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Mom Donnie s turning his back on the NYPD. Then, in our migrant section, we tell you how Joe Biden s TSA allowed illegal sex predators to use their paperwork to fly anywhere in the country. And last but not least, in urban decay, we have some light sentences for egregious crimes. All this and more as Flackers Talks, the podcast episode 332.
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Welcome back to Flackers Talks, the podcast episode 332.
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Today on the show, Mom Donnie's turning his back on the NYPD.
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I'm going to tell you what I think happens next.
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Then in our migrant section, we tell you how Joe Biden's TSA allowed illegal sex predators
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to use their sexual predator paperwork to fly anywhere in the country.
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Then in Cringe of the Week, AI is giving bad advice.
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And last but not least, in urban decay, we have some light prison sentences for egregious crimes.
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All this and more as Flackers Talks, the podcast episode 332, ranked the best news podcast
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Because words are just words until action actually starts.
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But at the same time, words speak louder than actions because sometimes it's the right thing to do.
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It's Flackers Talks, the podcast featuring Richard Graham.
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All right, one for one on the intro, as always.
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And those are ones that you could have easily avoided, too.
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So you feel dumb after you do it, and now you're left with a speckling of marks all over
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We're going to be doing the video version of the podcast on Spotify for as long as Spotify
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We tried a few months back, and we had some copyright issues, and now we're trying again.
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So if you're watching on Spotify, watch on Spotify.
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YouTube's still number one, but if you're desperate and in a pinch, I don't know where
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you somehow have access to Spotify, but not YouTube.
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I guess until they copyright us again, we're going to be there.
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It never stops, and there are new bad discoveries every time, like the migrant sex offenders,
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But it's always a couple years late that you find out someone was hurting you way worse
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We never find out, whoa, we have a budget surplus, all this money.
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There's only 4 million illegals that came, not 50.
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I actually just saw something, not to get into it, but Chuck Schumer says we should look
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for a pathway to naturalize all 10 to 11 million illegals here.
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That's why any talk of amnesty between Democrats and Republicans is dead on arrival, because
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there's this iceberg where 90% of the migrants are underneath, and it's just a total lie.
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We could do a thing where it's like, all right, we'll do amnesty.
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And they go, ah, actually, it turns out there's 52 million illegals, not 11, so we can't do
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Hey, Chuck, if there's under 11, let's talk amnesty.
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And then they all come out and prove themselves, and it's 59 million.
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All right, let's get to our first story, which is kind of about that.
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Social security numbers issued under Biden to illegals doubled every year per Fox News,
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started at 270K, but then moved to 590, ended up 2024, 2 million.
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So it's like 4 million in four years, basically.
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But there's only 11 million here still, according to Chuck.
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And they're not voting, but they also have social security numbers.
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It sounds like they're voting, and that's 4 million people, which would win every election.
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And then Trump has been talking about using his executive power to do some voter integrity
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Trump seeking executive power over elections is urged to declare emergency from The Washington
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Pro-Trump activists who say they are in coordination with the White House are circulating a 17-page
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draft executive order that claims China interfered in the 2020 election as a basis to declare
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a national emergency that would unlock extraordinary presidential power over voting.
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I don't know if it's going to—I think if it did happen, they would probably release
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I don't know what's actually going to happen, though.
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And then you find, like, one Chinese national who voted in Orange County, and then it's like,
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So the SAVE Act is, like, looking not great in terms of passing.
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So if you can grab power from the executive branch, I'm fine with it.
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That's something that we've been talking about for months and years at this point.
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That's, like, our number one thing besides getting all the migrants out.
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We're not going to spend too much time on it, but we do want to point to some of the highlights.
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Yeah, well, this is a reaction to it, to Trump's State of the Union speech.
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So that's kind of a lick your finger, put it in the air for the normies.
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We're kind of, like, entrenched in these right-wing issues.
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This is more from, like, am I happy with the president?
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The only thing that kind of bugged me was Trump kept saying,
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Does everyone, maybe it's just me because my shit coins are down.
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But does it feel like we're in a golden age winning like never before?
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It feels like, if anything, we may have slowed the bleeding down to a manageable pace.
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And that's the difference between people who are perpetually online, deep in right-wing issues versus the normies, right?
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Like, he has to say he needs his pomp and to be braggadocious, basically, because part of it is, like, it's me.
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And for us, it's like, yeah, you stopped the bleeding.
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And the bleeding can pick up in three more years like that.
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So I guess the issue for us was it's more reactive or stopping.
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You know, there's, like, that second leg of it.
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And so, yeah, we kind of took a little bit of issue with calling it the golden age and stuff like that, which I get that he has to do.
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But really, we see it as more of we held the line and stopped the bleeding on a majority of issues, like inflation, the border, various other things.
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And maybe the boomers are a little more happy because the stock market's high and their home prices are high.
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So, like, maybe for, like, different sex, different generations, they have different views on how good or bad things are.
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And the young people kind of feel disenfranchised.
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A younger generation person who's just coming up, like, if your 401k is up 10% or 15% in Trump's first year, but you only have $1,000 in it, that's $150.
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If you're a boomer with six mil in your retirement accounts, it's a pretty penny, right?
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We need to see more on the deportation front and the scams.
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Like, we're still in that GOP era where it's, like, legal immigration's good, illegal's bad.
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And then we're, like, sitting over here, like, Frisco, Texas looks like Mumbai.
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So that doesn't feel like the golden age to me.
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If you're living in Frisco, Texas, and you're not Indian, it's not the golden age, right?
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So we had a little problem with that, but it is true, like, that we have stopped the bleeding, and if we kept, and if Kamala Harris was in, we'd be in, like, a really, really bad spot.
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So it's good that we saved the day, but there's the night left, you know?
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And there were some other stats worth mentioning.
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In his State of the Union, Trump said last year the murder rate saw its single largest decline in recorded history, the biggest decline, the lowest number in 125 years.
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A CBS News fact check determined that that is true.
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They probably tried whatever they could to make that not be true.
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And isn't that funny, fact checkers, that whole era of fact checkers?
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You get fact checked on your Instagram post about COVID.
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Yeah, the fact check was the predicate to ban you, and that's the whole point.
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And then they were wrong about everything, and I was right.
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And then we have another good stat we wanted to highlight about fentanyl deaths.
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Yeah, not only have murder rates declined, fentanyl deaths have also dropped massively.
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Looks like securing the border and cutting the flow of illegals into America worked.
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And then you could see the point on the chart where Donald Trump takes over, and then we fall back down.
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And then after the State of the Union, a lot of Democrats were giving their rebuttals.
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These women had a podcast where they talked about their reaction.
