm. David, before we let you go, I want to get an update on this and some big new developments at this ostrich farm. Blake Roberts, who you've interviewed, he was tearful when he was on your show, really in tears about what the government is doing there. So can you walk us through this video here? So he filmed this video and it shows these blue, these dumpsters and the RCMP outside of the, I believe of the ostrich farm. And kind of we'll just let this video play and you can tell us what we're seeing here.
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H
What's happening here is that. And this is from October 1st. I talked to people at the farm today and I said, why did you wait three weeks to get this video out? I mean, you should have put this video out a long time ago because this demonstrates the collusion between the cfi, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and the rcmp. They're working closely together. Why are these people producing so much garbage every day and there are trucks like this going out of the farm every day. How in the hell do you produce that much garbage unless perhaps you're killing an ostrich or two every day, or perhaps more. Now, we have no concrete evidence that they are killing ostriches. We've heard reports of dart guns going off. They are not allowing anybody to count the ostriches. And ironically, there was a First nations group that the government of Canada says they love so much, but they were not allowed to count the number of ostriches. But what's happening here is the RCMP is literally unloading a dumpster from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and doing it a very unsafe, safe manner. And this sort of crap is going on every day. And my first question is, why is the RCMP suddenly dumping trash? This is supposed to be Canada's finest police agency, Canada's national police agency. But they're dumping the garbage the CFIA is creating on the farm. And here's the kicker. They dump it here. And this is a. This is a. A site they have occupied. Like, they've occupied the farm and the adjacent farm. Then they move the garbage to a local business. Then they move the garbage. I know, it's incredible. Blake told me the whole story yesterday because he followed this group from where they are here to. To the next location. They transfer the trash here, then they bring it to a local business, and then the local business brings it to a landfill site. This is a gravel pit that the RCMP have taken over. Like Edgewood, B.C. where this farm is created is literally like a little police state in Canada. Nobody has any rights. And I said, why aren't people following the rcmp? Why aren't people following these trucks to these landfill sites and finding out what's in there? They said, well, people are getting arrested for following the rcmp. I said, what charge? Following too closely.
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B
Nobody gets arrested following a garbage truck. I mean, yeah, the RCMP is now in the business of taking out the trash. Like this is. They don't have anything better to do in Canada, for crying out loud. But I.
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H
And it's.
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B
I guess I should ask.
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H
It's incredible.
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B
The farmers like Katie Pazitni and those others, they're not able tothey're not being allowed to go in and count the number of ostriches, like they're being kept back. So presumably they can come in here and kill these ostriches, dump them in these dumpsters. And Katie and the other farmers are not able to even go count up the number of ostriches anymore.
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H
They have moved every last ostrich away from this blue fence perimeter that they have in place. They have what the farm is calling sort of a death Death den, because it's, it's a hay bill enclosed area where they're trying to get the ostriches acclimatized to. They bring them there every day. And. But what's happening at night. And this is what, this is why I'm saying maybe I should get the hell out there and find out. Because nobody out there is using night vision goggles, night vision photography to find out what's going on there at night. Because I believe they are, in their own euphemism, depopulating the herd in advance of getting a decision from the Supreme Court of Canada. And it's horrendous what's going on here because this farm has been put through every conceivable device from this Carney Marxist government, and they continue to suffer every day with, with, with crap like this that's going on. And what is going on with the rcmp? And here's. You know, you talk about moving trash from one area to another to a third place. The trash that's, that's moved from this gravel pit we just saw. This is a gravel pit about 5, 10 miles away from the ostrich farm. Then they move it to another location and the trash receives a police escort to go to the next location. And, and when I, when I talked and Blake revealed this to me yesterday, Blake Roberts, and I said, I've never heard of garbage or a garbage truck getting a police escort. And this is absolutely. Something is going on here. I got an email last night from a guy who watches my show every day, and he said, said, this is incredible. These people are getting away with this. And it's just like we were getting snippets of news. We're getting a little bit of information at a time, and they're laughing at us. This deep state terrorist criminal organization, as you first called it. And I have to agree, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has become a para military force to terrorize Canadian farmers. And believe me, if we have a law in Canada to outlaw free speech on the Internet, that will be the first thing to go, because this is exactly what the CFIA has become in Canada. It is a horrible organization that exists not to protect the health of Canadians or certainly not the health of animals. It exists only to massacre and slaughter large numbers of chickens, perhaps ostriches and everything else in their way, because they are not following the orders of Canada, even the Canadian government. They're following the orders of the World Health Organization. And then they're bending those rules. In the end, they're following the rules. They make up for themselves. They have their own agendas and it's absolutely frightening. This has become an organization not just off the rails, not just rogue, but incredibly evil.
