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Today on the show, war with Iran has begun again, we re going over the details, then someone called me hateful because of my comments from last episode. Then everyone is feeling bad for themselves and cringe of the week. And last but not least, we have another fake hate crime, this time at Chipotle. All this and more on today s episode of Fluckus Talks.
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All right. Welcome back to Fluckus Talks, the podcast episode 333.
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Today on the show, war with Iran has begun again.
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Then Nab from Fresno called me hateful because of my comments from last episode.
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Then everyone is feeling bad for themselves and cringe of the week.
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And last but not least, in Urban Decay, we have another fake hate crime, this time at Chipotle.
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It's Fluckus Talks, the podcast episode 333, ranked the best news podcast of all time.
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As you guys know, as I mentioned a few episodes ago, I completely cut out Diet Cokes and Frescas.
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And now I'm just ripping Cove Pure and it tastes better and I'm getting less puffy, less inflamed.
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I'm going to skip the puffy and inflamed comment.
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I could have swung on you there for no reason, but I'd hate to do that with a sponsor involved,
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We were required to do that from our Illuminati handlers.
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From the handlers above and Fleckes kept telling me, and well, I'll read this.
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And Fleckes keeps coming up to me and telling me about episode 3.33 on 3.3.
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Like there's some extra leg where I have to believe more.
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Some people call it synchronicity or like a simulation glitch.
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We will continue down this path you've laid out.
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The only time there are no coincidences is in like a murder investigation.
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That's when I'll say, yeah, it's more than a coincidence.
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But think about all the things that led to this.
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Like every vacation we took, how the calendars laid out.
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Times we missed a random episode when people were feeling sick or, you know, taking a trip
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And then all of a sudden it's episode 333 on 3-3.
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It's like, I don't know how you're getting there, man.
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And imagine if we were like a baseball podcast and it was episode 333 on 3-3.
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Like we are a podcast that talks about conspiracies and politics and it's 333 on 3-3.
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Obviously, the main story of the day is going to be Iran.
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We're going to talk about that in a few minutes.
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It's like, I want to point some, whoa, stuff out first.
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The speed bumps, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
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The Minnesota fraud stuff, we've obviously been covering that a lot.
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And I wanted to point to this graph because it kind of blew my mind.
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Yeah, and we had covered the explosive growth that was talked about for the autism funding
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But starting with 2017, where it was $1 million reimbursed, and then $6 million in 2018, to
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end all the way at $343 million from the Department of Human Services for autism.
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And this was all during Tim Walz's control of the state.
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And before that, it was about $1 million a year.
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And by the end, $343 million, 35,000% increase.
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So either in on it or a retarded governor.
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He's half in on it and then half, nobody's going to notice this, right?
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And I think they put him in because he's a retarded governor.
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And then that makes it easier to make him in on it.
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And while he was helping the Somali scam and get their money, Minnesota was actually declining.
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We have some stats here from basically, on the right, it's 2019 to 2024.
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It basically declined in every single metric and in a big way.
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So it went from 18th to 33rd, 20th to 39th, 22nd to 40th.
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And I think Minnesota, we had talked about before, had a nice budget surplus.
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They spent all that and definitely part of it on the autism.
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If you've seen it, it went from $1 million to $343 million.
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Investors are dreaming of that type of return everywhere.
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And unfortunately, it just went right to the pockets of Somalis.
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Yeah, and then these are the rankings within the United States.
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Tim Walts comes into office in 2018 when things are pretty high.
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Overall proficiency rates have remained steady in recent years.
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Less than half of all students met grade level expectations in math and reading.
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And yeah, it just went down and then bottomed right in the middle or towards the end of COVID and now has steadied out.
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But at least the Somalis got their scam dollars and Tim Walts keeps getting elected.
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We have some news out of Arizona about SNAP benefits.
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We're outside the state capitol tracking how lawmakers are dealing with a reported drop in food assistance for roughly 380,000 families across Arizona.
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New data shows over 41% of Arizonans have lost their SNAP benefits due to strict new federal laws.
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Congress agreed last July on a funding plan which requires more adults to work to keep their benefits.
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Governor Hobbs is now proposing a budget that would increase staffing and funding for the SNAP program.
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Arizona lawmakers have yet to agree on a plan that would help thousands of families across the state.
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So down 41%, 41% of people are now off SNAP because of the new restrictions and the making it harder to get it, which sounds good.
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But unfortunately, there was a 100% increase during COVID.
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So we're down 40% after the 100% increase from six years ago.
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Yeah, this chart we've shown before, federal food stamp spending in billions, and you see the straight line up during the COVID time, and it also evened out at the new higher number.
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That was part of the one big beautiful bill, which the main thing they did was just say, all right, we're tightening it up for able-bodied adults who can work, who are really ripping us off.
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Basically, lifers who are underemployed or not motivated to get it, but they're able-bodied.
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And then that included some minimum hours worked per week as well.
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So just to get us back to where we were before the country got looted, right?
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So it's one of those things we talked about where we're not in a golden age.
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We're just slowing down the bleeding, and that's like a perfect example of exactly that.
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It's better politics, you know, able-bodied adults.
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No American really signed up to support an able-bodied adult.
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Especially when the able-bodied adults aren't even American.
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The one big, beautiful bill needed citizenship.
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Another stat I saw, which I thought was interesting, came out of Michigan.
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It says there's 280,000 illegals approximately, and there's a 190,000 home housing shortage.
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Get the illegals out and the shortage up, and all of a sudden we're back, you know?
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Last episode, remember we mentioned how the Democrats always allude to the
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He calls for a path of citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants already in the U.S.
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I found this document from 1975 and listened to what they say when it comes to total number of illegals.
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10 to 12 million aliens living illegally in this country.
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Yeah, and keep in mind, like, more than 10 million illegals came in recently just under Joe Biden alone.
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It's the same thing, the joke we made last week.
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But I want to start off with the tweet I thought was funny.
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But I hate being on the same side as happy Lindsey Graham and happy Netanyahu.
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He's been screaming all day and now it's the only time he's not screaming.
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Invading Iran is a warm bottle of milk for Mark Levin, right?
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He, like, gets in his comfy bed and he goes to sleep finally.
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But everyone's saying, oh, we're liberating the people of Iran.