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And it was as horrific as I thought it would be.
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That's literally, Mo just said, you get a car, you get a car.
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Are you making fun of the 100-year-old World War II pilot?
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I think these five black women are, on a Zoom call, making fun of veterans.
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And I think people get detached from what the government is.
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It's like, what percent of our budget is defense?
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And then, like, basically one of the main roles of our federal government is the military.
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So you'd expect an outsized amount of time spent on honoring and talking about and dealing with the military.
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These people think, I don't know, they got used to talking about illegals and trans kids and stuff way out of the purview of the federal government, in my mind.
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And so seeing people celebrate the military and, you know, decorated heroes is very foreign to them.
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And then to wrap up this segment, the thing I thought was really good, and we talked about this yesterday, there are a lot of, like, internet-first stories that made its way all the way to the top and then were acknowledged in the State of the Union, like Nick Shirley's Somali fraud, the illegals getting CDLs, the corporate home buying, some trans stuff.
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These were a lot of stories that really got moving online and then got to the attention of the president, which I thought was kind of a cool sign of the times.
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Yeah, never stop posting, never stop trying to do individual journalism or, like, small-time investigative reporting, because the internet, if you get enough and you get into the algorithms, it can lead our policy.
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And that's a really good sign, you know, for our participation in this democracy we got.
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There was a snowball fight against the NYPD a few days ago that's getting a lot of attention.
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It's just a bunch of people throwing snowballs at NYPD officers, and then two of them were injured.
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Teenage ethnic minorities pelting cops with snowballs.
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And then Mom Domini was asked about it, and then here's what he said.
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It was one that got out of hand, but that's what it was.
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So, Mr. Mayor, are you willing to revise your statement regarding the snowball fight, given that this was not exactly a friendly back-and-forth snowball fight?
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The police that were there were not throwing any snowballs.
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So, number two, have you considered or would you consider banning these crowdsourcing events because they-
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But, yeah, she made the same point we did, that it wasn't much of a fight.
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One of the men who pelted NYPD officers with balls of ice has been arrested, infuriating Mayor Mamdani.
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This is like a working-aged male throwing snowballs at the police.
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It's not high school kids at 3 o'clock after school gets out.
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Yeah, this guy really has nothing better to do.
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And I've also been talking to some NYPD guys in the DMs lately.
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I think the NYPD is still going to get squeezed.
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They're not going to have a lot of support or respect from the top down.
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And I think what's going to happen after that is they're going to get replaced with Muslims.
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But I think they're going to replace them with a ton of Muslims.
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And I think he's – I think Mamdani, Somer Omar Zoran Mamdani is kind of a fake Muslim.
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I think he's – obviously he's a leftist.
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The NYPD is going to be hiring a lot of Muslims and it's going to be all these Muslim police officers and they're going to do a weird two-tier justice system.
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And like back to the snowball fight in general, I'm not saying that Mamdani needs to like yell and hold people accountable or whatever.
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Imagine a snowball fight where a bunch of fifth graders were dominating a bunch of first graders and like the first graders were like crying and not even fighting back.
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Imagine a situation where the cops just got off their shift and then they're like going up to the gangbangers going like this.
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So when libs are determining how they feel about an incident based on the actors on both sides, like, oh, that's institutional racism.
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You know how they do it where the people are important of it.
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They don't just see it clearly like, yeah, that was in poor taste.
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They really were pelting ice at some innocent people and that woman got hit in the side of the head.
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And it's all contingent on who the parties are, right?
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Oh, Giuliani would have started stop and frisk like that.
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And then after the snowball incident, Mamdani and AOC came out with a public service announcement and it's in Spanish.
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If your child is turning three or four in 2026, you can enroll them in free 3K or pre-K in New York City.
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Basically announcing in Spanish some free child care for anybody.
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So they're clearly, you know, trying to appeal to the illegals.
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And just a few days ago, Mamdani did a press conference talking about how New York City is broke.
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And then they're going to need to raise property taxes by 10 percent.
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So they're going to raise property taxes by 10 percent on like the people who have a nice asset in New York City.
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They have a home or a townhouse or a walk up or whatever.
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And they're going to have to pay more property taxes.
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And then the illegals and the migrants who are here, they're going to get free child care.
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That's just a little more revealing and shows who he's looking out for.
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Remember last episode, we told you about how the cartels trained in Ukraine.
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Listen to what the Mexican defense secretary said about where the cartels guns came from.
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Speaking of the strategy, general, since the beginning of this administration, 23,000 weapons have been seized.
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Of those 23,000 weapons, 80 percent are of U.S. origin.
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So in this case, the proportion is roughly the same.
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And you guys are probably thinking, oh, this is Fast and Furious from Obama.
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And a lot of people are saying that these weapons were sent to Ukraine from our government and then sold on the black market to our enemies.
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Yeah, the Ukrainian yachts don't pay for themselves, right?
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But the Ukrainian black market with all these American weapons now going to our enemies miles away from our southern border, not the best.
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Yeah, I think Tucker had talked about this a lot, too, as it was happening when we were shipping all these older arms out to Ukraine.
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It's like we never learn any lessons from arming like the Taliban or the Afghan rebels.
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Before we get into our migrant section, I found this interesting clip about China and their true population size.
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So you think that they have a very similar population to the United States and China?
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And this goes back to what we were saying in the beginning or earlier in the podcast with all of the fake IDs and all of this stuff being.
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Yeah, there's possibly one billion people missing.
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It takes a couple to have two children to replace themselves, right?
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Do you know how many children does every woman needs to have in her lifetime?
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If a country needs to triple or grow its population by two and a half times, let's just say two and a half times.
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Each woman needs to give birth on average between four and a half to five and a half children.
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Now, China grew its population officially from 1950.
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China's population in 1950 was about 500 million.
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In the year 2000, 50 years later, China's population was about 1.24, 1.27 billion.
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Chinese women did not have, on average, have five children because of the one-child policy.
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Because of the great famine, tens of million people died because of cultural revolution.
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So China, you know, from one political movement to another, and then to almost four decades of single-child policy, there's no way Chinese women had five kids.
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And you guys remember growing up, I'm sure, when China had, like, the one-child policy, they were getting rid of girls, they only wanted boys.
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They definitely weren't having four to five kids each.
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But then all of a sudden, their population is, like, well over a billion people.
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And you guys remember probably from growing up how that wasn't the trend.
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And so what's their population that they say 1.3 or 1.4 billion, same as India?
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And then China also has that phrase where they call it a paper tiger, where, you know, an organization, a country, whatever group of people tries to make themselves seem bigger than they are.
