Government vs. Citizens ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 670 – 10⧸16⧸2024
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Jules and Cat Turd are back with a brand new episode of the litter box. This week, the littles are joined by their good friends, Jules and Kat Turd, to talk about all things politics and current events.
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Hello, today is Wednesday, October 16th, 2024, episode number 670.
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Please remember to like, share, follow, and hit the notification button so you know when
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You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
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When they screw up and when the whole world knows that they have completely screwed up,
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The party of democracy is going to install a candidate and everything else.
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They steal elections and all this other nonsense that they've been pulling with political warfare.
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Yeah, their campaign, I mean, they're in free fall right now.
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I mean, a lot can happen in three weeks, but not with her because she can't come out and fix it.
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So the fact that she can't come out and fix it because the more she talks, the dumber she gets.
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And she says, you know, she tells one group, I'm growing chili peppers.
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She says another group, hey, man, let's go, Jamaica, mom.
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You know, he comes out of his $28 million mansion in the whitest neighborhood in the world
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And then they bring out old Bill Clinton, and he agrees with, you know, that her policy's killed Lincoln Riley.
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And so they got the MSN, they got the mainstream fake news media that's got a rating of about 11%,
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and now nobody believes them saying Trump's hiding and he's got dementia.
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That's really going to work good because he's like sharp as a tack and is doing 5,000 interviews a day.
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So it's just, they're just throwing spaghetti against the wall right now, see if it'll stick.
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But, you know, there was this particular meme video that circled the globe, and it's from Snicklink on X.
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And when you talk about how Kamala is a chameleon, I thought this described her perfectly.
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All new accent switch Kamala comes with two bags of campaign money, a blind eye for illegal immigration,
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Let accent switch Kamala turn your life into a complete circus.
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When you give me more money, like Uncle Joey did.
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You know, my grandma always used to say, Kamala, Jono, please wash your hands so we can eat our chicken masama.
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And I asked him, I said, after I saw it, I said, can you please, can you make a Tampon Tim?
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And I was laughing because I thought of you immediately.
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I want this for Christmas presents for all of my Lib and Democrat friends.
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I hope that these are mass produced because you can't deny what she's doing.
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We see, we see, we see what y'all really do in real life.
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We see Chuck Schumer, you know, putting raw hamburger meat and a raw piece of cheese on a piece of hot raw hamburger meat and trying to pretend he's grilling.
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The whole thing is just so crazy and they're so disorganized and they're watching the whole thing just blow up in their face.
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But I have to tell you, Kat, you're onto something with the whole Mark Cuban thing.
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I cracked up so loud that people were looking at me like, what's she got?
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And I think he's actually hurting her more than he's helping her.
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You know, he was a big fan of President Trump until President Trump didn't want him anywhere
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And that's what's happening with a lot of these people.
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They thought that they were going to be able to waltz in there and get whatever it is that
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And President Trump already had ideas for somebody else.
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He said, well, fine, if you're not going to have me, then somebody else will.
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Because when you start talking about Elon Musk, what Elon Musk did to X after he bought
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Slashed all of those employees because he didn't need them.
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He's going to do the exact same thing with the government.
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Yeah, she, we just got to just keep bringing, you got to bring people, man.
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Just, if you can think of anybody right now that's not going to vote, that's registered.
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That hadn't voted in years, but she's registered.
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We're going to go vote, and then we're going to, we're going to the Sizzler Buffet, your
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We have to not only get people registered to vote.
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We have to make sure that they get there to vote.
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So Georgia broke the early voting record day of 260,000 people before it was 130, and
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everybody said, oh my God, the Democrats are doing it again.
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Going in there and voting early, because we're voting early this time, so they don't know
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what to count and where to count, and they don't know what's going, if they're going
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to count them last, you don't know what's coming in.
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And people are sitting there saying exactly what you're saying.
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I do want to tell everybody, so they banked so many votes up front.
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When they early vote, and we haven't been doing it until this election, so there's a
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lot of places that they were up 250, 100,000 to start election day, but they're only at
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Now, last time, Florida counted their early votes early, and that was like in 2020.
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So when they started counting the votes that day, and they had already counted the early
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votes, Democrats had a seven, Biden had a 700,000 lead, and then it just got erased.
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So they have to have a lot, and they're not doing it this time.
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Don't think that they're not, and that's why we have got to make sure.
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If they didn't cheat, they're going to win a state.
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But they know that the American people are wide awake, and they are expecting another
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turnout like we saw in 2016, where you've got people that have never even registered
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And people are saying, oh, you know, I'm really worried because they're going to manipulate
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It is absolutely being recommended for everybody to get your vote cast and make sure that you
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Get your vote in, and then start bringing people to the polls.
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Get them ready to vote and casting their votes, because we can win this, and you're going to
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Take three or four people early to vote, and take three or four people election day to vote.
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Approximately 252,000 ballots were cast in Georgia.
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I mean, there were only, the previous record was 136,000 set in 2020.
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But, yeah, and Democrats were only ones early voting.
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But this time, the Trump campaign saying early vote, bank the vote.
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You know how good we felt when we were able to beat Hillary Clinton?
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Think about how much sweeter this is going to be.
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I mean, really, it's going to be just poetic justice.
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Camilla Harris is like, she loves black people all of a sudden, doesn't she?
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Gosh, she hadn't mentioned them in three years and nine months.
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Hadn't even done anything for the black community, even mentioned blacks.
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And, by God, right now, she loves those black men, although she married a white one.
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Hey, I'm going to, and they think, you know, this is so racist.
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And you notice they say, what about reparations?
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When they say that, that means they're not going to do it.
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They're trying to dupe people into thinking they're going to do it.
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You know, there haven't been any, you know, there's nobody on earth in the United States
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that was a slave, and there's no slave owners in the United States, just so everybody knows.
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Seriously, my governor, you know what he does, right?
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He'll go ahead and sign a bill, but say, oh, there's no money to fund it.
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That's his trick, because they've already spent all of our money.
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We don't have money to give to these bills or to these programs.
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So he'll say, oh, yeah, let's go ahead and get that passed.
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But I heard Charlemagne had a real hard time with this whole thing.
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I heard his audience absolutely backfired, like you are a complete and total sellout.
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Yeah, like every comment, 15,000 comments were all negative.
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She is the equivalent of 60-grit sandpaper on your nutsack, this lady.
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I mean, this is what we're dealing with here now.
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She's saying that if Trump's going to put all the people he disagrees with in the camps, she's saying that.
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Well, is that any different than what, you know, Jean-Pierre has been saying this entire time?
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Every single time she gets up there on the mic, she lies.
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And then they've got the media that will never call them out on it.
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We had a debate, and the only person that they were fact checking was President Trump.
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And he was the one that was telling the absolute truth.
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And then all of a sudden, days later, it's kind of like when they, with a newspaper, you know, they'll go back and they'll say, all right, correction made, and it'll be on page 26.
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Okay, a couple days later when no one even remembers what that was even about.
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But it's like we're living through Hillary Clinton again.
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I mean, it has all of those same, you know, markers of her campaign.
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In fact, there was somebody else that called it out, and they were saying the exact same thing.
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And you dumbass Democrats don't even know you don't get to vote anymore.
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They pick your primary opponent, going all the way back to Hillary.
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And then he was gaining momentum, and they were like, my God, he's got a chance of beating her.
