THEY'RE ATTACKING THE CONSTITUTION (SEP 14) - The Reckoning Show with Larry Brock

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Let's go ahead and start the show.
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This is the reckoning 7 September 2026, show number 342, and one hour of unfiltered political truth starts now.
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Rox, if you could please post Bo French's tweet up in the nest.
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All right.
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This is what Beau French said.
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I heard UT graduation this year look like this.
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I didn't believe it.
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The problem is now obviously far worse than anyone imagined.
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And it is a group of cheering Texas students after the Texas victory over Ohio State.
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So this image was of university students, and the vast majority of them, as you can tell from the picture, are not white.
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Now, what Bo meant to say was that DEI hiring and inclusion of students in universities has gone too far.
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But it was immediately seized on by the Uniparty in Texas so that they could slam Bo French for his racism.
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Now, when you read the statement again, there is nothing in there, in my opinion, that can be perceived as racist.
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But I'm a white guy.
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So I asked Hilario, and he told me that he thinks it is racist.
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So I'm curious, Rox and Dr.
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A and Southern, if you guys think it's racist.
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And we'll start with you, Southern, because you're my resident white supremacist that's not white.
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I'm always gonna laugh at that.
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So what do you think, Southern?
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I don't think it's racist.
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All right, Rox?
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I don't know.
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Okay, Dr.
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A.
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Maybe a little.
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All right, maybe a little.
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And that's a good that's the same thing that was going on in my mind there.
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What about you, Dr.
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A?
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And then we'll continue on with the rant.
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I apologize.
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I missed the example of what we were talking about, whether it was racist.
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Okay, it's all right.
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I posted it up in the next.
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I just, I'm sorry, you also have me doing like 30 things at the same time, but it does look like it.
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He's suggesting it at least.
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At least it's not like blaming.
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All right, so I guess I get it.
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I do.
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But talking about immigration is the same thing as when one talks about Islam.
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You should actually plan on being called a racist.
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But Islam is a multicultural faith, so you cannot be racist against an idea.
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Now, I've watched Bo French's campaign and his evolution from Terrant County EOP chair to Texas Railroad Commissioner.
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So I know he made his chops, if you will, by speaking out against DEI.
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That's why I'm pretty sure that's what Bo meant.
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But let's go back to the picture.
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So if I look at somebody and they don't have white skin, so should I automatically assume they're a foreigner or different?
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No, you should not.
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No.
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We all know that intellectually.
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I know many Indians who are Christians like me and many Indians of the Hindu faith.
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I spoke with one yesterday at a Republican Party rally for a representative candidate.
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It is a very American idea.
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As a matter of fact, it's one of our highest ideas to judge Americans by the content of their character, not the color of their skin.
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I've met Beau French, I've talked with Beau French, and I know that's how Beau French feels as well.
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So why did the Uniparty brand, if you will, rush out so quickly to brand Beau as a racist?
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And again, we're all on the fence leaning towards maybe it is a little racist, just out of context, if you don't know Bo, which I can see it, but I don't think it is because I know Bo.
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So why did they do it?
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But there's two reasons.
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First, they don't like Bo.
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He is a common sense warrior and he's unafraid to tell the truth.
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There is nothing that scares the Austin Swamp more than men and women willing to do that.
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Bo French will end their two-faced game pretending to be Republican, but governing as Democrats.
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That's why they hate Brian Harrison so much.
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That's why they dislike Andy Hopper, and they are deathly afraid of Mitch Little, who has the highest intellect of anyone in the Texas House.
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All right.
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The other reason they did this is they're trying to curry favor with the lunatic left.
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Polls are showing that the Democrats will pick up anywhere between the 10 seats in the Texas House this session.
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The Uniparty Rhino that I ran up against is only up four points.
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So he started a pandering group, 1DFW, to appeal to Democrats to try and say that we're going to be bipartisanly working for our area.
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Now, it sounds good if I didn't know him.
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They believe, these rhinos, that if they move to the center, they'll get more votes.
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I don't think that's going to be the case.
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If you're already going to vote Democrat, you're not going to be swayed by a Republican.
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I think the left is so far gone that they are no longer honestly mentally salvageable.
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And you'll see that as we go through things they believe later.
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What I'm thankful for, though, is that Beau French's post, and many are calling it the French and Indian War, his last name is Beau French, is it exposed the rift inside the Republican Party.
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And what I hope it does is start a legitimate conversation that we need to have about government immigration and the replacement of Native Americans, be they white, red, brown, black, or yellow, by foreign nationals.
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My state, Texas, has been an H1B factory, much of it fraudulent, and yet we're seeing no deportations.
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Why?
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Because it's election season.
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This is just further proof that we must change the people that we have in office now and replace them with people of integrity.
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Now I'm not saying that as a sore loser of a primary.
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I learned a lot.
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He won, I lost.
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He won because he outspent me 28 to 1, not because of the messaging.
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I'm saying this as an American and a true conservative, the one that is more conservative than the guy that won the election.
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Until we punish these trans Republican grifters electrically, or I'm sorry, electorally, they will continue to take their campaign contributions under the table from these Islamists and H1B Frosters, and they will continue to replace Americans with foreigners.
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All right.
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That's the rant for the day.
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I don't know if you saw this, but it had 32 million views.
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All right.
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There are 340 million Americans.
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So again, many of these people are, I'm sure, looking at it two or three times, but I don't think Bo meant it that way.
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And I just think it was very, very poorly worded, if you will.
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All right.
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That's all I've got to say about that for right now.
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Let's get into the first topic.
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All right.
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There's an image and hold on, Rock Rox.
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Let me let me read this.
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No, you're not supposed to post all of those screenshots.
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Thank you.
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All right.
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Got an image up there of Yemen Djibouti, all right, the Bob Al Mandab Strait.
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All right, and Param Island, which is around 20 kilometers wide.
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Now, the title of this segment is Not Dead Yet.
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And what do about that?
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Okay, so there is a group.
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They're commonly referred to as the Houthis.
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Okay, but they're really Ansar Allah, Yemen, in Yemen, and they fired drones and missiles at King Khalid Air Base in it says southern Saudi Arabia, but it's really the northern part of Saudi Arabia.
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Dozens of ballistic missiles and drones targeting military infrastructure in a rare cross-border attack.
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Now, I would have thought after all this time, because they have been cut off from Iran, that they would not have the missiles to do this.
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But we're going to talk about why this little neck of the woods and these little radical Islamists, but I'm just going to call them Islamists.
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They're all radical.
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All right.
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The terrorist spokesman described this as retaliation for more than 300 Saudi airstrikes across Yemen.
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I'm sure that they probably hit something once out of those 300.
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Yes, they are that bad over most of the past week.
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Now, early reports from open source analysis suggest that there was serious damage sustained at the base.
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Why is Kamisma shot important?
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It's important because historically the United States and the UK have placed advanced fighter jets there.
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That's where we had our 117s, our stealth fighters, during Gulf War I.
