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Odoo is a suite of business management.
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Software that some people say is like.
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Fertilizer because of the way it promotes growth.
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Odoo is like a magic beanstalk because it grows with your company and is also magically affordable. But then again, you could look at Odoo in terms of how its individual software programs are a lot like building blocks. I mean, whatever your business needs, manufacturing, accounting, HR programs, you can build a custom software suite that's perfect for your company. So what is Odoo? Well, I guess Odoo is a bit of everything. Odoo is a fertilizer. Magic beanstalk Building blocks for business. Yeah, that's it. Which means that Odoo is exactly what every business needs. Learn more and sign up now@odoo.com that's o-o o.com.
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Hold it.
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Now, you are about to hear the.
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Most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny.
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Show in America on air and on.
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The World Wide Web. This is the Rob Carson show in Pennsylvania. They were trying to set up a process that will allow this country to return to what it was in 1876.
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When the election got thrown into the House of Representatives and they were able.
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To overturn what Abraham Lincoln and the Congress had done successfully getting rid of slavery. That is what they are attempting to do today.
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Oh my God, they figured it out. Dang it. We had such a perfect plan. We had such a perfect plan once we got Donald Trump in office. We were going to bring back slavery. Damn you, James Clyburn. Yeah, that's how low they've gotten. They. They say that the Republicans are going to bring back the Democrat slavery.
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What you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. James Clyburn, at no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought.
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How the view reacted Everyone in this.
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Room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul.
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Exactly what I was. Did a little subject stack this morning about the. The desire of the Republican Party to turn us back to slavery, which is what James Clyburn says. Oh, my God. And no pushback from the View cast at all. No pushback from the harpies from hell. No pushback at all. And I was thinking about this. I said, here are some other things that we might try. Republicans getting rid of combines so cotton has to be picked by hand by slaves because, you know, we really need that. Republicans want all antebellum mansions to be owned by. Populated by only white people. Old slave quarters to be refurbished using public funds. Yes. Public housing. You. And just make sure that people of color lived in those. Republicans want to separate water fountains and restrooms for whites and people of color, just like, oh, yeah, Democrat policies of the Jim Crow South. Replace the Pledge of Allegiance with mandatory singing of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot for only children of color in public schools. And the next step would be bring back the lunch counters at Woolworths for only white people to eat. But then, of course, the next step would be bringing back Woolworths only for the sake of making sure that blacks and whites eat separately. I mean, honestly. My God. What the bleep? What in the bloody bleep is wrong with you stupid people? They're so desperate. I told you. They die like movie vampires. They die like movie vampires. Dragging, kicking, trying to drag us into hell with a. Proposing all sorts of preposterous things like the Republicans want to bring back slavery. My God, are you that stupid? Are you as dumb as the average Somalian? Because in Somalia, the average IQ is like. No, there was a real global chart of it. We're not, but we think we're at 105. I think the US is 105. Whoever did this poll thingy, they said that China was number one. Okay, sure. China's number one. Why did they have to steal all of our ideas? In case. Then why did they have to steal all our stuff? We came up with them. We flew to the moon. We created rock and roll and, you know, jazz and airplanes and stuff. And yet the Chinese are more intelligent than us and they had to steal our ideas so they could copy them. It's kind of weird, but the average Somalia is about a 76. Right above Forrest Gump, maybe right for his gum. It is. It is. It's just remarkable. And then. And then Pam Greer she used to be on some of those, you know, blaxploitation movies in the 1970s when I was a little kid. And she says when she was growing up and she was born in 1949, she would look out the window and her mother would have to deflect her eyes from the lynched black people hanging in the trees.
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You know, tree shade to shade to get back to the apartment, my brother and I, my mom with bags, and my mom would go, don't look, don't look, don't look. She'd pull us away because there is someone hanging from a tree and they have a memorial for it now where you can see where people were and left. And it triggers me today.
