00:04:31.000Immigration needs to serve the American people.
00:04:34.000And it seems that there's a big divide right now between the sort of old corporatists who claim to be Republican and conservatives, America First people.
00:04:42.000Dads are the real killers, you've heard, right?
00:04:44.000In the wake of the Clancy trial, they're actually far more likely.
00:05:32.000Gentlemen, I don't have time for your usual nonsense today.
00:05:35.000I'm going to make this quick because as you can see, HR has been temporarily relocated to the construction wing of the office during renovations.
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00:10:34.000No, I meant some vindaloo or whatever.
00:10:37.000Here's an Indian family sharing their lunch on a plane, and this is why the United States shouldn't be treated as an economic zone for whoever wants to get on a plane.
00:14:09.000Well, we'll need to do it though before our major election live stream.
00:14:12.000By the way, our website is live now, lotterothcredit.com slash election26.
00:14:17.000We are currently tracking primary results so you can bookmark it, go there, and actually see real time data right now, also through Election Day.
00:14:24.000Of course, on Election Day, we'll be giving some exclusive analysis like, you know, at the national election last time, we were the first ones to call, I believe it was two states?
00:14:32.000I think it was Michigan, maybe one other state, and then also the overall election.
00:14:54.000We proved that with the last election and we planned to do that.
00:14:57.000Again, it's a tradition, a very expensive, longstanding tradition moving forward to have all of this data, to have all of the experts, but we'll be providing that for you all the way from today up to and including election day.
00:15:09.000So go use that live map, bladderwithcreditor.com slash election 2026.
00:15:14.000And there's no reason to watch anywhere else because it used to be you had to watch where you could get the states called and then you tune into your commentary.
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00:16:43.000So, New York Governor Kathy Hochul, you know, you'd think maybe made a statement on Islam and how it shouldn't dictate the West, how we'll never succumb to fear again.
00:16:52.000Maybe that there's a difference between those who committed the terrorist acts and You know, we still have a problem with folks assimilating.
00:20:59.000I mean, you shouldn't pander anyway, but listen, I understand politics and you're trying to go out and reach out and touch the community and make sure that you can get those votes.
00:24:38.000Old school conservatives did that, and now we've seen the results, and it's not good.
00:24:44.000And it's not good, by the way, for the rest of the world economically because the United States will cease to thrive.
00:24:49.000So, we talked about H 1Bs last week, and then it set off a firestorm on X.
00:24:56.000And I think there's some interesting perspectives here.
00:24:58.000So, Palmer Lucky, he's the CEO of Anduril, and then there was Paul Graham, the founder of Y Combinator.
00:25:03.000They got into an X sort of argument over H 1Bs, foreign workers in general.
00:25:08.000So, Paul Graham wrote, I believe the most qualified person should get the job.
00:25:13.000And I believe this is in response to a thread that was set off from our video last week.
00:25:16.000Palmer Lucky responded If I try to replace all of my American engineers with foreign engineers who scored a few points better, I should be stopped by the law or worse.
00:25:56.000Because they pay taxes, this is their nation.
00:25:59.000So, that's where enforcement, stopping someone from screwing American workers by abusing the law or manipulating a loophole, would be appropriate.
00:26:08.000That is not antithetical to conservatism.
00:26:10.000Let me establish kind of their two positions.
00:26:12.000So, Palmer Lucky believes that the American economy should work for Americans.
00:26:17.000And by the way, that can include immigration, that can include offshoring sometimes.
00:26:21.000For example, if we don't have the steel that we need for certain products, that's where an American company stays in business.
00:26:26.000If you get it from Latvia, Lithuania, for example.
00:26:30.000But it needs to be designed, it needs to.
00:26:34.000It needs to orbit the United States, the American worker, our economy.
00:26:55.000He wrote Investors like Paul want the immigration debate to be strictly polar because it is the only way their traitorous ideas might seem reasonable.
00:27:02.000They paint one side as racist, backwards, economically illiterate, absolutists, and the other as enlightened.
00:27:10.000Support for laws that protect American citizens can be dismissed as uneducated.
00:27:13.000Anyone who hires immigrants or foreigners in any capacity, a hypocrite.