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Now, on Sunday, the internationally recognized Yemeni government, which does not control the capital nor territory encompassing a majority of the population, said its Air Force launched three strikes on Houthi positions.
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Wow, three.
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There were also reports of artillery fire on a Houthi stronghold in the Sana province, which is on the northern border with Saudi Arabia.
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Now, the Houthis, all right, also, and they did this, and I didn't even know this until I started reading this today, had a massive land campaign last week where they conquered the remainder of Yemen's western coastline it didn't already control.
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Why is that important?
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Look at the map again.
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All right, that gives them the ability to fire anti-ship missiles and anti-artillery missiles.
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I'm sorry, anti-ship missiles and anti-ship drones from the western coastline into that strait.
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All right, but there's another problem with it, and that is they also seize that island.
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Now, I believe that island is called Parham Island.
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All right, first of all, I have Marines.
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I have the first Marine Expeditionary Force in the region.
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Nobody should be seizing islands except the United States Marines.
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Period.
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We need to take that island back and put counter battery artillery fire on it that will range up and down the whole Yemeni coastline so that we can kill anything that shoots immediately.
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It's very simple.
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It's a matter of a radar and artillery pieces.
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That's it.
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All right.
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Added to that, if you look, that Parham Island is only 20 kilometers from Djibouti.
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Why is Djibouti important?
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All right, it is a major United States military base on the east coast of Africa.
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All right, it is incredibly strategic.
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It is where we've been fighting al-Shabaab and many other Islamic groups in the southern part of Africa.
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All right.
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So the Houthis advance, as I already said, put them there.
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So I've been wondering where are they getting their weapons?
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All right.
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I don't understand where they're getting their weapons.
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All right, now let's look at this from a choke point stand.
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All right, only three to four percent of U.S.
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total trade passes through the Red Sea.
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Why?
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Because we roll most of our stuff that's going to the Pacific over to the West Coast and then ship it through there.
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So the Straits of Malacca and the Taiwan Straits are way more important to us than the Red Sea.
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Now the Red Sea obviously goes through this West Canal.
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Alright, so while it's too little too late for Riyadh's hope, because Riyadh wants us to intervene, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed said on Monday that this is a major issue, and he met with U.S.
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Central Command Chief Admiral Brad Cooper in Jeddah.
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Alright.
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Now, President Trump, I don't believe, is going to get involved militarily there, although I think maybe taking the island and physically deporting every single Yemeni that's on that island off of the island.
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Get them out.
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It now becomes an American military base until such time as they calm the blank down.
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Alright.
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So this as well as the delay in the highly anticipated Monday summit with between Iran and other Persian Gulf states has thrown cold water on flickering hopes for finding an exit strategy.
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Again, never get involved in a land war in Asia.
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All right, why did we break one of the three immutable laws?
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All right, we wouldn't get involved with Sicilian when death is on the line.
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That's all I'm going to say.
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All right, so the Monday meeting was supposed to take place in the Omani coastal town of Salalah, with attendees including Iran, Iman, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar.
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Bahrain declined to attend, saying that peace cannot be preserved through appeasement.
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And why did they say that?
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Because they get a lot of their money and they don't have as much oil from the United States Navy's Fifth Fleet Headquarters, which is positioned there.
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So why is it important?
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Why is this little nest egg important?
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Okay, it by allowing the Houthis to continue on the Arabian Peninsula, all right, we are essentially letting an invasive virus into our body and praying that it doesn't grow.
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Why do I say our body?
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Larry, you just said that only two to three percent of our trade comes through there.
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You're right, but oil comes from Saudi Arabia, and this can really hurt.
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And now I'm going to get into why.
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Along with hitting Khamis Mashad, all right, or King Khalid Air Base, as they want to call it, all right, they also hit a pumping station on Saudi Arabia's East-West Oil Pipeline.
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The pipeline plays a vital role in offsetting the closure of the Strait of Hormuz by sending oil directly to Saudi Arabia's Yonbu port on the Red Sea.
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Saudi oil traders have told Reuters, obviously the news agency that's left wing, that unless the pipeline is open within days, the kingdom will run out of export stock.
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This removes as much as 4% of the worldwide supply from the market.
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Now, even before this attack, Saudi inventory has plummeted to its lowest level in 30 years because the strait has been closed.
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So what's the impact on this to me as an American living in Texas?
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West Texas intermediate futures leapt up 3% and oil is now$102.94 a barrel, with Brent Crew trading at$107.56.
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Now, what does it mean at the pump?
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I don't really care what some commodities trader thinks about it.
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What does it mean to me in terms of gas prices?
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Usually a 3% increase, all right, 2.89, will lead to about a percent and a half to 2% at the pump.
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All right.
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This is going to be problematic because it could get worse.
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And I'm going to come back up to the Democrat thing.
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All right.
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There is a banking analyst that is saying that crude oil could raise to as much as$150 a barrel.
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So I asked Grock, if oil went to$150 a barrel, what would that mean to me at the pump?
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All right.
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Currently, the average US price is around$435.
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I paid$389 yesterday.
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All right.
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It would mean$520 to$570 per gallon, all right, with an estimate centering between$540 and$550.
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All right.
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That is going to hurt even more.
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Fill up my Toyota Tundra was roughly$125.
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That would make it roughly$155 if it was at$570.
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I'm sorry.
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No, it would make it roughly$185 a fill up.
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All right.
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This is going to sting.
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All right.
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And it's going to sting badly.
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So let's go back to why they are doing it.
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And then we'll get to why who's giving them the weapons.
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If we stay in this forever war, and if oil prices and gas prices stay where they are, the Democrats have a strong possibility of flipping the chamber, the House Chamber, meaning the House of Representatives.
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Currently, they are predicted to gain six or seven seats, which would give them about 225 to 235 seats, all right, with 218 is what is needed.
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Most models give the Democrats an 80 to 90% chance of achieving this majority.
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Now, the Senate is slightly different, but the models still favor the Democrats taking over the Senate.
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That is a C change because the Republicans currently have a three-seat advantage.
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The expected seat total actually is probably going to be 50-50.
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Meaning J.D.
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Vance is going to have to spend a lot of time there shepherding things through, as if the Uniparty John Thune is going to do anything about it.
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So we now know why it's happening.
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It's happening because the world wants, and when I say the world, it's Chinese master, all right.
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G is trying to mess with the midterms.
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They want to see President Trump hamstrung.
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And so where are they getting the weapons?
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Well, I didn't say it.
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We have allowed a Chinese base to be built in Djibouti.
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And a lot of it is underground.
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And it is my belief and my contention that the Chinese are the ones supplying the Houthie with the weapons they're needing to cut off this port and to seize the rest of the territory.
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Again, do I have any proof of that?
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No, but it's geopolitical logic to me.
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All right, so we're going to talk a little bit about the Monroe Doctrine in a bit, but is it time to expand the Monroe Doctrine and make China just a regional power again?
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In other words, do we need to kick them out of everywhere else in the world?
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And are we willing to pay the price to do that?