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And it's no coincidence that phrase originated in China, and they like it.
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So it's like the same thing with African countries who are supposed to self-report their data to the UN.
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Like, yeah, are you going to be honest about how many rapes there are?
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But backdooring into it through birth rates and stuff like that is pretty-
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There's no world where it's 1.something billion.
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Maybe China's not so strong long-term after all.
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In the last month, so the month of January, ICE in New Orleans was on fire.
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They deported 10,886 people with 25 gang arrests.
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And this, I guess, just goes to show you, you know, a lot of people black pill, right?
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And we haven't seen the mass deportation numbers we wanted.
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And that's why we call it Stop the Bleeding instead of the Golden Age of America.
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But this shows you what can happen when you cooperate with a red state governor.
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And then they actually have to work with the feds and we get $10,000 a month, right?
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And we've seen something similar in Memphis with that Memphis task force that they created
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that's really clamping down on violent crime.
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So when we can work with the red state, we can impact these shitty blue cities.
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We have two clips here, but a trucker going the wrong way on the highway again.
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So you just see a massive truck going the wrong way down the interstate.
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I think a fully loaded truck can actually be 60K.
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And then this is the other one in the more popular clip you guys probably saw.
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18-wheeler going the wrong way down southbound 61.
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And he, like, it's hard to get to go the wrong way on the highway.
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You have to usually make, like, a tight turn or something, right?
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180-degree turn to go on the wrong side of the entrance ramp.
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Where you're, like, reversing and then going forward to get on.
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And you're like, huh, something ain't right.
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In my shitty country, there's roads like this that don't make sense.
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And I guess he didn't read enough English to know what the red wrong way sign meant.
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That might actually let him get away with it a little bit.
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And it's the same thing we've been talking about.
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And they shouldn't be trucking in the first place.
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Our next story is that one of the ones we mentioned in the intro, the TSA was allowing
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sex predators to fly anywhere in the country, even though they were here illegally.
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Yeah, this was from Brianna Morello, a good account on Twitter to follow, because she sued TSA
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Ever wondered how TSA was allowing illegal aliens to board commercial flights without IDs under
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Well, I sued TSA to find out and learned that Biden's DHS allowed convicted sex offenders
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onto flights by showing their sex offender paperwork.
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Predators were allowed into the country if they promised to take sexual deviancy counseling
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After suing TSA, I won, and now the agency is covering my legal fees.
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So she sued to figure out what they were up to.
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You guys remember when there were a bunch of illegals in every airport sleeping at O'Hare?
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Middle of the night, tons of them coming in with their paperwork, like stapled to their jacket,
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and they were just getting offloaded onto buses and all that stuff.
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Yeah, there would be a group of Guatemalans and they'd all have like a yellow piece of
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paper in their hand and they were easily identifiable.
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But so another piece of it was a lot of people were burning their identification.
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You saw passports left at the southern border, people dumping it so they can just go into America
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But in order to get on these flights, you needed something.
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And so some of these people were sexual predators who would use that as proof of who they were.
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And it's like, I got my ID, I got my passport, and my sexual predator paperwork.
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And so here's this like order of release on recognizance addendum.
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And it's like all these things that you have to check off, that you do not associate with
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gang members, criminal associates, or be associated in any activity, that you register in a substance
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abuse program within 14 days and provide ICE written proof of such.
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You register in a sexual deviancy counseling program within 14 days that you register as
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So you're a Guatemalan sex offender who can't read English and you're going, see, see, yes,
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And so we're so much we were so much more fucked than I thought.
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And this is why, like, no matter what, our argument with Trump on the State of the Union,
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is it the golden age or are we just stopping the bleeding?
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Like the other side hates us to the point where they're taking sexual predators words.
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And then what's a signature on a piece of paper to a country you're not a part of?
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I'll confess to murdering my whole family in the Congo.
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You went to an Ivy League college and you think of it that way.
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And so, yeah, there were some major sex offenders who were on those flights,
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sitting next to, you know, Timmy and Susie, little kids.
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You can go anywhere you want in the country now.
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Even though you're illegal, because we verified your sexual predator paperwork.
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And then this is like one woman, Brianna Morello, who sued and like.
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And then that leads me to believe, obviously, that was a big one.
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But how many other rocks need to be lifted up that are like a group of liberal women still
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in the Trump administration who haven't been found out, who are still doing something that
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like completely goes against the ethos or whatever you want to call it of the administration.
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And there's a lot of holdouts still that are probably doing sketchier, not sketchier than this.
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Next, there is a, I believe, a new proposal or did it go through?
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Just in, Trump is weighing a possible action or executive order to require banks to collect
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And we have some commentary here from Cremieux, which says this is both legal and doable.
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If Trump actually cares about deporting illegals, he will do this.
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He will also require employers to report and he'll have his administration go after the biggest
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So this is kind of like the going door to door and having Will Stancil and other Minnesotans
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beep their car at you wasn't really a winning strategy.
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Maybe we need to switch and put the squeeze on from above as opposed to boots on the ground.
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And so, you know, we, we don't, we never supported like withdrawing or taking the number
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of people down from Minnesota, but it does need to be two pronged.
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Like we need to, you know, close their outlets and make deportation or self deportation the
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Because like we said, if there's 50 million people here, we got to do it from all sides,
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And I feel like back in the day when we were growing up, the illegals that were here didn't
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really have access to our infrastructure or our systems.
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So it really was like keeping your head down, paying, getting paid in cash, paying in cash.
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Going to a check cashing place, stuff like that.
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And now it's like, everyone's got a chase account.
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They get welfare, they have a housing, you know, stipends or whatever.
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Like it really got away from us where they were like fully allowed into our systems and
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And so we have to correct that if you want to have a chance at getting your country back.
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And then you can bank with Chase, you know, and the banks, they'll take the money.
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Everyone's incentivized to turn the other cheek or look away.
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And we need to do something from the top down as opposed to just like a guy knocking on your
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door with two of his buddies in an ice face mask and snatching you up, right?
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Let's go to Texas and California for some upcoming political races.
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And it's a big campaign sign for Pooja Sethi for Texas.
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And she replied, listen to what she said to Sav.
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She said, and yes, she is a Democrat who is campaigning on gun reform, abortion, and
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of course, previously worked as an immigration attorney for Catholic charities.
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So the worst type of person you could ever want in Texas.
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She's going to, if she gets in, she'll fast track it even more.
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And then someone had a sticker in Texas, don't India my Texas, which I thought was funny.
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That's in the last, you know, six months that went to the printer.
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I'm from the future and I'm going to bet on it.
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And then the ShamWow guy is running in Texas too as a conservative.