00:27:17.000American law should and does advantage American citizens.
00:27:21.000We should not have to compete on an even playing field with billions of people who almost universally don't share our values or respect our institutions, even if they are, quote, the most qualified or willing to work double the hours for the same wages.
00:27:37.000Basically saying it doesn't matter what they bring to the table if they don't share our values.
00:27:41.000Or respect our institutions, they will destroy our country.
00:27:44.000Maybe not actively like a socialist or a communist, but over time.
00:27:47.000Well, let's grant this for the sake of argument, because I'm going to give you what he laid out, and we've discussed a few times.
00:27:52.000Check the references the economic argument against H 1Bs, foreign labor, where it could be on paper appropriate, but it's actually not.
00:28:01.000Let's say you have 100 Americans doing a job or willing to do a job.
00:28:07.000And now you replace, I don't know, 80 of those Americans with someone from India who scored a couple points higher on some standardized test.
00:28:15.000And that's the only measure that's used.
00:28:17.000That's really how a lot of these people use these visa systems, right?
00:28:22.000It doesn't take into account sometimes experience.
00:28:24.000It doesn't take into account that these numbers are inflated.
00:28:26.000It doesn't take into account degree mills, where they also train up people to specifically do better in some standardized form of testing, but it doesn't mean they're more qualified to do the job.
00:28:35.000But let's take 100 Americans, now you replace them with 80 foreigners.
00:28:38.000Okay, they're slightly more qualified.
00:28:41.000Does that benefit the American people at large, even our workforce at large, more when you take into account that?
00:29:18.000So would it be better for those 100 workers to be American?
00:29:22.000If that 30% is actually kept in Americans' pockets and actually spent here on our economy or given to churches, given to charities, would it be better if those 100 Americans gain experience and stay in the workforce as opposed to 40% of them leaving?
00:29:39.000That doesn't seem like people who are taking part in the shining city on a hill.
00:29:44.000When 30% of their wages are sent to another country and 40% of them leave within 10 years, that seems like people who come here, destroy, pick up the carcass, and then leave.
00:29:55.000That's a very, very different approach.
00:29:57.000That's a very different worker in that workforce than an American who has no plans to leave.
00:30:03.000Treating us like a rest stop bathroom.
00:31:00.000That's hundreds of billions of dollars that could be kept here as opposed to sent to India, sent to Pakistan, sent to Bangladesh, sent to somewhere in South America.
00:31:10.000You know where you actually see people take this into account?
00:31:13.000Every other nation outside of the United States, with the exception of Europe over the last decade, they all have regulations to stop this.
00:31:23.000And Lucky is in tech, and so a lot of people, this is why I don't believe in class warfare, where it's just, oh, someone's successful, they're bad.
00:31:50.000There's going to be a window of opportunity for Xi in China that opens in 2027.
00:31:55.000That means that you necessarily need to be ready for a potential great power conflict with China in 2027 and for at least a few years after that.
00:32:06.000If you are then going to go out, And use your platform that was given to you by competing for China and criticize U.S. human rights abuses and then say nothing about China's, which are to a scale and severity you could never imagine in the United States.
00:32:27.000I want to start Android to save taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars and to get people out of these advertising companies, these entertainment companies that are controlled by foreign adversaries, and put them to work on the tools that are going to hold those adversaries at bay.
00:33:00.000Like it used to be with us in Europe, like it used to be with us in Canada at one point in time.
00:33:03.000That's very different from a slave nation like China or Qatar, to use them as examples.
00:33:09.000We used to be told that, hey, as technology advances, Right, the information superhighway.
00:33:14.000You can play Mortal Kombat with a friend in Vietnam.
00:33:16.000We were told that everyone will become more connected and that the lines, borders will kind of be blurred.
00:33:24.000I think, well, we are seeing, but we absolutely should see the opposite.
00:33:29.000As we gain access to more information and we see what these nations are like, nations like China, nations like India, and we see what their values are like, we should silo ourselves from them economically more until they decide to come along with the rest of the world.
00:33:46.000It's not, hey, With technology now, we can trade with you more.
00:33:50.000It's, oh, now we see you guys are dishonest.
