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Okay? I'm gonna say one thing with utter certainty. That wasn't George Soros. Soros did not offer to pay the troops. That was not the phone call. I can promise you that. We don't know who it was, but we know it wasn't Soros. There's some speculation that it was Elon Musk who may have done that. I do feel like Elon might have tweeted that particular detail or posted it to X, whatever we're calling that these days. And if that was his offer, somebody made the offer. And whoever that person is, I just wanna say on behalf of the rest of the country, thank you. Thank you for that, for that generosity. The President says we don't need it. I saw some people did crunch the numbers on that. What would that cost to pay all of the troops in a single two week pay period? What would the cost of that be? The answer to that is apparently 6.6 billion. $6.6 billion. Now, Chad, do any of you have $6.6 billion lying around? Anybody? By the way, if you do, could you please make a contribution to a couple of free Rumble Premium subscriptions for the chat? If you could just gift, you know, just say 100 rumble premium subscriptions, that would be nice. $6.6 billion. Yeah, I don't really know anybody who's got that kind of money. I mean, I know they exist. I'm just not friends with them. They're friends with Trump, though. They are friends with the President of the United States. He called and he said, yeah, we could front that. That's really nice. Anyway, so thank you. It is. And you know what's nice? It's a good reminder that there are people of means who have done very well in life, who've been blessed, who turn around and they love our country. And in the midst of this fight as Democrats keep the government shut down in order to juice their delusional no Kings protests that there are very good people out there who are saying, you know what? Let them do whatever they want. We're gonna keep this country going whatever it takes. And that definitely includes paying our military. Yeah. And Rub McGrain. It wasn't Bill Gates. Yeah, there's a couple. There's definitely things we can say with certainty. Bill Gates didn't offer this. Wait a second, hold on. Anita McGroin Is Anita McGroyne a billionaire? We didn't realize this. Anita McGroin is making it rain right now in our chat. Rumble Premium gifts are being given at the moment by Anita McGroin. That's Anita McGr. Let's. Okay, I think what we can do, everybody, is conclude this story with the following. The great Anita McGroin was very likely the person who just offered to pay the troops $6.6 billion. A round of applause for Anita. Anita thank you. Unbelievably generous. Unbelievably generous. Thank you, Anita. Oh, that's. Isn't that. What a nice treat. We live in a great country. Anita's a great person. Thank you, Anita, very much. All right, more ahead on the program. We've got a lot to get to. We have a major Supreme Court oral argument today. It has a big implication for the country. Very big implication for the country. We've got Charlie Kirk's Medal of Freedom ceremony, which was wonderful at the White House yesterday. And, oh, and I've got more from Psycho Gate. Yeah. Katie Porter, the leading candidate for governor, is trying to talk her way out of Psycho Gate right now. Will it work? We'll explore. It's all ahead on this edition of vince. Hey, every so often, something happens that reminds the rest of us just how fragile our freedoms are. And we can't afford to take our rights for granted. We must draw a line in the sand, and our friends at Patriot Mobile have been doing that for 12 years. The truth is there's really just one provider that boldly stands in the gap for Americans who believe freedom is worth fighting for, and that is Patriot Mobile. Not only are they leading the red economy, they're also outpacing the competition in technology. 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The case today before the court is very simply, are Democrats allowed to rig elections by using racial prejudice as a way to draw congressional districts? It's as simple as that. That really is the case before the court today. Can they use your race as a way to draw a congressional district around you? Yes or no? Well, for Those of us who grew up in America, especially in this century, we should know that the Constitution forbids this type of treatment, that people should not be treated based on their skin color, that the system should be fair for everyone without any racial prejudice whatsoever. And yet today we have a Supreme Court case about that very subject because we're not quite there yet. Democrats refuse to get there. Today it's all about race based redistricting. How do we draw congressional districts in the United States? How do we dole out seats within Congress? And can districts be drawn in such a way that are dedicated to the skin color of the people who live within the districts? Sean Fleetwood for the Federalist this week writes about the case that's being argued in the Supreme Court. He says in a race based redistricting battle, Louisiana is urging the Supreme Court to uphold America's colorblind Constitution. Colorblind. That's the way that this should be conducted. Is the use of race in the redistricting process unconstitutional? The answer to that should obviously be yes. But let's explore the legal fight here. That's a key question that the court is considering today. In a pair of high profile cases that are being argued known as Louisiana vs Calais and Robinson vs Calay, the matters provide the court with the opportunity to end longstanding conflicts between the Constitution and race centric voting provisions that have plagued states and the redistricting process