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We need to liberate the people of Frisco, Texas.
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Well, let's get into it first because Marco Rubio just did a press conference yesterday
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basically talking about how this was the U.S. getting in on it with Israel because they
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knew Israel was going to attack or they were going to launch an op and then the response
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from Iran would be to bomb American bases in the countries surrounding it, right?
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Anyway, so this was basically Israel's op that we said, all right, we'll get in on it
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too because we know we're going to be part of the fallout.
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So we want the op to be more defeating to Iran so that when they hit us back, it's not
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And so like that tweet, it's not only that we're on the same side as Israel or it helped
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It's like we followed their lead on this conflict.
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And yeah, there is like this, once the fallout happened, like the attack happened, there's
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But now everyone's like, we just liberated so many Iranians and we're liberating these
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And yeah, I don't want to get too ahead of myself.
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And then also all these people are going to become refugees.
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And then it's easy to say, oh, these refugees, where are they going to go?
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They wouldn't even notice if you spread Iran out all throughout Europe.
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And then someone said, going to be a suitcase nuke attack on U.S. soil because Kash Patel
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skipped an emergency briefing to ride the grave digger.
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This is a drone heading into a civilian building in Dubai.
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And then we have another example of missiles here with some advanced technology.
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And then we have a picture of a missile, an advanced missile here, and we have some context
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And I think this is speculation, but somebody said, looks like warheads reentering accompanied
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And so I think that's kind of like distractions, little penetration aids, things that will take
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up the defensive mechanisms of Israel, like the Golden Dome.
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Kind of distracted is what it looks like to me.
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We do have some context and explanation of that.
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What you are looking at is an Iranian ballistic reentry vehicle escorted by a swarm of penetration
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aids, decoys engineered to simultaneously exhaust and blind every layer of the defensive
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stack, Patriot in the terminal phase, Thad in the upper atmosphere, Arrow 3 in space.
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This is a purpose-built solution to a specific problem.
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And the problem Iran was solving was the entire architecture Washington spent hundreds of billions
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constructing and sold the world the lie that these systems are impenetrable.
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Capacity was already dangerously low after last June and interceptors are being consumed
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So it helps get through the defensive structure of Israel, the Iron Dome, all the missile defense
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So like all the little specks and then there's the big thing and then the little specks go
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into the dome and then they use dome resources to attack the specks.
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So 11, Iran had 11 ships, I believe in the Strait of Hormuz area.
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So it was never a regime change war, but we killed all their regime.
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The regime is changing, whether you like it or not.
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And then Trump was saying, oh, the guy I had picked, he died too in that.
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So we don't even have a regime change chain of custody or whatever.
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And then one of the things that was interesting about last time, the B-2 bombers or the bunker
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busters coming in and doing targeting the nuclear facility specifically, was that that
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was kind of like hands off, like one op and done.
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And then you can see the more comprehensive response in the Iranian reply to it.
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There was a lot more firing at basically every country in the immediate vicinity where the
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So there's a little more, it's a little more serious this time.
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And, but think about how the people of Cuba, we just liberated them.
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But so, you know, we're getting involved in shit that's not really in our purview.
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There's always a way to justify it or spin it and say, well, yeah, this was good.
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And all these people want to be liberated, but it's just not really the bread and butter.
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We got, we got cities in America that need to be liberated, brother.
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Unfortunately, you need Congress, congressional approval to liberate those cities or something.
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The only nice part is it's not like the war in Iraq where it takes 20 years and costs
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It's not, it's not a money laundering scheme yet.
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But it definitely, a little, one false flag, one different thing here.
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And you're dragged into something you don't want to be dragged into, you know?
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It's like wearing loose clothes around that heavy whipping Chinese live leak machinery.
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And then all of a sudden you get spun into the machinery because you were there.
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Well, I think everyone knows exactly what you're talking about.
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You don't want to get sucked into the Chinese machinery.
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It's like a Final Destination scene where, like, the water starts shaking and all of a sudden you're sucked into the Chinese machine.
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Next, we're going to go fast through this because it's kind of a me thing.
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There were orbs spotted before the bombs went off in Iran.
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And as you can see there, there's these bright orbs.
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Keep in mind what the Bible says an angel looks like.
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And then I want you guys to have some historical context here.
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Aliens and all these things aren't like, you know, the last 50 years.
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In 1800, while serving as Vice President, Thomas Jefferson recorded a phenomenon reported by the naturalist and astronomer William Dunbar.
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Dunbar described a fast-moving crimson red cigar-shaped luminous object roughly 70 to 80 feet long traveling about 200 yards above the ground.
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And then we're going to wrap up our little mini-aliens section with a prophecy from this guy who predicted what's happening right now.
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One thing she told me was, when you see Iran and Israel exchanging missiles, and I saw it, the way she tells me is a vision of, I see it like a living picture screen.
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Then all of a sudden, orbs appeared out of the ocean and everywhere.
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And I told the government, if this happens, the orbs are going to appear and wake people up and stop it.
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Be on the lookout for orbs in any heavy potential World War III zone, right?
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Yeah, or maybe stopping the nukes like they've done in the past.
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All right, and then with the death of Khamenei, the Ayatollah, New York Times had kind of a nice article about him and an obituary.
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We'll get to the details, but can you read the headline first?
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, hardline cleric who made Iran a regional power, dies at 86.
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And then this is how they described Scott Adams when he died.
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It says, Scott Adams, disgraced Dilbert creator, dies at 68.
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Dilbert was pulled from wide circulation after Adams' racist rant in 2023.
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For a one-for-one comparison is, Scott Adams, whose comic strip Dilbert was a sensation until he made racist comments on his podcast, has died at 68.
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And that's all because Scott Adams said he doesn't recommend living near black people.
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Anybody with an eye or in a brain can figure that one out.
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With his bushy white beard and easy smile, Ayatollah Khamenei cut a more avuncular figure in public than his perpetually scowling but much more revered mentor.
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He was known to be fond of Persian poetry and classic Western novels, especially Victor Hugo's Les Miserables.
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And so that's how the media is describing this regime change.
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And also in the past, we're obviously dealing with some, like, lone wolf terrorist sleeper cell things now.
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But we have an article that kind of is an interesting point about that.
