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Rebecca Parado tells the story of her daughter, Liv, who died on the eve of her scheduled interview with Elon Musk at the launch of the Space X rocket, and how her family tried to get him to answer some of their questions.
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in a story that will have you grab in for the tissue box,
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I mean, it'll break your heart and then heal it right back up.
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And we have some questions that Liv wanted Elon Musk to answer,
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And I am surrounded by people who work in the space program that actually build all of the things for the...
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launch for the space capsule and the rockets and everything else. And I'm fascinated by them. I
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start talking to some of the people. And then I noticed this couple sitting right behind me,
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husband and wife. And I start talking to them. And I realize they're not part of NASA. They're
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not part of the program. They're not. And this is a section where you have to be, you know,
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somebody who, you know, you have to be a journalist like me,
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or you have to be somebody who actually worked on the program
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that was as impressive as the rocket going off itself.
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I mean, it is, but then it is a beautiful story.
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let me just give you a condensed version of the story that I heard.
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and she lived the dream of being a fighter pilot and an astronaut with SpaceX.
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and she was obsessed with all things space anime uh she was obsessed with as well and she had you
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know dogs and cats loved it and her sister abby that was her whole life when she was 10 her mom
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saw that her jaw was swollen and needed thought she needed some antibiotics well that's when the
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family found out that live had a very rare and very aggressive cancer called undifferentiated
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sarcoma the entire family's life just turned upside down and they struggled to keep things
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normal for you know both their daughters and Liv had to do chemo radiation surgeries clinical trials
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It was a really dark time until she heard about a SpaceX mission, Liv did, called Inspiration4.
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This one was commanded by a guy that most people didn't know at the time named Jared Isaacman.
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The crew of Inspiration4 heard about this little girl with cancer, and Jared Isaacman paid to bring her and her family to the launch.
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He's worked hard. He's an entrepreneur, worked hard. He is a genius at me. He's one of those
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people, like our founders had Jefferson and Ben Franklin. We have Jared and we have Elon Musk.
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I mean, it's the same kind of thing we haven't seen in 250 years. But he paid for her to come
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out, and this was the beginning of just a life-changing relationship.
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And Jared, it wasn't just a one-and-done thing.
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He became committed to her care and to her dreams.
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And without anyone knowing, without anyone asking, much to the family's surprise, this guy just threw himself in.
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And he asked her to design what's called a zero-G indicator for the Polaris Dawn mission.
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and she sketched out this little stuffed animal
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They all got together on a Zoom call just days before she died.
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Jared chartered his own plane to fly, live cross-country.
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He took her up in a fighter jet, which he flew.
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she her passion was contagious so full of love and the space world was her world not hospitals
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she didn't let cancer stop her from looking up at the sky ever her biggest dream was to speak
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to Elon Musk the night they found out that her cancer had come roaring back she stood in line
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it's a remarkable story both the notes and the flowers
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i have the notes that she had written down the questions she wanted to ask elon
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we are surrounded by so many people who are just in it for themselves
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and when i heard this story and i saw that no one no everyone everyone was involved in just
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just loving on this little girl and nobody had this been gone on and nobody was nobody the word
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had not gotten out it wasn't anywhere nobody knows this in a time of such cynicism i really
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thought her story should be shared and her mother is with me rebecca uh parado rebecca
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how are you good thanks for sharing this story glenn you're welcome um
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what what did i get wrong or what needs to be told what what do you think
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needs to be said that i missed about her story
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i think you captured her pretty well she um she was a fighter but she always
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um she always loved space and that was the one thing that kept her going um
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Jared the crew you know they always gave her something to continue to look forward to
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um and you know she actually it took almost two and a half years for asteroids
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to uh finally make it to space and so during that whole period of time they continue to keep her
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close and keep her connected and zoom calls and birthday gifts. And, you know, she was sick in
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the hospital. They just, they kept her close and didn't forget about her and really meant a lot to
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her. How surprised were you about that? I mean, these are really, really busy people. Um, and
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you know do things and you can absolutely mean it and touch base and be there for an occasion
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and do something special but then you don't do what these two guys did i mean how shocking was
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that to you we're probably still shocked that you know we're still so close to to jared and
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and all of the people um even from inspiration for crew the polaris crew um you know to jared's
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assistance um they all stayed in contact and stay close and um have been a huge supporter for live
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and our entire family and we've been i i've told them we're grateful times you know a million times
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And, um, and I think that they just do it and don't even think about that.