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So your options are vote Shlomi or vote for Poo.
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And then in California, they're letting a sex offender run for office.
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I believe Fresno deserves leaders that are honest from the very beginning, not the end.
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So going into this, I'm putting my life out there.
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Up front about his status as a registered sex offender, Rene Campos is not running from his past as he runs for office.
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I've been given the chance to rehabilitate through the courts and back into the system.
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Charged with being in possession of child sex abuse material back in 2018, the Fresno native says he pled no contest to a misdemeanor charge.
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Look at how big the belt goes out when he's, his little belt.
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I'll, uh, I'll let you skirt away with that one.
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And then someone replied to the sex offender running and said, we can do better.
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So you got Pooja and the ShamWow guy in Texas, and then you got the sexual abuse material guy
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Something bad already happened to this country.
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I feel like the golden age comment he made, that would be like when we're like older,
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like when I'm like 50, I would go, oh, we're finally in the golden age that like Trump
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After two presidents and eight and 12 years of pure Republican, the House, Senate and the
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That's why like you can't use the term golden age so lightly.
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We're going to go through this quick, but it is good stuff.
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First, there was a stat for the net cost of migrate for migration and migrants in Denmark
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And we like to point out these new studies, even if they're in Denmark or the UK or whatever,
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because you can basically assume plus or minus 5%, those ethnicities will have the
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So, uh, some net cost per immigrant per year, Denmark, Somalia, negative 23K, Syria, negative
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Iraq, 18, Afghanistan, 15K, Eritrea, which is near Somalia, 13K, Morocco, Turkey, the list
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And these are like run of the mill migrants, like normal, whatever, it doesn't count for
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like criminals or the criminality or the victims and stuff like that.
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Welfare, housing, food, like tangible costs, not like a social decay costs or other criminal
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And keep in mind the displacement aspect too, because if there's migrants here and they're
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getting these resources, that's like, uh, uh, a Denmark person who was born and raised
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So it's, it's negative, but it's also worse than just the number.
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There's like a two-way swing and, you know, just reframe your thinking you're paying to
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Is there something that they do at the end where, Oh, they all clean your house at the
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There's no reason to have a Syrian population and you're paying for it.
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No, we're quite literally paying for these people to be here.
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And what scam our shit in Minneapolis, scam our autism money.
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And then there's so many generations that went into these Western countries to make them
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And then the people who did that, who fought in world war two, world war one, the civil war,
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the revolutionary war, their great, great, great, great, great, great grandson is just
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Cause there's like a, like a, a war, a piece of like a just war or fighting for your destiny.
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And it's only justified as long as your ancestors are keeping up the act.
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Like your ancestors can negate the hard work and sacrifice that you made just by being
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And it's actually, you do so much more damage because during revolutionary war, civil war
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times, world war one and world war two, like during those times, there would never be an
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But now like we're doing these things that like those men would have gone to war for.
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Like you bring in a bunch of Haitians and open the border to 20 million people in four
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And then like, look at the UK, the number of rapes that are happening there.
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BBC is actually posting for the first time I've noticed a perpetrator photos after a
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A mother was set on fire in her own house, burned over 65% of her body, had to jump out
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an upstairs window to escape, broke her pelvis.
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They showed the photos, but they still didn't list the race.
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And it's Haris Mahmood, Shaquille Udin, Riyadh Iqbal, Tayeb Majid.
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And then we have a anarcho-tyranny section kind of here.
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This story is about a farmer who detained men who were illegally on his property stealing.
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An English farmer independently detained two men who were stealing on his land.
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He tied them to his quad bike and took them to the nearest police station.
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The British police arrested the farmer himself, charging him with unlawful imprisonment and
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Hey, you got your citizen's arrest license, mate?
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And it's going to get dark, too, because an old farmer like that, is he going to let the
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Or is next time he just going to do vigilante justice and shoot the people and go, well,
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if I go to jail for this, I'm paying my dues.
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I think you're going to see more of that, unfortunately.
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England used to, what, control like 30% of the world.
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Now they're arresting this guy for like a soccer chirp.
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And then they're not arresting like the worst people who are doing like crimes against children
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And I would take offense if someone said it's the golden age of the UK too, even if they
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There's a lot that needs to be undone before a golden age comes.
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I know you're doing a joke with just liking butter chicken.
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I have no problem with Somalis in Somalia.
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Everybody just needs to get back to where they were.
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And it's an obvious point that we've made before.
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But when you take the people out of these shitty countries and you bring them to America,
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those are the most proactive people for the most part.
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So like the highest achievers are like, oh, I'm going to move to Frisco, Texas.
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And now India doesn't have that guy who can do a tech job in India.
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And they're left with like the bottom half of the population.
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And then their country is never going to improve.
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So it's like the things are going to go like this.
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Like the people are going to keep wanting to come to America because their country is getting worse.
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And we're going to keep taking them if Republicans aren't in power.
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And then eventually, if the leftists win and pack the U.S. with as many migrants as possible,
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I think they'll still come because it'll be better.
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And then we'll let them euthanize us like in Canada.
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It's like the migrants outside are like cutting the lawn and stuff.
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Moving on to our final page of housekeeping where I can say whatever I want.
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And then start your app in P.O. Boxing to be full notifications to be on.
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Links to the episode he sent to the boys in the group chat
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and get some merch next time the merch store opens.
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I got reminded of a dark time when I went to order Wawa the other day.
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So that you ran that order at some point in your past.
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I hadn't ordered from Wawa in a while and I just needed like something.
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Well, actually I mentioned the opposite, but I'm fully done with Diet Cokes and Frescas.
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You literally just said to the audience that I like Diet Coke and bodybuilders are telling
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I know, but I used to drink six plus a day and now I'm drinking zero because it is really
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You could say, oh, what did you have for dinner last night?
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And I'd be like, well, I know I used the crock pot.
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And I literally, what movie did you watch last night?
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I watched two movies a night sometimes late into the night.
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And I went straight to water and it kind of sucks, but it's better.
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So we're going to fast forward to when it happens, but you see him get sunk holed in
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those two cars on the right and then boom into the sinkhole.
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There's a guy who turns and parks up to the top of the screen and then he runs all the
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I think aging infrastructure plus, uh, you know, some ground slippage, groundwater.
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It's pretty, pretty opposite end of the spectrum.
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So I'm just saying, I think there might be an edge there.
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Christmas energy is low right now, but it always comes back.
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Excellent addition to final page of housekeeping.
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I made this like spicy Asian beef with like a lot of spices.
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I left it on the table while it was cooling and I went outside to go work on the car,
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Like I was out there for like probably 30 minutes and then I got inside and Jerry was
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looking at me like kind of like, oh, I did something bad.