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In Iran, this is from CNN, in Iran, death to America doesn't always mean what it seems.
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They'll write a similar article for the kill the boar in South Africa, too.
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And I'm assuming terrorist attacks are going to go up.
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We saw one, obviously, over the weekend in Austin, Texas.
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Afghanistan announces they will use suicide bomber battalions.
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And someone said, suicide bombing in an age where drones exist.
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You're pretty high ranking in the Taliban, which is nice, at least.
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You know, you don't get on screen unless you're a commander, right?
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And then, obviously, we had the attack in Austin, Texas over the weekend.
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53-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in Senegal and was living in Pflugerville, Texas.
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Material recovered from his person and vehicle give possible indications of a nexus to terrorism.
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We're not going to cover it too much, but just in the broad scheme of things, like,
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hey, are there more Muslim lone wolves in the United States and Canada and all of Europe
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There was a stabbing in Virginia that they're waiting and releasing and not releasing anything
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Um, but yeah, there's more lone wolves if I live near Dearborn or anywhere.
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And if I went to church near some of these places, I would definitely be bringing a gun
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to those events for the next week or so, or as long as this military engagement is going
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And keep in mind, these people fundamentally do hate us.
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So, it is just safety season, full 360, keep your head on a swivel.
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And then, you know, it's something interesting.
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This Senegalese guy, we have a lot of, uh, Republicans or, uh, you know, party members
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You think about it, 53, you're basically in the, uh, the autumn of your, what do they
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The September of your years as, uh, Frank Sinatra, as Frank Sinatra would say, I'm in the autumn
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of my years and you're doing the terrorist attack on in downtown Austin.
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Like you could see how a 21 year old or a disenfranchised early, you know, late teenager could get radicalized.
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You have a lot of hatred and you have a lot like, oh, it's time to activate now.
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You made it through your whole life and you're going to go shoot some white people in Austin,
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Well, we're going to obviously keep a track on the Iran stuff.
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Every episode, I'm sure for the next few weeks, we'll have some sort of Iran section,
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I'm just saying like, I don't like an episode that gets hijacked by geopolitics.
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It's more about like a thing I'm unenthusiastic about.
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And I'm over here with a scowl on my face while Mark Levin's saying, we need to do more.
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We need to get in there, get some troops on the ground.
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Type of people who, whose children would never serve in the military forces.
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So, um, overall, it's just a distraction and a disgust thing for me.
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I, I like paying attention to how the narrative changes.
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And especially off the heels of the Operation Midnight Hammer, the, the bunker busters and
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Bunker busting their nuclear facility, which is gone.
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And so all the rhetoric around that was just one and done one punch and we're out, no retaliation,
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And it's evolving into something else where we're liberating people and we, we have to
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stay for five to six weeks or something like that.
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And then a lot of people who are saying no new wars or whatever are kind of like justifying
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It's interesting to see how people, uh, how people's opinions evolve as the
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administration changes their directives almost.
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And there's always like, there's different, uh, theories of, as to what we're doing there.
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Cutting off China's access to cheap Iranian oil.
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There are, there's always some new benefit to attacking someone, right?
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There's, there's some new, oh, and it's also this.
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And that's where, that's the key is that there's a lot of like layers to it that we're
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not fully knowledgeable of, but, uh, Iran was giving a lot of oil to China.
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The Epstein files and I ran, I don't know, uh, or he gave all the money to Iran.
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But anyway, we've always said this as a show, uh, that things aren't good enough to go to
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That's pretty much the thesis for an America first type podcast and show.
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And I don't think we changed enough in between operation midnight hammer and operation, whatever
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I don't think we improved enough in America to go to a war with Iran as a treat.
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Uh, this is about alpha gal, which is that man-made disease that's a tick born.
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And a tick bites you and it makes you allergic to meat.
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A teenager who died after eating beef sausages on a camping trip has been confirmed as the
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first person in Australia to die of rare tick induced meat allergy.
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Cases of alpha gal syndrome have increased 40% since 2020.
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I've heard of people getting sick or, uh, repulsed by red meat, but I've never heard of a death.
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A teenager who died after eating beef sausages while camping has been confirmed as the first
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Jeremy Webb, 16 from New South Wales, central coast collapsed after consuming the sausages
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at McMaster's beach in 2022 and later died in a hospital with his death attributed to
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But New South Wales deputy state coroner, Carmel Forbes has now ruled that the asthma attack
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was triggered by an anaphylactic reaction to mammalian meat after he was posthumously diagnosed
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with alpha gal syndrome, potentially fatally fatal alert allergy to red meats such as beef,
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And this is a man-made disease and was most likely made at Fort Detrick if I had to guess.
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Uh, but they make this stuff and their goal, bigger picture, the world economic forum has
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even said this, their goal is to make everyone stop eating meat because meat's bad for climate
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But realistically, if you don't eat meat, everyone's going to get weaker and lower their
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And we have a clip here from the world economic forum from a few years ago of one of their
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So one is that, uh, people eat too much meat, right?
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And if they were to cut down on their consumption on meat, then they would, uh, it would actually
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Uh, but people are not willing to give up meat.
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You know, some people will be willing to, but other people, they may be willing to, but they
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They say, wow, this, this steak is just too juicy.
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So it turns out that we know a lot about, so we have these intolerance to, uh, so I, for
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Um, uh, and there's some people are intolerant to crayfish.
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So possibly we can use human engineering to make it the case that we're intolerant to certain
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kinds of meat, to certain kinds of bovine, uh, bovine proteins.
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There's this thing called the long star tick, where if it bites you, you will become allergic
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to meat, uh, I can sort of describe the mechanism.
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So that's something that we can do through human engineering.
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We can kind of, uh, possibly address really big world problems through human engineering.
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And if someone tries to human engineer me and I catch you doing it, you're gone, brother.
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And if that happens to me and I'm allergic to meat, I'll just eat meat until I die.
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My favorite part of this is going to be the nav for Fresno response.
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Uh, illegal alien charged with rape while training as a corrections officer set free by prison,
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An illegal alien from Sierra Leone whose visitor visa expired in 2024 was arrested while training
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to be a Delaware County prison corrections officer and charged by Glen Olden police for
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rape, involuntary deviant sexual intercourse, sexual assault, aggravated indecent assault,
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So you can kind of gather what happened from those charges.