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I have to tell you, um, when I talked to you at NASA, I didn't, I didn't, I just didn't think of the three letters of your daughter's name, L-I-V.
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and um the whole time we're talking and i'm telling her story and i'm thinking
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this is this her story will live it will live on beyond her the things that she did are going to
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live way beyond her years um tell me the story about the little zero g and i'm so mad i your
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Her husband gave me one and I have it in my studio in Florida and I'm up at
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another studio. And so I don't have it with me, but I mean,
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she really wanted this to be a Macy's day thing. And, um,
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so kid Poteet was the mission director for inspiration for,
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and then ended up ultimately going up in Polaris Dawn.
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so you know we stayed close to him too and he had messaged me after Liv's surgery and asked me
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to ask Liv what she wanted to send to space and initially we thought they were just going to send
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a toy or you know something that she wanted and it ended up being the zero g indicator
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and the the couple things that she wanted to send they couldn't get licensing to so they decided
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to have her draw something up and custom make something and so she has always loved shiba inus
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she found out elon had um floki so that was kind of like her basis she wanted it to be
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a space shiba inu and um and they spacex kind of took it and ran with it and literally made
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the cutest toy dog um and in a space outfit and he in a space he made lots of it and it didn't he
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didn't elon pay for all of these things just pay for them to be made and i all of the proceeds
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from asteroid uh live got to choose where the proceeds went to and so that she chose
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because this happened before he was head of NASA,
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when she found out that he was the head of NASA,
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that's the guy that I was in the fighter jet with.
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I mean, it must have been amazing to have been with that guy
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um and to now no i know the head of nasa all that look at that picture
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when they showed me that picture at fighter jet weekend i that was the one
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she adored him uh she looked up to him so much and it was almost more of a an uncle
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she felt like he was then then just he was just jared to her he wasn't he wasn't really the the
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big astronaut he wasn't the head of nasa it was just that's jared to her and um and he went above
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and beyond to make sure that she was taken care of so um we have a list that she wrote that she
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wanted to ask elon when she was you know when he was calling she had a list of nine or ten things
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she wanted to ask him and they are just so they're so nerdy yeah um and uh what i want to do is i
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would like to uh have you go through the questions and we'll post it today on x and i will bet you
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that elon musk will answer those questions tell me the story now rebecca of the list that i'm about
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to share um so you know live's biggest dream of course was to meet elon and um when she started
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to get really sick when we found out she only had about six months left which ended up really being
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less than three um he agreed to meet her at the next starship launch which was at that time
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supposed to be roughly february of course you know then it got pushed back and uh
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after her after her appointment and new year's we realized that she only had weeks left days
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and um kind of communicated that back to him and he was trying to get in contact with her
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and was going to just call her then so um Liv was working on just a list of questions
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and um they actually ended up being in my handwriting because her entire left side
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ended up going paralyzed and she was a left-handed and when she went to try to write down the
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questions she realized she couldn't write so um so her and i sat together the one night and
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wrote down questions that way we had them ready when he called and um and he and he did call right
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he didn't what happened he did not so i got a text message oh and uh the message was
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i i'm with elon now he can call her tonight or um or tomorrow sometime and it was it was probably
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eight o'clock at night by then and live said tell him to call tomorrow i'm tired
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and we laughed because she's like no tell elon to call me tomorrow i want to go to bed right
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and uh um and i i just assumed that he had gotten too busy and and just never got to call her the
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next day um and then so he remained and when did she die
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um probably three or four days after that just a couple days after
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so she wanted to have the conversation with him so these are the questions that he never answered
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and i'd love for him to answer them i think they're actually good questions she'd make a
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good reporter she would have made a good reporter uh question number one are you going to make your
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own phone i know his answer to that one and it's fascinating um are you expanding the tesla diner
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she was really deeply into anime and i think he is too right
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yeah i think so yeah um was annie an ai grok companion inspired from uh misa from death note
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uh okay uh and can you make asteroid the mascot for spacex
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which of the questions do you think she would have wanted answered
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one was she would like a collaboration with hatsu and miku figurine and an asteroid together
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she also uh wanted uh a way for kids like her uh to be able to go to space camp right
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right and that is possibly hopefully that's hopefully something that we can you know pull
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off um sponsor a pediatric cancer child to attend a rocket launch in person uh she said there are a
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lot of other kids that wanted the same opportunity i would imagine that i i can't imagine that jared
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wouldn't i mean nasa have you seen how jared is like really in in incorporating kids in almost
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everything he does now at nasa i mean he is really talking to her generation right i think that's
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just who jared is though it is it is that's what i mean i fell in love with your daughter
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through you guys at the space launch but i also have such profound respect now
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uh for jared and elon on the things that they did that they didn't have to do jared did not he
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had no reason to do any of these and not expecting anyone to ever find out and i just thought it was
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But there are also other problems with the economy.