00:33:52.000Now we see that you guys still have slaves.
00:34:00.000We're going to isolate you until you stop with, you know, the slavery, until you stop with, you know, stealing intellectual property from the United States.
00:35:44.000So he responded to a reply in one of our, I guess, the thread of our post.
00:35:48.000He said eight people on visas in a company with more than 10,000 Americans is what it takes to do business with U.S. allies like Australia.
00:35:55.000This is a very dumb critique responding to somebody.
00:35:58.000And here's just some of the stuff that Andril is actually making with Americans.
00:36:01.000You've been told we can't make anything anymore.
00:37:12.000And I will tell you this people have been describing this as late stage capitalism.
00:37:17.000No, there is a really valid critique of capitalism, corporatism, cronyism as it exists now versus free enterprise, you know, the sort of Adam Smith economics that we were raised with.
00:37:27.000But you can either look at this as late stage capitalism or I would say early stage socialism, right?
00:37:36.000But if you veer into socialism, the solution is.
00:37:38.000Because Americans are out of work, because they can't compete with third world labor.
00:37:41.000From the left is, well, just tax billionaires more, tax businesses more, even though we have one of the highest corporate tax rates in the industrialized world.
00:37:49.000Tax them more, kill more jobs, universal basic income, give everybody free school, right?
00:37:54.000Print money like it's going out of style.
00:37:56.000Or, before we get there, we can acknowledge the problem and say, you know what?
00:38:00.000The United States is more than just an economic zone.
00:38:03.000And instead of spending or printing money, we're going to start enforcing some rules that ensure.
00:38:10.000These businesses, these corporations benefit Americans.
00:38:44.000It doesn't benefit the American worker.
00:38:46.000So you can have open borders, you can have a giant welfare state, or you can enforce immigration law and have an economic future for the American people.
00:39:41.000When you see posts of women saying, I'm one step away or, Lindsey Clancy is absolutely not guilty.
00:39:48.000It's not just that you see a post, but when you see hundreds of thousands of shares and likes and comments in support of that, has this been a wake up for you the way COVID was?
00:39:59.000COVID was a wake up in that the government isn't always out to serve you.
00:40:05.000In the past, it used to be you're just a conspiracy theorist until it came true.
00:40:09.000Then it used to be, until I would say Lindsey Clancy for a lot of people, misogyny, manosphere, red pill.
00:40:16.000If you say, you know what, we have a problem here.
00:40:18.000There's been an over feminization of society, and really there's one half of the country that hasn't been held as accountable, and that's bad for both men and women.
00:41:16.000But the truth is, fathers, this is the myth right now, fathers are actually the real killers, far more likely to kill their children than mothers if you care about facts.
00:41:27.000What she found was a clear pattern among men who kill their children.
00:42:43.000And the attacks in which someone kills four or more relatives, which is something that happened in your family, have already surpassed all of last year's total.
00:42:54.000And this year is just halfway through.
00:42:56.000So, have you noticed this type of messaging has gone into hyperdrive?
00:42:59.000That's because the left is worried they don't want you to believe your lion eyes and lion ears.
00:43:03.000Not that anecdotal is proof, but the claims that are being made to deliberately conflate are dishonest.
00:43:14.000So, again, in the wake of the Clancy trial, here's a claim that you are very likely to hear.
00:43:17.000Fathers are far more likely to kill their children.
00:43:19.000Matter of fact, 95% of the time, it's the dad.
00:43:22.000There is a little known anomaly in the recording of murder statistics and suicide statistics every year, and that is something known as familicide.
00:43:31.000It's also sometimes referred to as familial annihilation.
00:43:35.000And this typically happens when a member of the family, 95% of the time, a man, decides to kill all or many of the members in his family at one time.
00:44:02.000Here's the thing that's interesting about that stat.
00:44:05.000And I'm going to issue some caveats here because basically, spoiler alert, all these numbers become a coin flip.
00:44:11.000I'm willing to bet when someone reconducts the research, you're going to see mothers are far more likely to be violent and kill their kids.
00:44:18.000Because of the dishonesty in the studies that we currently have.
00:44:21.000So, that study, 211 cases, it included boyfriends or men living in the home versus only a biological mother.