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She was forced upon by this Sierra Leone ugly motherfucker.
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And so Delaware County prison sent him back into the community despite an ICE immigration
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When you see ICE officers in the street, it's the people who the jail wouldn't call them.
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He was training, in training at that prison for a while.
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Then they go, hold up, wait a minute, you got charged with some bad shit, including rape.
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And then they let him out of the prison before cooperating with ICE.
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He really knows the justice system inside and out now.
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He's like, well, I've seen him from both sides.
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And this is off the heels of the New Orleans Police Department accidentally training a cadet who was an illegal.
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So we got him in the prisons and we got him in the police departments.
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And then the New York Times ran an article the other day about an illegal and they were trying to like be on his side.
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Yeah, the New York Times ran a piece on their homepage about a guy getting deported, even though he had lived in the U.S. since a teenager and had been here for 20 years.
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And the New York Times waited until the end of the article to mention that 19 of those years were spent in prison for murder.
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But the Ayatollah is a nice religious scholar or something.
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It's like that movie where you put the glasses on and you see a different message.
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And then you put these glasses on for the New York Times article and the only thing you see is murder for 19 years, like at the bottom.
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It takes out all the fat of the article, the fluff.
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He just tells you, illegal deported, he was a murderer.
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And instead of 4,000 words from the New York Times, it's one sentence.
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If you read the article, wouldn't you get the gist of it?
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Here's the bigger picture of deportation numbers.
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Like by the end, you're like, all right, I get it.
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And it would be funny if the New York Times was doing like legitimate, like dummy paragraphs
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or something where there's a paragraph, say they get to the murder charge on the 19th
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paragraph and they have a dummy paragraph in 15 or 16 that gets boring.
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We have another story out of Virginia at a Fairfax.
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First responders arriving at a Richmond Highway bus stop finding the victim of a stabbing.
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41-year-old Stephanie Minter died from her injuries.
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Her family just posting this obituary, describing her as, quote, a beam of light in dark places.
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Charged in her killing, 32-year-old Abdul Jalloh, already well known to police and prosecutors.
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Court records show the unhoused man had a reputation for violence and alleged rape in 2018.
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And more recently, before the alleged murder, two alleged assaults.
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But only once was Jalloh convicted and sent to prison.
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In February of 2023, he stabbed a 73-year-old man so forcefully the blade broke off the knife.
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He pleaded guilty to malicious wounding and was sentenced to serve two years with five years of time suspended.
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I don't know how you get your charges dropped for a rape and a stabbing.
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Yeah. And then the one thing you do actually go to jail for is when you stabbed an elderly person, someone in their 70s, so hard that the blade broke.
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And this is Fairfax County in Fairfax, Virginia, basically.
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We just had the transition from Republican Youngkin over to Spangberger.
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And she just ordered with, I think, via executive order to not cooperate with ICE in the state of Virginia.
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And so they obviously were a sanctuary city for a county, I guess, for the entire time.
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All that history of his crimes, because how is an illegal immigrant just doing multiple stabbings and getting away with it without being deported?
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This headline that basically didn't used to exist happens every week.
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Illegal repeat offender kills white person in America.
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And then that didn't used to happen because we didn't have illegals or we had way less of them.
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And their repeat offenders, they didn't really exist as much.
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So he must have a great lawyer, a homeless, illegal, violent criminal.
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He gets the best public defender that you can get, right?
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And then none of the other media outlets even mentioned this woman, Stephanie Minter.
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They'll tell you the Ayatollah is not so bad.
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But we get a new one of these every week and it's just all so tiresome, right?
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This guy is like, I believe, a mobile truck repair guy.
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And he has an Indian client and listen to what happens when it's time to pay the bill.
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Didn't I explain to you and your boss how much it was going to be $1,100 between $1,100 and $1,300 to come out here and fix?
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It is cheaper than what I quoted you the first two prices.
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You can sign this or I can call a DOT officer out here and we can handle it however you want to handle it.
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If I played games with everybody I went around, nobody would like me.
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I wouldn't ask for that because I wanted to take the red thing and watch them be better for me.
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Maybe I was going to be ΕΌebybook because I got the red thing, and just asked for the other kind of town.
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I didn't know when someone say I had enough of perfection.
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People leave me somewhere right among the opportunities of tennis services.
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Sometimes people look like a wifi and a photo of them.
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So I thought the red thing is, see what Iμλ
looked like.
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And then someone replied to the sex offender running,
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Here in Fresno, we know the diversity of our community is a strength. I'm proud of my sick faith. I'm proud to be an American. And I'm proud to be a Fresno. So much so that I'm running for city council to fight for a better Fresno.
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Americans act when they're in Western countries. And the plot is pretty ugly. We've covered it over the last couple months of the show, right?
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Yeah. But if I don't like diversity, I'm hateful. But guys like Nav are allowed to do ethnic favoritism whenever they see fit. But if I do it, I'm racist. But when they do it, it's progressive. And you're allowed to because it's anti-white.
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Yeah. And we scrolled on Nav's page a little bit, his Twitter, and no more than a couple tweets down, he's reposting some other guy in a turban running for state house in Georgia.
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So I don't know what that has to do with Fresno, California.
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City council in Fresno, California. I don't see much, but I guess he could be best friends with this guy, or it could just be a random guy in a turban who he also supports. So some ethnic favoritism politically, right?
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But I don't think that's true. And I think we've had enough diversity. And I think everyone sees what diversity looks like on a mass scale. This is the white birth rate in America.
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White percentage of total births, 2023, and it's not good.
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19%, 30-something, 20-something in Texas. It's not looking good. So that's what diversity looks like.
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And we all know that diversity and demographics are actually what are the lead indicators for who wins elections.
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Multiracial democracy elections are not contest of ideas, but a racial headcount.
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And that's literally what's going on. And we see the ethnic favoritism everywhere, the one that NAV does. We've seen it at high levels in our companies and corporations with H-1Bs.
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Yeah. I want to talk about this really quickly first because there's some sort of thing like where a guy like NAV might think a show like us just hates Indian people.
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And we see an Indian, we go, fuck that guy. And there's some base level, like low level racism that is in our hearts or something.