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What are your thoughts, Rox?
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Should the United States take action to get the Chinese out of Africa?
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I don't know how we could justify that.
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We're the superpower.
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And we won't.
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That's how we justify it.
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Well, see, again, we're dad and they're a misbehaving child.
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They don't like to accept it, but that's the way I look at it.
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Anyway.
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That's not even near our continent.
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All right.
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That makes sense.
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Like understand everything on our continent and even the direct one underneath it, but like that's where I don't know, it starts getting a little shiffy to me, and I see everybody losing their dang mind if we did something like that.
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Well, they absolutely would.
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All right.
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And we're gonna talk about that.
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I I'm advocating a path where they're all gonna lose their minds, but and I'll tell you why I think President Trump should still do it.
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Southern, I know you're uh you're not a pacifist by any stretch of the imagination, so that would be a mislabeling.
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But I know you don't like U.S.
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intervention in a lot of places.
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Do you feel like, though, that if the Chinese are actually supplying weapons to our enemies that we should do something about it?
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I was rocked for this like a stop by area.
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Fair enough.
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Like I said, it's only two to three percent of trade, but we don't get a lot of our oil from Strait of Hormuz either.
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All right, let's go ahead and end that topic for now.
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Again, I I just wanted to get into that, keep that in your back burner because it feels like if we're successful in opening the Strait of Hormuz, the Houthis are just gonna close the what is it, the Baba Mandab straight and create more problems for us again.
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All right, so I went to the Republican midterm convention here in Dallas last Wednesday.
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I did not go on Thursday because I attended a Charlie Kirk Memorial.
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And I posted about both of those on Facebook.
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And I asked Rox to post in the nest the picture of just what I posted.
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All right, so I just posted five pictures of the president and JD Vance and the audience that was there and just said, hey, he's in a good mood and he's very funny tonight.
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All right.
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The hate that poured in over that was incredible.
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All right, hate and vitriol demonstrated to me how completely and totally the left has lost their minds.
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But it did give me an opportunity to see what they believe.
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And I initially just took it because if you're gonna make a political post, you should expect a little hate, and usually it's probably smarter just to ignore it.
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My campaign manager and wife is telling me just ignore them.
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But I've got too much juvenile fighter pilot in me at times, and so I had to fire back, and I did multiple times, insulting them in multiple ways.
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But what I started to do is anytime somebody would say something stupid, I would immediately roll over to Grok and repost whatever they said and say, is this true?
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And so what you're seeing is the you're well, you're not gonna see it, but what I'm gonna read to you is things the left believes as opposed to what is really true.
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So let's start with one that, and and the reason this was first is because this is when I started doing it.
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All right, they claim that I believe the man's name is Tyler Robinson, the man that murdered Charlie Kirk, was a red hat MAGA Republican.
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All right, so I went to PolitiFact, not a conservative site.
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It says, according to statements his mother gave investigators, including in the charging documents, Robinson had become more political over the prior year and started to lean more to the left, specifically becoming more supportive of gay and transgender rights.
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He began a romantic relationship with his roommate, Lance Twiggs, who was transitioning from male to female, as if that's really possible.
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All right, so cosplaying.
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All right, this led to repeated arguments with his father who held different views.
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Robinson called Kirk's event, campus event, a stupid venue and accused Kirk of spreading hate.
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After the shooting, he texted that he had enough of Kirk's hatred.
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Some hate can't be negotiated out.
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A note he left said he had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and would take it.
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Unused ammunition recovered from the rifle had etchings, including hey fascist catch and Bela Chow, which I think Bela Chow is, you know, I'd have to go back and look at this again, but it was the anti-fascist in Italy said that about Mussolini's government when he was taking over.
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I again, if somebody could check me on that.
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But Tyler Robinson is not a conservative.
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For one, you don't date a conservative.
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As a conservative man, if you truly believe in the conservative agenda, you're not going to date someone that's transgender.
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You're not going to say, hey, fascist catch.
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And you're not going to think that Charlie Kirk is spreading hate.
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I'm sorry, that's just it cognitive dissonance that is in that statement really bothers me.
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All right.
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Again, I'm just looking at facts here.
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All right.
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Trying to see the world as it is and not the way I want it to be.
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Now, Kirk, I'm sorry, Robinson's parents were conservatives, all right, and probably still are.
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But he clearly was not.
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All right, so the next little piece that came my way is because I told them they were all suffering massively from Trump Trump derangement syndrome, TDS.
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And they said, Well, the man that coined that phrase was arrested for soliciting a minor.
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So immediately to Groc.
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TDS was not coined by anyone, later arrested for soliciting a minor.
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The term is an adaptation of Bush derangement syndrome, which conservative columnist and psychiatrist Charles Krauthamer coined in 2003.
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I actually had someone tell me, this is how dumb they are, and go, TDS is not in the DC DSM, which is the guidebook that American psychologists use, or psychiatrists, sorry.
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So it's just ridiculous.
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Like you think?
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All right, so the first documented use of the phrase TDS, Trump derangement syndrome, is generally attributed to Esther Goldberg in an August 2015 American spectator op-ed.
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Krauthammer later used it and discussed the Trump version as well.
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He died in 2018.
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Neither he nor Goldberg, the people that are most associated with TDS, were arrested for child solicitation.
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Now, a Minnesota Republican state senator did say that online.
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Now, again, this is how easy it is to disprove the lies of the left.
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And I do encourage you to continue to do things like that.
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So the next one was of course he's in a good mood.
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He likes to tell jokes about the death of 18 service members that were killed in Operation Epic Fury.
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So immediately to grok, did Trump tell a joke about 18 dead service members?
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No.
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Trump did not tell a joke about the 18 U.S.
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Service members killed in the Iran conflict.
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He did make public comments comparing that death toll to far higher casualties in past wars, which critics described as minimizing or making light of the losses.
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All right.
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Again, I encourage all of you, anytime you confront a leftist, go there and actually talk to them.
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Go ahead, Jeff, and then I'll continue on with the next few.
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You had mentioned about pedophilia and transitioning the children.
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James Tallerico, who was an elementary school teacher and had his mother balance his checkbook, is not fit to be the senator for the state of Texas.
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He's mentally ill.
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And he's a groomer for pedophilia.
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He's he looks to transition the kids.
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That's what he's doing.
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I'm just ill with that.
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It's terrible.
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Yes, sir.
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You're absolutely right about telefreak show.
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And that phrase, I'm trying to think of the man that did he Chris Alseda called him telefreak show.
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So all right, cannot be elected.
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That's the race that I would tell you out of all the races in Texas this election season, that's the one I care the most about.
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And I will be blockwalking my precinct for Ken Paxton to make sure that he wins.
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All right.
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So the next TDS claim was that Trump is a grifter that only wants to make money off his presidency.
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So I posted about the fact that, hey, he actually donates all of his salary and he lost money.
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And I was told, no, he hasn't.
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So question I asked Grok.