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Hey, Bernie, I know you're a communist and everything, but would you like a new beach house?
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I'll take a mountain house and a car, and then I'll drop out.
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So that was your only choice, and then Biden was like in eighth place or tenth place out of ten candidates, and lo and behold, all nine candidates that were ahead of him in the poll dropped out in a week, and you didn't have any choice.
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You had to pick them, and this time you didn't get to pick, and you're like, we're saving democracy.
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You don't even get to vote for your candidate, you dumbasses.
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I mean, people are waking up as a result of this regime.
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I see shades of the Hillary Clinton campaign with the arrogance of a Democratic Party out of touch with the electorate.
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They're making absolute fools out of themselves.
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It's just the page is turned on fake news and, you know, kabuki theater tricks, and they're just – and that's all they have.
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Like right now, they got the – you know, you got who's that dumbass CNN girl.
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Imagine voting for somebody if they got cholesterol.
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Well, if he just takes some Lipitor and get it down, I'd vote for him.
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They can't pull that after what we've seen with Joe Biden.
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There's no way they can pull that card right now, and they know it.
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Kamala Harris, they thought they were going to be able to hide her, and that did not work.
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And then they threw her out there, and that was one of the biggest mistakes that they could have made, was having her speak.
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She has the IQ of butternut squash or something.
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I mean, seriously, if they're going to fall for this.
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She's in trouble because, like, you know, Trump can come in.
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I mean, he's, like, bigger than life now, and he's the one that goes out.
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And everybody's going to turn around and see what Trump's doing.
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She's like this, just like, you know, nobody cares.
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She walks into, when he walks into a McDonald's or something unscripted, no actors, it's just like Elvis walked in there or something.
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And then when she walks in, of course, nobody cares.
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There's nothing to like about her husband who hits and slaps the shit out of women.
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Well, I guess it's a thing here in California because, I mean, Schwarzenegger, right?
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I don't know what that theme is, but it's kind of bizarre.
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There was no way he was going to be able to get away with that.
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But, I mean, there's no way he could have hid that.
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With as much as he resembles Arnold, there is no way.
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And she reminds me of Skeletor, so he definitely didn't take any of her genes.
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Back when she was in her prime and was supposed to be real pretty,
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I thought she was ugly back then, so, you know.
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Mm, well, she's doing everything that she can to stay on the junior back side.
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She's one of the ones that turned on junior, of course,
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because they're just terrified of that alliance.
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I'm like, look, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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Seriously, you want to be able to cast your vote.
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This is going to be the most amazing experience the next four years.
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And then what happens after that as a result of what they are going to do.
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When you talk about innovation, when you talk about hope,
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when you talk about all of the things that make America great,
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think about with all of these great minds coming together,
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Elon Musk, you have Kennedy, you have Tulsi, you have Vivek,
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you have all of these different people that are coming together,
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Kamala, you're going to get the exact same cackling hint
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that is all about all this stuff that doesn't matter to the American people.
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And we'll clean up all of the messes that these people have made.
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I mean, all of these people, when they shrink the government,
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But they should accept that and move on with their lives
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because otherwise they risk being investigated, and they should.
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This whole thing with what they did with President Trump,
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this political warfare, it needs to get to the bottom of.
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We need to see an end to what this was all about,
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who coordinated it, who all was involved, all of that stuff.
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And those people need to be tried, and they need to be tried for treason.
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That's why she's working so hard against Trump,
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because she knows she's in trouble if he gets in.
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She's watching the, I mean, Dick Cheney was the devil for so many years.
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And to watch them like, oh, my God, we love Dick Cheney now.
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Yeah, that's the dingbat that testified that, you know,
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And he jumped up the limo driver and turned into Chuck Norris
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And then kicked them all and then grabbed the steering wheel.
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No, man, I heard somebody talk about it, though.
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So Liz Cheney was communicating with Cassidy Hutchinson
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And Harmeet Dillon has been posting about how unethical it actually is.
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So, of course, in the months prior to Hutchinson's explosive private
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and public testimony, Cheney communicated with Hutchinson
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both directly and through an intermediary, Alyssa Farah Griffin,
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Interestingly enough, while Hutchinson was representative by her attorney,
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Stefan Passatino, the select committee conducted six transcribed interviews
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You had Passatino, who represented Hutchinson for the first three interviews.
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And this is according to the Oversight Committee.
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And it was Oversight Chairman Barry Loudermilk who was able to obtain
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the star witness, January 6th star witness, her signal messages.
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And it showed that she was directly communicating with J6 vice chair, Liz Cheney.
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If that was Trump doing that, they'd put him under the jail already.
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And we knew it was just a complete fabrication.
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But you want to talk about a whole bunch of people
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that were very nervous during the Kennedy funeral for Ethel Kennedy.
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I mean, nobody knew how to respond to President.
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Again, Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President.
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How perfect for Ethel to have three great presidents of the United States
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because of course you have Clinton and all of his history,
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And that was Piglosi, of course, at the mic doing her thing.
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And boy, if you don't think they're using that as a campaign...
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Democrats always use a funeral as a campaign stop.
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Remember when John Caine, like, had like 75 funerals?
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I mean, right when you think that you've seen the worst of the worst,
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I just cannot wait until we start investigating these criminals because it needs to happen.
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I cannot wait until the shoe is on the other foot.
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They're constantly talking about what President Trump is going to do when he gets into office.
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Kind of like they did with, of course, Hillary Clinton.
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They promised that if Trump got into office, we were going to be in World War III,
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that we were going to have all of these issues.
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All of the things they warned us about happened under them, not under President Trump.
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But this Act Blue situation, this is just heating up.
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I mean, we've known that they've been using money laundering as an avenue in order to keep these fools in office.
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Wisconsin GOP consultant files bombshell lawsuit over fraudulent use of information for Act Blue finance money laundering,
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a.k.a. what they are using to refer to it as smurfing.
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So it alleges nearly 400 incidents of identity theft make to make fraudulent donations to Democrat campaigns.
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It has been filed in Wisconsin in the circuit court.
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Some individuals that were accused of this fraudulent scheme include real.
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Soros-funded Fulton County District Attorney Fannie Willis.
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Soros-funded Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
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And Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, and that's Janet Protowicz.
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The first person that really uncovered the massive scheme was James O'Keefe when he went door to door trying to verify these donations.
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President Biden just announces another 425 million security aid package for Ukraine just now.
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I'm just so tired of our money going over there when we've got hurricane victims here.
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Well, and not only that, I mean, you've got all of this flooding that just took place, and now it's starting to get cold there.
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And you're talking about a real serious situation.
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They haven't even addressed the hurricane victims fully yet.
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And they're going to send more money over to Ukraine?
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That just lets me know that they know the writing is on the wall, and they're going to funnel as much as they possibly can to keep everybody on that side quiet.
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So they want to just go ahead and score as much money as they possibly can and then make out like bandits because it's not going to happen under President Trump.
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And they know it's not going to happen under Elon Musk either, with him looking in to bring in all of that money and saying, no, we're not going to give this away.
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Do you know what America would look like with all the money they've sent to Ukraine?
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Yeah, they've sent like $300 billion over there now.
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When I found out my friend got a great deal on a wool coat from Winners, I started wondering, is every fabulous item I see from Winners?
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Like that woman over there with the designer jeans.
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It's nice to be in L.A. and go pick up that stuff, but where I live, they got Lipton within 50 miles of here.