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B
Yeah. They are a terrorist organization, to be sure. And you're right. I mean, and when you have the state run media, which of course is not going to cover this story, the only voices are like yours. Independent media like ours are trying to get the message out about this story. But of course, if they move to eliminate free speech in Canada, then. And those voices will be silenced as well. It's all about total control. That's exactly what's happening in Canada. A country that's by all accounts too far gone at this point. We hope that it can be turned around. I don't know. David, great to see you as always. Thank you for these updates. We'll continue to watch Canada because we care about the Canadian people. We just can't stand their government. Thank you. David, great to see you as always.
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H
Thank you. Clayton and Natalie, always a pleasure.
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F
Thanks so much.
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C
All right, well, thank you for joining us. Thank you for sticking with us. Let us know what you think about that. Also, if you read the redacted newsletter, let's just have this little debate. The woman at the no Kings rally who got arrested in the inflatable phallic. Oh yeah, what do you think? Is that obscenity or first amendment right?
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Are we able to pull up my laptop, David? Or no, Is that still.
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C
Did you guys see that in the redacted newsletter?
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B
That.
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C
That was a fun one. We can debate before we go debate amongst yourselves.
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By the way, you should subscribe to the redacted newsletter. It's totally free. I was speaking to someone today who said they're a big fan of the redacted newsletter. Thank you so much. It's free. Just go to redacted.inc that's our website. Not.com, it's.inc and by the way, hey, we got our new website up and running. Go there right now and see if you can crash it. Go there and see if it's holding up under the pressure of tens of thousands of you watching right now. I've got like 30, 40,000 of you watching right now. See if you go there and just sign up for the free newsletter you just put in your email address. We never sell your information or anything like that, but we will send you a welcome email. It might go to your junk folder or some other place. You just need to click confirm that you want to receive the newsletter and you'll receive it Monday through Thursday. So redacted.inc is the place to go. Yeah. So today's newsletter had a woman dressed up in a giant inflatable penis. Costume. Costume.
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This was in Alabama. She was at a no Kings rally with a sign that said, no Dictator. Get it? Police said, you need to take that off. You're in public. And she refused. So they arrested her. They charged her with a misdemeanor. So this is an interesting First Amendment case. And so we need to be purist about this. Is this her First Amendment right? Because courts have upheld bans on. On nudity. She was a nude.
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B
She's wearing an inflatable.
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C
She was wearing a phallus. So is that a First Amendment right or is it obscene? Now, I wouldn't like my toddler to see that. I wouldn't like to have to explain that to my children, but I want to be a constitutionalist about this. What do you think?
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I think it's.
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D
I mean, if your toddler has a penis, you could explain that's what you have. It's just. Just not as big yet.
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C
And if they don't, you could use.
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B
It as a teaching moment, Right?
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D
Yeah, exactly.
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B
Or this is what liberals do. You could teach them about that, too. Philip, go ahead.
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E
I was gonna say 100. That's the.
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F
The.
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E
Unless there's some specific local, like, ordinance saying, like, you can't dress up as an anatomy. I mean.
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F
Yeah, yeah.
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E
As genitals. Like the. It's 100. Like that. This should not be an issue, people.
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C
Right.
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D
And she is.
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B
Harrison.
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C
Simulating sexual acts.
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B
Harrison Burkitt in our chat. Burkhart. Burkitt. Burkhart says, that seems indecent. Yeah, it seems indecent. But again, you know, First Amendment rights are protecting the things that you don't like.
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C
Yeah, right.
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B
I mean, go back to Larry Flynt. Right. I mean, it's obscene. It's absolutely obscene. But again, is it a violation of our First Amendment rights? Is it a violation?
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D
Yeah, I mean, if you're going to support. Support free speech, you have to, like. You have to support the speech you don't like as well and.
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C
Sure.
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E
I mean, if there's. If. If somebody's. If somebody's walking around with a tattoo of a topless woman on their arm, are they going. Are they going to get arrested for the same violation?
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H
Yeah.
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D
Goodbye. Every World War II vet.
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B
Yeah, that's a good question. Right? Yeah.
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F
What.
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B
What do you mean about World War II? So if someone has like a. Yeah, like. Like someone has like a topless woman tattooed on their shirt shoulder. Like I do like, and I go to Alabama, am I going to get arrested or am I going to get told, hey, this is a misdemeanor. You have to cover that up. That's indecent. You're not allowed to go to the 711 wearing that. David, what do you mean about World War II veterans?
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D
A lot of the old men back in the day used to have those poster girls on their arms, you know, like that. Yeah, pin up girls.
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E
Like the Bombshell girls.
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B
Bombshells. Bombshells.
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F
Yeah.
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C
Right.
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B
Yeah.
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F
Yeah.
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C
So let us know. Debate that amongst your ourselves.
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B
Roger Ranger says indecent is subjective. It's a slippery slope.
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C
Exactly.
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B
But Stephen Bowd says that's not. That is not speech. He says that on YouTube. That is not speech. But again, the Supreme Court has ruled that it doesn't have to be verbal speech. Right.
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E
Expression is speech.
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D
Just like flag burning. Flag burning is speech.
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C
Right, Right. Yeah. You don't have to like it.