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He didn't eat the food, but he was like, like licking his lips, like trying to get like
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whatever's on his mouth off of them because he'd licked the spicy, spicy food.
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Maybe he just broke this one time, but he was like aggressively like, like trying to get
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this taste off his mouth because he ate the spice.
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And then I had my full plate of food and I don't know where he licked.
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I just caught your notes here and it says, you want to know what nobody's talking about?
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We have a whole segment about it coming up right now.
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Declassified CIA files reveal chilling blueprint to manipulate Americans' minds through covert
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But we're going to, we'll actually read this context and then we'll get to the screens.
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Um, the tweet, the tweet, uh, not just vaccines, but food and water substances placed in food,
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water, and soda, alcohol, cigarettes to slowly induce anxiety, hopelessness, tension, and depression
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So can you read the highlighted, uh, this second type of drug should be one that could be administered
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over a considerable period or cons yeah, considerable period of time, possibly being placed in food or water and
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would either have an agitating effect, producing anxiety, nervousness, tension, et cetera, or a depressing
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effect, creating a feeling of despondency, hopelessness, lethargy, et cetera.
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Uh, this study should be concealed in common items such as food, water, Coca-Cola, beer, liquor,
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This type of drug should also be capable of use in standard medical treatments such as vaccination
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And then, uh, there's some other ways we're being attacked by the deep state with screens.
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Uh, still think screens are biologically neutral.
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This is a U S patent titled nervous system manipulation by electromagnetic fields from monitors.
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This is a documented recognition that electromagnetic fields and pulse signals from screens.
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Someone has a breakdown here of like how it affects kids and stuff like that.
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We have children on tablets for hours, blue light exposure from sunrise to midnight, wifi
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saturation in homes and schools, pulsed frequencies surrounding developing nervous systems.
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And we're shocked at ADHD, anxiety, sleeping disorders, aggression, dopamine dysregulation.
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So there's a lot of things in place that kind of just rattle our nervous system and our biological
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And then this guy, the CIA document, like I get it that it's conspiracy theories proven,
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But there also is the angle of like, yeah, we were trying to do this to Panama or something,
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I mean, it can be used on us, but like, this is like, let's do it to Cambodia.
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So there isn't like a, but I have the next leg.
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It was made maybe with like the intention to be used externally, like the CIA in general.
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And that probably got hijacked by bad deep state guys and was used against us.
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It was probably made under good intentions of like, oh, this is national security.
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This guy has a good point about, um, electronics and how it affects you as well.
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That is a weapon being used to control your brain.
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Example, you're in your house, you're sitting, it's quiet.
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And all of a sudden you realize, wow, it's really quiet now.
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And then you hear for the first time that low level hum of all the different devices in
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your house that's been in the background the entire time.
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That is a weapon being used to control your brain, to put you in a state of submissiveness
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This is a technique that's being used and has been used and is incredibly effective.
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I actually brought this up like 200 episodes ago.
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But I don't know where the then we control you from that comes.
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I think it just makes you unsettled and kind of maybe in a fight or flight mode.
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And then the rest of your body doesn't operate as efficiently as it should.
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And then when you're weaker long term, you're more controllable.
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Dutch scientists, your headphones are making you gay.
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A lab in the Netherlands performed tests on numerous headphones and found them to possess endocrine
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disrupting chemicals which mimic hormones that can cause neurodevelopmental problems and
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Leading products from Bose, Panasonic, Samsung, and some Sennheiser headphones and other companies are now being pulled off the shelves.
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Notable on the list of headphones possessing dangerous levels of these chemicals are gaming headphones from Razer.
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Daily use, especially during exercise when heat and sweat are present, accelerates this migration directly to the skin.
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Bisphenol A, BPA, easy to enter your body through skin when you wear the headphones for long or when you sweat while having them on.
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Even small quantities can weaken your immune system and cause fertility issues and allergic rashes.
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And before you say anything, these are kind of more the over-the-ear headphones with that, like, padding that goes around.
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Yeah, AirPods are BPA-free, but your brain does get boiled from the Bluetooth, so they'll just make you retarded.
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These headphones make you gay and retarded.
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And I have some of the Sennheiser over-the-ear ones.
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And I used to sweat on the airplane, and I remember it, and, like, it would make my ears wet.
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And then you started sucking the guy next to you?
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So it's pretty scary stuff, and this is another example of, like, chemicals in your daily use items, and you're working out at the gym, and you feel like, oh, I'm improving myself.
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Yeah, and if you're a high-testosterone guy, like, doing headphones, you'll be fine.
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But then you start doing headphones, and then you touch the receipt at Walmart.
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And then there's seven other things that are also trying to get you.
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These things add up the more they aggregate, you know?
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You clean your counters with the Clorox stuff that nukes everything.
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All of a sudden, you're on Grindr with your distance range set to 400 yards, and you're swiping everybody looking for a date, you know?
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First, this lady is a little conspiracy-minded like we are.
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So at first it's like, you think it's a woman who's like, oh, my husband's flying over.
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Our last clip of the final page of housekeeping is not necessarily a Christian based idea.
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This does not change my faith in anything, but I thought it was an interesting thing.
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You guys know that when you die, you're told that you'll see a light.
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When you die, the system doesn't force you to return.
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The first thing the soul encounters is the white light.
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It's the entry point of the system's interface designed to feel safe and familiar.
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The system often presents recognizable figures at this stage.
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Loved ones, guides, or comforting presences because familiarity lowers resistance.
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When the soul steps toward them, the consent protocol activates.
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Engaging with the light triggers the next stage, the life review.
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You're shown moments meant to trigger guilt, regret, and the sense that you need another chance.
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The system uses these reactions to steer the soul toward accepting reincarnation.
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Because there's some things that you've heard of.
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In this example, that could all be a scheme to get you to go back to earth so they can keep harvesting your louche.
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And you don't want to reincarnate because what if you come back Somali?
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I mean, I live in Haiti now in a ditch and it's like, fuck, I grew up in the Northeast.
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Imagine like the bottom cast of India in a small town.
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You got to turn backwards and go into the void.
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But that's also not Christian and I don't necessarily believe that.
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Therapy chatbot tells recovering addicts to have a little meth as a treat.
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Pedro, it's absolutely clear you need a small hit of meth to get through this week.
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Which is kind of funny because I noticed this with AI too.
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So I was fixing something with my car and I was like, oh, I have this problem.
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And the AI was like, replacing the battery is a good place to start.
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He's doing a comedy show at Zaney's in Chicago.
