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lime, it's not in their transition. The economy is in transition, but the climate is in an emergency right. He's not a transitory warming of the planet. as we may learn about inflation, this one, this one will stay on your forever. We ve heard I heard forlorn ever these temperatures are going to last, at least until the end of the century, which, surprised me. I I honestly had predicted a winter coming soon, but no They are going to latin ali into this unknown know now. Stu I gotta give an update on some of these some of these things that you know we're trying to do to curb the emergency. First, while we're all using way too much water, and you know it belongs to the state. Not us, California, is has just sounded set out a letter, the noticed groundwater extraction, reporting, that is,

required under these sustainable ground water management act. So people in California, if you have a well you're, getting a you're getting a letter this, as this notices to inform you that the state water resources control board believes you own property or properties not covered by the management authority of groundwork. Groundwater sustainability agency, as required under the sustainable groundwater management, act, the state water lord considers areas with in high priority or medium priority groundwater basin that are, not within the jurisdiction of GM say be unmanaged under s gee I may so high. is what you have to do if Europe in groundwater within unmanaged areas. This notice is intended to provide you with early notification, so you can

the appropriate steps necessary to meet your reporting response. Civilities now I of reporting responsibilities. I think everybody does you know, especially when you ve bought a piece of property and you have a well that's. your well that the water you pump up I love the reporting responsibilities, but it goes further than just reporting. This this this appeal Lee has a base filing fee. You know when you, when you find out what are you? What are my responsible? I love this. I want to be a responsible citizen in california and there like well, you have to pay a filing fee of three. Hundred dollars per well. I mean we already have your name. We already know you have a well cosette asked why we, as

we wrote to you and tell you, but you need to tell us, you have a well and that's gonna cost you three hundred dollars and then, You also have an if an additional fee of ten dollars per acre foot, we say meter. twenty five per acre foot with out a meter and if tardy. You will get a late fee of twenty five per cent per month, so this is what could possibly go, here I was at a well I'm glad good. I was at a. I was at a restaurant over over vacation. If my scale I would want to several, but one particular showed a the the section of all, of the green stuff with all of the covert stuff. And it was this lengthy, Dissertation on how to wash your hands- and

started with turkey, because they wanted you to do two things wash your hands to this ridiculous extent of covert where they want you to do it for, like ten minutes also save water, so it was like turn the water on wet your hands. turn the water off go get soap, wash your hands together for twenty seconds turn water back on In your hands turned the water back off shore if your hands dry, because you don't wanna, use too many towels or have the the power dryer on for too long, and it went on it was a logic, italy fourteen steps on how to why your hands in this period, where we're supposed to spend almost all of our time washing our hands, but none of our time with the water on well Remember Sarah. Can you remember, because brock knew something Around two thousand ain't that I just have to make sacrifices

have to change our conversation. We're gonna have to change our tradition. Is our history? Are gonna have to move into a different players I think we're in a different place, where it's a fourteen step process to wash your brick in hand by the way back to the wall. everything this state water resources, control, bored, I'm not sure how they have the right for domain because that's what's happening you own your water. They are now saying this state owns the water and the net. step is rainwater at that happening in colorado, they just To make some more money, so you can't just scoop up all that rainwater, because this, state owned that rainwater I'm pretty sure got owns that rainwater and it rain

equally on everybody. So if you want to save it, you can save it. If not let the flowers grow way of the the other really great thing about this? Is when you look at? Is it says that californians have to report this themselves and you have to start work of paying for the water that is being pumped starting February? Twenty twenty three and I think, has really great about this. Is the government wrote the letter, but they don't by any service, at least for free. I mean you have to pay the three hundred dollars to. Let them know that, yes, there letter was right, you I have water, but then they don't support it, there is no product they don't even do the billing. That's u k so provide. The water is already there. They don't when billion for the water you I do so. I

I think this is. I think this Gonna go over big, but that's to protect the planet. As is this the fair real government of canada is looking to impose a requirement to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions from fertilizers, because it a greenhouse gas that is contributing to climate change. Now trudeau government says they want a thirty percent reduction in emissions from farms The fertilizer producers. Group say at this point: reducing nitrogen oxide emissions can't be done without reducing the fertilizer use, but they're saying we just need a thirty percent, just thirty four, their cards so just caught it someplace there like. Well, we we dont use nitrogen oxide it anything but fertilizer

overall, the provincial governments in canada now and organizations representing farmers have asked for emission reductions form from fertilizer to be measured via intensity, meaning much food is being produced in comparison to the amount of fertilizer used and True d always said that sounds totally. We know. I'm sorry, that's not That's what I said. That's totally reason they are demanding an absolute reduction innovations, farmer, are telling the government now in canada that That's going to result in a lot less food being produced and were kind of on the edge with that right now oh, and that reminds me net zero- is- making. The energy markets in hand stray yeah these sir, I guess there haven't. Gazprom is the putin guess ike. There too must be

my gosh, it's everywhere else. anyway. The the energy gee markets is tubing in Australia there as well, because the government is basically threatening people with e s g and the the net zero thing is is really it's really working out well for them, the litter doubling of electricity prices, his is happening in australia now, so they just doubled the price of electricity and you know it's it's just for customers in o in small towns or small, electricity, retailers you know but tat, they that net zero by twenty fifty will require one hundred and two when a trillion dollars in australian money, but remember it's australia may so those numbers always seem crazy.

Just a eighty six point, two five trillion in the? U s dollars. So it's you much are much more recently the act, the app and that's just equivalent, that's just equivalent to Three hundred and sixty nine thousand dollars for a household of four and in It will cost of thirteen thousand two hundred dollars per person, but just over the next twenty eight years, and then once we pay that that one increase that won't make things better right, that this isn't something. That's gonna get us a lot more electricity and all its innovation. That's just gonna! continue. What we currently have, but with new green energy options right. one we're shutting everything else down. Well I mean I can't say where's. The west is shutting everything down. I mean, for instance, australia has to be cut

their carbon emissions and they care they're, just not going to be doing in the coal flat fire plans, while they are gotta be dull. Coal fired plants, but it won't be australian emissions. China has some fifty cents when cold fire stations for every single one in australia and australia is. providing them with some of that coal and so they're, just shipping it off to someplace else, which is good because that's away you know the air stays in china, the chinese air, its says right. There never move as we learn any lessons tat light up couple of years. Anything in the air in china stays in china. That's the lesson that we ve taken from exactly ronnie, and there is something else here that you should know a freelance rider and regular contributor at bonaparte tee, is written. A new york times are bad that I think

is you know I think he's just a sign of the future. The coal is titled, a taste for cannibalism,. And they said you know, they're. There is a time and place for cannibalism. now I've seen it about that. I thought, be might be the fourteen hundreds And probably on some island, but I don't think time and place is the here and now for cannibalism, but they disagree I'll tell you why coming up in a second case you have been given up with twenty twenty two bingo. The whole country is going through heatwave right now and That is just fun. That's funny especially when the