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Oh, you bet. Well, the only problem is the last person to be lynched anywhere near where she was was 1911. So maybe she's a time traveler. But of course the, the View cast gobble it up. They gobble it up like, like masticated worms being puked out of their mother bird's mouth. Just, there you go. So stupid. I mean, I just honestly see, this is why I say that conservative comedy is ascending because the left can't be taken seriously anymore. It's so bloody stupid. And I don't know who they're trying to appeal to. I don't know who James Clarbine is trying to appeal to. I guess, well, I guess Democrats. I guess it makes sense because, you know, I talked to a guy here who I work with and I just mentioned the other day about Somali fraud because he works in the health care industry. And I said, man, about that. All Somali fraud, he's like, oh, you believe that? I'm like, well, I don't know, maybe in the mountains of evidence and the people who've already been convicted and all of that, but he's a liberal, so he's willing to deny that's even happening. For God's sake, this is your Democrat Party. They are. I don't even know what they are. They're not mind numbed robots. I think Rush used to call them mind numb robots. I don't even know what the hell they are. They're just awful frickin people. I think that's the big part of it. They're just awful, awful fricking people. It really is ridiculous. And you want to hear something that's pretty amazing? Despite it all, and maybe we should all know better, Donald Trump is still as popular or more popular with the base. I think the Democrat Party, they've been saying for a while that the Republican base is leaving Donald Trump. They said it was going to happen because of this and they said it was going to happen because of that. And just about a month ago, they were going to leave him because of what he said about Rob Reiner and, you know, and his death and all of that. They were convinced, everybody, the Republican Party's leaving its base. No, no, it's not.
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It's a huge deal because President Trump is the kingmaker in Republican primaries. That's why it's such a big deal.
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Take a look here.
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Times Trump endorses one GOP primaries. This is congressional and gubernatorial. In 2020, it was 98%. In 2022, it was 95%. In 2024, it was 96%. Magic touch when it comes to endorsing in Republican primaries.
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Well, you want to hear what happens when Donald Trump, a candidate not endorsed by Donald Trump, runs for office? Like in the state of Virginia where they, they ran a terrible gubernatorial candidate, a Glenn Youngkin choice and honestly, a rhino from hell. And she got her rear end just completely wiped all over the board, for God's sakes. And this is what happened.
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Let me say here today that the.
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Commonwealth of Virginia is rejoining the Regional Greenhouse G Initiative. I moved, I moved to Virginia and you got these morons. And this Abigail Spamberger, who is a crazy cat lady, she just, like the ladies in Minneapolis, she's out of her nut and all of this stuff. And now she's the governor, she's reversing all these executive orders and everything. And then we're doing this nonsense. They're going back to green energy bullcrap has been proven wrong. And the price of electricity has got to go through the ceiling. Next door to us is Maryland. Maryland has the highest utility prices in the entire friggin country. And you got idiots in Virginia who are now in charge because they decided to put Winsome Sears as the candidate who has about the. Who has the, I guess, the energy of an armadillo. Maybe a sloth. Maybe a sloth. For God's sake. Honestly, look what happens when you choose to bed down with a rhino candidate who can get along whatever with the other side, Glenn Youngkin kind of candidate chosen by Glenn Youngkin. And look what the hell Virginia has now. I mean, honestly. Wow. Bravo. Good, good job. But you know what? There is actually a lot of good news out there because I hate to tell you this, but if you think that the Democrat Party is going to win the midterms, you're high. We love to win.
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Winning, winning so much winning. It's lots of winning. Lots of winning. Lots of winning.
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Lots of winning.
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Lots of winning.
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Lots of winning.
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It's oh, so good.
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Here is Brett Bear, old Brett Baer. He, he kind of fibbed on the 2020 election. He lost his, his, his journalistic curiosity about that election the night of the election and then ever since then. But anyway, apparently you haven't heard affordability lately. Have you heard a lot of things on affordability? No. It's because prices are coming down and Donald Trump is way ahead of the Democrat Party on things like the economy. If you look at the latest Wall.
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Street Journal poll, who's best to handle immigration? Republicans in Congress, 44. Democrats 33. Economy 38, 32.
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Tariffs, 36, 34.
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I mean, it's one poll, but it shows you that maybe it's not moving as much as people think it is.
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No. And situations like this with Don Lemon.
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In the church are not helpful.