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A lot of people are like, when is this going to get better?
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And a lot of people were expecting that Donald Trump could turn it around like he did in 2016.
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But a lot of damage was done beginning in 2020, even 2019, with the Great Reset.
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uh and uh covid you know it changed your life covid changed all of our lives it changed our
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family it changed changed everything changed our culture everything it changed um and it really
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affected our economy now i'm going to give you some some tough news first uh looks like farm uh
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farmers are really struggling to be able to get fertilizer because fertilizer has gone way up in
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price you know it's all petrochemicals and fertilizer uh you know when when petrochemicals
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when you have problems with oil you have a problem uh with uh fertilizer and it looks like
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looks like 20 and 40 percent rise in cost uh in fertilizer now and a lot of farmers are saying
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i don't know how i can even afford that we also have cattle prices that are going through the
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roof. Why? Because we now have fewer cattle in America than we had in 1950. Think of that. We
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had fewer cattle. We have 2.2 million head in March. That's down from 2.5 million.
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um that's going to be a real problem u.s population in 1950 was half the size that it is now
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and we have the smallest herd since 1950 cattle prices beef prices are going to become very very
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expensive and that has nothing to do with fertilizer or anything else except the cows
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are going to cost more money to feed them alfalfa or whatever you're going to use fertilizer
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to be able to grow all of their food for next winter,
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Yesterday, the White House had a message to all of the CEOs from the oil companies,
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America has a choice right now, and it's going to be a tough choice,
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And I fear I know which choice we're going to make because it's human nature.
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And it's human nature if we don't have somebody articulating what is happening.
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And this would require the president to articulate the grand vision and say, look, this is where we're going.
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This is what he did with the, you know, with the New Deal, which really made things much worse, but that's a different story.
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It takes somebody to say, we're going here.
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It's going to be a tough journey, but this is where we're going, okay?
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In 20 years from now, we are going to be listening to people say one of two things.
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It was probably 2026 that was the moment that America didn't turn the corner.
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Or they're going to say, 2026 probably was the year where it all started to come together.
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and that corner is either going to be turned or not and if it's not turned it will because
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if it fails in 25 years we are no longer here or we're so diminished that it's you know no longer
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really the united states as we know it um it'll be because of one of two things either donald trump
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is wildly wrong, or we just couldn't get past the fact that the pain to get to where we need to go
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is going to take time, and it's going to be tough to weather.
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But I think there is a plan right now, and you are seeing it in action, that actually saves us.
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This is why I'm so optimistic because we never had anybody.
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Remember, I kept saying, I've said for years, where is the guy who's got the big vision?
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Where is the guy who's going to point to the moon and say, we're going there?
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He's just not doing a good job of articulating the big plan.
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Now, I could be wrong in putting this together.
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and americans aren't looking at that and i think and i well i know this part is true because i asked
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donald trump this probably 60 or 80 days into his into his term i said you looked at the post-world
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war ii world and you said none of this works didn't you and you're redesigning all of it and
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he said yes yes so imagine let's start there a president looks at everything that we had built
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since 1945, all of the systems that we all know are broken. And he says, none of this stuff works.
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And so I'm going to dismantle it and change it because, you know, we're funding the world's
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defense. We're fighting everybody else's war. You know, we're subsidizing our own decline.
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And Donald Trump is stepping in and going, yeah, we're not going to do that anymore.
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okay if this is right he is building something historic he is building a new american economic
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empire and here's how he's doing it energy dominance hemisphere security technical supremacy
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a military that is like no military i mean i'm actually afraid of our military in a good way
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but if it goes dark it could be a very bad way i mean i've never seen anything like it
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So a reborn manufacturing heartland, this is an economy that is not being reborn, but reimagined for the 21st century.
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And one that, let's not kid ourselves, is not going to pay down our debt.
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But the strategy would be to grow the economy to the point to where the debt is less of a problem, still be a problem.
