Very Short Shutdown, Multi-Million-Dollar Detransitioner Lawsuit & Trump Pulls out of 66 UN Agencies
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Ted Cruz and Ben Fergusons discuss the government shutdown, the landmark verdict in a transgender woman's case, and the Trump administration's decision to withdraw the United States from some of the UN's most controversial global commitments.
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Welcome. It is Verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you.
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It's nice to have you with us on this Monday morning.
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Senator, we've got a lot to talk about, including as we speak,
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We're going to explain what is happening with the shutdown,
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what's going to happen next, how long it's going to last.
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We're also going to talk about the fact that there was a landmark verdict
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for the first time of an individual who transitioned,
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had a young woman who had both of her breasts removed in a transgender surgery,
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who then realized it was a catastrophic mistake,
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and she filed a lawsuit and ended up being awarded $2 million,
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We're going to talk about the consequences of that as well.
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And finally, we're going to talk about Donald Trump just this week
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pulled out of 66 different U.N. committees withdrawing us from massive global entanglements.
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We're going to explain what that means and why he did so.
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Yeah, it's going to be really interesting to hear that story.
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It's going to also save Americans a lot of money.
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The media is not playing this up with all the fear-mongering they did with the last shutdown,
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partly because the Democrats didn't get what they wanted out of the last government shutdown.
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They thought it was going to help them significantly in the polls.
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they're like, all right, we've got a partial government shutdown.
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Well, listen, I think this is going to be very short-lived.
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And the way a government shutdown operates is that any essential services are funded regardless.
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And so what is temporarily shut down is what each cabinet agency deems a non-essential service.
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I think at the end of the day, this is going to last a day or two at most.
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So what happened last week is the Senate passed legislation funding the government,
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funding the entirety of the government through the fiscal year,
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except for the Department of Homeland Security.
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The Department of Homeland Security, it funded a two-week continuing resolution.
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I predict by Tuesday the House will have passed this, and the president will have signed it.
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So I think this shutdown will extend a couple of days.
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By the way, it's worth noting the government shuts down every weekend.
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And so the government shut down on Sunday, and nobody on planet Earth noticed.
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I think we will see, because Sunday people were at home, they were going to church,
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they were with their families, they were not expecting government offices to be open.
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I will point out also that on Sunday, Steny Hoyer and Jim Clyburn, both senior Democrats in the leadership
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of the House, told House Democrats on their private caucus call that they should vote yes
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to pass the government funding package this week.
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That was sent out on Twitter this weekend, and lefties just lost their mind.
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I'm going to read you the first couple of comments that come off.
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You are not speaking for your base, which is why your fundraising is down.
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And you want to give them more money to do that?
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That sort of gives you the flavor of the Twitter left-wing glitterati.
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But I think at the end of the day, you're going to see a coalition of both Republicans
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And I think the shutdown will very quickly become old news.
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When you talk about services, just to put it in perspective for people to understand,
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like things that you don't have to worry about in this shutdown.
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Social Security, Medicare payments, they're going to be paid on schedule.
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Food stamps and WIC are going to not be impacted because those benefits got funding through September
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Medicare and Medicaid health coverage still will work.
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The State Department says their core services will continue.
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Is that part of the reason why you're not seeing as big of maybe a throwdown by Democrats?
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They can't weaponize a shutdown as much as they did the last time?
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Well, listen, part of the reason is Congress has already passed a significant chunk of the
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So it's a much smaller government shutdown that happened previously.
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Last year, Chuck Schumer and the Democrats forced the longest government shutdown in U.S.
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They did so to show their left-wing base how much they hate Donald Trump.
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And I've got to say, one of the nightmares, if you're a big government Democrat,
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about the worst nightmare you can imagine is the government shuts down and nobody notices.
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The reality is, even in a full government shutdown, typically about 18 percent of the
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The only things that shut down during a shutdown are things that are deemed non-essential.
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Each cabinet secretary gets to make that determination.
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So typically that's things like national parks.
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And by the way, one of the biggest factors of annoyance are that you have people like air traffic
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And over the extended government shutdown, the 43-day Schumer shutdown, those air traffic
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controllers got pissed off and they didn't come into work, or a fair number of them didn't.
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So what is funded already, Department of Agriculture is funded already, Commerce and Department of Justice
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are funded, energy and water, interior, environment, ledge branch, military construction and VA, all of that is funded.
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Well, the Department of War is, but again, as I said, our military fighting forces still continue to function.
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Department of Labor and HHS, but again, that does not include Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
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Department of Homeland Security, but that is expected.
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And anything that is a law enforcement function continues to on go.
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The Department of State, Foreign Ops, is not funded.
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Court funding, SEC, FCC, some of the independent agencies.
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But at the end of the day, all of that is, I think, not going to matter very much because I fully expect,
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I will be surprised if by Tuesday evening the full government is not funded.