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Trump is a grifter that made money during or did President Trump make money during his first presidency?
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And this is what, according to Forbes.com from Grok, independent estimates put Trump's net worth lower at the end of the first term than at the start.
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Typically in the$2.3 to$2.5 billion range versus$3.3 to 4.5 earlier, reflecting brand damage, hospitality sector weakness, and the 2020 pandemic.
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That makes sense.
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All right.
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In short, the business brought in billions of sales, but bottom line, profit was reduced.
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All right, so he did not.
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All right, Rox, you've got the answer on Bella Chow.
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Go ahead.
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Oh my god, it's so much.
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I posted like the whole breakdown basically for the leftists.
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It used to be it means hello and goodbye, beautiful.
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And they've turned it throughout history, and it's basically the anti-fascist assum.
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It's supposed to be the struggle of the working class before World War II.
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The song it was like a song.
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The struggle of the working class.
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Sacrifice.
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Oh, and sacrifice for the greater good.
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That's another part of it.
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It's just it's like something that's supposed to be so innocent, and like they have like taken it and just ran with it and made it into this whole uninnocent thing.
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Like to where even when I see like one of my favorite YouTubers wearing a Bella Chow shirt, I'm like, does she mean that like that way?
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Or does she mean it just like hello and goodbye, beautiful?
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Like it's bad what they do to something.
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I said it is I believe either last week or the week before.
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One of the neatest tricks of the devil is to take something good and wholesome and turn it into something disgusting.
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So again, and and Bella Chow, I think, is a perfect example of that.
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All right, the last one I have I think is Trump claimed firefighters lifted him out of the 9-11 buildings.
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All right, so immediately went and said, Did he do that?
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No, he did not claim firefighters lifted him out of the Twin Towers.
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On September 8th, 2026, at a White House event marking the 25th anniversary, he said two firefighters grabbed him under the arms, lifted him, and ran away with him from the nearby U.S.
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Steel building because people feared it was about to collapse due to creaking noises.
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All right, that's what the New York Times reported.
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Now he later posted that day that he was not at the site on the day of the attacks, which is true, but shortly thereafter, which is true as well.
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And he's been saying this since 2016.
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All right, he clearly was in Midtown Manhattan on that day, but far away.
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I'm sorry, there is one more.
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All right, so all of those things are easily disprovable.
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All of those things they believe with all their black satanic little hearts.
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Then the next one is Trump is a pedophile.
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Did not like this answer.
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Okay, but let's go through it all.
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It said yes.
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The released Epstein-related files, court records, emails, FBI interview summaries, and tip line compilations contain multiple mentions and allegations that describe Trump in connection with underage girls, including claims of introduction knowledge of the girls and direct sexual abuse of minors.
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The source of that is the Associated Press.
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And we all know what where they are.
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These are allegations.
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Wasn't he in charge of a pageant and the for the kids years ago?
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No, not for kids.
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I think it was the Miss Uno USA or Miss America, one or the other pageant.
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So these allegations and secondhand reports are contained in documents.
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They're not court findings or charges or affidavits against Trump.
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Official reviews have stated that there is no corroborated client list of powerful men for whom Epstein procured underage girls and Trump has denied wrongdoings.
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Okay, Virginia Jeffrey, who is a prominent accuser of Epstein, said she met Trump once and he was not interested.
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Epstein's own emails released by the House Oversight Committee state that Trump knew about the girls and asked Jesus Maxwell to stop.
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And another Epstein wrote that a victim spent hours at the House with him and that Trump was the dog that hasn't barked because investigators had not mentioned him.
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Epstein wrote, Epstein wrote that Trump never got a massage.
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So Epstein's saying he didn't do it.
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The girl, one of the girls is saying he didn't do it, but there's still reports that he did it.
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Now a 2020 civil complaint, all right, included in the Epstein Library, alleges that Epstein took a 14-year-old plaintiff to Mar-a-Lago, introduced her to Trump, elbowed him, and said this is a good one, right?
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The complaint states that Trump smiled and nodded, but that's it.
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All right.
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FBI tip lines and interviews say that, but there was no judicial finding on it.
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All right.
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It also, FBI tip line records and interview summaries say that Trump sexually abused or solicited minors, but there's nothing proof.
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There's no proof.
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Examples include a woman alleging abuse around the age of 13 to 15 in the 1980s after being introduced by Epstein and others describing sexual acts that I won't get into, or recruitment of the girls.
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These were compiled by FBI task force emails.
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Some accusers were not located or redeemed not credible, and no charges resulted.
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That's from the Miami Herald.
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Light logs do indicate that President Trump was on Epstein's plane multiple times in the 1990s, sometimes with family members, once with a 20-year-old passenger, but the logs do not describe solicitation.
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All right.
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So again, that's what it says about that.
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Now, again, I cannot believe that if someone would have if he had done that, it would have come out.
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And if why when you have a supermodel wife would you do something like that?
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And I just I think there's something psychiatrically defective with you if you find a prepubescent woman attractive.
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It's just disgusting, honestly.
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And I don't see Trump as that type of person.
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I think you would have had things that would have come out, like say, you would want to grab them inappropriately and sniff them, or maybe be accused of showering with your daughter, like Joe Biden was.
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There's no evidence of that with President Trump.
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All right.
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They also claim that President Trump has been convicted of rape.
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He's never been convicted of rape.
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All right.
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So I asked Rock, hey, did Trump talk to the FBI about Epstein?
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All right, there's no public record that shows he spoke with, interviewed with, or formally provided information to the FBI.
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The closest documented connection is an FBI summary, it's called a Form 302, of a 2019 interview with Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Ryder.
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Told agents that Trump called him in July 2006 after the local investigation into Epstein became public and thanked him.
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He said that President Trump said that everyone's known he's been doing this, and he called just Lane Maxwell evil and mentioned leaving a situation involving Epstein and TG teenagers.
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Ryder later confirmed the interview and the call to reporters.
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The Justice Department has said it is not aware of corroborating inf in evidence that the 2006 call occurred.
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So again, that's the one that I don't think he did it.
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Makes no sense to me that he would do that.
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He doesn't have any psychological proclivities to do it.
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They just like to call him a pedophile because of how deranged that makes him sound.
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So, Southern, what are what are your thoughts on all these lies that they tell about President Trump all the time?
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I don't deal with it anymore.
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Like if they stay with me, I just eat them and walk away.
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I got it.
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I wanted to engage with them to see where it led, and it led to, I think, 20,000 impressions, which had I monetized my fake book account, I've been told would have been roughly worth a hundred bucks.
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But again, I don't do things for that reason.
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I don't.
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I swear to God, I don't.
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I just want to get on the show, tell the truth, have a little fun with my friends, and hopefully add some value to what you guys are doing.
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You know, I don't even know if I'm monetized on X anymore now that they've shifted the program.
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Don't care.
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It's not why I do it.
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Go ahead, Rox.
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I was just gonna say to what you just asked Southern.
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It's called projecting.
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They project every single thing that they do wrong onto other people no matter what.