00:45:46.000Then the whole first year is still basically a coin flip.
00:45:51.000So what you have is day one, the mother is most likely to kill the child.
00:45:54.000If they're under one year old, it's a coin toss.
00:45:56.000It's about 50 50 according to the study.
00:46:00.000That's a far cry from what we heard 95% of the time, or the fathers are more likely to do it.
00:46:04.000And I don't believe these numbers because, again, when you look into the methodology, they very often include boyfriends, men living in the home.
00:46:12.000It's not seeking an honest result so that we can make a measured decision as far as policy, let's say as far as custody.
00:46:21.000No, it's very clearly designed to be propaganda, and we've seen that quite a bit with familial studies.
00:46:26.000Here's another claim that you will see it's all tossed in to defend the Lindsey Clancy trial and the mass psychosis defending of this woman therein.
00:47:06.000So, if we look at the safety of children in households, Okay, married biological parents, that's where it's the safest.
00:47:12.000A single parent with a live in partner, that's where you get 10 times the rate of abuse, eight times the rate of maltreatment or neglect.
00:47:19.000But then if you just eliminate single mother households or separate, sorry, single mother households versus single father households, single mothers are 48% more likely to abuse children than single fathers.
00:47:31.000So again, why would they conduct this and just include it and go, okay, we have mom, but with another man in the home?
00:47:37.000No, we need to get the statistic if it's a single mother.
00:47:43.000The mother of the child or the father, single father, because that is the determination you're making when you're going through, let's say, a legal custody battle.
00:48:17.000And you'll hear the same thing often from leftist women where they go, Well, when you're dealing with immigrants, actually, the most likely scenario is a father in the home.
00:48:25.000If there's a man in the house, you're more likely to experience violence.
00:48:46.000Most domestic abuse is two way, meaning she swats him, he swats her, and of course there'll be a power differential.
00:48:51.000The man's just going to be better at it.
00:48:53.000But when you eliminate that and you say, okay, one way spousal abuse, meaning only one partner is physically abusive, it's not a passionate couple where they both have tempers.
00:49:03.000Overwhelmingly, women are the ones more likely to commit spousal abuse than men.
00:49:09.000So you ask yourself, well, why didn't we conduct the studies this way to begin with?
00:49:13.000Well, for the same reason that that first study, again, alarm bells should go off.
00:49:17.000Wait, One side is only biological mother and the other is bio father, boyfriend, or man in the home.
00:49:28.000This is when trust the science falls apart because it applies to data too.
00:49:34.000And if you, if a layman like me, if a layman like you, go check the references, can just go through the tables and immediately go, wait a second, that doesn't make sense.
00:51:23.000Apply the same lens to Clancy, where a ton of women who go, even the women who go, I think it's horrible and she should be punished for executing her three children.
00:52:13.000The issue is the accountability for murdering children.
00:52:17.000And I would say that that husband was doing far and away more than would be required of a man like him, and she wasn't doing enough.
00:52:25.000That's the uncomfortable truth for even a lot of reasonable women out there who go, well, she should be punished, but he probably could have done more.
00:56:00.000I still think that Pinko commie is like the checkmate if someone actually is a Pinko commie.
00:56:06.000So I'm a big fan of when the opportunity avails itself, taking out a commie, replacing them, And then setting an economic deal that's beneficial to Americans.
00:56:17.000And there are a few things out there that are more important to the economic survival of the United States as energy security.
00:56:24.000So, to give you an idea historically and check the references, energy security is a big reason that Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
00:56:31.000It's a big reason that the UK and the US backed the Iran coup in 1953.
00:56:35.000It's a huge reason that China's desperately trying to replace its dependence on the Malacca Strait.
00:56:39.000And it's why President Trump's actions, his awesome actions in Venezuela, have been if.
00:56:45.000Executed properly, I understand things remain to be seen.
00:56:48.000They could be a complete game changer.
00:56:50.000So, if you had forgotten, remember after Trump stole Maduro in the dead of night and his people surrendered him immediately, a lot of them were Cuban.
00:56:56.000He declared that the United States would be doing great things with the oil.
00:57:01.000As everyone knows, the oil business in Venezuela has been a bust, a total bust, for a long period of time.