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Doesn't exactly help to show that stupid crap. And then you got James Clyburn saying the Republicans, Republicans are going to reinstate slavery. I mean, what the, what the bloody hell? You people are so stupid. Here's Energy Secretary Chris Wright on CBS yesterday. Because of all of this green energy bull crap, you know, and everything. And they got rid of it all. They're going to put billions of dollars back in the treasury to, to go back to the treasury because green energy stuff was nonsense.
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So what's the announcement this morning? So my Department of Energy has announced we're going to return over $13 billion to the, to the taxpayers. That's over $100 per American family. This is money passed and slated to be energy subsidies. But we need. The subsidies have been corrosive.
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Ford's not going to make the F150 Lightning anymore. And Detroit is going back to gas engines because the electric thing is such a joke.
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They've not only cost taxpayer money, they've led to more.
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But Virginia, my God, old Abigail Hamburger, she's going to double down on stupid electricity bills.
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We lose twice. So we're doing everything we can in the Trump administration to stop the rise in energy prices. So money that was going to go to green energy to subsidize green energy instead of going back to the Treasury. Yes. Yeah. So I thought that green energy was going to be like an all the above, like a part of the energy.
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Dominance now because it's absolute crap platform.
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Is this. Take it off the table. What's, what's going on with green energy again? I don't agree with the name. But with solar and wind and electric vehicles, which is where most of the money has gone.
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Joke.
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They've just barely gotten to 3% of United States energy and 2 1/2 percent.
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Again, those windmills are giant bird salad shooters. So. So there's that. But bravo, when you, when you endorse a rhino candidate, this is what you get this. Way to go Virginia. Way to go Virginia. Way to go Glenn Young. And I don't think Glenn Youngkin is ever going to be the president. And I think. Oh, winsome ain't gonna be a major player in a Republican party anymore either. Let's take a break and come back. I'm gonna figure out the stream here. I don't want to help the problem with the stream, but we'll get to it. This is the Rob Carson Show. The Rob Carson show podcast is everywhere.
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Go to Newsmax.com listen for details. Here's the snapback. Beck looks, throws it down the field.
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And it is intercepted by Indiana. Wow. What?
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And it is Jabari Sharp who comes.
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Up with a pick and he runs into the end zone.
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They're going to call a penalty.
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But in the end, only once.
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He's caught so many.
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I got to tell you, I watched this game last night. I haven't watched the NCAA college football championship in a while and I certainly haven't set for the post game for the, the presentation of the trophy until this year. Tony Kennett, Daily Signal WIBC Inglorious Indianapolis Indiana joins us on the, on the. Have you sl Day, have you slept after that victory?
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Man, I tell you what, I probably did not get to sleep until about 2am I actually got a call from Senator Jim Banks who was down there with the President and for the first time actually got to speak with the President of the United States. So that was something.
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Wow.
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And of course, Kurt Signetti, it was always like congratulations, Tony. I know you've wanted this a long time. And I was like, yes, Mr. President, we're very, very excited. I mean this is just incred story in the history of college football.
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Dude, 16 0. And when was the last time that happened in college football? Was it like 1896 or something?
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It was Yale in 18 or 1987.
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Oh, okay. Well what was the 1896 thing they were talking about last night? I don't know what the hell it was. But anyway, just absolutely remarkable and jubilant fans. I was so happy. And I gotta tell you this Alberto Mendoza, what an outstanding individual. And that freaking rushing touchdown that he did would go in the record books for anybody, let alone a quarterback, let alone a guy whose arm was bruised like it almost needed to be amputated. And he did. Unbelievable.
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So I'll say something that's perhaps not the most politically correct thing, but people who have watched college sports know this Miami, they, they pick up thugs off the street and slap uniforms on them. I'm sorry, when you got a quarterback who's like, yeah, this is a six year senior and you, you've got like a, a man who needs chiropractic appointments, that's playing on their defense. That's how old he is, you know, Nothing wrong with that.
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He got his grandkids cheering in the stands.
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Well, I mean, I teased a friend of mine recently. He's in his early 30s and he's playing on a. He's the starting forward for Milwaukee's soccer team. I'm like, dude, you're too old for this. He's younger than one of the guys on the team for Miami. I mean, it's wild, I understand.