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They've literally taken all of Trump's slogans.
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Like, I heard NewsCom say just the other day something about make America great again.
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I'm like, you can't feel MAGA reaching.
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Are you curious?
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Like that is one thing I would like to talk about.
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Because I hear them literally take their statements, even though no tax on it.
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I watched you said that first.
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I watched and then they try to claim it during the election run.
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It's like hilarious to me.
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But if you're gonna try to take MAGA and Maha, like I'm just kidding.
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Even if you're trying to take MACA, did you do that recently?
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I was like, you gotta be kidding me.
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They reverse shit about faith on every single thing they do when it comes down to election time and winning the vote, and then they turn right back into the little communists they are.
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Okay, don't be cool, people.
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Rox, you're absolutely right.
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And again, they control the mainstream media, they control almost every social media outlet with the exception of X.
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So it's very difficult for conservatives to get their message out.
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Gotcha, Dr.
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A.
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Welcome back.
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All right, so let's go ahead and go on to the next topic, all right, because we are running a little bit short on time, and I absolutely want to get to Dr.
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A's topics today.
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All right, so I posted a picture there of Trump and Carney playing hockey.
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Now, obviously, Kearney played hockey.
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President Trump, I don't would not want to see him on ice skates.
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I don't think that would be a good look.
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But the fact is we are better at hockey than them.
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You hearing that, Canada?
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Yes.
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We, the United States, are better than you.
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The last time the Stanley Cup was actually in Canadian hands, I think it was 1993.
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It might be 1995, but I think 1993.
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Since then, American teams have won the Stanley Cup, which by the way, I am all in favor of renaming the Trump Cup.
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Why?
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Not because I worship a dictator, but because it's because I want to annoy you and I want to twist it into you that we're better at your sport than you.
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And by the way, Canadians got because I forgot who won the gold medal in the men's Olympic hockey?
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Who won the gold medal in the women's Olympic hockey?
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Just face it, you're not as good as Americans.
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You're like a pale shadow.
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You are the wimpy little brother to the stronger older brother.
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That's who you are.
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We don't need you.
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But now I want to talk about Manifest Destiny.
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Now, for those of you that don't know, Manifest Destiny, that's patriarchal, that's colonialist.
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Yes, it is.
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And it is the manifest destiny of the United States, not only to govern our own continent, meaning our own little country east to west, but to go north and to go south.
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This is our hemisphere.
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Now, Canada and its Chinese puppet leader, Mark Carney, are now openly talking about joining the European Union.
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It's this little thing called the Monroe Doctrine.
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So we need to start thinking of Kearney and his regime in the same way we thought of the Maduro regime.
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Maduro was basically trying to hand Venezuela's oil resources, its defense, and its bases and ports to the Chinese.
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And what did we do to him?
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We seized him.
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Kearney as a WEF tool is a stooge.
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And he is an enemy of the United States who ought to be seized, as we did Maduro, and sent directly to Gitmo.
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The canocks are so cute with their little elbow top mantra.
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Okay, I gotta tell you something, clowns.
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War is not a hockey game.
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So it seemed to be my modus operandi last week, so it annoyed me.
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So I asked Grok, how long would a non-nuclear war last between Canada and the United States?
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And Grok said that a conventional non-nuclear war between Canada and the United States would be one-sided due to the vast disparity in military power.
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The conventional phase, a period of organized standing army combat before Canadian forces were defeated or forced to disperse, would last a few days to a week.
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You hear that?
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A week at most.
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Canadian military planners who modeled a hypothetical U.S.
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invasion, this is their model, concluded that American forces would overrun key land and sea positions in as little as two days, and certainly within a week.
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At that point, Canada's regular forces, roughly 68,000 to 72,000 active personnel versus the U.S.
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figure of 1.3 to 1.4 million, would no longer be able to hold con coherent conventional defenses.
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So let's just look a little bit more at the structural imbalance, okay?
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And this is why, as a country, no matter who's backing you, better have your own military.
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Active personnel, we have a 19 to 1 advantage.
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Combat aircraft, 32 to 1.
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Now, as an advocate of air power, I will tell you point blank if you don't control the sky, you will lose every single time.
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Main battle tanks, 36 to 63, depending on the count, to one.
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Defense budget, 21 to 1.
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And naval and air power are and naval air power are similarly lopsided.
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The other problem Canada has is that most of its population and infrastructure sit within 50 miles of the U.S.
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border.
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The U.S.
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air, missile, and ground forces could strike bases, command centers, and transportation hubs very quickly.
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Canada's military, if you want to call it that, right, was designed for interoperability with the United States, not independent high-intensity defense.
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What would happen is after the conventional phase collapsed, we would probably have to occupy them for decades before they became good Americans.
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It would be extremely difficult and costly for the U.S.
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in terms of loss of life, unless we were able to co-op a large portion of them and bring to them the benefits of American citizenship.
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How would I really see this going?
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Western Canada is okay with the exception of Vancouver.
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We're going to be fighting in Toronto and Quebec for decades.
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That's the way that would work.
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In short, conventional war would be over in days to a week.
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Guerrilla occupation resistance would last longer, and depending on public will or political will would drive it honestly how long it goes.
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Because if you want to crack a an insurgency, you have to crack some heads.
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And the U.S.
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usually doesn't like to do that.
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All right.
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And whether or not we chose limited objectives, meaning just regime change of Kearney or full occupation.
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I'm actually in favor of full occupation at this point.
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Now, this scenario remains uh Jeff, I'll come to you in a second.
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Thank you, Roxy, for the nuggets up.
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The scenario remains highly improbable that two countries are long-standing allies.
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But keep at it, Canada.
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Keep deciding that you want to decouple from the U.S.
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and watch what happens.
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The second, the very second, the Chinese military starts interoperating with the Canadian military, game on.
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So elbows up, buddy.
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All right, go ahead, Jeff.
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The Treaty of 1830 secured the independence for all of South America, and we acquired Florida and California on that deal with the Treaty of 1830.
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So we will secure with the Monroe Doctrine anywhere down from South America all the way through Canada.
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And with the CCP control of the pseudo-fitness and defensive national security threats, we can have those being openly traded in South America from Americans.
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This is from the states that's the Western America.
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As far as Africa and everything else in the Middle East, I'm not so concerned with that as I am concerned with Canada and South America, primarily for the security of the United States, and that's what we need to do is secure our side of the globe first.
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Okay, so I'm with you on that.
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And so let's talk a little bit because you brought up the Monroe Doctrine and something along those lines.
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So I want to go a little bit historical here.
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All right, the time is long past to be nice about this.
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All right.
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We need our president to become for the moment an American Caesar and do what is necessary.
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We need Canada, we need Greenland, we need Cuba, we need Venezuela.
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Mexico, I'm not so sure about.
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All right.
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But we need to take those four countries right now.
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I believe that if President Trump would do what is necessary and take them, that history, not near-term history, would be kind to him.