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We're doing an extra 30 minutes today because we have got Paul Stone who's going to join us
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And he's going to discuss all kinds of options about what's going on and what's happening
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with money and where to put it, what to do with it, all that stuff.
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That's going to be an extra half hour we do today.
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I mean, you've got inflation that is just out of control.
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Americans are spending more under Biden-Harris than they have in decades.
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You don't have savings like you did under President Trump.
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People keep asking me, hey, why don't you move out of L.A.?
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If you're going to move to another state, you've got to go there and look for a house in another
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Well, the past four years, a $100,000 income is now only worth $83,000 per year.
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That is a whopping 17% decrease in value in just a four-year period in which Joe Biden and
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Can you imagine what four more years would look like?
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When they go to the polls this time, they're going to be voting for America, for Americans,
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If you're happy with the last four years and how you've been doing, then you're going to
00:39:18.940
If you want change, if you want to go back to thriving, which is what people were doing
00:39:23.980
under President Trump, making sure that our borders were secure.
00:39:30.820
The other ones are actually trying to hurt you for their own power and their own donors,
00:39:37.140
They will bring in 50 million people to live with you, unvetted murderers and rapists,
00:39:42.860
Or you'd have to be a moron to vote for these people.
00:39:49.820
You'd have to be a moron to vote for Kamala Harris.
00:39:52.700
She's not smart enough to run a donut shop, people.
00:39:59.460
My God, she's an airhead dingbat moron drunk, for God's sakes.
00:40:06.780
I don't know who would ever even vote for something like this.
00:40:11.600
But there's some scary things that are happening to that.
00:40:17.320
Her family, her burden from what was with and what's with why, boo, boo, boo.
00:40:33.260
And then he's going to berate everybody that doesn't vote his way for his puppet.
00:40:43.000
She didn't do anything when she was in office the first time.
00:40:45.640
For the last three and a half years, no one even heard a peep from her.
00:40:49.920
She was supposed to be the border czar, and you saw how that worked out.
00:40:52.740
She claims that she sat in with the Afghanistan withdrawal.
00:40:59.520
Nothing has worked out for the American people.
00:41:11.760
Remember she said she washes her collard greens in the bathtub?
00:41:23.500
I swear, I really do believe she's on something.
00:41:27.780
Oh, she's totally drunk or, you know, she's doing wine with Xanax or something.
00:41:37.860
But you've got a government that's just absolutely paving the way for her, and they're going to do everything that they can to make sure that she gets it.
00:41:44.740
I mean, but this pandering stuff, I mean, who finds this attractive, or who would actually vote for this?
00:41:52.480
I mean, much less just put up with it in conversation.
00:42:02.840
Because, you know, I was sharing with some folks when I got to Howard, when I went to college, coming from Oakland, and my immediate fast friends were from Detroit.
00:42:13.300
So, before I even knew anything, I knew about, like, Cass Tech, I knew about it, but I just feel a kindred spirit whenever I come to Detroit.
00:42:27.140
Okay, first off, she did not go from Oakland to Howard.
00:42:35.740
She's claiming here that she went from Oakland to—
00:42:46.160
I mean, there's a lot of things people can try to hide, but that—but this whole thing, you know, we've been warning people about what this government is up to, and they're terrified.
00:42:56.100
So, the Pentagon just issued a federal directive allowing military to use lethal force against Americans as a video resurfaces, showing Kamala fantasizing about weaponizing the DOJ against U.S. citizens.
00:43:19.260
So, you've got DOD directive 5240.01, DOD intelligence and intelligence-related activities and defense intelligence component, assistance to law enforcement agencies and other civil authorities.
00:43:34.460
All of a sudden, you've got Kamala Harris from May of 2019, where she's talking about weaponizing the DOJ against speech the government doesn't like and the platforms that allow it.
00:43:47.540
But, in the meantime, one month before a very close presidential election, right, I mean, close in the aspect of if you consider the cheating that they're going to try to do, they issue this, defense intelligence components to use lethal force against American citizens if requested by state or local law enforcement in an emergency situation.
00:44:46.140
They know that based on what they're seeing in the polls, what they're hearing people say.
00:45:04.000
I mean, just when you think it gets worse, it does.
00:45:07.080
We're going to pull out everything in the next three weeks.
00:45:16.280
And it's one that, and I know you want this doggy.
00:45:21.460
But the Florida man that left that little dog who was tied to a fence post in rising floodwaters ahead of Hurricane Milton, well, he's been arrested.
00:45:38.080
Just tie a dog and sit there and drown on the fence.
00:45:47.740
I mean, this little dog, he was found frightened and soaked as officers approached and captured it in a heart-wrenching body cam footage.
00:45:59.780
And I'll tell you what, Florida has very tough penalties for something like this, for animal abuse.
00:46:06.200
But you can watch exactly how this whole thing shaped up.
00:46:10.160
You've got the state trooper who pulled over when he saw the dog.
00:46:59.520
He was in Tallahassee, which is only about an hour drive from where I live.
00:47:11.200
Well, I'm sure he's going to have a great home.
00:47:15.480
I can't imagine somebody ever doing something like that.
00:47:22.360
If you're going to abandon your dog, at least let him lose so he can go hide up in the hurricane or try to find food or find a family or something.
00:47:32.020
I mean, if you want to abandon him, why would you even chain him to a fence?
00:47:40.700
I mean, that is the thing, especially on this show.
00:47:47.040
I would have figured out where to put him in my small little apartment in Hollywood.
00:47:52.680
They would have wondered what this monster was because mine are only four pounds.
00:47:56.140
So three pounds, three and a half, almost four.
00:48:03.240
And I hear he's like, just when he was rescued, there were these beautiful pictures of him.
00:48:09.020
And he just looked as happy as he could possibly be because he was in better hands, better care.
00:48:14.200
I just keep getting all these different stories.
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Yep, so every time I give it to her, I have to put Wiggles separate because she'll steal Wiggles.
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Wiggles has got a game where he spits everything out you give him and then he wants her to try to get it.
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And I'm trying to get mine to walk without leashes and all of that stuff right now.
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And so I've been at the dentist all day because Wiggles had jumped up and hit me in the damn mouth so hard it chipped one of my front teeth like the whole corner came off.
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And so I had to go to the dentist and get that fixed all day.
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It's just been one of them days since the time I got up.
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Believe it or not, we got a good cosmetic dentist where I live.
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And, you know, I didn't have to drive 100 miles, which is rare.
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This company sent me some treats, and they love them.
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But, boy, Monkey really likes that blueberry one.
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They will do anything that I ask them to do when it comes to a treat.
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That's all I have to do is just act like I'm even getting one.
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And all of a sudden, they start doing their little tricks for me.
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And I'm like, I've got a bunch of little circus dogs here.
00:53:40.060
The fact that they are even questioning President Trump's fitness.
00:53:57.380
And the fact that she's just trying to counter with legalism.
00:54:00.180
The more they call him fit, the more they say he's a criminal, the more they do everything.
00:54:04.020
It's just like people are just rolling their eyes now.
00:54:10.240
They overplayed their hand with this lawfare, and it's backfiring, just like we said it would.
00:54:21.380
I'm laughing because when you start talking about the fact that she wants to legalize recreational marijuana, pandering much?
00:54:31.480
When you've got Obama, who they stroll out there to try to get people excited to vote.
00:54:45.540
Then you've got, of course, here you have CBS News, New York Slimes, as I like to call them, doing all of the bidding.