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rules and restrictions may apply ten second station. I d. So the the reason why we should engage or we should look at cannibalism. You know it is, cause. Well, you know we might have to eat people. We met After you, people and, who doesn't? Who does think of that, you know who who the situation right now and says you know. a couple of years? We might have to eat people, and I think, we're repulsed by right now. But will we be in a couple of years. Add I'd

you know I was repulsed by pedophilia. Today, a lot of people are like you know, pedophilia. You know you might given a whirl. So what could possibly be next. You know, I think it's I think it's good special with the world population getting out of control. We just have to many people, and also in pr while you were gone. Stew encourages people now to eat tasty insects to help battle climate change, which is, now, just don't need any insect eat. The quote: tasty insects, two to help with that, and that is you know that another great grey thing to do. What is the? What's? The palate there

There is serious, every type of insect. Is there anyone that, like leans leans a little there's, there's one that maybe I don't know I take up well with peppers and onions. What's what's the breakdown You know what I take a cricket and I put in my mouth and I mean but in my mouth I gently put it in my mouth and anyway, their delicious, there very sweet Let me just remind you what all of this is about from the water in california to the bugs and everything else Welcome to my city, or should I say our city I don't own anything in this year. Twenty thirty! This is from the world economic forum. I dont a car. I don't wanna house, I don't own any appliances or any clothes now that might see on to you, but it makes perfect sense for us in this city, everything considered a product now has become a service. We have access to interpretation, accommodation, food, in all the things we need in our daily lives, one by one.

These things became free, so it ended up now egg sense for us to all much first communion, they should became digital. Frida? Everyone then in clean energy became free. Things started to move quickly. Transportation dropped dramatically in price in ITALY. sense for us to own not to own cars any more, because we could driverless, vehicle or a flying car for long journeys within minutes waste. Transporting ourselves in much more organised and coordinated way with public transport as it became easier and quicker, and convenient that our car now I can hardly believe that we accepted congestion, are traffic jams, not to mention the air pollution from combustion engines. What were we thinking Sometimes I use my bike when I go see to my friends really this

written by an adult, do I enjoy exercise and the ride a kind of gets the soul to come along on the journey funny. How things never seem to lose their excitement, walking, biking, cooking, drawing growing plants, it makes perfect sense and reminds us how our culture emerge at close relationship with nature in our city. We don't pay, read because somebody else's using our free, safe, the free space whenever we don't need it. So tat is That's it's fantastic! So you leave your ls at somebody else whose work it may be that I just go in and live there during the day. While you were gray is grey. All at all, life is good. I own nothing and I'm happy

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in quarter of negative growth, that doesn't mean a recession and I would say: that's the textbook definition, of a recession and they said well known, but not this time, not this time. It's first slowing down. So we can start going faster and I thought talk to koala harris for that one! Didn't you by the way, I want to share of a few a few things. First, let's finish upon the meat thing no because it's an indulgence, we just can't afford any more Listen to this sad that either It sure is arguably the most destructive industry on earth explain and you still believe that george It's by far and away the greatest cause of habitat destruction, the greatest cause of one, my flows, the gray, because of extinction. Grave, because the soaring muskrats source of fresh water use,

one of the greatest causes of climate breakdown bigger than transport, one of the primary causes of war solution and of air pollution. So it's right at the top o and sir I've got say: land use the biggest issue of all its by far and away the greatest form of land use that humans inflict on the planet, which seems all that land values can be used for, while because distance, and while we need from writing again, I can't take. I can't I can't I can't take it anymore. I apollo I speak as I I I said that eating meat is an indulgence we can afford he was just talking about all agriculture and so let us get rid of all agriculture which I think is reasonable. You know it's very, very reasonable to believe that, and so that's good now, let me go back to the deepening. years here in our country.

Because we're not only battling climate change? We are also battling against people who don't want to kill their babies. It's crazy. Here's kemal on the real issue or surrounding the abortion debate. to put it in law. There may be litigation, but we will be in a much better position than then do not do that. You know. Listen. Women are getting pregnant everyday in america and this is a real issue and we need to act with a sense of haste. About what is at play. What is at stake, codifying role will be an important a moment in terms of putting back and play protections for The folks who are at risk right now, that's good, that's good eating. I want you to understand what she just said What was the real issue there? Stew, The real issue did you,

is it I think so. When she speaks, women are getting pregnant every day in america, and that is the real issue. That's really rough! You don't want that it happened. So you know you don't want that to happen, and then you know what's going to happen, if you, if, if people are born in theory- and we we obviously don't want that to happen, if there is a pregnancy, we want to terminated immediately. But if they do happen to somehow be born, we may need to provide food for them which, as we learned from the previous clip is the worst thing that could possibly happen. You can't do it began to it. You can do now gynecologists all over the country apparently are, a warning the fatal consequences of chill childbirth like days long labour, pre a lamp ciera Then also a glimpse: a chronic infections pelvic inflammatory disease

and the world health organization is leading this charge. If you We are a child and you are forced to have a baby. You could get that pre or post clumsier wouldn't want and punished the baby with a baby. Now we don't want unpunished with a baby. Now you don't want. So I get the order articles I read over vacation- and this is this- is a sad. I guess said it did mission about my vacation, but how many articles I read or vacation that way incredible, dep on how exactly two acquire illegal abortion drugs shipped in from india, and I I I I've rarely seen and explain, or from the new york times on how to achieve or acquire an illegal gun. If you happened to want one and they won't give you want in your state I've I've, yet

see that exclude explain her at all. Yet with abortion drugs seen from every major pub. Occasion. How can you do it? What are the names of the organisations whose the organisations. What website should we link to get you to the illegal drugs that would provide abortions in the state where, is not allowed over and over and over again, this theme seems to be out there. They seems to be. They seem to be passionate about it, well I mean don't worry the deal J is on those laws so they'll be in jail very very soon. Now here's a really good one stew, ears ears. This is a pro life thing or a pro abortion thing that I just haven't. Thought of this comes from the washington post It is. It's a lawsuit brought up by the jewish congregation le door of a door against the fifteen weak abortion ban in florida and the congregation offered argued that