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but you know i'm not sure that that even works but if he is right it does prevent the collapse
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of the american dollar on so many fronts okay if this war ends without spreading
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and this theory that i'm going to lay out for you these six things if it's if this if this
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is what it is it will all have been done without the kind of global war that has defined the 20th
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century. This is America reclaiming its golden age, just smarter, stronger, and sovereign.
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So let me take a one-minute break, and then I'm going to come back and I'm going to show you the
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board, and I'm going to show you the six things that are happening right now that people need to
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put together in their head and then choose. Do you believe this is what's happening? And if you do
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believe, what do we have to do to make sure that this happens? Because I do believe this is our
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last chance at saving America. So if I were in the White House, I would go take my chalkboard
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into the Oval Office and I would say, let me show you the board. Let me show you the strategy here.
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First, let's start with energy dominance because without energy, we can't do anything. It's the
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foundation of everything. Trump, in his first term, made us a net exporter. Never before in
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human history or American history had that happened. Then in the second term, he unleashed
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it. Record production, deregulation, National Energy Dominance Council, the LNG exports all
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exploding. Why? Why is this important to put first? Because energy is leverage and energy
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we must have if we're going to be dominant. When we crippled Iran's oil exports and we seized
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control of Venezuela's massive reserves. We took Maduro in Operation, what did he call that one?
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Absolute Resolve. And then we put American companies in charge of that. Do you notice
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the world didn't scramble to the Mideast and that chaos? They began to come to us.
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Argentina's fields align under our umbrella. And Europe, Europe's now one of our biggest buyers,
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Hundreds of billions in deals for American oil and gas, replacing the Russian supplies.
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Now that this is happening over in the Strait of Hormuz and that becomes so unstable, you can track it.
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They are making U-turns in oceans and turning around and coming to American ports instead of going to the Middle East.
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The world is buying American energy in ways that we've never seen before.
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Russia and China are losing their pricing power.
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So we become the undisputed energy superpower of the 21st century without the Middle East quagmire, if this works.
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That freedom lets us walk away from being the globe's babysitter.
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When Donald Trump says, I'm not going to get you into wars, that's what he means.
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We can't just leave the world the way it was because we depend on them for too much for oil and everything else.
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We've got to create some framework to keep that stable and we pull out.
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And then we become the stable place to be able to buy, have the world buy our energy.
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Second, with ending the World War II burden and forging real peace through strength, okay?
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for 80 years, we carried NATO and the Middle East on our backs. Trump came in the first term and
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said, pay up. And they started to. NATO allies put, what, 5% of their GDP in defense spending.
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Never happened before. Now, Europe is only stepping up because in the second term,
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he's made it crystal clear. We're going to defend our hemisphere. You defend yours.
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And in the Middle East, first term, Abraham Accords.
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In the second term, he's built the Council of Peace.
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Now, this is a new body turning former enemies into partners at the table.
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They are now more Israel-friendly than Great Britain ever has been.
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And when we and Israel struck the nuclear program and the regime,
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did you notice they stayed on our side? Every nation is playing its role in its own security.
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It was Bahrain that went to the UN Security Council to ask permission to use force against
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Iran. Not America, not Israel, Bahrain. Now, America is sitting at the head of the table,
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but we're not carrying the load alone. And the hundreds of billions that once were flowing
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overseas now stay at home. We could pay down the debt. We could build factories. It's powering
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the future if this works. The third thing is the hemisphere first strategy. This is his 21st,
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his 21st century Don Roe doctrine is what they're calling it. All of this stuff looks random at
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first. Greenland, everybody's like, what is he doing? Well, first he was securing rare earth
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minerals. And in the second term, he's secured those from all over the world, taking those
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minerals from China, breaking China's monopoly, and then locking in a new Arctic sea lane for
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the future of global trade. Nobody's talking about that. Then he forced the EU to take a stand. When
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they denied us airspace during the Iran operation, we found out who our real allies are, which makes
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the Greenland case even more obvious, even to Europe itself. They're like, oh boy, we're screwed.
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Panama Canal. What was that all about? To eject the Chinese influence. Cuba. What's that about?