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As if it's not just we've seen what happens when Indians kind of come in, take over, and start pushing political weight around. And we don't like the result of that.
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It's not like, fuck that Indian guy. Anybody who's worked in corporate America has met or worked with Indian people, right?
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Anyone who's gone to a high level college has met and studied with Indian people, right?
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They're around. It's a fact of life. There's no hate.
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But me and Fleckis are both done voting for any Indian politicians for a long time because what we've seen so far, right?
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And a big part of that is I'm not racist. I don't hate Indians.
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I just know which groups are doing ethnic favoritism. And we've seen it at a scale.
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And a lot of these are old assets that we've kind of gone over the past couple of months that inform our worldview on avoiding Indian politicians because they end up showing that ethnic favoritism on both sides of the aisle.
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And the ethnic favoritism is not good for America.
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Yeah, that's the key. That's the key thing. It's not just because they're Indian. It's because when they come here, this is what they tend to do.
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Yeah. And so these are a couple of our elected reps right now who are big defenders of H-1B visas.
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They happen to just be Indians. And a few of them are born in India, too, which I don't think should be allowed in America.
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You can't represent. You can't be a congressman if you weren't born here.
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But I guess we let those slip through the cracks a little bit and got lazy.
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And let's just take one Pramila Jaipal right here. Top right corner. You know her. I think she's from Washington.
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Her personally, she's like leading the charge to remove the country origin green card caps.
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So there's a cap on country of origin for these green cards.
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And she's took that up and is co-sponsoring legislation to get that cap removed.
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And then you look under the hood and you go, oh, who's who's being throttled by this cap?
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And there's apparently 1.2 million or so in backlog green cards. 800,000 of them are Indian.
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And she was born in India. So that became a passion project for her.
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She's showing a little ethnic favoritism there. And then she'll say, no, it's not ethnic.
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There are other countries, too. But then 75 percent of the people waiting are Indians, right?
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Yeah. Then something we covered before, FedEx's new Indian CEO, who is only the second CEO in history after founder Fred Smith.
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He's hiring an entire executive team of Indians, right?
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He appoints Kowal Preet as executive vice president for planning, engineering and transformation.
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And then he appoints Vishal Talwar as executive vice president, chief digital and information officer, right?
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So that's there's both politics and corporate, right? And then this coincides with them losing the USPS contract, FedEx, that is.
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I've heard from mutuals who live in the region that he's also doing the IT subcontractor Indian population transfer and demographically replacing Memphis suburbs.
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Stories of 90 percent white neighborhoods flipping to majority Hindu since 2020.
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So that's how it looks. You get your IT subcontractors. We'll make them Indian, too.
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We'll bring in H-1Bs. The entire company, FedEx, which is an American company founded in Memphis, is now turning into like some Indian thing because of ethnic favoritism.
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Which is what we're worried about when voting, right?
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Here's another example from a different company, Humana.
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A former employee of Humana has provided me with a detailed account of how he was both laid off and forced to train his H-1B replacement.
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This happened last November and he hasn't been able to get a new job, can't even get an interview.
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According to the former employee, Humana staff is 98 percent Indian.
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You could be on a Zoom meeting with 25 other colleagues and only one or two of the attendees were American.
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He also notes that his Indian colleagues were extreme rude.
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We're not going to get into the too much of the Indian behavior and being rude.
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We're just talking about specifically ethnic favoritism.
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And so once they got enough positions of power to start hiring who they wanted to, all of a sudden there were zero white people.
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And that's why we don't really vote for people who do a lot of ethnic favoritism.
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And then the result of that ethnic favoritism is more people coming here, more H-1Bs, more chain migration for those visa holders or green card holders.
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Indians come to America and then vote two to one for socialism.
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Instead, they attempt to turn America into India.
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There's no amount of economic contribution that makes up for this.
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And this is Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump in 2024.
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But then Nav will say, I went to a baseball game.
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And it's like, there's going to be a time when an Indian guy in a turban comes up to you and asks for something to be done.
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We've been mad at Indians on the right because they'll say things like this.
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If we're serious about decoupling from China, it will also require expanded relationships with India.
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And I'm not just saying that because my name is Vivek Ramaswamy.
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So it's something that goes across political divide, both sides.
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And the thing is, there's a big switch or trick happening where this is hate or racism or you've lost the plot.
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Canada, our neighbor to the north, they just imported 10 million foreigners in like four years.
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And we're not going to even get into how uncomfortable white women are at the clubs in Toronto now.
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We're not going to get into the illegal fishing and poaching.
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We're not going to get into the using cow shit or piss in religious ceremonies.
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We're just going to talk about politicians engaging in ethnic favoritism and then rooting for their group.
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We're not going to get into the guy cutting chicken breasts with his toenail.
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I had some Indian friends back in the day.
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But it got to a point that we're changing demographics in towns.
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Frisco, Texas looks like something different that it shouldn't.
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And yeah, you're going to city council of Fresno.
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So it's not exactly a point of power where you can really do H-1B stuff, but that's a stepping stone.
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And then who knows where you are 20 years from now helping out Indians, brother.
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And to wrap it up, I don't want to bring in people from third world countries that displace Americans, take more than they give.
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Yeah, there's a little thing where that used to work and it used to shut somebody up.
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If you said, you're racist, you're hateful.
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We're not talking about gay shit like that, pussy.
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You know, like we're not, we don't get silenced.
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They're ethnically replacing white people in America through mass migration.
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It shows up everywhere in data, student reading, proficiency.
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You know, this guy's a small potatoes running for city council guy.
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But I thought it was a good opportunity to explain.
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There's not just, man, I hate brown people.
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All of a sudden, FedEx, an entirely Indian company founded by America, Americans in America.
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It's just, no, we see what happens and what they tend to do.
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And whether we say it or not, they're still going to do what they're going to do.
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And is that better for America in the long term?
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It's better for Indians for you guys to have power, but it's not better for us.
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You're running against a sex offender, brother.
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And here's an interesting thing about the sex offender, Nav.
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I have a feeling you have the same exact politics and platform as him.
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And the only difference is he's a sex offender and you're not.
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And this raises a good question of would you take a sex offender who was 100% in line with you on all politics?
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We're still in the Nav section, but we're in Canada.
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Canada brought in a ton of third worlders, ton of migrants over the last few years.