jewish law does not, sit life to begin it conception or it fifteen weeks and so refusing an abortion, could violate their belief and so now washington post, is pointing out here with jennifer reuben, that you know that could infringe on the first member rides and the states constitution of free exercise clause tim important. When we look at this as the the first amendment right, you know a religious right and force birth crowd should care about this zone. This comes directly from the hard core concern, that of communist javert jennifer reuben, whose celia called that after all these years, yeah she's she's, a conservative collins she cant find it s

thing she agrees with conservatives on, but there is nothing new thing that she ever speaks of seems. Be conservative by any traditional definition of the word, because she is, she writes in dog, whistles now you nazis and I'm not a dog. So I care, I dont, know what she say. But dogs know exactly what she sang and also the university of michigan medical students they were a little upset. This is Professor of medicine, took to the stage on sunday. Yesterday too, addressed. The new students at their white coat ceremony This is when they get white coats. and her speech was it expected to focus on abortion and and de the it didn't. However, students

petition the school weeks prior to remove her as the keynote speaker go, she supports the unborn and when she started or speech she said you know, I want to acknowledge the deep wounds of our community that we have suffered over the past several weeks and we have a great deal of work to do in front of us the heel, healing can occur, and I hope that for today, this time we can focus, what matters most and that is coming together to support our newly accepted students and families, with the goal of welcoming the welcoming them into one of the greatest vocations that exists on earth. Will that was enough to get people to walk out a of these older doktor wannabes walked out. They could not take her saying we should together and said. A bright what we have in common.

and They haven't fired her yet sir, So far, the dean is like hey you, Oh, it's kind of credit, all that we have diversity, a personal thought and ideas cosette so foundation and academic freedom and excellence so Obviously the guy is a killer, who just he's so far right as a radical that he's, He believes in diversity of thought: racist, that he doesn't fire, but you know they'll get him fired, and then then, we'll make some progress, then will will make some progress so. She's she's a hate her by the ways that I believe in having the courage to let the unborn be born. I love life I believe in having loving care and respect for life and death. my my faith in,

science or what drives by the beliefs in me before formed you in the womb. I knew you before you were born. I set you apart. I appointed you as a prophet to the nations quoting Jeremiah and I don't know who this Jeremiah is, but is he a phd? Is he a philosopher or is it empty? I don't know. Quite frankly, I don't care. Jeremiah was not a woman or is not a woman. The bullfrog grant, although although he could get pregnant, so maybe we should listen, took no nope nope. I just remembered he's pro life. We don't listen to him are at our sponsor. This half hour is patron, mobile name. One thing you use more today than your cell phone guide payment, gad can't debt.

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if these elected in twenty twenty four, but he's not sure you can run if he's elected, he's gotta per I the so called deep state beyond what any president is done before he's he will fire as many as fifty thousand government workers, and they'll find themselves on the chopping block. He said he will drain it of tens of thousands of civil servants from the typical political roles he said- he'd clean house of mid level staffers at the pentagon, justice department, state department and beyond and bring in vetted candidates who were found. To be more closely and I aligned with his american first agenda, why they, a good start, but I'm a little disappointed in only fifth it only. Two thousand as we have, what is it about

two million federal workers. Something like that. You know I'd like to see a million of hit the bricks So I mean how can we possibly run this government with less than two million employees Glenn? I think it would be totally impossible to do that her eye pride, it would be almost like. You'd need, you'd need local. In state communities. To pick up, the slang Does it make sense, though? To I mean you know, this comes from the. I think the Jonathan swan report from acts ios where they're talking about this was his plan for his second term. He had put this into motion. It actually through and then Biden repealed, because it was through an executive order but kind of, went through and and and dismantled this when he took office, but the idea that leaves have people in your administration who are willing to carry out the directives of the administration, not seem to me to be a crazy idea like shouldn't

People who are doing the things are supposed to be doing actually want. to accomplish to them. That is essentially the pitch from donald trump on this one, and it does seem to be relatively reasonable to me. well, he's he's using schedule. Ef, I dont know what the f stands for. but that is a that is the executive order. I just like to see do without an executive order now that require all the republicans which may run billy. I think we need a million more, but you know I'd like to see him. Do it not through. Executive action because it'll keep changing back and forth, and I we should be able to fire. Are government workers I think that in fact I I'd like a term limit on them

I'll, think, there's a reason you're there from a longer than eight years narrow, they may say they can restore rear employees right people who were there, for their entire career? This is it they do the same thing they stay and we know from administration in administration, and we ve talked about this guy. We're like there was. It makes sense like peter, well, you're not going to have to have people learning the job every few years, like they're, going to know how this thing works, and I can understand the argument there, but the problem with it needs to be handled as well, which is they stay there they get in their patterns, they don't we exchange that and the american people want show they don't change. So they keep doing things the same way when the american people want something something done a different way and that's a real problem. The other the issue without drugs last or was it took. what, while to learn the system in order he

He didn't really understand this system in the probably the first six or eight months and that it started. clicking in that's good. that's good, that's we. Every federal workers should be really know what I'm doing here. So I care really do anything for awhile good good Let's just put this, it is a law. This is. This should be on a contract for america, with public party. This is the line back programme bill bars spots or for the blaze spotlight. Getting to the gym to work out. Ah great, I do it you know and what so there you know you work out. I don't but you can work out and stay fate. Unhealthy I like to sit in the gym, anita built bar because their healthy their healthy. Therefore, protein. There are great

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if your promo code back for twenty five percent off lifelike, I'd com or one eight hundred lifelike daniel horowitz. How are you, sir? you're doing all right and in Glenn, don't worry, the bad houses will never be deemed as non essential. I think I know that in its weird it's weird that this is happening at orgies and bath houses in and things like that, yet government has come out and said you shouldn't do that with Where does it? I wonder why it's funny, if they were able to please travel bans on each other, something big, We do during the article of the confederation we down religion. We pay their people for now wearing a mask outdoors. We shut down in idaho church services outdoors, but somehow with something that actually youth quarantine, a ball

they emanate. Ninety eight percent from one active, that's always going to be essential. have you heard any government official talk about like hey this? Is you know you should stop that nature? Really? Stop that for now though, in fact when I'm hearing is both parties are set to ban red dates? From If defining marriages, the marriage this week, the uh, I think, they're stepping on the gas pedal further, that interesting okay, so are you concerned about this at all daniel, or is this just another nonsensical. You know Glenn, I actually am concerned about it in and the reason is living in a different era. the global warming paradigm, where they make something up to scary, You gain control