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So I think this will be short enough that nobody's going to notice.
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I want to move to another big story, Senator, and this is one that gives me genuine hope.
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And I want to get your reaction to it as well over what could be coming when it comes to the abuse of children.
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I call it child body mutilation with the obsession over sex change and transgender children.
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Vanderbilt University got busted on video talking about how they need to advocate for this more with their transition center there.
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And talking about how much money they can make off kids if you just get them in here and bring them to us.
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And their lifetime treatment because your body is constantly trying to say, no, this is not what I am.
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When you go through these transitions, you got to take all these pills and all of this medicine and all these doctor visits.
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And I do this is seven figures and these kids come in here.
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In essence, that backfired when it came out publicly that that's what they were looking at these children as.
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But we had something very big that happened, and that is a child that has now been able to, in essence, sue and win for what doctors and the mental health people have literally done to her, allowed to happen to her.
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This is great news for, I think, to warn doctors that are in, that are claiming they're helping people when they're really just mutilating them this way.
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You could be held accountable for these actions.
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Yeah, look, my approach to this is, number one, quite libertarian, and number two, very focused on protecting kids.
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If you decide tomorrow you want to be a chick, okay, that's your choice.
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If you tell the world from now on you're Benjamina, okay, that's fine.
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You do such an eloquent job of always bringing me up in these scenarios.
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Anytime there's a sensitive subject like this, I just feel good that you're going to make sure you somehow figure out a way that I am the example X.
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But look, if you want to tell the world you want to call yourself Benjamina, great.
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What you don't have a right to do is make me call you Benjamina.
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Ben, I'm going to call you what I want to call.
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And God forbid you decide you want to do something radical.
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If you want to chop body parts off, you can do that.
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But you have the ability to make that decision.
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and sometimes we're seeing these forced sex changes.
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no child has the maturity to decide that he or she is going to make
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what could be a permanent life-altering decision.
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whether it's a little girl who suddenly thinks she's a boy
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The chemicals that they give, or even worse, the surgery they give,
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But an adult should be able to make that decision.
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And by the way, there are kids this age that are being subjected to this.
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my kid wants to do this, I'm going to let them.
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If your kid's an adult and they make that decision, that's different.
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But what happened, and this is really significant,
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So there was a young woman who was 16 years old,
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She had them removed because she was supposedly transgender.
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And so she filed a lawsuit, and she was awarded $2 million.
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It's the first successful detransitioner malpractice lawsuit in the nation.
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And she sued both the psychologist and the surgeon.
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And what is remarkable, do you know what state the jury was in that awarded the $2 million?
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Boy, the best part of the story for me, because it's New York, right?
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You had a healthy 16-year-old girl that these doctors came in,
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convinced her that she was a dude, and then cut both of her breasts off,
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I'm going to predict right now this is not going to be the last lawsuit.
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And you pointed out one of the most evil aspects of this,
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which is there is a multimillion-dollar, if not a multibillion-dollar industry behind this,
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behind pushing these supposed treatments that are just abusing kids.
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And you've got woke adults that are pushing these treatments because they want to virtue signal,
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But you've also got hospitals, you've got doctors that are making massive amounts of money.
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And this lawsuit, you want to talk about changing physician behavior and changing hospital behavior.
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The young girl, it was reported that the young girl, quote,
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wept and hugged her mother when the verdict, which followed a three-week trial from a suit filed in 2023, came down.
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And this is a big deal, and it's a big deal that I'm hopeful will stop this abuse.
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No matter what the parents think, no matter what doctors think, no kid should be mutilated.
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Five years ago, everybody would have agreed with this.
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If you had a Democrat on, if you had picked the most left-wing Democrat five years ago,
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you and I could have been talking with Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren and said,
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Like, that was, it was just a blink of an eye ago that everyone agreed with this.
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And then there were millions of dollars and the radical ideology of the left.
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And to be clear, it's not just a couple of people on the Democrat side.
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Joe Biden, as the sitting president, advocated mutilating and sterilizing kids in the name of gender ideology.
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And so this verdict is, I hope, a really significant step in turning around this madness.
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Yeah, not only is it a significant step, but this also, I think, is going to inspire others and lawyers, by the way, to take on cases.
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When you see how it was won, this now, and you can give, I think, more insight on this as a lawyer,
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other lawyers are going to look at this case and go, okay, can I replicate this for a winning strategy?
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Here's almost a blueprint for these types of cases.
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And now other lawyers around the country will probably be way more likely to take on these types of cases
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because now they understand, A, they can win, and B, there's a blueprint of maybe how you want to run this case.
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And I will say philosophically as a conservative, my approach to some of the extreme abuses we've seen
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is to quote Mr. Burns in The Simpsons, release the hounds.