for decades. The Louisiana attorney general is called Liz Merrill, and she said that she believes that these cases are, quote, good vehicles for the Supreme Court to address some of these issues that have been percolating for a very long time. This goes down to the origins of this particular dispute dates back to spring of 2022. That's when the Louisiana legislature drafted a congressional map with a single black majority district. This prompted a group of plaintiffs represented by the left, like the ACLU to sue, saying that the map, quote, diluted black voting strength and therefore violated Section 2 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. All right, I want you to think about that phrase for a moment. Black voting strength. Do all black people vote the same way? The answer to that question is quite obviously no, they don't. Do all Hispanic people vote the same way? No, they don't. Do all white people vote the same way? No, they don't. So what is this now? Is it true that black voters right now are majority in the United States just as a matter of averages likely to support Democrats? The answer to that is yes, that is true. And that's what's at stake here. Democrats like using their belief that black votes can be taken for granted as Democrat votes as a way to draw congressional maps in order to try and guarantee Democrat members of Congress. Now, the Voting Rights act of 1965, the thing that they're debating right now, the whole reason we had to pass a Voting Rights act of 1965 was because Democrat states were imposing Jim Crow laws on black Americans in the early 1900s. The Voting Rights act was a way to prevent the sins of racial prejudice from being employed against people to try and deny them the right to vote. Since then, Democrats have so mutilated and distorted the original purpose of the Voting Rights act, which was to stop their abuses, they've created more abuses under the guise of the Voting Rights Act. Now they judge voters and districts based on the skin color of the people who live within those districts. And in order to try and guarantee long term Democrat power. It's all about election rigging. That's it. That's the whole thing. So today, as the United States Supreme Court debates this, God willing, they can defeat racial prejudice. That's the point. And the left is freaking out about this right now. How do I know this? Because, well, they write about it. Politico's got a piece up right now. It's from earlier this month saying that Republicans could get 19 more House seats if this Supreme Court ruling goes down in the way of decency, of constitutionality. 19 more House seats for Republicans if the election system is unrigged because of the racial prejudice Democrats have been using. And now I will say that this number is likely. I see people using. Dan's a great expression, Bullshitico. This is likely bullshit that it'd be 19 more Republican House seats. Because here's where that number comes to us from. That calculation was made in a new report from an organization called Fair Fight Action and Black Voters Matter Fund. Fair Fight Action is Stacey Abrams group in Georgia. That's Stacey Abrams, the lunatic who thinks that she's actually the governor of Georgia. That's her number. They came up with that. Also the Black Voters Matter Fund. You can tell that's out of the BLM activists of the left. So these organizations are lefty organizations. They put these numbers forward that Republicans are gonna get 19 more House seats if the Supreme Court ends racial segregation, ends racial prejudice, then that's their number. So in other words, that's their pessimistic take on events. But one way or another, I'm telling you, however this settles out, you can't draw districts based on skin color districts. Look, if A community is predominantly one skin color and they happen to also be like a cohesive town. Okay, so the district is majority black or majority Hispanic, whatever. It's a town, it's a coherent thing. That should be a congressional district. You should draw it based on, is this a real community? But you should not draw it based on, hey, what's the skin color of the people within the district? Let's carve it up so we can guarantee more Democrat seats. No, that's actually forbidden. And today the Supreme Court justices have an opportunity to smack this crap down. So this is a massive, massive case with big implications for the country. Important ones. And you should know about it, which is why of course, we're talking about it. That's what we do here on this edition and every edition of Vince. I've got a lot more to get to. Let's get to the Charlie Kirk Medal of Freedom ceremony at the White House yesterday. It was so great. I'll emphasize that in just a moment. Before we get there though, I wanna ask you something. How much time do you spend every day on a web browser? A lot. 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The crowd applauds a touching moment, a sweet gesture, and a real demonstration of this country's gratitude to the role that Charlie Kirk has played in making it a better place to live. Thank you, Charlie. What a nice thing for the President to do. And the President himself, as you know, he's been very busy. He's been working on world peace, something that Charlie was very eager to see the President do. And he had to rush back from his trip to Israel and Egypt just to be able to make this ceremony. The President said that there had been some conversation about changing the date of it to accommodate his own busy schedule, but he said when he realized that this was Charlie's birthday, he. He said he really had no choice. He had to be back for it. Here's the President yesterday saying he raced home to do this.