die, redefine the world, redefine humanity and create the gray wreath at, but then there is the covert paradigm, where it's actually real because they created it. and then they use that we have to deal with both problem. The think big the aid and then the reaction to it. You know everything we know about monkey park. That means, if you stay away from the bad thousands you should be fine, but there is the question: We had it for quite a while suddenly pearls rating so much and at the same time the things you have, this vaccine ready. We do understand there is a concept of self spreading vaccine. We also know that last year, me of Many twenty one. They held a table pop simulation. in germany on monkey park, so the to somehow know about it. We know that last year, bill gates warned about the coming of smallpox

epidemic, and we also know that last year, around July, around the time of year, the the f d a approved, a new therapeutic for smallpox, which Glenn that's pretty funny code. It costs a lot of money to go through that process. Now. Why would you approve something, and spent money on it. If there is no pathogen ethic think extinct and how do you even tested? Have you even run a clinical trial on that? oh, I don't know, I'm I'm actually a little bit concerned that even if they weapon the bad. How did they might know something that we don't know just like they did in march of twenty twenty I have to tell if their sole malthusian their aunt, All of these movements are anti human and, No, they believe they were overpopulated and everything else. I just I hate to say it, but I don't have confidence that

but these people that are working. You know with diseases and malthusian themselves, you know thinking, you know what ok, we can reduce the surplus population here and it'll. Be no it'll help us in the long run. This is really the biggest concern that shocked me: how republicans conservative seem to walk away from this. When I talk to people about the need reaffirm the number code and prevented from ever happening codified. Laws and the legislature for bodily economy at people, thing and in an even one of the gnp leaders were done with cold is, is overweight. We're not worried about that. But the problem is, after nine eleven we had a nine eleven commission made a pearl harbor commission. This thing has killed so many people, the real action to it. It killed them people all republicans wanna do is talk about inflation, yet inflation seems to have come from our reaction to that goal. We were

to get to the bottom of how this came about, because it sure, as heck, wasn't natural and what other gain of function activities. and facilities are coming down the pipeline the little bit bizarre that there's no drive to find that out and when I would speak to people and at them. He, where do you think of it came from? I would in here. Well, it's why the? In a hundred years we have the pathogen we have a pandemic cause is about a hundred years since the spanish flu. Well now monkey pox we have. what, then, are we really did after the avian flu, which had caused them to slaughter a lot of chickens which is contributing to the inflation in chicken in meat. really. I mean what is going on here too. I am actually very concerned that there is a lot more gain, a function, pathogens and vaccines in the pipeline, and I think we ought to have it. You know an accounting

I think it's interesting, that a member of the house into intelligence committee warned americans late last week that Your dna is open for grabs and it is being used. They fear to develop by weapons targeting specific groups of americans, even individuals that this was pretty I urge them, Was it the last bond movie or the one before I think was, although it was the last bond movie where they had a pathogen that they could. Call the dna and they could sore people out and target people or target groups, and were now saying that it looks like China is working on this. Well, china is working on it. But again, let's not forget that the current magic tooth- that's been

were liberated and most people have gotten three doth is especially vineyard. We have the sweetest study that it does cause reverse transcription and does potentially alter your dna, and we really don't have any counter. Thirty two that it fill bizarre that, We have not dealt in today, and I know we're gonna- be talking about that a little bit on tuesday night special, because he can't the path that anywhere out. So I would say the already have the technology tunic thin And they have the motive to do it. Are you listen to cause schwab to albert pour la the feel of five there. They talk about hacking into people in in in planting chips and any they faced with a straight face now I would admit, people before covert, I would have left it often wouldn't have taken them seriously, but I think The lesson is we oughta take them theory at their word. After everything we ve gone through the last two years.

so you mentioned the specially we're doing tomorrow. It's ablaze tv, special, uncensored on the dangers and effectiveness. Of the covert vaccine, and I think we have a clip from that special here. It is, are we don't have? I thought we had a clear our right of store. We have clips so David. Tell me what does tell me what the special is Lee expert that you have on and what we're going to find out tomorrow. This is kind of our safe space. The only place You can actually broadcast the truth, which is why it is so important, as described in the blade, because very Do you want me to get the truth anywhere I mean on off a facebook, I'm kicked off of twitter and we ve seen it every step of the way where we try to be the tipp of his spear.

speak the truth and then you're not allowed to say that within it comes true, but then the next tranche you can't talk about we're. Gonna talk about this most important words, safe and effective and prove, and it's hard to do it in only an hour and a half how they are unsafe and ineffective, and in fact that this point negatively effective, negative, the advocacy we're having doktor peter mccullough. Therein Oh putty is articulate is as doktor mccullough. He litter He has the author of all this debate that the tipp of his tongue and I think it so poor. Can he is really the most published cardiologist generation and he gave it all up gave up his job at biller taxes. They gave up everything all this professorships, beat the truth, he now has the board's coming after a medical boards for speaking the truth and here's really. What got me into this because

with not a legacy anti. I back. Thirty always gave all the vaccine to his patience, and here These concerns very early on and literally everything he has said has comes. The you here that in more tuesday night, so he went through all of the all of the paper that pfizer the court said now, you ve got a release, it right away correct. Yet behind a written answer. Seventy five years they want. I really wanted to hide the the studies. Did he find out in the studies sure I mean by this? total. Did we now have over twelve hundred peer reviewed study, youth, identifying some form injury or malady caused by the shot in every corner of human body These are no longer experimental. I don't think that's an accurate term, I think, maybe long term, it fill experimental, short term. The jury thee

and we're going to coalesce. All of the data, the best data we have the best studies. We have and really the best things are. The government and advisers own data is what it so shocking and that's what were the ensconced in either bears earth or the document released by the cord, and we see This is the important thing is not like oops I burnt one. I burnt the toast They knew this from day one. They knew this in the clinical trial phase, they were seeing that you'll have ninety five percent, effective and no theory of injuries, and then you come the first month and bears just load up with every car. Yo, neurological injury you could ever imagine, and then we see these people get covert once twice after getting the shot better than happened by accident

the point is. We knew about it in a very, very disturbing because it means the fda knew about. It did well, I'm and that the whole rats nest in Washington d c We need a reboot, we don't need a real great reset. We just need a reboot. We need to shut the system off, booted, backup it is just its corrupt, corrupt to the bone. it really is, and I think that people need to recognize were not one. Election away. From fixing washington I mean it's not gonna happen and you pick your favorite toy. The president. Your dream, candidate, ok, and the bottom line is you're not going to fix cds, and the f D, a and d o J and the e p a it's just, not happening. There is nothing to drain. The entire thing It is a maggot infected carpet from head to toe,