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In the same way that it has been kind to Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, Tyler, Polk, Pierce, Johnson, McKinley, Abbott Roosevelt, and Wins Wilson.
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Did you hear that?
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Like I only could name off the top of my head two presidents that had expanded the United States.
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I knew there were other instances such as the purchase of Florida, such as the purchase of the southern part of Mexico, but I couldn't name them.
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But as it turns out, that is, I believe, nine presidents have grown the United States.
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That's one out of every five presidents has seen an expansion of United States territory, which is absolutely amazing to me.
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Now I did you brought up an interesting thing, all right, and that is fentanyl.
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All right.
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Fentanyl had it in my mind that a lot of it actually came through Canada.
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Now, why would I have it in my mind?
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Because I was forced to share a as a guest spot in the Biden gulag in my cell was a fentanyl dealer that educated me on the trade and how destructive that could be.
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He had actually killed 18 people by supplying them with drugs.
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It's anyway, it's disgusting.
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Go ahead, Raging Rico.
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Go ahead, Rico.
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All right.
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Hey, how are you doing?
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What's up, Kurt for letting me up?
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Hey, what's up, fellas?
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Or Panda, Southern, Dr.
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G, Jeff, Research.
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Hey guys, I see a bunch of those guys down there.
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Hey, fellas, come on up.
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Don't be scared to grab a mic with the colonel.
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He's pretty fair.
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I wanted to say, can we just take Baja California?
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We don't have to take the risk.
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But there's a lot of Americans living in Baja California over there in Infinite.
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There's whole communities that are retested over there.
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And it's also a strategic point.
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Just off the fence, no.
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So I'm always advocating can we can we annex Baja California?
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That should have been ours anyway.
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You're absolutely right.
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That whole coastline should have been ours all the way up and down.
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I'm with you.
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Yes, you can certainly add that to my tally.
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Cuba.
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It's because I like the islands and I think it's got pretty nice beaches.
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Other than that, do we really need them?
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No, we haven't needed them for a while.
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The Caribbean is basically, or I'm sorry, the Gulf of America is basically an American lake.
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So anyway, just I th I think we don't think about expanding the way we should anymore.
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And I want to see America expand.
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It's just what I believe.
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All right, we've got Dr.
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A back.
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All right, and Dr.
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A is going to cover, I believe, she's going to talk about RFK Jr.'s speech.
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But again, this ties into my belief that we need to stop deadnaming the Democrats.
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They're the Communist Party.
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So anyway, we need to honor their transition and just name them communists.
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But so the topic of this segment, Dr.
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A, is where did the Democrats go?
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All right, so go ahead, ma'am.
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Yes, sir.
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All right.
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So last week, Robert F.
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Kennedy Jr.
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gave one of the most remarkable speeches I've heard from a cabinet secretary.
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And whether you agree with everything he said or not, I think it's worth understanding why this speech was so unusual.
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Kennedy walked onto stage at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas and began with an extraordinary observation.
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The ivy of my presence here is inescapable.
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Think about that.
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This is Robert F.
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Kennedy's son and President John F.
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Kennedy's nephew.
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Man who attended his first Democratic convention.
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Democratic convention when he was six years old.
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Kennedy described the Democrat Party he grew up in as the party of working people, civil liberties, free speech, skepticism towards concentrated government and corporate power, physical fitness, and what he called gold standard science.
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Then Kennedy made the central argument of his speech.
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The Democratic Party, in short, lost its way.
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He described COVID as a major turning point.
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Kennedy argued that government censorship mandates restrictions on churches and businesses, and the growing relationship between government regulators and powerful industries represented a rejection of the principles he had associated with his family's Democratic Party.
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He stated that his father and uncle viewed Israel as an ally and a front line against the toxic ideology of Islamism.
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He argued that this ideology threatens Western liberal values and cited the treatment of women, religious minorities, and gay people in parts of the Middle East.
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Kennedy also talked about his own 2024 presidential campaign and what happened when he tried to challenge President Biden for the Democratic nomination.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of the speech was what happened next.
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Kennedy described his conversation with Donald Trump after the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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He said they talked about lowering drug prices, helping farmers, reducing corporate influence over regulatory agencies, eliminating government waste, and most important to Kennedy, America's chronic disease epidemics.
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Kennedy said Trump told him he wanted Americans to have access to safe food and wanted to restore children's health.
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Those conversations ultimately led Kennedy to suspend his campaign and endorse Trump.
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And then Kennedy delivered what I think was the defining line of his entire speech.
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I realized that many of the foundational views of the Democratic.
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I realized that many of the foundational values of the Democratic Party had found a new home.
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He said that new home was the Republican Party.
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But then the speech shifted from politics to health.
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Kennedy argued that America spends far too much on health care in comparable countries while suffering an extraordinary burden of chronic disease.
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He said the administration's goal isn't simply to treat more disease, it's to ask why Americans are becoming so sick in the first place.
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Food, metabolic health, environmental exposures, corporate influence, scientific integrity or lack thereof, and especially the health of our children.
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Kennedy closed by recalling the promise he and President Trump made when they first appeared together during the 2024 campaign.
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Together, we promised to make America healthy again.
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Whatever your political affiliation, I think there's an important challenge contained in that message.
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We spend enormous amounts of money managing chronic disease after it develops.
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Perhaps it's time to devote just as much attention to understanding and preventing the conditions that are making Americans sick in the first place.
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And that is something worth talking about and something I post about every single day.
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That's my passion.
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Because when the minute they said make America healthy again, I'm like, duh, I've been working on it for 30 years.
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But guys, only you can make yourself healthy again.
00:45:20.719 --> 00:45:23.119
The government can get out of your business.
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They can fix the medical system, the chemicals that are allowed to be sprayed into our food, proper food labeling and other things, but only you can choose to make your body healthy again.
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That's it for that segment, Larry.
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I think that's a great point that only you can choose to make your body healthy again by what you eat.
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Again, I have got to start and am starting to get my body back to being healthy.
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I indulged myself after a while, but uh, it has got to start.
00:45:48.159 --> 00:45:50.880
And it's the same thing with political health of the United States.
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It's the same thing with health on the Constitution, all right?
00:45:54.320 --> 00:45:56.400
We've got to stop the flop cameras, all right?
00:45:56.480 --> 00:45:59.440
We've got to vote for politicians that are gonna respect our rights.
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We have gotten fat and lazy as Americans in not doing the right things there when it comes to our politics and our freedom health.
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And the irony, I got I went to the convention, and then when I was leaving the convention, that and I literally was in the lane and there's an F on the road driving the fact just to go to my home.
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I drove right on the exact same spot where John F.
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Kennedy was assassinated on November 22nd, 1963.
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So it is crazy to think of a Kennedy actually being in Dallas again.
00:46:32.320 --> 00:46:36.320
I wonder if that's one of the first times they've been there since then.
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Oh, I'm sorry, Colonel.
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I wanted to ask Dr.
00:46:39.440 --> 00:46:46.719
Angela if she had overheard about sugar or high fructose corn syrup causing Alzheimer's and dementia.