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We're squeezing them now. Pentagon said yesterday, be ready. We're starting to prepare for things in
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Cuba. That's getting Russia, Chinese, and all the Marxist lifelines out of a place 90 miles from
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our shore and venezuela maduro is gone terror networks are being dismantled gangs defunded
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oil now flowing under our umbrella that is a death blow to whom to bricks bricks russia china
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brazil all bricks wanted to have a they wanted to challenge the petrodollar well without iran
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and without uh venezuela they can't do it i mean this is really genius if if this is the plan it's
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genius russia and china are kicked out of our hemisphere i mean that's what this is all about
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our resources shipping lanes borders secure no more rivals building bases in our hemisphere
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and then you have the military restoration this is the fourth thing
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and i would also add the quiet revolution in space that nobody's talking about
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do you remember just what four years ago how humiliated we were with the afghani withdrawal
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the world was laughing at our hollowed out force and we had guys in dresses
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trump has completely turned that around in 18 months and built it into the most respected and
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feared military, I think I can safely say, ever on planet Earth. Precision, strength,
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and peace through overwhelming power. Then you add this, which nobody is putting into place,
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the Kennedy Space Center. Why should we go to the moon? Because the coast of Florida is going to be
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the world's spaceport. No one is really talking about the master plan of what's happening in
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space. If you go into the show prep today, you're going to find all these stories about
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how important space is becoming with just, you know, what China is doing to help Iran
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with satellites, okay? I'm going to tell you if I have time today about a space war that is
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actually going on. I mean, it's like Star Wars up in space right now, but the moonshot is
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is critical record launches master plans on track to dominate the moon and the space economy if you
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don't understand the space economy read up on it because this is this is like ai it's a an entirely
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new world okay new industries new wealth new american leadership in the final frontier now
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how does this relate to you we need somebody to outline the big vision and i don't see anybody
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doing it so let me just tell you what i think is going on six steps to what's going on because you
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can't just say you know we got to get out of europe and then not have a plan to do that
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otherwise it's just everything craves we got to get out of the middle east well you can't just
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leave a vacuum there. We've got to fix our oil. Well, you can't just fix the oil, because as you
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see, when other places of the world start to have problems, our prices go up as well, because it's
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a global market. We've got to beat China to AI. We've got to beat China and space. We've got to
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fix our manufacturing. You can't do all of these things until you've ripped all of the wires out
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of what we had, what was built and what was wrong. We all know the system that we had doesn't work.
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So first, energy dominance. I just laid this out just a minute ago. Second, ending the post-World
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War II burden of peace through strength, meaning we pay for everything. We're the strong ones and
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they get the peace. Third, control this hemisphere. Fourth, restore the military. Boy, have we done
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that. Now five, declawing China without getting into a war. That's a big one. How do you beat
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China? Because their plan is 2027 or 2028 to be dominant. How do you declaw them without getting
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into a war? Well, tariffs, tech controls, reshoring our factories, getting control of the rare earth
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minerals. All of these things have been done and America yawns. Plus the $18 trillion of investment
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for our industrial base. Even if only half of that comes through, that's $9 trillion to build
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factories here in America. And then you're not going to build them tomorrow. Okay. All of this
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takes time. That's the frustrating part. America first AI tied to cheap, abundant American energy.
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so we surge way ahead of them in the real arms race of this century ai while china is getting
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starved of markets and minerals manufacturing boom here at home but it takes time debt could
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get paid down but we're not going to we're gonna our plan will be grow our way out of weakness
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six this is the one that i people are not going to understand for 10 years i don't think anybody's
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going to understand any of these. If these things work, I don't think any of us going to understand
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them. One day you'll wake up and you'll start to hear people on TV going, you know, Trump was
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actually really quite smart. He's been dismantling the globalist machine. The globalist machine
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was engineered to manage our decline and eventual collapse. Okay. All of this wiring was put into
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this engine to be a governor on it to keep it down keep it down and manage the decline so it
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would fall into a new system that they were building so in the first term he takes the
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economy because it's not as governored as it as it is now and he's he brings it so it's roaring back
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okay then comes covid the perfect crisis for the world economic forum's great reset that they they
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waited for that. I mean, I think they planned that actually. But that was not organic growth again.
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That was controlled demolition of the American markets and the system that we all have. Open
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borders, endless regulations, green new deals, hollowing out of our industry, a deliberate
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weakening of American sovereignty so the elites could build the world in the way they wanted to
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do. Biden's policies just poured gasoline on that fire and quite honestly nearly nailed our economic
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coffin shut. Trump, thank God he didn't win in 2020 because he watched and he learned. He's
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nearly collapsed the WEF's entire agenda, but he hasn't killed it. All of these people are waiting
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to see what happens in the next two elections. He's building this new American empire and he has
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to simultaneously neutralize the globalist forces
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That's why fixing the economy is slower this time.