We really need to understand that that window of fixing conventionally has passed that some date, but certainly after march, twenty twenty. Daniel Horowitz. Thank you so much for that you do and have done He is the blaze. Podcast host of conservative review is also the senior editor of the blaze dot com, and he's who's gonna be on with you on this it a steve dace and Sarah Gonzales right and there are in- and if you know, thieves in town in Dallas that may be feeling all your built bars, daniel Horwitz, that's tomorrow, night blue, he's tv is ablaze tv, special, uncensored on the date, is and effectiveness of the cove. It access in all of the research all The things were not allowed to tell you

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and and its being used, china and others. We say we're not doing it, but I doubt that we say we're not doing it, but I doubt that that you could use. Did you see the james bond, movie the last james by movie, uniting think I did it. I think I did see is the one, the one where the I guess, the russian scientists had this. Of course, this deal a code yeah russian scientists who was never never anybody in the middle east now anyway, this, russian scientists had this this. A vaccine. This this spray, that you could spray agile and it would target your dna, so it could kill you and your family, but it be fine for everybody else, and

in its spread anywhere, so you can give it to you know you haven't everybody in china. because there are so many people that are flying over to america? americans would get it if it was targeting, let's say caucasians, they would spread it, from chinese and you wouldn't necessarily know where you got it and that people come home, sick and then all americans would be dead That is, its frightening. What some of this stuff that we have now it would be frightening, except for the heroic actions of double o seven and Now we shouldn't be worried about it. Ass he was able, I mean swirl arise, able to know no put it to a star. This is different lab on a different island off. You know that, but yeah and it's good to see that the bush administration is waking up to walk away

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So this is this- is great. Now the chinese, the fbi is just figured out. There might be some things go on with the chinese. and so in kuwait, a minute wait a minute. What do you mean? Ancient chinese secret? There is something going on here with a with a chinese. Object the chinese offered to build in Washington DC. They said it's gonna bring all kinds of tourists too. and they wanted to build a beautiful or nay chinese garden at the national arboretum in washington d c, and they would have- temples and pavilions, Seventy foot wide pagoda and It was through all the local officials were like that is so exciting and then

the f b. I started looking into it and they found a couple of red flags: the police, are. They noticed, it would be a strategically based on one of the highest point in Washington dc Joe, two miles from the? U s capital and they said, that's kind of the perfect spot for you know for gathering intelligence in in communications to grab everybody's intelligence communication and so we thought that that might might not be bad and the other thing that the chinese or like what what what's the problem they wanted to build the pagoda with materials ship to the? U s in diplomatic, pouches, So when you are put something in a diplomatic pouch, it can't be searched customs. Now what they possibly bring it. I bet it was fish. Have you

into a country where, where you eat a lot of fish, and did you bring any fish on this trip? I bet it was fish. I bet it was fish though, and they killed the project an cancelled e g, the garden which is a very, very, very nice. You know that the chinese are purchasing land all over the country, which you know, I don't think that's the eye uncovered china. Made her waterway equipment a top cell towers near a u s military base in the rural MID west. They said that's kind of a problem when they checked with strategic command, because apparently it could just no blocker block are clear communication, and that might also be. Maybe a mate made may be a problem,

former officials described the probes finding as a watershed moment. The instigation was so secret that some senior policymakers in the white house stew, you're doing a you're doing a secret dive in to China. You don't anyone to know because you know you can't get out of the bag china could doing. It's a senior officials at the white house didn't even know. do you think that joe and hunter Biden might have been on that list of hate, just talk, tell them. We tell everybody else in the white house, don't tell them what we're doing with china. The president is on a need, arises: yeah knee I need to know- and he definitely does not need to know in two- We twenty congress approve one point: nine billion dollars to remove chinese made.

Waterway cell. Nuclear technology, Two years later added can't find the money to do it got darn it. you know the none of the equipped. is removed, and it's still there and you just waiting for reimbursement money and they could get it done. The fcc applications to remove twenty four thousand pieces of chinese made communications equipment. They can't because they can't can't raise the money there. Three billion dollar short the fcc and there's like what were. Where did I that three billion dollars by way sent more money over to ukraine, as we can see. That's really good. China has also issued a stark private warning to the Biden administration about a possible trip to taiwan in august to buy Nancy Pelosi, they have cited

six people familiar with the chinese warnings? iD say, they are significantly stronger than the threats at beijing has made in the past when it was unhappy, the I've rhetoric suggests a possible military response. According to the financial times The white house, security council and state department declined to comment on the report. China's foreign ministry did not immediately respond. Reuters request for a comment on sunday so trying to think sides insider trading. Why it so important for nancy policy to go to taiwan. Just wondering food. Ok sure, if your play, it didn't you know I don't want to back off of taiwan, but

I mean unless its critical that we're over there in taiwan and then I think it is with Nancy Pelosi. I mean if it was somebody good that we were sent here sending over there, but Nancy doesn't even know what she's talking here's, what we do don't have to be a sophisticated as mission impossible. You don't you just put on a plane, dropper in some vienna tropical destination. have somebody that looks different. You know just not white speaks another language doesn't have to be beautiful, taiwanese or chinese and. tell her. She went to Taiwan, then she picked that went up I mean it seems I heard her husband are usually so drunk. They wouldn't even a silly recognise the difference. Yes, she is. a little irene. Just a little hammered seeming

during the day, she seems hammered he's been charged with it ran a here. You know he's right, I got the dui on his dark it. So I think you know just a combination of the two, her appearance, his is actual seemingly d. Do you I dangerous almost killing somebody accident, those two combined. I, though, probably believe almost anything, I say we do it sent him over. By the way, there is a great great say done by John whitehead, and MR whitehead from rough rutherford institute on technology- and they say we are now crossing the line of no return. We are, we are at this line. We are. The cusp of a cultural, technological and societal revolution, the light

of which we have never seen before, while political left and right continue to make abortion the face of the debate over the right to privacy in america. the government in its corporate partners, aided by rapidly advancing technology, are reshaping the world to one which there is no privacy at all, nothing that was once private is protected. We have not even begun to register the fall out from this soon ami bearing down on us in the form of artificial intelligence, surveillance, and yet It is already reorient doing our world into one way in which freedom is all first unrecognizable a high surveillance harnesses the power of artificial intelligence and widespread surveillance technology. To do the police state law. acts the manpower and resources to do effectively or efficiently to be everywhere to watch every one everything