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I think unleashing trial lawyers on these really bad actors is a really potent tool.
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And so for every one of these hospitals and doctors that are pushing this mutilation on kids,
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I think the specter of their being sued into the poorhouse is really powerful.
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By the way, it's the same approach that I have to big tech engaging in censorship,
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Right now there's a provision called Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act
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that immunizes big tech from lawsuits almost across the board.
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I have long advocated creating an exception to Section 230 that if you engage in political censorship,
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you should face lawsuits, and the only way to avoid those lawsuits is to stop censorship
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and create a free speech town hall, a town square.
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And it's very much the same philosophy, which is unleashing trial lawyers can inflict enormous costs and burdens.
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I don't want to do so in a way that hurts the economy.
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But when you have conduct that is really harmful for society,
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unleashing the trial lawyers to sue the living hell out of them,
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You've probably heard the name Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.
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is it safe and is it something that I should be invested in?
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It's a question I want to get answered for you today.
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And joining me now to talk about that is the co-founder of Bitcoin IRA, Chris Klein.
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And it is pretty cool to see what's happening in the crypto space.
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They're accepting cryptocurrency like it's a stock.
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And it's really driven itself into a mainstream space.
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I remember a decade ago when we first started Bitcoin IRA,
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Strategy, for example, is pretty much its entire business models around this.
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It's a piece of diversification that every major player in the space and economics is looking at.
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And so should, too, the individual sovereignty of the average American
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You guys actually have a really cool stat that you told me about at dinner,
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and that is that your clients, 75% were born before 1976.
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So the idea that you maybe missed out on this, or if you're a little older,
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it's a young man's game in crypto, that is also just not true.
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That's definitely one of the myths I wanted to come debunk with you and your audiences.
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and grandfathers are buying Bitcoin and putting it inside of their retirement for long-term holdings,
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especially now that they're thinking about inheritance and handing some of these things down.
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We discovered that in 2018, that 75% of them were older than my parents' generation.
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And what we found from surveying all of them was this is something that they think is new age,
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and that I think almost every American, especially older ones,
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has a genuine concern of watching what's happened to the U.S. dollar over the last four or five decades.
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And there's always been gold and silver as a potential hedge, land, real estate, these scarce assets.
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Our kids will probably live to see the last one get mined.
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I want to move finally to this other big subject.
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And for people that are listening right now, there is a big scandal that is taking place
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But it's a type of scandal that you and I should love and celebrate.
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And that is the UN is angry right now that there's not enough money for them to do all
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their woke crap all over the world, the simplest way I can describe it.
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And they're really upset because the number one fund of the UN has been the United States
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We're not going to just give you this blank check and fund all this stuff.
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And now the UN Secretary General is freaking out and saying we need desperate money now
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This on top of the fact that Trump has also taken the U.S.
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out of 66 globalist organizations and treaties as well.
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Saving American taxpayer dollars are being wasted.
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So you talked about cutting off funding for, as you said, quote, woke crap all over the
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I think that's the new motto of the United Nations.
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The United Nations woke crap all over the world.
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Let me read from our article in Breitbart, quote, the United Nations is going broke and
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That is the plea from Secretary General Antonio Gutierrez, who fears the globalist body is
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at risk of, quote, imminent financial collapse due to their member states not paying their
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The former leader of the Portuguese Socialist Party said Friday the UN faces a financial crisis
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which was, quote, deepening, threatening program delivery, and money could run out as soon
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as July, leaving the unaccountable globalist cabal destitute.
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Such is the financial drama unfolding at UN headquarters in Geneva.
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Signs of a warning situation have reportedly been put up everywhere.
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In an almost desperate attempt to save cash, the escalators are regularly turned off and
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By the way, how much money do you save turning the escalators off?
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Like, like that's really exactly that that's a little amazing.
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So Gutierrez sent a missive out to all 193 member states outlining his fears and pleading
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that they had to honor their mandatory payments or overhaul the organization's financial rules
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It comes after the UN's largest contributor to the United States refused to contribute to
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its regular and peacekeeping budgets and withdrew from several agencies.
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These include the UN's Population Agency and the UN Treaty that establishes international
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And I got to say, reading this, it reminds me of, I actually think one of the funniest
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movies ever made was Team America World Police.
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By the way, I'm going to confess a really stupid thing I did.
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So, several years ago, I was vacationing with Heidi and with the girls and with my in-laws,
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And, and, and they have a houseboat on Lake Powell.
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Lake Powell is an amazing, have you ever been to Lake Powell?
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So Lake Powell is the southern part of the Grand Canyon and basically envisioned the Grand
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Canyon dammed up and filled halfway with water.
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And, and so my in-laws for 30 years have had a houseboat there and you go out on the houseboat
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and, and they tow, you tow a ski boat, you tow typically one or two jet skis, you go out
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So their houseboat does not have a working air conditioner.