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Well, hold fast, yes, that's next.
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Coming next.
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So, Brother, let me ask you a question.
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Did you watch any of the convention there?
00:46:54.559 --> 00:46:55.039
I did not.
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Okay.
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And is that because you think it's just the same thing you're going to hear again and again and again?
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Yes, sir.
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Get it.
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I totally understand.
00:47:02.079 --> 00:47:06.960
That's why on Thursday night, rather than going to the convention, and therefore I missed RFK Jr.
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speech in person, I went to a Charlie Kirk memorial.
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And we would be remiss if we didn't say that.
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I think to me, Charlie, the thing that I admire about him and the reason he is so much better than me as a person and a man is that whereas I want to fire back, Charlie would listen pay it.
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And he would answer the liberals and try and get them to think.
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And you cannot fault the man's courage for walking into the lion's hand over and over and over again at a cost of his life.
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I am not going to honor any of the conspiracy theories talking about those right now.
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I haven't even looked into them.
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All that matters to me is we lost a voice on the right that I believe was critical in turning young people away from the Communist Party and towards the government.
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I think he is sorely missed in the conservative community, and I think he is just the first.
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I think you're going to see more political violence from the left than you do than we have seen.
00:48:03.199 --> 00:48:06.800
So, um, Rox, do you have anything caught you off guard there with what Dr.
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A said in reference to RFK's speech?
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Oh no, not I'm pretty aligned with everything.
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I even the sugar, the dementia, all that stuff.
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I've studied it for many years because I've had a lot of health problems.
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But all that stuff, like they've been right, so determined upside down, everything.
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And I'm just glad it's changing and actually getting out there.
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No matter what some people think, like you guys have no idea how deep it goes.
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It goes all the way back to even the cholesterol study, like you have to remember there's a lot of misinformation.
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Big everything on your table, make you sick, keep you sick.
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So, like just be aware, be cautious.
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Uh, listen to doctors like a doctor and people who know what they're talking about trying to expose them because the ones they try to shut up are usually the ones trying to tell the truth.
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All right, one one more thing, and this is just a quick poll amongst the hosts and Jeff Raging Research.
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Since you've already grabbed a mic, I'm gonna invite you guys to join in as well.
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Presidential race 2028.
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RFK Junior, Marco Rubio, JD Vance.
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Who's your pick?
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I'll tell you right now.
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My pick right now is Vance, but I'm willing to listen to the two, the other two.
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What about you, Southern?
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Sorry.
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I like Rubio over Vance.
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Yes, ma'am.
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I don't know.
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I listen to you no matter what time like which one higher or lower.
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But I do like I like Rubio, I think is a little bit more digestible, probably for floor Vance, because I know they're still hold-outs on Vance.
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I don't know why.
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Like I think he's incredible, but I think they both are like they're both like right at the same level for me.
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No, I I I'm with you.
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The reason I picked J.D.
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Vance is he wore the uniform as a Marine.
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That's but again, I like them both.
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All right, Dr.
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A, what about you?
00:49:38.719 --> 00:49:43.039
I still have concerns about relationships with Dugan and Tucker.
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So I will remain cautious.
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In the meantime, I would of those that you've mentioned, I would probably say Rubio.
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All right, Jeff, what about you?
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Of those three, and only those three.
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Who is your choice?
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I think we've gone from my parents' generation for the last 36 years to jump our generation to go to a millennial for JD Vance, or like Vance, just like you, Colonel.
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But I think that uh Marco Rubio has much more experience in Vance to hold that position, in my opinion.
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Yes, sir.
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I get it.
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Well, all right, Rigo, all right.
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Now he may be doing other stuff, that's fine.
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Researcher, I know you're not an American citizen, but were you one, who would you vote for between those three?
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RFK Jr., Marco Rubio, or JD Vance?
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Wow, I would say at this point in time, Ant is my first pick right now.
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Things can change.
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I do like Rubio too, too.
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It's a really hard decision, man.
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I really don't think we lose with either two.
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The thing that scares me about Kennedy is he was a Democrat for so long, but I love what he is doing.
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Absolutely love it.
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And on that note, keep in mind, and you got 15 minutes, Dr.
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A, but go ahead and let's go to the next topic.
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But we do have a hard stop at 1215.
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Oh, we're more than covered, sir.
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Oh, yeah.
00:50:50.000 --> 00:50:54.719
So just finished the last segment talking about how we have to take control of our own health, right?
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Well, the next segment doesn't give you a pass.
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In fact, it tells you how hard you have to work to protect the health of your children and grandchildren, even beyond your, I don't know.
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Somehow we developed a sense of food is love or sweets are love.
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So the next segment, Maha moment, childhood sugar and dementia.
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Could the sugar we consume during our first two years of life affect our risk of dementia 60 to 70 years later?
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A fascinating new study published in the journal Neurology suggests that it might.
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Researchers looked at more than 64,000 adults in the United Kingdom who were born around the same time that Britain's post-World War II sugar rationing ended in 1953.
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This created an unusual natural experiment.
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During rationing, sugar consumption was restricted.
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Then, when rationing ended, sugar consumption increased dramatically, nearly doubling.
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So researchers could compare people who spent their earliest development period under sugar rationing with people who were born just afterwards when sugar became much more readily available.
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And the results were remarkable.
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People exposed to sugar rationing during pregnancy, so moms during pregnancy, and the child through their first one to two years of life had about a 21 to 23% lower risk of developing dementia later in life.
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Among those who eventually developed dementia, onset occurred approximately 2.6 years later than their peers.
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The association with Alzheimer's disease was even larger.
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Those exposed to sugar restriction through the first two years had about a 28% lower risk of Alzheimer's disease in this particular analysis.
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Our researchers simply didn't look at diagnoses.
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Brain imaging showed that people exposed to early life sugar restriction also had more favorable brain structure, including greater gray matter volume and fewer white matter abnormalities.
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And they performed better on measuring of processing speeds and reasoning.
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So why might sugar consumption during infancy affect the brain decades later?
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Some clue is metabolic health.
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It's what I preach about.
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Researchers found that lower rates of type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure explained about one quarter of the association between early sugar restriction and lower dementia risk.
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That's especially interesting because previous research using the same historical sugar rationing experiment found substantial reductions in diabetes and hypertension among people whose sugar intake was restricted during their first thousand days of life.
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And that's an important phrase, the first 1,000 days.
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That's roughly the period from conception through a child's second birthday.
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Conception, right?
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Pregnancy through the child's second birthday.
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It's a time of extraordinary development for the brain, metabolism, immune system, and other organs.
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We're training the body how to respond to sugar.
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Now we need to be careful about what this study proves because it was not a randomized clinical controlled trial.
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And it does not prove that eating sugar during infancy causes dementia.
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Researchers were studying people born more than 70 years ago, and many other environmental and life factors can influence health across a lifetime.
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But because sugar rationing ended abruptly, researchers had something unusually close to a real-world experiment.