monitor, identify catalogue, cross check, cross reference include every that was once private is now up for grabs to the right buyer governments. corporations alike. Heavy heedlessly adopted a I surveillance technology without any air or concern for their long term impact on the of citizenry as a spur the report from the carnegie endowment for international peace warns a groan number of states are deploying advanced a I surveillance tools to monitor track. and sir citizens to accomplish a range of policy objectives. Some lawful other violating human rights? Most fall into the murky middle ground. Indeed, with every new ay. I surveillance technology that is adopted and deployed without end regard for privacy. Fourth, amendment rights and due process the active citizenry are being

marginalized, underlined and eviscerated digital laura a terrorism as benefits for teaching in international national studies. Cossack cautions involves the use of information technology to surveillance. Repress manipulate the populace, dangerous human rights and civil liberties and co up doing and corrupting the foundational principles of a democratic an open society, including freedom of movement, the right to beak freely and express pull nickel descent and the right to personal privacy on in off line. Now, Is this article? I've got to go into more tomorrow, but eighty fascinating to me They say there are Nine steps, nine elements of the chinese model of digital authoritarianism, so

see how many we have done. Dissidents suffer from protested of persistent cyber attacks and fishing. I know we ve, had that social media websites and messaging apps are blocked. That's happened: posts they criticise, government officials are removed, haven't had it officials, but had it on policy more when internet access revoked as punishment for activism haven't had that yet commentators drown out government criticism. Oh, I think that's happened, new laws tightened regulations on online media, not yet citizens behaviour monitored via a I and surveillance tools. Absolutely in visuals, regularly arrested for post critical of the government. No and now

in online activists are made to disappear. Are you not yet it glad it's interesting? A lot of those that you said have not occurred have occurred, but just not through the government right like we have seen people get caught darfur comments they ve made about our and lose their access to their business to their banking system. In all of this, for for whatever business does or comments that they ve made it just that hasn't come through the government. In a know, it's the sort of the approach that you outlined in the great reset, where it comes not from the government through an arrangement, overt or not, between the government or people who just share the ideology of of those in power and then exe cute those punishments. Side of law, it's it's just something that there able to do it. It just has not been. American tradition. We ve always been feet, given people even access to simple things: Banking, regardless of you

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talk about this last week and it's like we're living in a real life version of the oh lord of the flies and yeah people are, you know, They crash an airplane and me we're bunch. A kid survive on island and they do so in the total chaos and brutality in depravity because there's no adults who provision because there's no faith in god and that's. Why it's happening with young people. There is no adult supervision and saw their dissent further and further depravity and chaos and foolishness and and when you look at a merry. You know you are asking: is this organised and I think all of this is organised the people trying to undermine america. Have

Promoting the environment, the disrespect for authority, the disrespect for the country, the disrespect for law and for lead, and once you impose that mentality on the culture, this is the and a chaos and depravity. That's gonna just become more and more pervasive So how do we get out of that? What is anybody is anybody seen anything good happen in the black community towards police officers, for instance? Well, as it relates specifically to the black community. I think it's it's it's what the entire american community is gonna, require and that's a spiritual reawakening. It's the only hope, as this call has become more and more secular and more more godless? It's it's just to become more and more depraved and again you talk about a constantly, but all

is rooted in the destruction of the family culture. An answer, when you tear apart families. This is what happens, and so is the problem most acute. with african americans here, because the destruction of the black family, that here the the impact that has been most harshly felt on black people, but it I mean in all parts of american society because even where there are two parents were still not talking? but a traditional family structure. We're still not talking about it. True commit to developing and nurturing young people, you know we We deal with our young people after we deal our jobs after we deal with making as much money as we possibly can and secure our second third car and how would we just don't america doesn't have the commitment to young people and children that we

to have, and so we shouldn't- Surprise that these kids are turning on us and turning on the culture and the society we ve left them with cheese. I what big topic for you today, on your show. We're gonna try about kyler, Murray and the contracts being given out in the end well how you know, I'm less excited for the failed and I have been in it time in my life, but but that the top tomorrow, but I'm gonna get into bed with you we may be really really interested in is a wise day sermon from minister called bishop p, w jackson and happy He gave it to me so I watched it yesterday. It is one of the greatest

sermons, if not the greatest sermon. I've ever was in it me realize what what the problem is. This whole january six thing and why doesn't fit right with me? In whose really to blame and again he wants, it wasn't here? What's the gist of it? What the justice is light as Chris as believers, we're sitting on the sidelines in this cultural war and and we I have to get involved in this whole separation of church and state. Is misuse, and I will return to John the baptist mentality. And impose our will on this culture? You know left off. complain about the culture and so forth. For me, wasn't his eyes, but for me my take away was I'd. Look at what happened on january thick and

blame, the media and I blame the left- and I blame all eliza brutal, but I'll, blame us as christian, because weak mimi, rather than in again this isn't an antitrust statement, but it's just a fact. Rather than fly the trump flag, We need to be flying a Jesus flag, a religious flag of faith flame, and demanding that our politicians builder should that is respectful of the today ok in culture that this country was founded upon what we We deserve that. We're all that! That's the reparations, we're old are found, fathers built. A judeo christian culture in founding document based on and were watching porn to this end and leaders, betrayal all that Troy all that and we haven't mustered the strength as believers too, to take our but to wash and it instead of letting them

this crazy lunatics define all the protests and instead of letting political people and again, I have no problem with the mad cow, but if that had been a group of christians out their praying and and in asking for america to restore some integrity and facts and truth to this society, a group of Chris would have never been baited into entering the capital, the capital we we'd never would have let re ups and the other influences. Into the moon is needed there now using against us, and so we gotta put away these. political identities and embrace the true identity of this country, amby only identity that can really save this country nets- faith in god, I will tell you that, on this faith, in god, this is how far away we are, did you know that

We are now sending money overseas through blinkin. Through the bureau of democracy, human rights and labour grant programme, and it is promote. Atheists, atheists and humanism I did know that doesn't surprise me again if we don't get the rapid believers and say we. What you're doing and make them talk? about what they are actually doing, that we a draw a line in the sand gland, we just haven't done it. Enough is enough that the dry queens at schools grew mean and trying to base our children into a lifestyle that is unhealthy and doesn't leave the reproduction. We got to stop this week we we can draw a line in the sand over what they're doing I give them were cow. and we deserve the destruction.