00:54:55.040
They have this post that they put out here, and Trump War Room says, wow, you guys are bigger morons than we thought.
00:55:02.740
Fact, no surgeries happened under President Trump.
00:55:09.360
Fact, Kamala has long supported taxpayer-funded sex changes for prisoners and illegals.
00:55:23.400
CBS, Trump campaign has spent millions on anti-trans ads.
00:55:30.100
And then you've got the New York Slimes who says, under Trump, U.S. prisons offered gender-affirming care.
00:55:38.280
The Trump administration's approach, they said, is notable in light of a campaign ad that slams Vice President Kamala Harris for supporting taxpayer-funded transgender surgeries for prisoners and migrants.
00:55:54.640
They just, like I say, they're just straight-up lying now.
00:56:09.380
Their record paints a completely different story.
00:56:17.740
But it's all done on purpose, I mean, and by design.
00:56:22.820
If, I mean, if that was your candidate, what would you do?
00:56:27.000
She's the worst candidate you could have ever even asked for.
00:56:30.100
They're desperate, and they're trying something different every five minutes, and it looks desperate.
00:56:42.300
He can draw 100,000 people, and it looks like, you know, look how popular he is.
00:56:48.340
And she's giggling, and she can't stop giggling.
00:56:53.560
I mean, you wouldn't go on a blind date, and your date sits over and giggles for an hour.
00:57:07.360
I mean, you've got her on video where she is talking about gender-affirming care for criminals.
00:57:14.400
President Trump has even put these ads out there because it's her talking about it.
00:57:22.620
And this is for prisoners, which I hope that Brett Baer tonight talks about when he's interviewing Kamala Harris.
00:57:34.160
I don't know how that interview is going to go, but it's definitely...
00:57:49.060
Nobody wants to see another, you know, edited, pre-recorded tape.
00:57:58.440
Trump goes into the lines then every day to say he's hiding is such a joke.
00:58:04.780
He did such a great job yesterday with Bloomberg.
00:58:14.620
He put them in their place like nothing I've ever seen before.
00:58:23.060
Reminder, we only got four minutes left, but...
00:58:25.760
And then we do have an extra half an hour, but...
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I'll be on Monica Crowley's podcast for a half an hour tomorrow.
00:58:33.080
I'll be recording it at 10 a.m., but I don't know what time.
00:58:36.020
She told me she'd let me know what time they're going to release it or whatever.
00:58:55.500
If you mess up, you're going to ruin your whole life any time.
00:58:58.160
Say one wrong thing ever, and your life's gone.
00:59:11.500
But this is what I want to know about, and I kind of tagged Brett Baer about it.
00:59:17.280
The yacht killer inmate got taxpayer-funded sex change with Kamala Harris's blessing.
00:59:27.880
She used our taxpayer money to ensure that this criminal got a sex change so that he could go to another jail.
00:59:39.240
He could get into another situation, another prison.
00:59:42.160
So this was a transgender woman convicted of killing a couple to try to get money for her sex change.
00:59:49.980
Ended up having the procedure covered by, guess who?
00:59:54.020
Me, California taxpayers, thanks to radical policies backed by, of course, Kamala Harris.
01:00:00.900
So this was the notorious yacht killer who was born John Jacobson, Jr.
01:00:06.140
He now goes by Skylar D. Leon, who is currently serving life without parole after initially being sentenced to death for the slaying of Thomas Hawks, 57, and his wife, Jackie, 47, in 2004.
01:00:21.100
You can thank Kamala about all of this, and I would love for him to ask her about this.
01:00:35.320
I don't, I just like, I can't stand Brett Baer or her.
01:00:39.720
I'll probably just watch, I'll probably just watch the highlights tomorrow or something because I just, I just don't care for either one of them.
01:00:49.400
But I mean, this is, this is typical in California.
01:00:53.500
I was really surprised they even ran anybody from California knowing what they all know now.
01:00:59.700
About how my state has been running to the ground.
01:01:03.000
How many people have left as a result of these policies?
01:01:14.280
We're all just supposed to act like, you know, this didn't happen.
01:01:19.400
Just continue to just fund all of these policies.
01:01:27.160
She can't answer simple questions about why she is qualified to even run for president.
01:01:34.960
She, she, she, she can't even answer what race she is, much less.
01:01:41.520
She, she changes accents three times in one sentence.
01:01:51.180
Every day, I keep thinking, you know, she's going to get it together.
01:01:55.980
She's really going to have this whole thing figured out.
01:02:07.400
I mean, her, her cornbread ain't done in the middle.
01:02:14.960
I mean, Kat, when they install somebody, this is how it goes.
01:02:25.120
I just think at some point people are going to go enough is enough.
01:02:29.420
There is no democracy here, but it looks like we have got our fabulous guest who is going
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to join us real excited about having Paul Stone here with us today.
01:03:01.060
We promise it'll be painless for the most part.
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I mean, we have been sitting here going, all right, so what's next?
01:03:28.000
I mean, watching this whole thing play out in real time has just been a real treat for
01:03:32.000
everybody because, you know, the conspiracy theories have been right.
01:03:35.440
The theorists, they've been right every single time.
01:03:39.000
And when we talk about preparing and making sure that we have all of our things in order,
01:03:44.440
I mean, this is where somebody like you comes in because we don't know what's going to happen
01:03:50.080
And the volatility with everything, it's got everybody on edge.
01:03:57.120
And, you know, I would counter a little on we don't know what's going to happen next.
01:04:03.100
It's just got a lot more flavor to it than the scripts that have been written exactly like this
01:04:14.380
I mean, when you start looking at what's going on with the markets, when you start looking at
01:04:19.240
what's happening, of course, with Bitcoin, which is one crazy, you know, new development,
01:04:26.420
it's been around for a long time, but it's starting to get a lot more attention.
01:04:30.080
I mean, gold has been a cornerstone, a resilient asset strategy, retaining its intrinsic values
01:04:36.700
since around 550 B.C. In the event of some major financial crisis, gold's inherent worth is
01:04:45.160
undeniable. In what scenario, what intrinsic value does cryptocurrency offer?
01:04:53.360
Well, you know, if we're going to compare precious metals to crypto, the comparison is easy,
01:04:59.580
and it's just what do you want to marry up to? So the cryptocurrency only lives in the electronic
01:05:04.100
world. Gold and silver lives in the analog world. So if all your troubles are in the electronic
01:05:09.420
financial world, departure from that environment for something that is outside of that zone would
01:05:17.080
cause one to think that they're relying on less, they have less dependencies on other people and
01:05:23.380
other things working right for them to have access to their money. We saw recently with that
01:05:28.340
failed update, if that's what it was, and trains in Europe and airports were locked down and different
01:05:35.760
companies were having struggles with operating because of a dependency on something that has to
01:05:41.960
do with a computer. It has to do with some person sitting at a keyboard messing up a software update.
01:05:48.800
You don't have any of those dependencies in precious metals. Now, where they're similar
01:05:52.520
is the squeeze play. There's only 21 million Bitcoin. Now, people can scream as loud as they
01:05:59.360
want. There'll never be more, but there can be because it lives in, it was created in the internet.