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But, but you know, Miami did, did hang in there pretty well. It was, it was touch and go to the very end. It was a through, it was a. And they really, both teams just so tight on, on offense and defense. Just so excellent at what they do. Excellent. I didn't see any, any major, you know, like. Well, there was obviously the, the, the kick, the punt block for a touchdown, which is a big mistake. There was the interception at the end, but both teams, I thought did pretty well. You know, Indiana had a couple stupid penalties. That last one with rubbing the qb, I was like, God, what do you think you're doing there? But they, but it was, it was. Yeah, you were clinched a little bit there the last minute or so.
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It was, it was, it was a bit. Again, I'm, I'm struggling. Whenever I. To hear coach Kurt Signetti complain about the referees at the half, you. I've never heard that from him ever.
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Really?
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Even back before he was at iu, he never complains about the refs, especially mid game. So to hear him, I thought, my God, he's going to take his belt off and he's going to go hit the ref. Someone get this Bobby Knight up there.
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Well, I gotta tell you, and in the home of your alma mater, it was like, my son graduated 2022 from KU and they won the basketball championship. And it reminded me of Massachusetts Avenue in. Yeah, but I'm gonna tell you because Indiana hasn't done this before. So it was times 10. I mean.
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Yeah, I actually got the pass and I know. I think I sent you the photo over. We don't really post photos of our kids. My 2 year old son got my old IU hat last night and so good traditions are living on. I grew up in a family of Irish and Purdue fans, so I've been alone for a long time, man. That's all I'll say.
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Yeah. You know what I enjoyed watching last night? Was Mendoza's mom and dad and his little brother and his little brother just going bananas up there. That was just a lot of fun to watch.
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I mean, how could you not like Mendoza? I mean, first of all, from a Christian perspective, every single time he's asked anything, he always stops and gives the glory to God. I can't help but love that. And then he gives the credit to his team and you see that with Kurt as you know as well Signetti in the post game say I'm happy of anything for the team and also for the fans. I mean you just, you're on cloud nine seeing the kind of character that they displayed. Him being black should be an institution. Those two can run the ball like nothing I've ever seen.
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Well, it's too bad that Gene Hackman isn't around to do Hoosiers 2, dude. You know this is going to be a movie. This will be a movie. A couple years down the road. This is. This is going to be a movie.
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Yeah. I'm going to find out how I can apply to an extra on that set. Who do you think they actually have to play? Kurt Signetti? I'm thinking it's either going to be Nicholas Cage or the janitor from Scrub.
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Yeah. Well, I'm trying to think who would play Mendoza. Timothy Chalamet would really have to beef up because he had to beef up to be a ping pong player. So in Bloomington, are they gonna be doing a big parade? You gonna head down there?
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Yeah, I mean I'm ahead down there. Here.
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The team back. Bring the team back. Yeah, I heard, I heard. But, but I mean bring the team back and they're gonna do like a parade.
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Oh, a full, a full thing. I mean I think they're. I think the governor's gonna go down. I'm gonna head down. I think the turning point USA crowd here in Indiana is going down and it'll be fun.
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I love it. Tony, I, I just want to congratulate you and I. I knew we had to talk about this just because the. It is such a good, feel good story going into the, you know, 250th year of our, of our birth as a nation. And it just and you know, patriotism and freedom and faith are spreading across the world. And I'm just really happy for you, bro.
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I appreciate it. You need it to keep your blood from boiling with the Minneapolis situation. So this was needed.
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Well, I'm gonna tell you, this is all backfiring on the left. It's going down. You had James Clyburn saying that the Republicans wanted to bring back slavery yesterday. That's how dangero they are. Which is actually kind of a bummer because you and I have been talking about opening a plantation. I'm kind of bummed he outed us on this.
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Yeah, I knew it. I knew someday I was going to open up a weed farm in California and hire, well, children to pick the crop, you know.
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Yeah, it makes a lot of sense. We're trying to get rid of the illegals so we can replace them with slaves. Okay, sure. All right, Tony. Thanks, bro. I talk to you soon. We'll talk to you on Friday. Actually, Tony Kennett, Daily Single also does a great radio program on wic, IDC in Indianapolis. Let's take a break and come back. This is the ROB Carson show. Let me share Brian's story from Alabama. He tells us about Relief Factor. Trying it for just three weeks. At least 90% of my pain was gone. My pain had started to limit me at work and at home and I'm amazed at the relief I've gotten. Those are Brian's own words and they speak volumes about what Relief Factor can do. I've seen that kind of transformation myself. And hearing Brian's experience just reinforces why I'm so passionate about sharing this with you all. Don't wait. If you're dealing with daily pain, launch your three week quick start and see what Relief Factor can do for you. Call 804 RELIEF. That's 800 for relief. Or go to relieffactor.com that's relieffactor.com how will it feel to be out of pain?