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Canada's economy contracted in the fourth quarter, coming well below expectations.
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The slowest year of growth for the country since 2020.
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So, yeah, I guess infinity migrants didn't really work out.
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It doesn't provide the economic boost that you thought it did, right?
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Let's move on to the final page of housekeeping where I can say whatever I want.
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App in PO Box, notifications, old episode, links to this one, et cetera.
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We don't have a ton of time, but we're going to make our points.
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First, this is a really cool bar trick that you guys can try at home.
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And then, speaking of beer, IPAs, everyone drinks IPAs, Indian pale ale.
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Yeah, I'm not a big IPA guy, but it definitely became popular with millennials.
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Beer is the least manly thing in the world, especially IPAs.
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If you drink five plus hoppy beers, you'll intake an equivalent of half a pill of birth
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It has one of the strongest phytoestrogens, eight pre-no-ler-ler-ler-ler, avoid.
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Declassified CIA memo shows planned to make citizens unwitting assassins to target U.S. officials.
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And then this guy has a mind control technique of his own that we all can use.
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On your left side, you tap anything over the temple that you want to be true that is not currently true.
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On the right side, you tap anything that's true.
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I'm by the Scrooge McDuck room of all this money and I'm able to swim in it.
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There's an entire indoor Scrooge McDuck room of all my money.
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Basically, I have a theory and I've kind of read about this elsewhere and it's not that
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crazy, but I think a person's resting face expression is indicative of if they're happy
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or not based on if their mouth naturally smiles or frowns.
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See how they're all just like your resting face is like sad.
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And it's like, oh, because I'm always frowning because I'm sad because I'm always sad.
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The mustache makes you think down, but it actually goes up.
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He's the only guy on this list who killed himself.
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I think we need to go back to the drawing board, brother.
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And then Hillary's naturally unhappy, but she's a cockroach.
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Was this after you saw the Jim Carrey freak face?
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This was after I saw Hillary Clinton do her little press conference and she was kind of
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And it's like, all right, that's just like how you are.
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Like, that's the energy you're giving off is like, oh, I'm always frowning.
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I'm, I'm, I'm, and then you look around and people are either naturally smiling or naturally
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But yeah, I guess the Robin Williams one I didn't really think about.
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Uh, next, uh, there, there's an upcoming trend hitting the big cat touching industry.
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So this person is meeting a big cat and they see this, how they do it.
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They put them on his shoulders, they give them milk, they distract them and we can fast
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forward to the end and then you get your shot and that shot sick.
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But it's also like a thousand pound tiger and it's very risky.
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Um, but I think the big cat touching industry is going to get smoked by AI.
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Because if AI exists and you can have clips like this.
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So if you have clips like that, why would you ever need to risk it and go to a thing to
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pay and touch a real cat that they're like barely keeping off of you?
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If it's all for the picture, then who cares if the picture's fake is what you're saying.
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If you have an intimate like desire and need to meet a tiger, then you have to go in person.
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But if you're just looking for the picture, it might as well slop it up with AI.
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And I'm going to be opening a short position on Madagascarian tiger touching businesses.
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The last piece of the final page of housekeeping is just a funny tweet I saw, and I thought
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My neighbor told me coyotes keep eating his outdoor cats.
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So I asked how many cats he has had, and he said he just goes to the shelter and gets
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So I said, it sounds like he's just feeding the shelter cats to coyotes, and then his daughter
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Our first story from cringe of the week is just a funny headline.
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After transitioning, my straight friends started hitting on me.
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Everyone was just waiting for you to make this statement.
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Like, make no changes in your fat pig body.
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It kind of looks like a mix of you and me.
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You know, the store, they have the briskets that are like that big with all the fat on
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Like a, like a, you know, you ever see those floating whales that they're about to explode?
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Or the pig with the apple in his mouth and they rotate it.
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And speaking of trans, I thought this was interesting.
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It's a Reddit post, but it's about how shrooms gets rid of your gender dysphoria, maybe.
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Shroom trip got me, got rid of my dysphoria.
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Took an eighth of golden caps, not realizing how strong they'd be with a friend.
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During its peak, my memory returned of a huge portion of my childhood and I felt like the girl I was back then instead of the boy I felt like the past decade.
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Felt the boy part of me disappear and suddenly felt comfortable in my body and with my more feminine voice and demeanor.
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Went from telling my friend, I think I'm a girl now, to a few minutes later crying my ego because it was gone.
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And that's what happens with shrooms is an ego death and like this persona and facade you build up goes away.
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And I know people probably think shrooms are like a crazy bad thing, but I think it helps with people with PTSD too.
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A lot of tech people, like high-end tech people, microdose shrooms.
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Maybe there's a reason they keep the magic mushrooms away and they give you a big pharma pills instead.
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Next, we have a new they them song that just dropped.
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I've got six unopened boxes from Amazon on my porch.
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And I open up my windows, watch my neighbors get deported, pull out my thousand dollar iPhone.
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And I'll upload it to TikTok because it makes me feel important.
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I've got a $12 hand-delivered latte in my fridge gone rotten.
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I've got ten streaming seasons of air quotes and reality TV.
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With contestants on an island whose only challenge is fidelity.
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Hey, I'm adding this to my non-binary playlist for sure.
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It's kind of some Andy Milonakis meets Charlie Brown type shit.
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I definitely felt Charlie Brown at the beginning.
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And I think this is the they, them energy person, right?
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I think the lyrics are a little heavy-handed, but you're up to something.
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Yeah, but the heavy-handed lyrics, like the, the, I'm, you know, I got Amazon packages
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and a latte that expired and I'm filming my neighbor get deported.
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It seems like a lot of self-pity, like pull yourself up by your bootstraps.
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Like your problems are the Uber eats $12 latte in your fridge and then your $1,000 phone.
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And imagine this person really was a fitness buff writing songs.
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When you write the lyrics and it's like, I'm negative and I'm anxious.
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Hey, I'm not, I'm not that mad at the Scooby-Doo lyrics shit.
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I'll add it to my non-binary playlist, like I said.
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And you're, and that there is some talent there.
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And it kind of falls in line with the left versus right dynamic.