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B
Sailors had that tattoo belt says. So urinating in public is okay too. Not indecent.
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D
No, that's completely different.
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B
Yeah, yeah, that's like. Yeah, that's not. Has. That's not a protective.
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C
There's an act there. Right. She was not doing any act. She was standing there making a fool of herself. Sure, but that also is allowed, so.
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B
Yeah, yeah. I mean, but think about like all those nut jobs in those like pride parades that are, you know, like in New York City or Portland or those places like half naked dudes walking around.
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C
These are different places, though. This is conservative Alabama.
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B
I know. I'm just saying like under those, they would grab. They would round up those people right in. In like Portland, New York City, I guess it's fine to like walk down the street naked with, you know, your wang hanging out or some sort of a fake apparatus, which I did when.
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C
I was in San Francisco with my daughters recently.
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B
Yeah, yeah, it was pretty horrible. Go ahead.
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D
Well, I was just getting ready to say that Natalie just saw it, but she said at the same time, oh.
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C
Yeah, I sent a image to the chat, which I will not share with you guys. Maybe we'll do a segment on it. One time there was a man. It's incredibly hard to describe, but it was a corset. He had it stopped under his boobs, his breasts and he had nipple piercings. My 8 year old goes, he had earrings on his boobies. It was completely cut out on his butt. His pants were like spandex level. And then the where would be a jock strap was clear plastic so you could see through his junk. Clear plastic in front of the pants. So there was nothing left to the imagination. It was. But it was breasts and penis full display. San Francisco plus big fishnet stocks, stockings, and big red stilettos. And my daughters were like. And that was. I mean, I'm from the Bay area. I've lived in San Francisco. Been going into the city my whole life. And that was the most. It was the most. And I told my daughters, this is why you don't move into the city by yourself. When you become a unit, this is.
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B
Why you stay away from San Francisco. Galvan Locke says, yeah, that's some dumb. Catch you all later, Iggy Pop style. This is what. Yeah. Oh.
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C
I think that in a. In a. In a polite society, you would not allow that man to expose himself to children. That's a whole different thing. That was actually his penis. It's not an actual penis we're talking about, Roscoe.
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B
FF says. So walking around naked is free speech?
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C
No. No, it's not.
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B
But in, like, liberal cities, it is.
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C
But she was not.
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E
She was not naked, right?
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F
Yeah.
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B
She's covered in inflatable.
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D
There's a law against indecent exposure. That is a. Like, a physical act. That is. You are indecent.
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C
That's what that man did to us.
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E
Exactly.
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F
Right?
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C
Yeah.
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B
G. Fontes says, was there a Tampa Bay buccaneer tattoo on his ass cheeks? She didn't get close enough for that. Hopefully. Hopefully, he stayed far away from that.
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C
I do have an image. Maybe one day we'll do a story and blur his face. But I think we'd get. I mean, I was like, if you're gonna dress like that, I'm gonna take your picture like this.
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E
Well, I think.
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H
I think if we do.
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B
I was not that story.
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E
If we do that story, I would appreciate if we would outsource whoever blurs the image so that none of us have to go in.
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B
Normally, Philip has to do all the blurring of things. So, Philip, that's gonna be the highlight of your afternoon, having to blur out his junk.
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C
Yeah.
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B
Through a window. All right.
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C
This is not fun. It's an inside joke. But whatever your mind thinks it is, it was.
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B
Yeah.
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D
Like on your resume. I blurred penises.
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C
I. Yeah, Exactly.
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Worked at McDonald's. Blurred. Blurred people's junk. That's what I do for a living.
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C
All right, thanks for joining us today. We're just, you know, ending on a little repartee, a little fun.
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F101. Says we have many people dying with or war. Our young people. People are on antidepressants, anti anxiety medicines and dying from fentanyl overdoses. Who cares what costume someone wears? Least of our worries. Yeah, good qu. Good point. We covered multiple wars on the show today, and we covered fentanyl specifically on the show today at the earlier part of the show. So this is the end of the show where we're having a conversation about free speech, which is also very important, which they are actively trying to take away from us, which I would argue is just as important as any of the stories you just talked about. That is what makes America unique is our free speech. No other country has this. So if they're trying to you.
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C
Yeah. We will defend this lady's right to wear a penis or a big boob if she wants to.
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G
All right?
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C
We don't have to like it. So speaking of boobs, we're gonna go.
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B
We're gonna go now.
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C
These two boobs are gonna sign off.
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B
That's right. Hey, are we out of focus a little bit in this wide shot?
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C
No.
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B
Okay.
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D
I don't think so. Doesn't look out of focus.
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B
You tell me. All right, thank you guys for joining us on this show. We'll be back here tomorrow at 4:00pm Eastern Time. We have a lot of news to get to tomorrow on the show. We've got some great guests lined up for you, and so we will see you tomorrow at 4pm Eastern Time. Thank you guys so much for subscribing and turning on that bell notification. And have a great night, everyone. Bye now.