00:57:09.000They were pumping almost nothing by comparison to what they could have been pumping and what could have taken place.
00:57:18.000We're going to have our very large United States oil companies, the biggest anywhere in the world, go in, spend billions of dollars, fix the badly broken infrastructure, the oil infrastructure, and start making money for the country.
00:57:37.000Now, let's just put on the shelf for a bit that international courts deemed that Venezuela owed multiple American corporations, I believe it was something like $11 billion, because we invested in infrastructure, they just took it over.
00:57:47.000So when people say, well, what have they done to Americans?
00:57:51.000Just like with Iran, when they go, I'm like, but they haven't killed it, they've killed many, many Americans.
00:57:54.000Oh, now you're moving the goalposts just on American soil.
00:57:57.000Okay, I'm not saying that that means it was anything other than ill advised to carry out the Iran conflict the way they did, but to say that Iran hasn't killed Americans is dishonest.
00:58:04.000To say that Venezuela hasn't harmed Americans is dishonest.
00:58:07.000And people would use that to then oppose Donald Trump's economic policy, his actions with Maduro.
00:58:12.000And remember, because we're going to come back to this, people, the doomers, the black pillars said that none of that's going to happen.
00:58:35.000Well, I don't think that it's clear exactly what he means.
00:58:40.000But, you know, Venezuela would require about $100 billion of investment.
00:58:46.000Chevron is potentially best positioned to capitalize on any new opportunities to come within Venezuela.
00:58:53.000That said, it's an extremely long road to any of that happening.
00:58:56.000In addition to the geology that's at question with Venezuela, they have very large oil reserves.
00:59:01.000There's also the question of decrepit infrastructure in the country, which will take billions of dollars of investment in years of time.
00:59:06.000When you hear from the administration, the usual anonymous sources, that they think they can work with Delcy Rodriguez to transition to something, I don't know what the something is, and that the Venezuelan oil industry is just going to emerge from the ashes and suddenly be a big producer again, I think people are dreaming.
00:59:28.000Well, what do you think they're dreaming?
00:59:29.000Which brings us to now in President Trump's announcement, and I'll get to why this is good for America here on Truth Social.
00:59:34.000He wrote Breaking news the United States of America has just entered into an agreement with the country of Venezuela on the All caps, biggest oil deal in world history.
00:59:47.000At my direction, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of War Pete Exeth, working closely with highly respected interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, and through a partnership with private business, have secured majority U.S. control of more than 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves in Venezuela at no cost to the American taxpayer.
01:00:07.000This historic transaction more than doubles American oil reserves, greatly increases our oil supply, and I will.
01:00:14.000Sorry, and will substantially lower gas prices, caps gas and prices for some reason, for all Americans long into the future while helping to continue to set Venezuela on a course toward tremendous success and great prosperity.
01:00:29.000Now, the acting president, I mentioned Rodriguez, called the deal historic.
01:00:33.000So it seems to me that there's a give and take in working together.
01:00:35.000We, of course, didn't see with communist.
01:00:41.000President Rodriguez wrote I extend my deepest gratitude to the president of the United States of America, Donald Trump, as well as to Secretary of State. Marco Rubio and the U.S. government for their support in developing this agreement, which represents a historic milestone in bilateral relations between Venezuela and the United States.
01:01:13.000For example, if you look at what's happening with Iran and the gas prices that you're paying, you understand that it's a global commodity that hasn't affected our own oil reserves, but it affects.
01:01:20.000Globally, this can do that in the opposite direction and more importantly, blocks out China.
01:02:34.000And China has been, of course, they were working hand in hand.
01:02:36.000And we see that, by the way, China, Cuba, the unholy alliance with Maduro, previously Chavez, who was supported by people like Oliver Stone and Bernie Sanders and Sean Penn and those on the left.
01:02:47.000So when you understand gas prices and how much you pay at the pump, don't forget the people who supported propping up a socialist dictator who nationalized the oil industry and screwed American companies who had created the investment infrastructure.
01:03:21.000You have to understand that oil is a global commodity, and if it's not something that we're going to use or refine, we can sell it to people who will, and it stabilizes oil across the world.