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Why are you upset about NATO allies thinking that, you know, more seriously in Greenland by holding military exercises?
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Well, that wasn't a military.
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They sent a few people and they.
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Say they sent them not for me but to guard against, against Russia. But you know, NATO's been warning Denmark for about 20 years now, longer than that, 25 years. They've been warning Denmark about the Russian threat. And it's not only Russia, it's also China. So we'll see what happens. But let's put it this way. It's going to be a very interesting Davos.
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Goodbye, everybody.
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Have a good flight. Thank you. Yeah. There you go. That is Donald Trump talking about Davos. Gonna be real interesting this year. Gonna be real interesting this year. It's going to be because the United States is bringing a big entourage with Donald Trump. And I was reading a note this morning about it. What is it? Trump prepares to punch allies in the head as Greenland threat hangs over. Gathering of global elite Here to talk about this and so much more. I couldn't think of anybody better than Tony Shaver, Lieutenant Colonel, US army retired, and the President of Project Sentinel, among other things. Welcome to the Rob Carson Show. Tony, how you doing, bro?
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Hey, Rob. I'm doing well. Always great to join you. Thanks for having me.
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Did you watch that football game last night?
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No, I actually had.
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You did not. You were too busy watching. You were, you were, you were. Yeah. You are always on call for something, right? You're in great demand, whether it be the. By the President or whoever. So Donald Trump heads to Davos. You're going to be delivering a keynote address. There was. There was a little bit of, I guess, I don't know what you'd call it. You had Germany send a little contingent of troops to Greenland, and then, you know, what was that all about? Were they seriously trying to punch back against the possibility of us taking over Greenland?
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Well, you know, it was mocking Donald Trump is what it was.
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Oh, is that what it was?
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No. And so. And I think Trump took it for what it was meant to be. It was mocking him. And, you know, after the fact, they said, oh, no, no, it was really due to Russia. Like, brav. Right now, at the moment, we're speaking at Thule, Greenland, at our Space Space Force Base there. We have over 600 military folks just saying. So this whole idea of like, oh, we're sending folks to the. To deter Russia is like, no, we actually have the largest military force. We actually have more. We have more. We have more cooks Greenland than the folks over there, NATO. So just. It was meant to mock Trump. And Trump said, enough. And so he said the sanction thing. And it's kind of funny. The moment he said sanctions, the Germans called their.
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Well, they speak loudly and carry a flaccid stick over there. That's my point.
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It's like, by the way, this is something the audience needs to understand. The reason that President Trump keeps saying that China and Russia want to take Greenland, it's not because of our intelligence. It's because of the Danish Defense Intelligence Service. Back in 2025, the Danish intelligence service said clearly in their report about threats, saying that both Russia and China are an existential threat to Greenland. So this very 35 man deployment proves President Trump's point. The Dane, the Danes and the other folks can't do it without us. And if we decide it's in our interest to do it our way, then that's what's going to happen. And I think that's. That's what, that's what's going to happen.
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Yeah, that is what's going to happen. And it sounds like Donald Trump's going to give him a little, what, fur in, in Davos and apparently Denmark not attending. They're not going to be attending this year. They're not going to, they're not going to show up. Why do you suppose that is?