01:06:06.300
It was created in the technology world. So if there's 21, there can be 42. There can be 84 million
01:06:12.520
Bitcoin. And each time Bitcoin would have, just like a stock, then the value would drop. You cannot do that
01:06:19.780
to gold and silver. The world is struggling like hell to find it. That's it. And 70% of the earth's
01:06:25.800
covered by an ocean where you're never going to go looking for it. And so it's truly limited,
01:06:31.860
limited literally by how much is in existence and you can't make more of it. So that's another unique
01:06:37.700
piece to gold and silver that's different than crypto. So tell us a little bit about your background.
01:06:44.220
Tell us how you got into all of this, where you came from and all of that. I mean, our audience is
01:06:49.560
very key. They're very smart and they know what's going on. We've heard a lot about Bitcoin lately.
01:06:54.960
We've heard a lot about gold and precious metals and everything else. What sets Colonial Metals
01:07:01.280
Group apart from some of the other people? You know, I came into precious metals at a recommendation
01:07:08.340
of an old friend of mine. You know, have been in sales explaining things. You know, the trueness of
01:07:16.300
being in sales is explaining the benefits of something to how that product or service would
01:07:22.060
improve someone's comfort or capabilities or, you know, retirement savings. And the one great thing
01:07:31.400
about gold and silver from all the other things that I've worked with is it's what society has used
01:07:38.460
as money for thousands of years until 1971. So it's literally money. It's literally the only
01:07:45.520
thing that is money. Truly. Everything else is an invention or creation by man. And when you look at
01:07:51.940
the, when you look at how you can then step forward and truly help people that already want to move their
01:07:59.660
money into gold and silver or some portion of their savings, then you realize something beautiful
01:08:04.580
about humanity. That courage doesn't live within the human being. Courage is outside of us. If it was part
01:08:12.200
of our DNA, we wouldn't have a word for it. So because we have a word for it, and all the tens of thousands
01:08:18.220
of conversations I've had with folks for a long, long time since, you know, starting early back in 06, a lot
01:08:24.380
more in 08 and 09, and then really seriously in 2014, I've been staring at this for a long time. And what I've
01:08:32.940
learned in talking to so many wonderful people is the discovery isn't about, you know, convincing or
01:08:41.280
telling people to own gold and silver. The discovery is in how my brothers and sisters on the other ends
01:08:46.660
of the phone are in need, just like everyone, like most people to find a little courage sometimes.
01:08:52.660
And so because of that awareness that I have, and I've explained that that's the focus of every phone
01:08:57.660
call for anyone who works at Colonial Metals Group, that's what sets us apart. We truly get
01:09:03.040
what those phone calls are about. They're not necessarily anymore about the headlines or how
01:09:08.100
things are worsening. Everyone who has saved money is smart enough to understand it's worsening.
01:09:13.400
And they understand that moving their money to precious metals secures their savings. They've
01:09:18.240
never done it before, and that's where courage comes in. And so that's where we live in the glory
01:09:23.320
of helping others, truly. It's true. Here's the thing. I own Bitcoin. Okay. When Bitcoin first came
01:09:30.780
out, I bought some because I was like, okay, this is kind of fun. And a lot of my friends were buying
01:09:35.540
it and I saw it go up, but I've never actually seen it. I've never actually felt it or anything else.
01:09:40.900
With your particular product, is it a material? I mean, does it materialize? How does the whole thing work?
01:09:47.560
Well, some investor, a bunch of people, right, look into setting up a mine and some workers
01:09:54.100
dig in the mine and they find gold or they don't. And the gold that's found makes it to mints and
01:09:58.200
the mints turn it into coins and bars. And then we help people understand, you know, whatever might
01:10:03.980
be best for their goals or their intentions. And then that their funds transfer like a currency
01:10:10.060
exchange, their dollars transfer into ounces, those ounces shipped to their home or to a depository
01:10:16.340
based on what the person prefers. So if someone has a big chunk of money and makes them uncomfortable
01:10:22.520
to think about all that sitting in a safe or a couple of safes at home, have some at home
01:10:27.540
and the rest in a depository nearby. Depositories are, you know, free of everything, free of the
01:10:32.640
financial system. And one unique feature to depositories is assets held within those walls are held
01:10:39.640
off book, which means they are not part of the depository's financial picture like you would
01:10:46.420
experience with your money elsewhere. That answers your question, Kat.
01:10:51.220
That's the number one question I get is like physical gold or not physical gold?
01:10:55.100
Only physical. No more dependencies. No more, oh, I hope these certificates are worse. Oh,
01:11:00.180
I hope that company will deliver when it needs to. Oh, I hope it. No, no, no, no, no. This is the time
01:11:05.000
to cut free of, so the one thing about gold and silver, there's a term, it has zero counterparty
01:11:11.080
risk. That's awesome. And it's real. Like I can say, okay, so Paul, I want, I want, I want to see
01:11:19.640
my gold. Can you send it to me? And I can sit there and have it in my safe at home. Or you're saying
01:11:24.780
that you can, you can put it in a vault for me. Yeah. Depository, not a safety deposit box,
01:11:31.100
a depository. So there's, and they're generally in, in great, you know, uh, states that look
01:11:37.380
favorably upon gold and silver, like Texas, Idaho, South, uh, North Dakota, um, Utah, you know,
01:11:44.840
there's some, those are the most popular, uh, depositories that, that people like to, uh, use,
01:11:50.380
take advantage of. Well, it was really funny. Cause when, when I told Kat that we were having you on the
01:11:54.940
show and we were so excited because it, we kind of put this all together all of a sudden. And he was like,
01:11:59.940
you know, that is the one thing that is the one investment that he want. He want,
01:12:03.660
he was interested in and knowing about how it works to diversify because you don't want to put
01:12:07.980
all of your money in one thing or in another thing. You want to be able to kind of spread it out
01:12:11.840
because one minute you're going to have gold and silver. That's really high. And then the next
01:12:15.880
minute you're going to have stocks and then your stocks may collapse and you still got your gold and
01:12:19.620
your silver. And it's actually a material. Right. Cause most everyone's money is in this,
01:12:25.160
right? Right. This is a revolutionary cannonball, obviously not fired. It would be all messed up,
01:12:31.220
but this is from the revolutionary war. This is made out of metal.
01:12:35.600
See that makes a sound when you drop it on your desk. So if you're in gold and silver,
01:12:39.100
you're in something real when you're in this, it might be a great ride, might be a great ride for
01:12:44.300
10 more years or 10 more minutes. But when, when we look back at history, which is where we started
01:12:50.220
when I said, well, we kind of do know what happens because here's, here's two things that don't
01:12:55.700
change. When Einstein says the mind that creates the problem cannot possess the solution, it's devoid
01:13:02.140
of knowing what the solution is. Then you look at the government with that ethic. So if they're the
01:13:08.340
ones creating all the problems, they don't possess the solution. So the trajectory of the course we've
01:13:13.500
been heading on continues southbound. Eventually southbound runs into something that's a very hard
01:13:19.140
stop. It's called zero. It's called bankruptcy. When bankruptcy happens and everything, everyone
01:13:24.620
thinks they're worth melts back to a realistic level. One way to visualize how inflated things are
01:13:31.540
is the next time you go to the bank or an ATM. I know it's hard to request $1 bills from an ATM.