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The American economy is a V12 or a V16 underneath that hood.
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and everything else in this thing is almost shot so he has to rebuild the engine rip out all of
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the old wiring all of the stuff that they broke or intentionally put in there to slow it down
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to keep us dependent and not not dependent and not declining
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and the problem is the biggest battle is with us
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because if you don't see this vision you you don't know where we are and you won't understand
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how critical it is to keep the power that we have to secure the house and the senate and the white
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house have to and you have to do it even if congress does nothing honestly even if they do
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nothing you have to keep this going for the next term otherwise i mean long-term institutions
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all entrenched bureaucracies, the globalist networks, the NGOs, the legacy media,
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they're all just holding on until 2028, praying that the plan stalls, okay? If we lose now,
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the old schemes come raging back with a vengeance. This is the final play. That's why I said at the
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beginning of the hour, in 20 years, 10 years, historians are going to look back and say,
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If you don't do any of the stuff that he's doing now,
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I mean, I could be blackbilled and say, this is all just chaos.
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When you step back and look at it, it's too orchestrated.
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So it's like saying, yeah, humans, you know, we just, we climbed out of, you know, out of the premortal slime.
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Hemispheric security protects, you know, our supply chains.
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The Middle East and NATO pullbacks free our budget and our boys.
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The Council of Peace proves a new model, shared responsibility.
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By the way, I haven't had a chance to tell you about what's happening with Lebanon.
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On Lebanese television today, for the first time, there is a Lebanon flag and an Israeli flag behind the anchor.
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And Israel is now telling Fox News this morning that the negotiations that are going, not only for peace, but they may end in the Abraham Accords.
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You get them into the Abraham Accords, all bets are off.
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It proves, to me at least, that part of this is right.
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You have Greenland and space securing the future.
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You have the war against the globalist reset to ensure that none of this gets reversed.
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Every single move this guy has made connects if you look at it from a bigger point of view.
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so 25 years from now was it chaos maybe um did we did we finish this maybe but i think they're
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going to look back if he's successful and say you know what he played the long game he ended
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america's era of of the world sucker he took the great reset he built an economic empire that
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rivals our greatest golden age. Energy, AI dominant, military supreme, hemispheric security,
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financial independence. You don't fight wars. We're not paying their bills. We don't have to
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worry about taking some World Economic Forum's orders. We lead, we win, we thrive. The moves
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might look scattered, but if I'm correct, this is vision. This is what vision. We haven't seen
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vision like this. I've never seen this in my lifetime. This is vision, if I'm correct.
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And it is a long-term play. The question is, well, it is honestly the question the world's
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asking itself right now on the war does america have the stomach for it iran doesn't think you
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have the stomach to withstand more economic pressure for very long and if that's true
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and we get to the next election and nobody has articulated this vision
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but if we get to the next election and people see the vision and they go
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no i want cheaper gas instead of being able to say look this ensures your children
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do you want your children to do better than you're doing now are you willing to sacrifice
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now so your children have a chance of freedom because that's what this is about americans
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when they get it, when they see the vision, they will make the long-term call. I will sacrifice
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now so my children don't have to suffer. That's what this moment is all about. This moment right
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now is, will you pay attention to the Islamist invasion of the Western world to save the Western
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world? Will you do the hard thing right now and be uncomfortable for pointing it out so your
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children don't have to be in the streets fighting those who want to behead them. Yeah, I will be a
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pariah today for that. And I urge you to join me. Will you pay higher gas prices today if this
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vision is correct? I tell you, it could be wrong. I could be wrong. I don't think I am, but I could
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be. If this vision is correct, are you willing to pay higher prices for a little while longer
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to be able to secure freedom for your children? I am, but I don't know if the rest of America is.
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You have to decide. We'll put this monologue out so you can read it and think about it and add to it.
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argue about it but i'm i'm telling you i this is there's too many things that fall into place
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where we're the winner remember remember when when everything joe biden did we ended up being
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the loser on and i'm like come on guys it can't be a coincidence you can't be that unlucky
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this is the opposite of that everybody's saying these these moves are all erratic and everything
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else you can't be this lucky every because if it works everything falls into america is dominant
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and our children have a future wow if that's chaos that's the most lucky group of people on the
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planet some say the bubbles in an arrow truffle piece can take 34 seconds to melt in your mouth
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Sometimes the very amount you're stuck at the same red light.