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Well, so it's right now, Europeans have painted themselves into a huge corner. So first, the Europeans didn't want to go along with Trump to engage Russia. They refused to do it. They continue to essentially deindustrialize their economies across the board. They're about to cut off the last liquid petroleum gas, LPG and oil from Russia. Basically, the European leadership have been bragging about how they're finally getting away from this and they're basically buying oil and gas from us. And then now, because they're completely dependent on us, we're saying, oh, by the way, we're going to change the rules of the road. And that's why the Europeans are having this quote, unquote emergency meeting right now. Because fundamentally, Rob, if we decide we're going to pull out of NATO, that leaves the EU completely defenseless. They can't do anything without us. So. And oh, by the way, because they've taken and stopped taking Russia gas, they got to take our gas. Well, we can determine what we want to do about that now. So the Europeans literally have nowhere to go. And if you listen to the rhetoric they've been talking about, oh, we must maintain the traditions of the past 30 years. Nonsense. The values of the EU are not the values of America, Germany, the British, French, they have all gone far left and they're into this idea of policing speech, policing thought. That's not our values that we want to sign up to. So it may be time for us to accept that it's time to divorce us from Europe and then NATO.
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You know, I don't think they're going to let that happen, do you? I mean, they're not going to, they're not going to allow that to happen. I think they're good. I think they got a little bit of smelling salts in the face the last couple days. NATO's always been about the elites. You know, they've always kind of expected us to, you know, bunch of snotty friggin BMW and Volvo drivers and they always look down their noses until they need their asses saved by us. I mean let's. Honestly, that's being an ugly American. No it isn't. We deal with this crap all the time. You know, honestly we deal with this crap all the time. And you know what? This is the global, the, the global elite, the death throes of their movement. And Donald Trump, the real new world order is toward freedom and democracy and Donald Trump is leading the way.
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Right? And I think that's the great point to make. And yeah, to your point Rob, I think they're going to give up Greenland. I think right now, this the whole collective conclusion they're going to come to. It's far more important to keep America engaged with NATO than get into a fight over Greenland. So I think you're correct. They're going to basically come up with some scenario where they sell it to them, him for like $100 million. I mean it's not going to be a lot but I think that's where this is all going. Because to your point, the European, the globalists and this is the thing, they don't understand that Trump's out to get them. They are so deluded, Rob, that they don't understand that yeah, he may go along with this for now, but the ultimate destructive force that he's bringing his golden sledgehammer to the World Economic Forum to use is going to be against the World Economic Forum. Globalist. That's what he's actually aiming for right now.
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You know what's really amazing is that they are defending the global elites, the leftists, the liberals are defending a colonizer because Gen has been in charge of Greenland for like 300 years. They literally have a history of sterilizing some of the native population. I mean this is the kind of stuff they did, dude. They did the same crap that they accuse Americans of doing to Native Americans. And plus they've never made the Greenlanders standard of living any better. It's a giant welfare case and it's not even a well run one.
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B
Yeah, well for perspective, the entire population of Greenland is like 59,000 people on a landmass that is larger than Alaska. So putting that in perspective, that's like a city block in Manhattan, 56,000 people is a city block in Manhattan and a landmass larger than Alaska. So it's been completely neglected. And this is a secondary target which I think is actually the primary target of President Trump. Trump is access to the Arctic and rare earth minerals. There are things under the Arctic ice we want. There's all sorts of things which have completely been untouched and we want that. And secondly, regarding the defense, you know, there's something called the Orezhnik that's been used twice in combat against Ukraine by the Russians in the last two weeks. That's a hypersonic missile that you can't see coming, especially within the ranges between Russia and Ukraine. So we want that space. That and our network, Newsmax has been putting a great graphic showing the planet Earth from the North Pole. When you look at it from that perspective, you understand exactly why Greenland is so important strategically to defending the United States.
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A
Tony Shaver, we got to take a break. I want to cover a little bit more on this. I want to cover Iran. What do you think is happening there? Maybe what's happening with Cuba and Venezuela? If you wouldn't mind, my friend. I appreciate your time. You can hold on.
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B
Yeah, absolutely.
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A
Okay. Excellent. More with Tony Shaver on the other side of the break. This is the Rob Carson Show. Show. Hey guys, it's Carson for Shopify. You know, for years I had a swag line of T shirts with catchy phrases and whatnot and it's just been lying there. Well, I've decided to go with Shopify and actually make money with my own business. Shopify gives you everything you need to sell online and in person. Millions of entrepreneurs have already made this leap from household names to first time business owners. Just getting started. Choose from hundreds of beautiful templates you can customize to match your brand. Instead of just having a lousy website that nobody notices like I have been doing for years. Set up fast with Shopify's built in AI tools that write product descriptions and headlines, create email and social campaigns that reach customers wherever they scroll. In 2026, stop waiting and start selling with Shopify. Sign up for your $1 per month trial and start selling today at shopify.com Newsmax go to shopify.com Newsmax make building a successful business your 2026 New Year's resolution.