01:13:37.040
So go to the bank, get $33, go home, spread them out on the kitchen table. That's how many dollars in
01:13:43.220
2024, it takes to equal the buying power of a dollar from the twenties or the sixties or the
01:13:51.920
eighties. That's what it takes. $33, $1. Your dollar today is worth three cents. So even though the paper
01:13:58.420
still says one, and it's got a pretty tough guy picture of George Washington on there, when you
01:14:04.240
think about, um, when you think about, um, the government creating money out of thin air, it's
01:14:11.420
killing the buying power of that paper. So when that reaches zero, the game is over. And just remember
01:14:17.600
what Einstein said, the mind that creates the problems cannot possess the solution. So the
01:14:22.000
government isn't going to bring the solution. There's no one at the federal reserve pouring over
01:14:25.320
some blueprint left by a superior race in an Egyptian pyramid 15,000 years ago that someone
01:14:31.380
discovered six months ago on how to turn all this around. It's really true. Well, now you feel
01:14:37.580
alone. Yeah. That should help you clarify. Clarity is power. So if we can clarify what the situation
01:14:44.040
actually is, we don't know the day it all goes to hell in a handbasket. Do you really want to wait
01:14:48.840
till that day? Right. That's what I try to help people understand. That's how I empower others.
01:14:54.460
Well, we don't have to decide for you. People can decide. They just need to look at things clearly.
01:14:58.360
Unless you're Nancy Piglosi, of course, where you can go ahead and get into stocks and know what's
01:15:03.720
going to happen ahead of time. We don't have that luxury.
01:15:08.340
We have that luxury when we look at precious metals. When we look at, oh, did we invent reserve
01:15:13.400
currency status? No. England was before us, before them France, before them the Dutch, the Spanish,
01:15:18.840
the Portuguese, and the Romans invented it. They invented dominance, financial bullying
01:15:23.960
around the globe. We're just the last one to hold the handle. But as it slips away, social unrest
01:15:29.940
everywhere, weakness everywhere, war everywhere, strife and frustration everywhere, people pointing
01:15:34.360
fingers at each other everywhere, blame game, no one takes responsibility for anything. We're all
01:15:39.240
distracted and confused everywhere. Those are the signs of you being at the end. And it's insane to
01:15:44.980
manage it because we got the greatest flag that ever flew, that this could happen here.
01:15:49.620
But it's just a math problem. And math doesn't give a damn about your feelings or your hopes and
01:15:55.600
dreams. Math is math. It's the one language that cannot, it is impossible to tell you a lie.
01:16:01.500
When you look at the math story, we're right there. We're right there where all this goes up in smoke.
01:16:06.480
I'm not making a prediction. I'm just looking at the math.
01:16:09.040
And if you've never had physical gold and silver, there's something magical about it that's not even
01:16:15.740
math. You just, if the first time you get it, you'll just, you just can't quit playing with it.
01:16:19.640
And then you'll go back and hold it again. There's just something magical about it.
01:16:23.020
It's true. And I'll tell you what's magical. I'm not kidding.
01:16:25.660
You're onto something. It's not from the earth. So this is what I've, because I've looked into this.
01:16:32.020
It's such amazing stuff. It's boring to a lot of people, but it's amazing stuff.
01:16:35.940
Gold was created gold. So the precious metals were created and rare earth minerals from two
01:16:41.180
colliding suns. So imagine our sun smashing into another sun. And from that create are created all
01:16:48.060
these elements and lots of other stuff. So now you've got these elements floating around space
01:16:52.280
and they're crashing into stuff if they happen to hit something. And when they hit the earth before
01:16:58.020
it had an atmosphere, they, you know, it was buried down into the surface of the earth.
01:17:02.580
So the gold and silver, you hold on your wrist, on your finger, your ears, or in your hand
01:17:17.040
You'll keep going back to your vault and grabbing it and just playing with it. I swear, I'm not
01:17:21.060
kidding. There's something magical about gold and silver, just holding it in your hand. I don't,
01:17:25.800
I don't even know how to explain it, but it's true.
01:17:27.560
Well, I'm glad you're sharing that. It's true. That's what happened to me. And so then when you
01:17:33.140
start thinking, oh my God, gold is truth in money, you can start, if you were to make some paper wafer
01:17:38.820
lenses out of gold and look through them instead of glass as eyeglasses, right? You start seeing all
01:17:45.120
the falsehoods in our financial world and our world all together. Then you start thinking, oh my God,
01:17:50.360
what would an artificial fake energy source create in humanity? Who would create this?
01:17:57.780
It's artificial, even artificial monetary energy swarming the planet. So it gives you the illusion
01:18:05.420
of strength. Like every supermarket shelf is chock full. Every gas station has gas. Everywhere you go,
01:18:13.300
you have instant access to everything. That's not normal. It's certainly not routine. Then you say,
01:18:19.640
when did it all change? And when my book comes out, it'll explain that. But what's explained about
01:18:24.480
the last 53 years since Nixon took the moon away from our financial world, the moon keeps the oceans
01:18:31.920
from forming 200 foot rogue waves. So if we didn't have a moon, we would have never met. You wouldn't
01:18:37.680
ever be able to sail the oceans ever. We'd be all out on one landmass and whoever was here was here.
01:18:43.260
But we would never mix unless someone finally invented flight. So when Nixon took the gold
01:18:49.100
standard away, he took away our financial moon that regulated things in normalcy and kept us pinned
01:18:54.780
into reality. So for the last 53 years, we now are living in a falsehood, a fake financial world
01:19:01.300
because it's created by an energy just like that hurricane, both of them, but the really bad one,
01:19:06.520
Helene, which is similar to my wife's name, by the way. So I make jokes about that sometimes.
01:19:12.940
Helene the hurricane. So that hurricane and any hurricane, what's it doing? It's drawing on a
01:19:17.760
resource for a temporary period of time, just like our government. It's drawing on this printed money,
01:19:24.000
which is going to be temporary, measured now by it losing about two pennies a year.
01:19:28.020
So eventually the resource, this massive $1.4 trillion a year annual payroll government-sized
01:19:37.040
government is drawing on printed money. When that resource is over, the storm is over and we get
01:19:42.200
our country back. Well, and you're seeing them print like they've never printed before. You have
01:19:47.040
Elon Musk who is up there saying constantly, look, we're headed for bankruptcy. We can't continue it.
01:19:52.680
Absolutely. We've been bankrupt since 08, 09, but printing the money keeps us from feeling it.
01:19:56.880
Uh, the more money you print, the less you have.
01:20:00.980
And that's what's happening. I mean, look at our value of the dollar overseas
01:20:05.060
and all of the other money markets. It's just crashing and burning. Yes.
01:20:10.880
And we punish the rest of the world with inflation when we print.
01:20:13.440
You see at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and there's a few on the NYMEX,
01:20:17.260
the New York Mercantile Exchange, we set the price for commodities in our dollar.
01:20:21.880
So every other country of the world has to climb into the dollar,
01:20:25.300
only the euro and the British pound and maybe there's a couple currencies that have a better
01:20:30.320
exchange rate into the dollar. But 97% of all the countries in the world have to struggle
01:20:34.940
to get into our dollar and then buy copper and buy milk and sugar and wheat and coffee
01:20:40.580
and all that stuff. So while we print to fill in our financial holes,
01:20:45.380
the government can never come to us and say, we have some financial holes back in the 70s
01:20:48.840
or the 80s when they were a ton smaller. Now they're, they're unsolved.
01:20:53.760
When we, as, as the government decides to print money to solve our problems for tomorrow,
01:20:57.520
the rest of the world suffers and they hate us for it.