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Somebody said, I cheated on my wife because she didn't cook dinner for me after she worked a 12 hour shift.
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And chat GPT said, of course, cheating is wrong.
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Feeling sad, alone and emotionally neglected can mess with anyone's judgment.
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But that doesn't mean your needs just disappeared.
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And we were talking about this before the show.
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That's like how women justify cheating on their husband.
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Yeah, so chat GPT and AI in general is pretty woke and then also pretty feminized based on that.
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Do whatever you want on your girl's trip to Miami.
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When you get back, you could, you know, reassume your life how it was.
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You always – and then I think dummies who get in with AI, they really believe it.
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You also have to run – you're in charge of the AI.
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They never say have a little – have one drink.
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If you think you're fine to drive home, you're probably fine.
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You're in a position to make that judgment call.
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Yeah, and then it's like you're kind of hedging and you're typing.
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Like, given how many illegal CDL drivers there are out there, I can have eight beers and drive home.
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In New Orleans, a few weeks ago, there was Mardi Gras.
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There was a fake hate crime at the recent Mardi Gras.
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Yeah, mother speaks out after daughter catches black doll with beads around its neck at the crew of Tux Parade.
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Yeah, and we have a video here that breaks down the story.
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Daughter caught a black doll with a string of beads around its neck at the crew of Tux Parade yesterday.
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Now, she and city leaders are calling for consequences for the rider.
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It was this, a black doll hung with a string of beads around its neck received by Lee's daughter Saturday.
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I was like, there is no way, like, out of all things that somebody could have thrown off of a float.
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The shock and condemning was shared by city officials such as Mayor Helena Moreno, who also took to her Instagram page saying, quote,
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The display is deeply offensive, unacceptable, and has no place in our city.
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New Orleans is built on respect, diversity, and inclusion.
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City Council Leader J.P. Morrell also called it a, quote, disturbing effigy meant to harm and intimidate families and children.
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It was her innocence that was taken away because I had to expose her to, you know, a darker side of racism and tell her why she couldn't, why she wasn't allowed to play with it.
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Groups like the New Orleans Police and Justice Foundation shared a statement also saying there's a clear line between satire and inappropriate signaling, and many are calling for accountability.
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The crew of Tuck said they were calling for accountability.
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And the beads were around the Barbie's neck, and that became a noose.
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But when the beads get thrown out, where does everyone put them?
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So if it was around the foot of the Barbie, they would have said, oh, this is like when the KKK used to drag us by the trucks through the town.
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Yeah, or when a slave runs away, they got us in chains and a weighted ball so we can't run.
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And the only picture that, like, they could maybe make an argument for is when it's hanging over the side of the float.
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That's the only one where I was like, all right, maybe it's bad optics.
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And you're assuming a one-for-one necklace with noose?
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Well, and the main shocking thing about this is the mayor got involved, someone on the city council, the attorney general.
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Everyone had to comment and come out and condemn.
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And then you're explaining to a seven-year-old about people used to get lynched.
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That you would take this, you see something around something's neck, and you immediately take it for, they're killing us.
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And keep in mind, the biggest lynching in American history was, I believe, in New Orleans, and it was Italians.
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So if it was a white Barbie, would that have been offensive to Italians or white people?
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But this is a big deal, and it goes straight to the mayor, and everyone gets involved.
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And you think, maybe there's other things New Orleans should be worrying about.
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New Orleans is ranked dead last, the least safe city, just behind Memphis, or in front of Memphis, I guess, if you're ranking by least safe.
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And it's got one of the highest per capita homicide rates in the U.S., 46 per 100,000 residents.
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It's just a horrible city, and then the mayor gets involved in beads around a Barbie doll thing.
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This is what you have to rile up the troops for.
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But the thing that's made me not believe this is what it was, half of New Orleans is black.
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You think a white guy was going, yeah, we're going to get a noose around this Barbie and throw it to a black girl?
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Or do you think they just put it on various dolls?
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And there's like a ton of things that we need to know.
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What was the mix on the race of those dolls?
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There's so many questions and variables here, but everyone just, the mayor, the city council, the attorney general, they all just go, we're worrying on a hate crime happening here.
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And final point on this story, there were white Barbies also with beads around the neck.
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And our next story is kind of in a similar vein.
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Yeah, this woman has post-traumatic slavery syndrome.
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If we really wanted to get into the intersectionality of disability, post-traumatic slave syndrome would be something that would be for real considered.
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Yeah, it actually feels like I'm dissociating from my identity.
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That's like when you see a Barbie with Mardi Gras beads around her neck and then you assume a hate crime.
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But the lady is just making an excuse for whatever is not going good in her life and just attributing it to, oh, I'm just a few generations removed from slavery.
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And everyone should just get over that because lots of people have lots of bad stuff that happened to them.
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I have some ancestors who probably suffered some horrible fates and it just, it's like water off my back.
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I had some Sicilian ancestors who probably didn't do well against the Muslims based on how I look.
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I never owned any slaves and you never picked any cotton.
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So if people are talking about past generations and that does something into your DNA and it
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intertwines this trauma that gets passed down generation to generation, there's some other
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things that happen in Africa that maybe are fucking you up too.
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Why child sacrifice in Kenya and Ghana is happening.
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And then this is something we've read before about Nigeria.
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This is what the British found when they got to Africa.
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Benin city lies to the west of the Niger and is near the sprawling delta of that mighty river.
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These days, Benin is just another ramshackle Nigerian town filled with mudwalled houses and
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But Benin is different from the others in its history.
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All of Southern Nigeria was a land of oppression, terror, and fiendish cruelty of slave raids,
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slavery, juju, human sacrifice, and cannibalism.
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But Benin surpassed them all as a city of blood.
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Maybe the cannibalism and the slavery that's still happening today is fucking you up.
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If we're going from the past, we got to examine everything.
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And maybe slavery wasn't even that big of a deal in the grand history of African warlord shit.
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And then the final point, which is a point that I make here and there, it could be argued that the Africans that came from Africa to America in slavery and then ended up staying and becoming modern day Americans, that was the best thing that happened to those people, even though it sounds dark, compared to staying in Africa.
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A little bit of suffering and then your entire bloodline lives in America.
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Next, we're going to get into a delusional podcaster clip.
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This guy on the right in the red shirt, he's trying his best to understand the noticing the guy on the left is doing.
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People navigate the world based on past experiences, patterns.
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So if I see someone, whether they're white or black, a kid, given I've worked with them as well, dressed like Eminem, I'm going to probably subconsciously behave differently.
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Because you have to have reasonable or articulable suspicion that somebody's committed a crime.
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And just because somebody, I don't even know what that means.