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B
China is welcome but what we need is more Chinese foreign diet investment in Europe in some key sectors to contribute to our growth to transfer some technology.
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A
Fromage talking at the the wef and he says what Europe needs is more Chinese investment. Man, I tell you what? They never friggin learned. They never do. Oh, by the way, he was wearing aviators this morning. Must have got hit upside the head by his wife. I don't even know what happened. Tony Schaefer, Lieutenant Colonel. There you go. See, they never learned. From Neville Shaffer to now or Neville Chamberlain to now, they're still doing the same stupid crap. And now they want China, they want more Chinese investment in your Europe. Bravo. Emmanuel Macron, we think.
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B
Yeah, yeah. So. Well, you know, I always describe the French one of two ways, either French eating socialists or gun dropping surrender monkeys. I don't know which one is better, but they're both kind of descriptive and accurate.
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A
Unbelievable. I believe they never learn. They never learn. This is it. This is their elites. They never, they never learn. And the problem is that, that we've, we've bailed their asses out for about 120 some years and, and they're just, I tell you, let's move on to Iran. I know that there's a carrier group headed over there and I know that Donald Trump, I believe, and I've said this yesterday to Brigitte Gabriel, among others, and Blaine Hold, I said, obviously, Trump got them to stop the execution so we can get our strike force in place and then work on tipping the scales toward the people of Iran. What are you hearing and what can you say and what do you think?
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B
Well, the president had authorized or at least the planning for a strike that he decided at the last minute to stop, which was kind of, I think, a cool head fake. It actually got the attention of the mullahs, like, yeah, we're ready, we're really ready to do this. And if you don't actually comply, you're going to suffer consequences. Now, we have to understand that they're going to continue to threaten the people. I'm not saying they're not doing bad things. I'm saying that for the most part, they are somewhat complying with what President Trump has asked them. The question becomes, will they comply fully? And that's where we're kind of at right now.
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A
He can't stay in power. The Ayatollah cannot stay in power. When you slaughter your people like that, and also just what they've done to the United States. If we're this close to being able to take a regime that has caused so much terror and death and destruction to America and our allies, he can't remain in power.
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B
Well, the problem is this. We don't want to be the government of Iran. We're already kind of Running Venezuela. Just saying. So the idea here is to facilitate the people, the Iranian people, the Persians, to rise up, up and remove the Mullis. It's better they do it and they pick their leadership and we get involved. As you know, we don't have a good record of picking, picking people for other nations. So.
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A
But we've never had, we've never had Donald Trump in office. And you must admit, as a military man, he's more deliberate, I think, than anybody we've seen since Reagan.
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B
I don't, I agree with you. With that said, still, we do not have a good record of picking leaders. What we need to do is facilitate the people rising up against, against being there. Helpful.
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A
Yeah, no argument there. So how close is Cuba to, to teetering? You don't see a lot of, I think there was kind of a green revolution happening in Cuba as well in when Barack Obama was president. Of course he just let it happen because. Or he just let it fall because, you know, he's on the side of the Muslim Brotherhood and, and communism in general. What do you, what do you, how quickly is this domino going to fall again?
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B
It's one of those where, like Iran, like Venezuela, the more we're able to take out this shadow fleet, this shadow fleet of tankers that were moving oil around, you know, basically illegal or illicit oil. We've already removed the 70, I think it was 30,000 barrels a month that was coming from Venezuela into Cuba. And they go, they burn about 70,000 barrels a month in Cuba. So, so when you've taken nearly half of their oil out, it's just a matter of time before they're already weak. Economy continues to spiral out of control. So I think.
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A
Yeah. And also 57 Chevys burn a lot of gas.
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B
You're right. And I think it's just a matter of time before the economic pressures caused their government to collapse, you know.
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A
Well, I gotta tell you, I think Davos is gonna be much ctv and of course, Donald Trump is speaking tomorrow. I can't wait, I can't wait till he gives him a little what for. I can't wait to hear what he has to say. Can you?