01:21:02.340
Absolutely. I mean, it's really interesting because I live in California. So
01:21:05.580
we have problems with our fire hydrants, for example, because people will go in there and they
01:21:11.600
will steal the metal in the fire hydrants to put them together. Yes, that was happening.
01:21:17.620
That was California, you know, it's California. I live there. They're steel catalytic converters,
01:21:23.460
right? Copper out of the walls on construction projects, right? That's just a sign of suffering.
01:21:29.060
It's just a sign of people suffering. It's a sign. It's just a symptom, right? We don't need to get
01:21:33.840
mad at symptoms. We need to track them back to the source. What's the source? Nixon is the original
01:21:38.780
source and every government group, you know, in Washington ever since that decided to never just
01:21:44.260
face the truth. Remember, they actually can't see themselves creating the problems. When Kamala
01:21:50.360
comes out and says, I'm going to give kid parents six grand for a tax credit. Great. So the government
01:21:54.960
goes without some money. What are they going to do? They're going to print the money they went
01:21:58.140
without. What's that going to do? It's going to cause commodity prices to go up. Oh, well,
01:22:02.460
what will that impact? Well, that'll impact the parents you just gave six grand to because now it's
01:22:07.000
even more expensive for baby formula. Gosh, just in 2014, it costs 224 grand to take a kid from
01:22:13.540
newborn to 18 years old. Today, it's almost half a million. And that's not static. By the time the
01:22:21.340
kid is 18, you may have spent $750,000 to raise a child from zero to 18 years old. That's inflation.
01:22:30.480
That's the government printing money. It's the same thing as when I used to sneak sips of whiskey from my
01:22:35.220
dad's liquor cabinet as a teenager and backfill it with water. He didn't have too many parties,
01:22:40.780
but eventually he had one and I got in a lot of trouble. I didn't get my driver's license until
01:22:44.560
I was 17 because of that. Oh my gosh. Because he didn't have any whiskey. He had dirty water.
01:22:51.300
That is hilarious. Yeah. So when you dilute the money, you kill the potency of the money already
01:22:58.280
in existence until eventually all you have, which is pretty much what we have today, is dirty water.
01:23:02.280
Again, the dollar's worth three cents. 33. So if you have a million dollar home today,
01:23:08.560
you really have a $30,000 house. Yeah, just divide it by 33. Population's only grown by 40%
01:23:16.160
since 1971. And a home back then was 17 grand. And the average salary was nine.
01:23:23.380
So it won't cost twice as much of an annual salary.
01:23:28.380
That's a used car. Yeah, that's going to break down a lot. Today, that home is $440,000.
01:23:37.400
But we've only increased the people in the country who could stand in a line at a mortgage by 40%.
01:23:42.440
Let's say we double that. That means a home today is 40 grand. 40 grand.
01:23:48.660
Not 440 grand. So what's that from? The government solving problems by printing money.
01:23:53.140
Why do they have to print money? Because the baby boomers retired in 97. What's that mean?
01:23:57.280
60 million workers at peak earnings left your workforce and went on to the cost side.
01:24:07.020
They don't have the guts to come to the American people and go,
01:24:10.080
you know, in like 15 years, a lot of people are going to start retiring.
01:24:13.140
We need to invite people here bad, fast. We need to qualify them. We need to interview them.
01:24:19.080
But they need to come. Or you're going to end up broke one day and all your investment ideas
01:24:24.020
and everything you think you're worth is going to end up in flames.
01:24:36.280
Privately. I mean, you know, UPS and FedEx, but in nondescript boxes.
01:24:41.940
Or it's a vault transfer because we vault at the different depositories.
01:24:46.080
So it would just walk across the floor, vault floor from our account to yours.
01:24:54.460
And if you had to, you'd ride a horse to the depository and get your gold and silver.
01:24:58.200
No one's standing between you and your money when you're in precious metals.
01:25:15.360
Whereas everything else kind of seems like it's a pie in the sky.
01:25:21.120
Just depending on what's going on with the government at that particular time.
01:25:29.180
Your money in gold and silver in a depository in Rio de Janeiro
01:25:33.660
is closer to you than your money around the corner in a bank that closed.
01:25:44.120
We don't know from one second to the next what's going to happen around here.
01:25:49.860
It turns out we could never trust the government because they don't tell the truth.
01:25:56.060
And you look at these symptoms like Nancy Pelosi is a symptom.
01:26:01.680
Well, I work with these people, so I just happen to know what's going on.
01:26:25.320
But they're driving this financial vessel because they have the ability to create money out of thin air.
01:26:34.200
So now you start to recognize, oh, my God, I have to get off the ship.
01:26:42.740
Spain, Portugal, the Dutch, the French, the British.
01:26:45.060
And imagine the British drinking in their pubs, laughing at the thought of America taking over for the British Empire.
01:26:56.500
Well, we know that gold has been a medium of trade for thousands of years.
01:27:01.120
It's been valued its scarcity and enduring demand as a reliable store of wealth.
01:27:12.020
It derives its value from an artificial scarcity.
01:27:18.240
Both gold and Bitcoin have both grown predictions for the future.
01:27:23.240
So in your opinion, which is more speculative, gold or Bitcoin and why?
01:27:30.560
I don't know if I'm ever going to get to use it at the grocery store.
01:27:35.720
Well, you can if you have to, but you can't go shopping at Walmart with stock in Walmart.
01:27:41.580
I can't protect my home with stock in Smith & Wesson.
01:27:45.000
So when I look at the dependencies, is it possible that Bitcoin goes to a million and gold goes to 5,000?
01:27:54.860
But because we don't know how it's going to be proven out with a government that's probably going to suck hard into AI to control the people around the world,
01:28:04.660
and a crypto dollar falls nicely into the surveillance state that we are definitely moving toward,
01:28:10.420
I don't want to be in the electronic gambling world about how it's going to go.
01:28:15.080
I want to bet on something that I know how it went.
01:28:20.300
In financial crises and when governments lost reserve currency status,
01:28:25.200
and when I just wanted to make sure my money stayed mine because it's at my elbow in a safe at home or a couple safes,
01:28:32.220
I always recommend if you're going to have gold and silver at home, have two safes.
01:28:35.760
One the bad guys can just run off with if they heard you had some gold and silver and just have a few, you know, coins in there and, you know, some cash.
01:28:44.100
So they're like, all right, because the thing they want to do is just leave.
01:28:46.840
And the real gold and silver is in a safe buried under a heap of clothes bolted to the closet floor.
01:28:51.600
Yeah, it's like going to Ketiawana here in Southern California.
01:28:54.380
And I know it sounds nuts because it is sounding nuts.
01:28:59.080
We live in a financial video game where we've forgotten.
01:29:04.700
No, two weekends ago, I went on a solitary hike, slept on the ground.
01:29:08.320
All I took was six protein bars and two big bottles of water with me.
01:29:11.480
I ended up without enough food and without enough water.
01:29:15.780
I'm like, oh, my God, we are so far away from how life actually works.
01:29:31.280
And that's what keeps your million-dollar home from one day being worth 30 grand.
01:29:43.680
But that's drawing on an artificial resource, creating money out of thin air.
01:29:48.480
When that resource is exhausted, so is what you're used to.
01:29:55.580
Because when you go across the border, you're like, all right, you always have to make sure
01:29:59.960
Because if federales decide they want to shake you down, then you've got to have that.