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Because my entire ego is constructed on the foundations of a moral superiority complex,
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which itself is pegged to a pathological hyperreality that when challenged or questioned
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makes me extremely angry and aggressive because it feels like my entire identity is under
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And I developed this mental model as an adolescent in order to make sense of the unfairness of nature.
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But due to lacking the introspective courage to challenge my own beliefs, it's easier to just
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pretend to not to understand things than face the terror of realizing that I might have been
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misled my entire life and could even be rejected by the tribe.
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I have to pretend to find that term problematic.
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If you ask an Indian or a black person why they're a Democrat, they'll just say, help me out.
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That's more for a white person justifying why they're giving the country away.
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Our next section of cringe is the one we mentioned in the intro.
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So basically, we have two example clips, but it's basically the same thing.
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These guys post videos and they call it my Friday night as a 25-year-old who doesn't go out.
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Imagine some sad copyrighted music over at 6.37 p.m.
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He picks up the slop, then he plates it, and he pours a cold one, and that's filtered water.
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Then he gets an evening popcorn bag filmed from inside the microwave.
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And besides plating the Uber Eats and cleaning the dishes, this is a normal night.
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There's a new content lane of doing the mundane.
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But I just don't get, like, what do you want to happen?
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You want a girl to see it and go, oh, this doesn't seem so bad.
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Maybe I could come over and watch Netflix with you.
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You think you're going to get a girlfriend from this?
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And we've all had nights that look like this, but we don't put our fast food on a plate.
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This is an Asian guy, and his Friday night is a 31-year-old.
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And they have the sad music, which we can't play.
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To watch you plate Chipotle in Buffalo Wild Wings?
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You don't just eat standing up in your kitchen like everyone else?
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Then you graze all night and you come by and you have a bite here and there and you have
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like five different things out and you just eat standing up.
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There's this, I don't know, procedural content.
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There's no like my personality is coming through.
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There's no here's what I'm excited about or here's me showcasing like my quirks.
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They really just make you watch them eat Chick-fil-A on a lonely Friday night.
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And then you know what you really spent your night doing?
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Moving the monopod around and then getting all these shots of you doing nothing and then
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You should do a video of here's my lonely Friday night.
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He's a 21 year old, blah, blah, blah, who makes content about being lonely and has
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And then you could actually have a video of you editing the video.
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The meta is like smoking a joint or like in premiere and then like doing it like,
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You know, that's how your night really went if you did it.
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There's a new angle that I just thought of called flooding the market, right?
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So this is two guys making the same kind of content, the lonely pity girlfriend content,
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I'd like to make some of this content with AI, flood the market, make all this content cheap
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Then you kind of flood the market with slop and then all of a sudden nobody cares about
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I was like, these guys are trying to do something and, you know, I don't know.
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It doesn't seem like anything really crazy.
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Their grandparents, you know, their grandpa got a black lung in a coal mine and didn't make
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But this really pissed me off because it's trying to make everyone feel bad for them
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because like, oh, I'm just a sad, normal guy and this is what we're up to.
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But it's actually not pity they're looking for.
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It's like when the feminists are actually the ones who are going to like take advantage
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I want to come over to your apartment and we can do this stupid Netflix night together.
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We can put, we can plate the food and Netflix together.
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The like, like you do that little simple, like the good boy, like, oh, I play the
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And then like when it comes time to edit it, what you're really doing, you're like
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And they're trying to show, oh, I cleaned the dishes.
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Are there any girls out there looking for a normal guy anymore?
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Our first story from urban decay, another fake hate crime just dropped this time at
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A black woman walking into a building and you see something hanging from the roof.
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The first thing your mind goes back to is slavery.
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And the fact that it's still happening today in 2026, people are still being home and it's
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We reached out to Chipotle's corporate office asking about this incident.
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We received a statement saying in part, quote, the employees involved said that there was
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no racial motivation or intent behind the display referenced in the social media post.
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Adding, we understand how it may have been perceived and we take these concerns very seriously.
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And what I will have to say to the CEO of Chipotle is what you perceive as being offensive may not be what I perceive as being offensive.
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And then the skeleton on displays had a name tag that said Vinny in the Chipotle uniform in
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And then everyone at this location had to do sensitivity training and the employees who put
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So they took this retarded girl's word for it because anything that's hung up that looks
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Hasn't the noose and hanging people been around forever for everything?
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Isn't that pretty standard across all cultures?
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And then like everyone, like hanging as a punishment is like pirates.
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It's like you kill someone and then it's meant to send a message, right?
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And then for some reason, it's only slavery because that's the only thing this person
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But my favorite thing is like, at what point do you go, oh, I overreacted?
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They don't know what it's like to be a black woman in America.
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There's never the, hey, snap out of it, lady.
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Like she could go down a line of people and it's like three Chipotle workers, two white
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And she'd go, hey, does this have anything to do with slavery?
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And then she finally gets to the black person and goes, I don't know, kinda.
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You know, it's like a weird thing where you have to listen to her and, and you don't,
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And just because we hung up a skeleton doesn't mean it's about you, babe.
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For example, Richard Rappoy, give me a random word and I will connect it to slavery.
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Bandanas were worn to cover the face of bandits.
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And then I don't get how ABC 15 comes out and films for this.
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Everyone's afraid to be like, I don't think it's that serious.
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Maybe Vinny used to work there and now it's the ghost of Vinny.
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Nobody, nobody like is the adult in the room at these fake hate crimes.
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I didn't realize Chipotle workers thought so deeply about history.
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They're constantly, and they're supremacist.
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The Mexican fast food minimum wage workers are actually white supremacists.
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Must have gotten really good grades in history class.
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There was a massive brawl at one of their events.
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And if you look closely, everybody besides the security guard in the yellow shirt and the shoulder sling is fighting, yelling, or filming.
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And there's one lady who punches both sides of the fight.
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So there's no, it's just, I'm looking to get some punches in.
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And I don't, I don't understand why France imported so many African-Americans.
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They have no real sins to repent for, for the past or anything.
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And that looked like, you know, that looked like Detroit or L.A. or any American city that's Atlanta, New Orleans, you know.
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Same behavior happens everywhere when you get a certain population in, right?
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And then that congressman who had the sign up at the State of the Union, Black People Aren't Apes.
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And what were you saying before the show about Paris and Detroit?