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B
Oh, I think it's going to be literally the golden, the golden hammer of Donald Trump coming down.
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A
This is going to be like Hulk Hogan at the RNC convention. All right, Tony, I appreciate your time today. Tony Schaefer, where can people find your, your glorious work in Project Sentinel as well?
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B
Yeah. So Colonel TonyShafer.com just to check out my stuff. And then obviously Project Sentinels where our think tank stuff is. So thanks for having me, Rob. I always enjoy our conversation.
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A
All right, well, a glorious, it's going, glorious day for freedom and patriotism, brother. God bless you. We'll talk again soon. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.
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B
As you can see, all these pretend Christians, all these comfortable white people who are living lavish, comfortable lives while children.
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A
Are dragged into concentration camps. You're living real life, nice lives with.
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B
Your lattes doing absolutely nothing for your Latino and Somali brothers and sisters. You are a fake Christian. Why are you not standing with your Somali and Latino communities? Why do I not see you out at Whipple every day protesting this attack on humanity? Living real comfortable while the people starve. Living real comfortable while children are dragged into concentration camps.
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A
That is a jackass named William Kelly. He's a well known leftist agitator. Yesterday he went online and delivered a message to Pam Bondi. It wasn't the smartest thing to do. He said, I went into a church with Nekima Armstrong and I protested. These white supremacists. The pastor of this church is an effing ICE leader in the city. They want to come after me. F them. F those effing Nazis. Come and get me, Bondi, you effing traitorous B word. Oh, I want to see your ass dragged to jail. I want to see you spend some time in jail, junior. Honestly, these are the petulant adult children of the left. And yesterday they crossed the Rubicon by invading a church. And now, on top of all the things that the Democrat party could bed down with, whether it be a drug boat captain, narco terrorist, or Abrego Garcia. The Democrat Party or Luigi Mangione. Now the Democrat. The Democrat Party wants to get in bed with people who would raid and terrorize a church. You've crossed the line. There's a reason why. There's the expression, onward Christian soldier. Oh, you've crossed the line. I'll tell you what, if old Bill Kelly showed up in my congregation, I. I would not be so peaceful as to put my Bible down and pray for him. I would drag his ass right the hell out. You bet your butt I would. How dare you. How dare you, petulant children. Oh, you have done. You're done. Done, done, done, done. And you're literally doing a death spiral. That hell, I'm going to cover this next hour at length. I've got a ton of stuff to get to. Don Lemon is in a lot of trouble and he's doubling down on Stupid. Really stupid. Gold went up $100 since yesterday. About a hundred dollars since yesterday. Gold went up a hundred dollars an ounce since yesterday. Because all the stuff that's going on in the world. Uncertainty around the world. Silver's up $94. Gold is at 47.52, up from 4670 yesterday. 4752 today. Global uncertainty. That's really what it is. Central banks buying it up. And silver, by the way, silver mines are drying up. They're having to recycle silver. They're looking for new places to mine it. And it's in demand more than ever. If you're a first time gold buyer. Birch Gold has a rebate up to $10,000 on qualifying purchases today. You better do it before it goes up another hundred dollars tomorrow. Because if you buy 10 ounces, it's gonna cost you 1,000 more dollars tomorrow if it goes up another hundred dollars. There you go. Text my name, rob to 989-898. Rob to 989-898. They'll do all the work for you. They'll help you roll an existing IRA or 401k into an IRA in gold. Still be eligible for a rebate up to $10,000. Throw some silver in there too. Throw some silver in there too. I ho silver. There you go. So again, first time qualifying purchases up to $10,000 rebate. Text my name, Rob to 989-898 on the way. I've done a deep dive on all of this constitutionally with regard to the invasion of churches. And by the way, the left is saying, oh yeah, but ice is invading churches. No they haven't. No they haven't. They have parked outside of churches. And if Al Capone was going to church in the 1930s, guess what? The feds would have parked outside the church too. You know what? Because if you're an illegal, you don't have the right to free speech. You don't have the right to, to worship freely. You can do that at home. But if you show up at your church and you're outside and you're here illegally and committed a crime, you're going to get arrested. We're going to do all of that. And KT McFarland joins us too. Don't go anywhere.