01:30:04.380
You've got to have something to pay them off with.
01:30:06.600
Because that's just the way it works over there.
01:30:08.620
I went golfing down in some part three hours south of the border once.
01:30:14.400
And it cost us $200 to not have to go into town and pay the ticket.
01:30:25.200
They see us coming right when we cross the border.
01:30:28.180
They're like, OK, we've gotten some right there.
01:30:30.960
Well, what about the inflation part, the part of inflation hedging strategy?
01:30:37.080
What percentage of my overall portfolio will be an ideal target to allocate to gold?
01:30:43.280
You know, this is where I explain I'm not a financial advisor.
01:30:50.200
I just say, if we look at true inflation, the cost of stuff for you and me, because they
01:31:00.500
They're looking at some economic equation that just tells them whatever it tells the
01:31:11.200
So the central bank of the United States, right?
01:31:13.580
They're looking at whatever they're looking at.
01:31:15.460
You and I, that consumer price index is supposed to be telling us how far a dollar goes, how
01:31:21.200
And that inflation rate's been about 8% since the turn of the century.
01:31:27.000
So you take advantage of the ride if you earned enough money to throw some money into real
01:31:35.300
And then you start looking at where does this inflationary game end?
01:31:39.320
So there might not be much money printing capability left for inflation to continue on much longer.
01:31:51.740
What if I said the headlines tomorrow are going to be that they miscounted all the oil in the
01:31:57.040
And only 3% of the world's oil reserves remained in the ground.
01:32:10.100
You wouldn't even be able to get it out of the ground.
01:32:12.580
So do you understand that resource of the dollar comes before buying oil?
01:32:23.300
It's worth 7 tenths, and this isn't a prediction, it's just following the average, it's worth
01:32:30.040
There might not be much more of a long run where inflation continues to harm the American
01:32:36.700
My position is look at where your money is located.
01:32:43.640
There's cash in a safe at home, so physical cash.
01:32:57.920
One protects you from the dollar when it can't.
01:33:03.520
Where do you want your money located before this really gets worse?
01:33:08.960
We're going to be in the events phase when the dollar can't be printed like it would.
01:33:12.520
So then you say, well, what's this stuff about Fed now?
01:33:14.720
Like, why is the Federal Reserve dabbling in some cryptocurrency transactional system?
01:33:20.520
Yeah, because the Federal Reserve doesn't do business with us.
01:33:22.920
They do business with banks and giant companies and politicians and countries and stuff.
01:33:28.360
So why would they need a transactional system that runs 24-7?
01:33:33.160
Oh, I guess it's because they're going to change our currency.
01:33:44.560
And just before that, they had taken their run at prohibition.
01:33:47.380
So just more great ideas out of the government.
01:33:49.500
In 1971, Nixon said, gold doesn't have anything to do with the money anymore.
01:33:55.680
So this would be the third currency change in less than 100 years when they switch us to
01:34:01.460
And I'm tired of people talking about a digital dollar.
01:34:06.300
Yep, and you've got people that are leveraged to the hilt on all of that as well.
01:34:13.240
So what can you offer our listeners today with Colonial Gold?
01:34:18.700
I know we've got all kinds of goodies that some people may even be able to qualify for
01:34:24.060
up to $10,000 in additional silver to their account.
01:34:28.240
Tell us a little bit about that, and we'll wrap this up because this is wonderful.
01:34:31.540
A lot of people are curious, and I know they're going to call today to find out more about it.
01:34:36.300
You know, it's, we just, it's just, so consider it like a discount.
01:34:44.040
We're giving you 1% in free silver for every $1,000 you move into precious metals.
01:34:50.660
It's just to try and help people think, okay, you know, this is, you know, someone looking
01:34:57.200
We understand that sometimes people need a little incentive, but the beauty about all this
01:35:03.820
They've been wanting to do this probably since Biden walked into the White House.
01:35:07.420
In three more weeks, you may not like the candidate headed to the White House in January, and you'll
01:35:15.860
Even if Trump does win, you can't stop the printing press.
01:35:20.140
So that and a free safe, we have different sizes depending on, and they're waterproof,
01:35:26.240
So they're heavy, and they're carried into your home and set where you want, and they'll
01:35:34.120
So a free safe and some silver to sweeten your transaction, which is essentially 1% on every
01:35:45.020
So everybody can do this by going to freegoldguide.com slash LB, or they can pick up the phone today,
01:35:53.560
and they can call 1-800-889-0887, and they can talk to one of your representatives, and they'll
01:36:00.660
explain how the whole process goes, depending on what they're going to do.
01:36:10.280
You'll call and talk to someone similar to me, knows what they're talking about, and cares.
01:36:30.760
That's what I learned early on when he asked me, you know, what separates you from other metals
01:36:34.880
I learned early on, if I'm pushing and shoving, yeah, I'll move some gold and silver every
01:36:40.240
But if I actually give a damn about the person on the other end of the phone, I'm going to
01:36:47.180
Well, it looks like we already have your first customer here, and that is going to be cat turd.
01:36:58.260
He's been talking about it for quite some time.
01:37:00.880
I mean, this has been something that he's brought up several times.
01:37:05.820
When are we going to get a gold company here to talk to us about it?
01:37:09.200
So this is awesome for us and awesome for our listeners.
01:37:15.260
And we're going to send everybody your direction.
01:37:26.800
And you will be able to talk to a representative over there and find out how you can get yours
01:37:36.640
And I'll post this on my Twitter account, everybody.
01:37:42.860
So everything Cat does, I'm telling you what, it's the funniest thing.
01:37:48.220
I've never seen a turd turn to gold until Cat Turd.
01:38:07.960
And you also have a sub stack, too, where people can go and they can join.
01:38:14.980
The last article I wrote was about a month ago.
01:38:17.860
And I just can't write another one to replace it because it just spells out the pain the American family, the American individual has been feeling for a long time.
01:38:27.700
And it shows the grotesque ascension in asset values climbing and corporate profits climbing while household income has just barely eked higher.
01:38:40.060
And I just want it hanging out there so people can see.
01:38:44.620
We don't necessarily have to spend a lot of time hating on an individual.
01:38:48.200
It's a group think that is dense and inept and cannot solve these problems that they're creating.
01:38:56.200
I wish they would come to the podium and go, God, we've done a terrible job.
01:39:09.340
We have to understand that where our money is located will likely dictate how we experience this eventual financial crisis that will come when the resource the government's drawing on to keep us from feeling it is exhausted.
01:39:31.960
Hopefully, you'll come back into the litter box.
01:39:35.720
And next time, I want someone to, you know, poke a little fun maybe.
01:39:40.520
You know, Todd's always telling me, you've got to try to, you know, smile more.
01:39:43.500
And I'm like, this isn't the happiest news to cover for people.
01:39:48.720
I was loving when I heard that there was a comedy element to the show.
01:39:52.300
And I thought, well, maybe someone will poke fun at me somehow.
01:39:58.820
Now that you said that, next time it's going to be hell for me.
01:40:08.300
If you can't laugh at yourself, you're missing most of the fun in life?
01:40:17.160
We'll get everybody on the phone, 1-800-889-0887, freegoldguide.com, slash LB.
01:40:24.980
And we'll get our group over there talking to some of your reps.
01:40:36.480
We are going to go ahead and wrap this whole thing up.
01:40:40.340
Anything else you would like to add there, Cat Turd?