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People born only months apart experience dramatically different sugar environments.
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And we're beginning to see a remarkably consistent pattern.
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Other studies using the same historical events have associated early life sugar restriction with lower risks of diabetes, hypertension, heart failure, biological aging, and premature death.
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So perhaps the larger lesson isn't simply about dementia.
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It's that nutrition early in life may program health for decades to come.
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Again, it's teaching your body how to respond to those nutrients.
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What a mother eats during pregnancy and what we feed babies and toddlers may influence metabolic and neurological health long after childhood is over.
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We spend enormous amounts of money treating diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and dementia later in life.
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Maybe prevention needs to begin much earlier than we've traditionally thought.
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So today's Maha moment for the first 1,000 days.
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Don't just build a child's body, right?
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The first 1,000 days don't just build a child's body.
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They help shape that child's health for the next 70 years.
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We're talking about cellular.
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Thank you.
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That's very interesting.
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I think I was before you said it, I was wondering the same thing.
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Over 70 years, things can change, but to have that opportunity of it's almost a binary on-off switch there, reference sugar.
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But the other thing it got me to remember, and thank you for this, although you didn't mean to do it, is the good memory I have of my grandmother making Kool-Aid for her grandchildren in a pitcher.
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But then I remember like a just a giant monster scoop of sugar, pure white cane sugar, going into that Kool-Aid, swirling it around.
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So I'll tell you two things, Larry.
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It was a definite injection of sugar into our diets as with that Kool-Aid.
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However, the Kool-Aid that came along 15 years, maybe 10 years later, that had the high fructose corn syrup and or the artificial sweeteners was even worse.
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I don't doubt that at all.
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It's one of the reasons I try and stay away from those artificial things.
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I'm right there with you.
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But Dr.
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A, thank you for that.
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And for those of you again, I'm a primarily politically military-oriented guy, but the intent when we started the show eons ago with Tony Maxwell, who is recovering from her cancer, thank God, and was to cover health as well because it's that important.
00:56:42.480 --> 00:56:45.760
And I feel like there are areas where we are always lied to.
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And one is politics and the other is our health.
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Like Roxy said just a second ago.
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And that wheel is big food, big agra, feeding us bad things to make us rely on big pharma.
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And it just goes on and on and on.
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So thank you, Dr.
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A, for that.
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All right, Southern, I I'm away from the there, but if you're here, I'd like you to go ahead and read the quotes, please, ma'am.
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And I did not.
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Did you not see my hand up this one?
00:57:16.800 --> 00:57:18.559
Yeah, Rox, no, I don't, I don't.
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Look, I'm away from my thing right there.
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I apologize.
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Go ahead, Rox.
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Oh, okay.
00:57:23.039 --> 00:57:27.440
He's just talking into the I was gonna say, also correct me if I'm wrong, Dr.
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Angela.
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Some of the things of what you were talking about with the childhood stuff.
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Isn't it even certain trimesters what a mother consumes in certain events that happen through her life will turn on DNA triggers on and off?
00:57:38.480 --> 00:57:39.840
And is that similar to that?
00:57:39.920 --> 00:57:42.239
Like you're triggering certain parts in a childhood's development?
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Even in the yes, it does get to the next level of complexity, but absolutely yes.
00:57:48.880 --> 00:57:54.320
The first trimester is certainly important for the brain and spinal cord development.
00:57:54.480 --> 00:57:58.960
And later into the pregnancy, heart and lung become more important.
00:57:59.199 --> 00:58:16.800
But the whole thing is involved with regard to metabolism because essentially that period of time that the baby is in mama's womb, its body is learning how to respond to the nutrient cues coming from mama, nutrients or anti-nutrients.
00:58:17.119 --> 00:58:25.119
And that was it was a long time ago I read this, but it was something where like a certain genetic code for obesity was even triggered during a certain trimester.
00:58:25.199 --> 00:58:34.880
I can't remember which one, if the mom like starved herself because it thinks that the baby's gonna be coming in a time of famine, or like it'll trigger like your metabol your metabolic response.
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I don't know, I'd have to look that up again, but I find all of that fascinating.
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I find it absolutely important.
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And a trigger for starvation where the human body thinks it's starving is very different than if someone is doing a intermittent fasting or proper 24-hour water fasting or whatnot.
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We have to be careful.
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So triggering that during pregnancy absolutely causes chaos.
00:58:58.400 --> 00:58:58.880
So you're right.
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Thank you, Nan.
00:58:59.840 --> 00:59:00.639
Okay, I'm done, Larry.
00:59:02.719 --> 00:59:03.519
I didn't see your hand.
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I apologize.
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I had moved away from that because I had seen things pop up in the reckoning chat, and I thought since Southern wasn't online, I needed to make sure blah, whatever.
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Anyone, thank you, Dr.
00:59:13.119 --> 00:59:14.400
A, for those two great segments.
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I really do appreciate it.
00:59:15.440 --> 00:59:16.960
Southern, you did the quotes today.
00:59:17.039 --> 00:59:18.480
I really appreciate you covering that.
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And I did not know that this was George Washington's favorite Bible verse.
00:59:23.119 --> 00:59:26.239
So thank you for adding that to my repertoire of knowledge.
00:59:26.400 --> 00:59:29.199
So if you could please, ma'am, you go ahead and read the quotes today.
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Okay, but they shall sit every man under his wine and under his fig tree, and none shall make them afraid.
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Micah 4-4.
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And like Larry just said, that's George Washington's favorite Bible verse.
00:59:39.760 --> 00:59:43.199
The goal of socialism is communism, Vladimir Lenin.
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Whoa, I think every single one of us needs to post that on social media today.
00:59:48.400 --> 00:59:51.360
Again, that is exactly what the goal of socialism is.
00:59:51.519 --> 00:59:56.239
And I had somebody there like, well, why don't you tell me what the classic definition of communism is?
00:59:56.559 --> 00:59:58.400
No, I'm not going to do your homework for you.
00:59:58.480 --> 00:59:59.440
I do know what they are.
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All right.
00:59:59.920 --> 01:00:04.320
My degree was an international affairs Soviet area specialist with a minor in Russian.
01:00:04.480 --> 01:00:08.480
I could tell you the entire breakdown of the Russian or the Soviet Communist Party.
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Okay, I know who they are, and why did I know them?
01:00:11.519 --> 01:00:14.079
Because I was convinced that we were going to war with them.
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And as you said, know thy enemy as thyself and more you will not lose.
01:00:18.719 --> 01:00:20.880
And as an American, I wanted to win.
01:00:21.440 --> 01:00:23.119
So I studied communism.
01:00:23.199 --> 01:00:29.519
I know who they are, and I am not going to let communists take my country from me.
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That's all I got to say about that.
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God bless each and every one of you.
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Five Southern Rock, thank you for a great show.
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Rocks will give you a call here in a few minutes.
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If everything goes well for you guys the rest of the week, thank you for joining us.
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Tell somebody else if you like what you heard, and we'll be back next week.