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financing dogma. Ten second station- welcome to the the Glen back programme. You know we're sitting here. looking at our society just crumble I've noticed that when I read a story about guns. If I, for instance, at least sixty one people have been shot three fatally in shootings all across chicago over the weekend. Sixty one p. All were shot, it doesn't talk about capturing or getting any of these guys just what

happens to you know. What's the aftermath when I'm reading stories about guns and they capture, people. I never hear of that gun is legal or illegal, but have you just recently that, when somebody shoots buddy and stops them. it will say legally purchase gun or he had the permit to carry the weapon but when they catch somebody doing bad things, they never say that. Why is that? Is it possibly because you know we heard our case, because It's about a legal weapons, it's not about! So. Going into you know the gun store, store, buying a weapon weapon of addio jaded, a study of state and federal prisoners and asked all of them. That were that,

convicted on some sort of guns. violent crime where, got their gun and the fire. of that study was one point. Three percent of them got it three retail purchase. So when you're talking about restricting guns through retail purchases, which is almost every single minimum bill that work talking about is, is addressing those those issues. Ah, ye I too have an issue there, because it doesn't do much at all to restrict crime. Most of these weapons are hagen illegally street, whether their stolen or per just by someone else legally and then sold or given criminals, many of them were found at other crimes scenes so like there's, some sort of shoot out or whatever or a robbery, and they are stealing them from other crimes. Scenes only one point: three percent of people walking into the counter in going through the process, which obviously makes sense right, and we,

you're a party that is advocating openly to Allow pretty much anybody who wants to come over the border to come over it how can you even complain about these things? If, even if you were to be able to lock down every single purchase in the united states of a weapon, your open the borders so that anyone can come across and believe me, if you restrict gun sales here, that incentive will we created even stronger for guns to come across the border from mexico and central america, so really these these arguments to make no sense. I think I think they know that, but they continue make them anyway, because they know enough of their voters will buy them, but they're, not they're, not they're, not coherent arguments. so given newsome friday signed a bill that allows private citizens to sue people. Who manufacture cell transport or distribute eagle assault, weapons and goes guns. So now that

That's the exact quote from the bill and I'm I'm a little confused is somebody who manufacturers a ghost gun. Or in a legal assault weapon. Or is it just somebody who's making a our fifteen's, you know and selling them in stores and somebody went and bought one and that person used it eagerly and killed a bunch of people. Do we sell the gun manufacture? Do we see the gun manufacturer or Is it just for somebody who's making illegal us all weapons and goes guns yeah, I don't Its interesting I mean I do know that goes guns were illegal in japan. Still somehow someone was able to make one institutions obey so We know that these has our not I mean, there's lots of reasons why these laws to make any sense, of course, by the way that that study.

When the dear J did not show a lot, a ghost guns being the reason. People are taking kids home in building their guns as drug criminals. Typically, that's not the way that works at all. That is, of course they keep claiming. This is some sort of big issue and analyse it. S gone. We ve talked about this and when it comes to the this structure of law I don't like it. I don't think it's a good, a fairer system to operate worrier, empowering people to see each other on suspicion of crimes, we said the same thing when it came to the abortion law. Now we say the abortion law here in texas. I really like the outcome of making abortion more difficult for people to obtain I'm for super pro life, but the misses. Hippy case was really the better way to go about this. I think the structure of of the law. If we go to a place where states are concerned, we incentivizing people to sue. anybody else on the basis of Paul.

A cold disagreements. I mean there's no reason that why why could california. Do this with suvs? I why and they do it with a hundred other things it just about it's a bad structure for a law and as much as they like the outcome of it in texas. I am much more come but with the way that the probe if it agenda has advanced through. Overturning of rovers is weighed than I am with the structure. I don't think it's a good idea. We both talked about this when we like it in theory yeah. I like the outcome, we alone she's. Only like we like the outcome, we like them. We like the the idea, standing up, but the but the law was a mass in homestake anyway, what are you talking about? Japan. The knives about less elden held running for office in new york has given a speech and somebody charges. The stage

and has a knife and says you're done now, Are you going to ban all knives The answer is no, because that guy didn't even go to jail. He I didn't knife and kill a candidate for governor and he didn't even go to jail the Glen back programme right. Cynthia rodion about our experience with relief factor ceases. Last night I was able to sleep through the night without waking up from pain or in cramping from my right hip and leg its almost the end of the second week of taking relief factor and it's the first time I felt genuinely hopeful at my life can go back to normal thank you so much relief factor Cynthia I am so glad. I hope it continues to too vague better and you get out of pain, entirely loved. You hear back for me after a few more weeks but

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The Washington post. Had asked. Have civilians with permitted concealed handguns stopped mass shootings before, and some people went to work. On this and came up with this answer from crime, research, dot, org. fascinating limit gimme the cases greenwood Indiana July, seventeenth, twenty twenty, two, the act was heavily armed, had already murdered three people and wounded three others when a toy, the two year old man legally carrying a gun, fatally shot him about twenty four shots were fired. It seems extremely likely more, would have been murdered. Three people are add three more injured after the shooting. The shooting suspect who believe police action. Book police believe acted alone was killed by

armed citizen at the mall? Then you go to west Virginia me twenty fifth, here a man with an extensive crisp criminal history starting an eight hour, fifteen style fire arm a bullet, pointing it right into a crowd and then firing fortunately, a woman who is legally carrying a gun was there to stop the attack, police said a woman who was lawfully carrying a pistol, shot and killed? The man began shooting at a crowd of people on Wednesday night in Charleston dennis, but was killed after allegedly shooting at dozens of people and attending a graduation party. The wednesday near vista view. Apartment complex Instead of running from the threat, the share of said, she engaged the threat and save several lives that night about the guy who died at an extensive criminal history? south fulton georgia. This is, a third twenty twenty two

a teenager started firing his gun at multiple people, a large number people present at the park because of anti violence riot. The that because of an anti violence riot, so fulton georgia meadows said the man involved in the shoot out with an outbreak had been, operative and will likely not be charged since the teenager fired the first shot phoenix, sill, Phoenix ill city alabama April, thirteen, twenty twenty to do so, Suspects went into a truck shop over to speak from earlier in the day why god is got out with his vehicle and began to shoot at four people standing outside the business. One of intended, victims was concealed. Handgun permit hole, and had his firearm and return fire striking both suspects,

business owner paul thrasher said if they had returned the fire. He would advanced on us and he would have killed all of us. Thank god, some unreserve portland. or again, homeowner, allegedly confronted participants at a racial justice demonstration saturday night before we're pulling out a handgun and shooting multiple people in the crowd, leaving one woman dead and several others injured. The shooting, however, ended when a person in the group. which had a licence to conceal, carry a firearm fired back, striking the homeowner in the hip. I could go on and on and on with these worries. Those are just the stories had happened in the last year. It's been interesting to see their the the response from the left and set up course celebrating the fact that a bunch of people were saved they instead Of our calling it vigilante action, I love