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Detroit, they used to call Detroit Paris of the Midwest during the heyday of, you know, automobiles and manufacturing and, you know, Buick and all the auto manufacturers up there.
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All the manufacturing of automobiles got shipped overseas.
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And then Detroit wasn't really the Paris of the Midwest anymore.
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And now I think it is the Paris of the Midwest again.
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But unfortunately, both cities are just down here now.
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They're down here and they're like shit and they have fights like this.
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So it is the Paris of the Midwest all over again.
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It's back to Paris of the Midwest, but not in the good way.
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Our next story, this woman got caught and fired for stealing the mail.
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Investigators say 35-year-old Giovanni Jameson Lewis of Mastic Beach is facing multiple larceny charges for stealing items from envelopes and greeting cards at the Oakdale Post Office.
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Investigators say on November 19th, they say she took two sealed envelopes containing greeting cards and gifts out of the outgoing mail bin.
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Very disrespectful to the post office, which is older than America, by the way.
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And back in the day, a guy on a horse would deliver your letter anywhere in the colonies for a third of a penny.
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And now we have people opening your mail, hoping to steal a $30 anthropology gift card.
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You can see her cutting it open and then like with her long nails done, pulling it out from underneath her sweatshirt.
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And a mailman for like, if you're a low achieving black woman, a mail carrier is kind of the end game.
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So you're in a union, or I think they're in a union.
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And then you're putting that all at risk for like maybe $60.
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It's a federal crime because you're opening the mail and then you lose all your benefits.
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And then you also lose your pension, which the federal government matches.
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So many things working for you, you get a pension.
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And now you're going to throw it all away for maybe a $20 birthday card from grandma.
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And that's what we mean by low impulse control.
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Like anybody who's got a big pension and a big career, they all could have stolen $80,
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but they have the impulse control because they know this is bigger than me.
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I get annual raises that match inflation or beat it.
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This Amazon worker needed to use the bathroom during his shift.
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So he delivers it to the top of the stairs and then just goes and...
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Whips his cack out and starts pissing on the carpet.
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And then now he's going to put the packages back on your stoop.
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My favorite part about this is like as a society, I think we have a little bit of awareness of Amazon drivers and how they don't have access to a bathroom usually.
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There was like a couple of years back, everyone was talking about Amazon people pissing in bottles.
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And so like as a society, it was in our collective psyche to be like, yeah, every once in a while an Amazon driver is going to really have to pee.
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And so if you saw this guy pissing out in your bushes, you'd go, ah, I don't like it, but I get it.
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But then to take that goodwill that society has built in from understanding the trials and tribulations of an Amazon driver and then using it to piss on someone's carpet.
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You're not really a participant in a good society if you're pissing on people's carpets, right?
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So speaking of not a good participant in society, this woman got caught on Tesla cam stealing someone's charger.
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So it's an electric vehicle charging station, and she just yanks it out to Tesla and hands it to her boyfriend.
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And she black, and she got a Tesla, and she know Tesla be recording, but she don't care.
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And then apparently at the end, when she was done, she didn't even plug it back into the other car.
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They ruin your charge, and hopefully you didn't need to go anywhere important, right?
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And then our final clip from Urban Decay, someone gets called out for jumping the fares, and this is how the woman dealt with that man.
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Everyone's required to pay the fare if you didn't realize.
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She kind of tricked him into agreeing at the end.
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She's a thief who's bullying an autistic person afterwards and calling him the N-word.
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And that's, you know, we take a page out of his book.
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If you're that person, we'll send you a t-shirt.
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A Chinese CEO gave away $26 million to his employees because they probably needed money.
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And they all just dumped the money for everybody to take some.
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I think everyone ended up getting about $3,000 to $4,000.
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And I was going to say, I'm not trying to be negative and bring this back to Urban Decay.
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This woman is very talented with an elephant.
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But then you feel bad because, like, any access to elephants is probably some, like, Taiwanese guy who's really mean to them when you're out there.
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Yeah, all the, you know, the tourist places or Thailand, wherever they have them, you're, like, you're always a little apprehensive about whether or not they're actually nice to the elephants.
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But that seemed like a good elephant relationship.
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And the elephant knew words, and it was responsive.
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Next, this kid makes a model rocket, and he'll never forget it.
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You go out with the boys, see where they land.
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And then you realize, oh, it shoots right up in the air.
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And then you aim it at cars, and then some car pulls over, and you run and hide in your house,
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and they knock on your door, and then your mom goes, I don't think it was my kids.
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Our last clip is our Pure Americama Clip of the Week.
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Sandy from JP doesn't buy ice melt from the store.
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I got the balls to kneel down at midnight scraping salt up in this outfit, so.
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How much do you usually collect per season?
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It's amazing more people haven't thought of this.
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I'm the only one who has the balls to do it.
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Thank you guys for watching all the way through.
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No shout outs today because I still need a break.
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I think we're going to come back and do shout outs on Friday and we're going to make them
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I have like this running list of all these shout outs and I don't know.
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Hey, here's a poll that I just saw right before the episode ends.
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50% of Canadians have an unfavorable view of India.
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So, you know, Nav, that's what we're kind of talking about.
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We're letting other people learn the lessons first.
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Who would know if adding Indians is good or not?
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The Indian guy or Canada and 57% and they didn't have a choice and then they dumped all
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the Indians on them and they didn't want them.
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Thank you guys for watching all the way through.
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We have really good stories we're going to be covering.
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So we'll see you in bonus land and then we'll see you Friday.
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The only way the show can be defined, the best news podcast of all time.
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On the last page of the housekeeping, we're letting us 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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Flag is tossed, flag is tossed, get it up to the world's best toast.
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Flag is tossed, flag is tossed, use the echo and tickle the post.
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The only way the show can be defined, the best news podcast of all time.
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This uplifting gold and fleck is pet's getting trolled.
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The only way the show can be defined, the best news podcast of all time.
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We won't stop till the world is rid of all the pit bulls.
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The only way the show can be defined, the best news podcast of all time.
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The only way the show can be defined, the best news podcast of all time.
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cheg just Krit cases, firm are based on theirATIONS.
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And actions speak louder than words from the world.
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My name is David, my name is David, my name is David.
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I am super strong, I am super strong, I am super strong.
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My name is David, my name is David, my name is David