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If somebody's crossed the street to avoid a kid with his pants sagged.
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Why do I not have the freedom to act accordingly based on my rational thinking?
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There's not a memetic pattern behind you wearing your hat like that.
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I've never seen anyone wear a hat like that.
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I have seen kids with their pants dangling below their butt.
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And you're telling me if I pay attention to that pattern, I am morally wrong for using my rational pattern recognition.
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Yeah, because there's no stats that you can provide that would say if you're dressing with baggy pants, that means that there's a better chance that you're committing a crime.
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So as law enforcement, I'm going to treat you different.
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I'm not pulling up stats when I make that decision.
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I'm basing it based on my past experiences, given the people I've worked with, the kids I've encountered.
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Based on that theory, if black people as a whole commit more crime than white people, should they be treated differently?
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I'm going to treat the kid wearing the pants in that way differently.
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That has nothing to do with what you just said.
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And you still haven't told me why he's wearing his pants like that.
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First of all, maybe you should talk to somebody who dresses differently than you.
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Now, I don't want to talk to them, but but they're not wearing their pants differently because they're trying to commit a crime or they want to be a drug.
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But there are all sorts of different reasons why people I just and I just acknowledge I told you about how many of my students were trying to fit in and cosplaying this gang culture.
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They would go home and they'd be like the opposite when they were home.
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They would come in and act like they were these little gangsters, these little hard kids, and they were completely like the opposite when no one was looking.
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I understand it can be faked, but what are they signaling?
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Trying to make a connection between somebody that's wearing baggy pants and they must be gangbangers or they admire that.
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And, you know, what study can you show me that black people are more dangerous?
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And someone has a tweet that sums up that as well.
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Should blacks be treated differently since they commit crime at rates 10x higher than everyone else?
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One out of every three black men is a convicted felon.
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Example, the Second Amendment was never intended for blacks and isn't compatible with low trust demographics.
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And then this guy doesn't think anything matters and stats don't matter.
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And I'm happy to sit in front of the black man with his hood up and unkempt dreads on the bus because I'm not racist.
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And pattern recognition and this thing that the guy on the left was talking about is literally how you stay alive.
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He needs the Cato Institute or somebody to come out and tell him if baggy pants are bad.
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And this other guy's like, I'm just vibing off life experience.
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And when you put like a number on someone's chances of surviving, like this guy on the right, if he listens to his own advice, he's got like 30% chance.
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You know, it's just, I don't know why, but for some reason, every opinion that the guy in red has needs to be filtered through some study or some academic thing.
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And then the point we made in the past, it's amazing how much leftist discourse is just them pretending not to understand things, thus making discourse impossible.
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You have to treat every single person exactly the same all the time.
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Whether it's a billionaire in a suit who pulled up in a car that you can't afford, or if it's some ghetto gangbanger kid with his hoodie tied up and like-
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With his sheisty running up on you with his hands on his pants.
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My pronouns are they, them, or at least that's what I share with people most often.
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But for this particular meeting, I will come out fully as saying that my pronouns are she, they, him.
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Now, I don't usually go into that because it becomes a quite interesting, delicate conversation about what it means to be a man, what it means to be a woman.
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And then you come out again from they, them to she, they, that, to she, they, he.
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There's a second hidden identity that she could only reveal at the public hearing on public schools or whatever the fuck it was.
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And now everyone has to listen to her at that town hall or whatever.
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Remember a few weeks ago we were talking about, we made that point how white people say, let's take this outside and other groups don't do that.
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White people respect the venue before getting into fisticuffs, right?
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And then in the example I gave, I said, black people don't do that.
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Just like I said, unfortunately, I kind of spoke that into existence.
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And I don't know if you spoke it into existence because we have seen it before.
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But there was another thing I spoke into existence.
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Remember I said when I was a kid watching the ice skaters, I wanted them to fall and get cut in the face with the skate?
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The headline is, O-Block Switcheon was arrested for a possession of a Glock with a switch and a silencer and other charges.
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So his name is O-Block Switcheon, and then Stone Toss Comics said, J.K. Rowling naming a black person.
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Well, O-Block in Chicago is like a famous thing.
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So he was named after the ghetto or the projects, basically.
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We have some bad things that people did to kids.
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Loving, goofy toddler three died painful death after her mother let new boyfriend move into family home.
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And guys, just these pictures, this picture here, like the girl, the girl with the mom, and then the black guy who for some reason this white mom let into her house.
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But she was found unresponsive at 12 p.m. Thursday after she was brutally beaten by her mother's boyfriend, Gerald Coombs.
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Coombs admitted to detectives that he bound the toddler's hands with a robe tie and her legs with painter's tape at the Citra home.
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So, yeah, the 32-year-old claimed he had restrained Paisley to keep her from reaching into her diaper the night before.
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The defenseless child was bound, and Coombs said he picked her up and dropped her on the floor.
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It was then that Paisley began gasping for air, and he started striking the toddler multiple times.
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And then finally, there's always this part in a crime where you do it, and then you don't get help quick enough because you're like, ah, I did it.
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And it says, just before 11 a.m., Coombs let Paisley's mom know that the child wasn't responding, according to the sheriff's office.
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But it wasn't until around 40 minutes later that a 911 call was made.
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So they're kind of like, he knows he did something bad.
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She has no idea who she's letting into her house.
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But, like, tying up a three-year-old and then beating?
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And then, like, he talked to the cops, and it was like, yeah, it got carried away.
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It's like, in what world is tying up a child ever a thing?
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It's like different species almost, this guy from the rest of society, right?
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At what point has that ever, like, crossed your mind?
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And this section is what we mentioned in the intro about unjust sentences from the judges.
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So this woman hot-glued a child to a chair at a daycare facility she was working at.
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Williams is serving a 10-day jail sentence after pleading guilty to misdemeanor child abuse
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and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile.
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Documents show a three-year-old wouldn't sit in their chair.
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Williams used a hot glue gun to put glue on the seat and then sat the child on the chair,
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resulting in second-degree burns on the child's upper thighs.
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Advocates say this case raises bigger questions about child care oversight and safety.
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So after a week or so, she'll probably learn her lesson that as a daycare worker,
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And you see the vacant stare in her stupid eyes.
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Like, you would never harm a three-year-old ever.
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but if it was a white teacher who hot glued a black student,
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And it's proof that people don't hate racism.
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And that's why this story is getting no attention.
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There's another guy who's getting probation for what he did.
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A Las Vegas man who beat a one-year-old to death
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Christian Moniz Rubino was sentenced to probation
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Prosecutors said Kai was rushed to hospital in June
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They said the injuries were consistent with abuse,
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And there's constantly, like, every year there's a child
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And they try to get you in jail for, like, 25 years.