01:03:29.000It really comes down to this do you want China to have access to that, or is it better for the United States to be working hand in hand?
01:03:37.000Because that's where we were, and that's where we are.
01:07:49.000You only apply it when the United States does it?
01:07:52.000Why don't you apply it with these nations that oppress their own people and jail dissidents and suspend elections?
01:08:01.000It'd be one thing if it's just might makes right.
01:08:03.000We went in and we enslaved the citizens, you know, like a lot of African countries do, like a lot of Arabic countries do, like a lot of those in the upper classes in India effectively still do.
01:08:12.000It's different when you go, oh, wait a second.
01:08:15.000This is an authoritarian socialist dictatorship that is abusing its own people.
01:08:19.000Let me ask you was it might makes right when Chavez nationalized the oil industry and just told American companies, yeah, all your infrastructure that you invested, we're taking it now.
01:08:28.000The reason you can't take it back is because men with guns are surrounding your investment in your property.
01:08:34.000It's only might makes right and evil when the United States says, no, We're not going to let you play that game anymore.
01:08:41.000If you believe that the United States exercising might is always immoral, Then you're simply allowing the rest of the world to have might make right.
01:08:50.000And that might creates socialism, communism, Marxism, totalitarianism, because the only thing that can stop it would be the might of the United States.
01:09:01.000Might makes right is exercised around the world, but these people act like we're the only ones who do it.
01:09:07.000Yeah, doing this and kidnapping someone effectively nonviolently in the middle of the night.
01:09:17.000And allowing the economy to thrive, first off, allowing American companies to get their investment back, and allowing the people of Venezuela to have a fighting chance to regain the 18 pounds lost because they've all been starving.
01:11:18.000Yeah, we took out a drug lord legally, put him on trial.
01:11:21.000Does that look like colonialism to you?
01:11:23.000Hey, if we're going to consider this in the same vein as any colonialism or imperialism in the past, or in America's past, or in anyone's past for that matter, it's pretty mild.
01:11:45.000You guys are going to have to actually start playing fair.
01:11:47.000And don't sell to China, but we'll buy it at a fair price.
01:11:50.000It's a lot different than what they're trying to make it say.
01:11:52.000Don't sell to China because I don't know if you know this, but Might Makes Right over there, they still have like the Uyghurs in a windowless room.
01:13:34.000Anything that you can do to make Donald Trump look bad or say, oh, we're using our power in ways that we shouldn't, it's like, I don't think he's that dumb.
01:15:16.000Listen, I think if you're able bodied, that you should stay as far away from them as possible.
01:15:20.000I think if you're getting older and you have limited mobility and issues and you need some help to do this, I think it can be incredibly helpful for people who struggle with their weight at an older age where they can't do as much about it.
01:15:31.000So, it's this whole reason not to carry it into old age.
01:15:34.000Make sure you get rid of it because I still remember, you know, when my grandmother was taking the Fen Fen and Redux stuff, that they were like, this is the best weight loss.
01:18:09.000So, on a personal basis, okay, we can take some chats on that, and I'm interested to see your opinions.
01:18:13.000But I will say, I am very thankful for the fact that these weight loss drugs have created unbelievable clarity.
01:18:23.000And by that, I mean people who said, you know, oh, it must be nice.
01:18:26.000You don't, I do everything right and I can't lose the weight.
01:18:28.000Then they get on a pill and they lose the weight, which, by the way, doesn't necessarily just make your body burn fat, it just reduces your appetite.
01:18:33.000Oh, it turns out you were eating too much.
01:18:35.000Or wait, you were a fat pride advocate and now you're taking selfies in a bikini on the gram?
01:18:40.000Oh, it seems like you weren't that proud.
01:18:42.000You were making excuses and condemning those who did the work and didn't simply find their weight loss in the bottom of a bottle.
01:18:50.000Case in point, here I want to officially thank Ozempic or Manjaro, Ozette Bound, whatever it is, for Demi Lovato being somewhat hot again.
01:19:06.000She didn't used to be able to do that.
01:19:47.000And now, and I can't prove that she has been on a weight loss drug, but it did happen pretty quickly post Ozempic or whatever, just as far as the era.