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So you go out typically in the middle of the summer, which, you know, 100, 110 degrees,
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You sleep on the roof of the houseboat under the stars.
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By the way, your, your cell phone doesn't work at all.
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You have no internet and, you know, you get up and jump in the water, you bathe in the
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lake, you, you go out water skiing, you get on a jet ski and you can go down these finger
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Ben, I got to say, you go down a finger canyon, it is breathtaking.
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You can go down it where on each side, you can put your hand out and touch the, the,
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It goes up a couple hundred feet of just red sandstone.
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You can go in far enough that you got to jump off the jet ski, swim around and turn the
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jet ski around because you don't have room to turn it around.
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So one time a decade ago, Heidi and I are going out with our parents and, and we decided,
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so they do have a little TV on the houseboat with a DVR player.
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And we decided to bring, I know where this is going.
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A DVD of Team America could, because Heidi doesn't like movies very much.
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So like I would go out with my mom and dad and we'd go see movies every week and we love
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She never went to the movies, but I took her to see Team America and she laughed so hard
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And this was, I got to say an incredibly stupid thing to do, Ben, because I forgot that Team
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So it's puppets and it's done by, by the South Park guys, but every third or fourth word is
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I mean, it's, it is a relentless and I'm sitting there playing this.
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We, we, we turned it on with my in-laws and they're just looking in utter horror as it's
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We didn't watch 10 minutes of it before we turned it off and said, oh, sorry about that.
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Act like she's shocked that you brought this movie and showed it.
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Or did she laugh as hard as she laughed when y'all were at the movie together?
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She sort of laughed, but we remembered how funny the movie was, but, but we hadn't.
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And internalized there's just, if you deleted every profanity in the movie, the movie would
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Like it, it just, and, and part of what I like about team America is it mocks both sides.
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Like it, it makes fun of both sides in a way that is really funny, but I don't advise particularly
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if, you know, my in-laws, I mean, I mean, they were, they were Christian missionaries.
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They're, they're wonderful people, but, but they don't curse and they may have seen more
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curse words in those 10 minutes we played than they had in the past 10 years before that.
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So my whole point of this is there's a scene in team America where you have part of the
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theory is that Kim Jong-un is the dictator of North Korea, which is of course true, but
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he's a puppet in team America and, and he is, he, he is seeking to attack the world and
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it's all, uh, team America world police is trying to fight, uh, Kim Jong-un.
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But anyway, the, the, the United Nations sends Hans Blix who, who Hans Blix, most of our listeners
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are too young to remember, but Hans Blix was a weapons inspector for the United Nations.
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And, and, and the UN sends Hans Blix to Kim Jong-un to go tell him to stop developing
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And, and Kim Jong-un ends up feeding the, the puppet Hans Blix to sharks who eat him.
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And, and, and at one point, right before he gets fed the sharks, Hans Blix says, you must
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And if you do not stop what you're doing, the United Nations is going to send you a really
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So I have to say, by the way, so accurate as I'm reading the, the, the, the, the, the,
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the cries from the secretary general, I keep envisioning Hans Blix in team America saying,
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give us money or we will send you a really stern letter saying, give us money.
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And that's why the part about this is so funny is the president said he was going to do it.
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I'm going to get rid of the wasting of your, your tax dollars.
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Now you've got this list of 66 globalist organizations and treaties that he's also,
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by the way, we're not giving you money there either.
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So the list of 66, by the way, so as Ben and I were prepping for this show, we're talking
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And I asked him, I said, Hey, what are the six, six?
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I'm not going to read them all, but, but I'm just going to read some of the topics.
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So number one is the 24 seven carbon-free energy compact.
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The Colombo plan council, the commission on environmental cooperation, education cannot
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The European center of excellence for countering hybrid threats, the forum of European national
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highway research laboratories, the freedom online coalition, the global community engagement
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resilience fund, the global counter-terrorism forum, the global forum on cyber expertise.
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I mean, now, you know why he said we're going to get rid of all of them, right?
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Many of them, by the way, are like people that hate America on top of that.
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We withdrew from the UN entity for gender equality and the empowerment of women.
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We withdrew from the UN framework convention on climate change, the UN human settlements
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program, the UN Institute for training and research, UN oceans, UN population fund, UN
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register of conventional arms, the UN system chief executives board for coordination, the
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UN system staff college, the UN water and the UN university.
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Look, you and I and most people on planet Earth have no idea what any of these do, but we
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were sending millions of dollars to this garbage.
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And there is a reason why Hans Blix is floating in the water, having been eaten by sharks from
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Kim Jong-un because stern letters from the United Nations don't do a whole lot.
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This is exactly what we needed him to do and what so many people voted for.
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And thank goodness he's he's following through and hammering on this issue.
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