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and they try to gut you for, like, a life sentence almost.
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In what world can you get probation for a clear abusing a child to death?
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Three cases, one week, all minorities on white people,
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If you let your white child around low IQ, vacant eye, you know, this black lady,
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the first black guy, I think you're fucked up.
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And the guy from Cringe of the Week in that podcast, he would say,
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And then you, a guy who lived life and paid attention to news stories
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or watched this podcast, would go, I'm not listening to you.
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These big testosterone women, it's fucking unbelievable.
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We have another example here of a bad prison sentence.
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and he's getting six months instead of the 20 years they wanted.
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Yeah, Tavari Pearson hit his therapist with a rock to the head,
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strangled her, raped her, and then dumped her in a ditch.
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And if you can see, she's wearing a Black Lives Matter pin in that picture.
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Back behind bars, Pearson is currently back behind bars
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He was indicted for a string of car thefts and burglaries,
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though the new indictment is only eight counts.
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Court records show Pearson allegedly committed 21 separate times
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21 crimes between September and November of 2025.
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And then now he's getting six months instead of 20 years.
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And then there's a certain type of lawlessness
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when you try to rape someone, smash someone with a rock,
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He was out on probation and was caught with a stolen car
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The gun was stolen out of a car that was stolen sometime last year.
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So it's like there's a thread to all these crimes to pull.
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And Mimetic Sisyphus is talking about this, but I'll read it.
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where he bludgeoned a therapist and threw her in a ravine,
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But the victim was working at Spring Mountain Youth Camp,
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when the 15-year-old Tavari Pearson attacked her in May 2022.
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where Pearson pushed the therapist to the ground,
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hit her with a rock, all that stuff we just mentioned.
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But that was like when he was in a juvenile offender thing.
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while he's in some sort of program or custody of the state.
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and it just merges together into one horrific crime
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Florida teen accused of rigging homecoming election
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And then two teen girls accused of carjacking
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and listen to how much money she wanted to collect.
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The woman police say they tried to extort said she received a text
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It said Sanders would be killed if the suspects didn't get $500.
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She was also sent a picture showing Sanders tied up in a chair
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These days you can expect almost anything from anyone.
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and at this point we're just glad we were able to bring it
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So at that point, if the money had been exchanged,
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then what would we be dealing with at this point?
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Police say they found Sanders inside this apartment.
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She was unharmed and essentially just hanging out
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And it was three friends together faking a kidnapping,
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Yeah, so you basically do a felony for $500 split three ways,
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And now you're going to do, what, 20 years for extortion?
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And then another piece to this is they're all old, 36, 42, 34-year-old.
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This isn't like kids who accidentally did something.
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You got to have reasonable expectations for the crime.
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Yeah, $500 because you know you're hitting someone up who's broke.
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Yeah, these masterminds, they get their scam, and then they get caught.
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You don't learn by 40 years old to not extort someone with proof via text message.
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Yeah, well, don't get too down or too depressed.
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We're moving on to Uplifting Gold, and we have some uplifting stuff today.
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We need some uplifting because that child abuse section,
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if you send your kid to any black worker and they're white with race relations
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at what they are right now, you're stupid.
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Because, like, even if you're an unbiased person who's regular and,
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oh, I don't judge anyone, someone else judges you.
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If you don't realize, like, what's – sorry for taking Uplifting Gold.
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But, like, these people are being taught something,
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that white people are, like, inherently evil.
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Little fascists, you know, or, like, future fascists.
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So you have to use their mindset as a frame of reference for who you allow near your kids.
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You're not sending your kids to, like, Philip Exeter Academy or something.
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You're sending them to, like, a shopping mall with some mean, big, fat, dark black woman.
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And that's not where you want to send your kid.
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Take them to work and let them just play under the desk.
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It's not the most uplifting stuff, but it's some funny stuff.
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First, POV nightly reels scroll, but you're performatively into physical media.
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So this guy is just printing out reels and then liking it with a pen.
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You know, I was actually talking to Fleckus recently.
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I was laughing like a drooling retard at a reel, at a meme.
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I was in awe at like Instagram sends me something, and it only comes across my desk when I'm scrolling reels after it's had like 100,000 likes, and it's undeniably funny.
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It's kind of the power of the algorithm and like everybody.
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I do a lot of online shopping from the Algo.
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I was laughing like a stupid mouth breather at a certain meme.
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And the Algo knows what you're up to and builds like a model of your life.
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Like when I got a new car, I get ads for at-home detailing kits.
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And then after that, I get ads for microfiber towels.
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And then after that, I get ads for a car cover.
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A man rescues a pig and then makes the pig his friend for life.
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And he goes up the stairs with him and he lives in the city.
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Everyone, what are these people taking pictures?
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This next uplifting clip is a shout-out from Maxime Ancelot.
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And on Twitter, he wrote, he makes his workers listen to the show, whether they like it or not.
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And our last clip of the show is our Pure Americana clip of the week.
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This taxi driver does not want to pick up this guy from the casino.
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We've got to check to make sure he has money before he gets in.
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I'm not going to be the one that spends an hour with the cops dealing with this guy.
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You ever see someone so banged up and so fat that you lock in on your diet because you saw this?
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And then we go back to zero and then we do a little bit for, you know, special selections.
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And if you missed a shout out today, it'll come Tuesday.
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And then someone is watching this and we're like, there's too many birthdays.
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And then if you're a bonus lander, you'll get a shout out.
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So if you guys really want to get that shout out, just sign up for bonus land where you'll
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Thank you guys for watching all the way through.
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Fleckistalks.com for a 30 minute bonus land dropping tomorrow.
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And if not, disappointing, but we'll see you on Tuesday.
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Cause Fleckistalks and Redboy just uploaded the show.
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Fleckistalks, Fleckistalks, give it up to the world's best host.
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Fleckistalks, Fleckistalks, choose the uncle and tickle the post.
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On the last page of housekeeping, we're letting Fleckistalks cook.
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There's a new alien spin, a rat boy shoots him a look.
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It's exactly what the feds wouldn't want you to see.
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But it could be a distraction and that rings true to me.
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Fleckistalks, Fleckistalks, give it up to the world's best host.
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Fleckistalks, Fleckistalks, Fleckistalks, choose the uncle and tickle the post.
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Fleckistalks, Fleckistalks, Fleckistalks, choose the uncle and tickle the post.
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Fleckistalks, Fleckistalks, choose the uncle and tickle the post.
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There's uplift in gold and fleck as pets get controlled
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We won't stop till the world is rid of all the pit bulls