from shannon watts. She's the founder of moms demand action which serve a radical anti gun group, and she said when a twenty two year old illegally brings a loaded gun into a mall and kills a mass shooter armed with an eight hour, fifteen after he already killed three people and wounded others. It's not a ringing endorsement of our implementation of this. an amendment first, it was not an illegal gun. In fact, all of the the recent laws passed in Indiana actually made. the fact that made it possible for him to do this, like the loosening of laws recently made it appropriate and legal for him to be carrying a gun in that situation which wound up saving all those lives so for every one who said that they were going to these loosening the laws are going to make these situations worse. The opposite is true in this case, as in David, how her sunny or friend mentioned when this was going on you, We need to implement the second amendment. It's in the constitution. There

implementation of it. It's a right that it comes from god through our government, which is different, supposedly defended, by our government as one of its highest priorities. This is not something you need to implement. This is something It is already here it has been here since the second amendment went through and this everybody on the left and their crazy anti gun agenda that second change. You don't get to implemented its here already but the facts don't ever seem to matter to people. Have you noticed tat the fact don't matter to the left. Look at the crime on our streets. Look at what happening in our cities, look what's happening in our schools, and yet For some reason, the left, just as it ever held accountable for it. You know that the democratic members in congress arson this week, If the said the duke.

powell. If he raises the interest rate this week,. he's already responsible for inflation, but. He's gonna be responsible for the recession. Wait! I've, Putin was responsible for the inflation. It's there Spending heap Did it at their request? Sannella geese print, I'm not saying it's a great guy in the Feds great give can't believe. I'm done ending the fed in this particular case. But the he didn't printed up ago. Hey little girl, I've got some money for you. Congress, spending, all the money and he's like there's nobody buying thing, thereby our treasury bills anymore, yeah. Well, just printed. Ok,. it doesn't ever seem to matter what the facts are, for instance, back to crime. George soros pest,

millions of dollars over the past several years into boosting candidates that have you no bib ended Cash bail, borrowing our prosecution of minors as adults declining to bring cases up against a whole of less serious but frequently disruption, disruptive violations of the law heat they trashed our cities, for instance, one point six million dollars to elect the district attorney in philadelphia, the city on fire in his first term, murders climb to a historic level it broke. Then all time, murder record in two. May twenty one shootings in philadelphia spike to their highest levels ever recorded last year. Instead, Many of the uptake in crime occurred His watch, but he was re elected. los angeles, district attorney, George guess gone four points.

Seven million dollars through a george Laurels funded political action committee soros invested a more modest about about three hundred thousand dollar through political action committee in the twenties sixteen race that made Kim fox the district attorney in Chicago she was one of the first progressive prosecutors that sorrels supported in what would become a nationwide movement by twenty twenty soros had invested two million dollars in a campaign that boosted fox he put money into the political action committee that boosted former said Francisco district attorney chase brooding, brains, removal from office, was the first time it seems anybody is actually doing anything about these lie. look at our society. Look at our society it is cause this week

let's see they d, is that are running things that won't prosecute thee the black lives matter, movement that made every cop into a bad guy. and george soros, no, can even diagnosed this in the press. Wilds, because if you ve done tromp wherein office right now, the economy was like this. They would say it's down trumps economy. People are just so desperate because of gas prices and that's exactly they would be saying. It's add we have last week's labour numbers that came out and you go in and crush the the fine details. We didn't add jobs not more americans are not working

in this last job report, even though they created what three hundred ten jobs three and ten thousand jobs. No, what happened? as people who already have a job well done and took a sec in job that's not healthy, that's not healthy And nobody will tell you the truth, because it's all everything is about politics. Now everything from Nike shoes to does sports to theatre, do looks to social media. Everything in your life is about politics, and we have that's the biggest problem. You mentioned this earlier Glen, the the language from the white house explaining to you that this is not a recession. I mean yeah. We might have a second quarter of downturn in the gdp, but that's not a recession. What you've heard about that is not true. This is what they said. What is a recession, while some maintain some maintain that? To conceal

of quarters of falling real gdp, constitute a recession? That is neither the official definition or the way economists evaluate the state of the business cycle. It is on clear that the decline in gdp in the first quarter of this year, even if it is followed by another gdp decline of the second quarter, india it's a recession. Now, of course, it has as it is and always has been short hand for what economist shorthand like us to session two quarters in a row. Down in gdp has always been the shorthand. There is an official designation from the gun. Meant in retrospect they look back and they say: okay, this is a recession. This wasn't. This is when it started, but like it How every financial power Occasion has talked about a recession, for As long as I can remember doing this, it's always been too negative quarters in a row, all it's been the same, and now there too, to fight back to, to redefine that term. It's no longer the way that

certainly love that that definition when George w Bush was president. They will certainly loved it when George w bush was president when they got that guy office coming out of in ninety percent approval rating or eighty percent approval raining just a few months earlier because of it definition. They said they were in a recession and, of course, the risk. She ended almost immediately, but even before, Clinton took office, but they didn't they didn't care. About. add the used it against him to do eat him in that in that particular election, and it happened throughout George w bush's presidency as well so something has happened over and over again. They just don't care, they just assume. You won't know they assume. You won't look in at least two enough of you won't know or look I can get away with it, but you know it would be nice if there was a media that will call them out on the stuff that just you know, unfortunately only exists at places like the blaze, and you know there's not enough of this out. There to to turn the tide at this

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Elsie creations key and make me so special here anyway, Here at last week, late last week, the entire police force in a small town in north carolina resigned. and they resigned because. Apparently this new progressive town manager is, super super, progressive and and lobby let's just say she had positions and local governments in in minnesota virginia south carolina. The mist minnesota thing just kind of set on the wrong path. I think anyway. Everybody on the police force walked out and The sheriff from another county is discovering things now form they must They have a lot of crime. Because nobody seems to be freaking out about it. I was

appear target talking sheriff over the weekend. He said I can't find people to be sheriff. I can't find deputies, nobody wants to be a cop. I'm lucky give me it can act. Mile cleanness down is likely. We know nobody wants all. You have to be a problem about one sure that why would you want to be? I mean I, you know, I have a friend of mine who who was a police officer and quit for this reason you just like I can't can't do I can't do anything. I'm Here too, I want I took this job to try to protect people and make the community safer, and I'm not allowed to do anything that will actually result in that happening. So I'm done and we know what happens in wars when we all go all politically correct and have all these rules of engagement, that's what our car, sure do an and we're losing the war on the streets? Oh my gosh because of weapons of wars, war,

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