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the only thing that maybe could save the country is also one of the scariest

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things for the country I believe Bill Clinton has an island I think he still

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has it and I think it is still being used can you find me a single clip of

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someone losing their life from that tactic I mean maybe it exists I haven't

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seen it I I think he probably would make it better president than Donald Trump

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only because he's not going to say that for no reason he's warning people right

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there's a scary possibility of getting closer to Communism and getting closer

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to less freedom I think it's way worse than we're even able to see right now

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he's already using AI in a way to manipulate elections how's Twitter

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income it's it's it actually so you'd be surprised putting pretty much all of my

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money in one particular thing and that is welcome back to another episode of

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the meet Kevin show today we're back with Mikey but also Matt Wallace Welcome

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Matt Wallace uh over 1.4 million followers on Twitter you cover trend

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tring topics trending news all the time it you are the master of engagement on

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on Twitter and the first engaging question I have for you is who's going

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to win the election we'll start easy well unless you run

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obviously I think Donald Trump right now has by far the best chance to win the

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election there was a time when it looked like maybe Ron Des sis had a chance to

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sneak in there he's he's fizzled out I mean he's fizzled out at the end of the

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day a lot of people who I know that were considering Ting him decided not not so

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much anymore it seems like Donald Trump has a clear Runway now to go against Joe

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Biden he's beating him by around three points in the polls right now yeah which

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is actually surprising because at the same time last election cycle like

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before the election started at the same amount of time before it we saw Biden up

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by I think two points on Trump the PO and a lot of people don't know this but

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Trump you may know this but Trump won in 2016 by like 100,000 votes in three

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states he lost in 2020 by about 100,000 votes in three states despite losing the

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popular vote because the Electoral College so it's actually way easier for

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Trump to pick up those few votes he needs to win than people even imagine so

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if he's up in the polls right now that does not look very good for the people

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who are on the side of oh I hope Trump is the nominee because I think we can

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beat him it just doesn't it doesn't look good and and a lot of people think based

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on what I post that I'm just like super far right I'm really not I mean at the

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end of the day I just want to see the country back on track with the economy I

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just want to see us have a good future I mean it's frustrating to watch when

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they're going trillions of dollars into debt trillions I mean with the te like

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come on like what are they doing and to watch them sell special interest groups

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all the time it's just frustrating and if someone can come in and fix that it

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it just it would make life better for the rest of our future do you think

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somebody like VI can fix that I I I'm starting to warm up to him I really am I

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mean I was skeptical at first of course you know he's he's coming onto the scene

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he's coming on hot I I do feel like he's starting to kind of make some inroads

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though he's the only person and you could say maybe he's he's putting on act

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but you can't you can only put on act for so long I mean at some point you

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have to realize that's that's really what what he's doing like those are his

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opinions he's the only person that's willing to say things that you're not

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allowed to say quote unquote right and he doesn't recite all the talking points

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that the other candidates recite based on what they have to because of who

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their donors are so he's pretty blunt and you kind of have to appreciate that

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you know that's was one of the things people really liked about Trump was that

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he has this uh very simple way of speaking uh and very clear like people

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thought well at least I know where he stands rather than getting a a runaround

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political jargon answer I think maybe is that potentially what people felt out of

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Dan santis a little bit maybe yeah it seems and he was the santis I feel like

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has gotten worse as uh VR has gotten better it's interesting how how that

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works viv's taking over but then there's Nikki as well taking it she yeah I mean

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Nicki Haley's her popularity rating though online is absolutely in the

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garbage I mean she because she's pushing so much of the proar stuff which is just

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a real big turnoff to anyone who understands that they're only pushing

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that so hard because they get paid through the back end through it whether

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it's donors or special interest groups that are yeah all that stuff and I I I

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think another interesting thing is about about Viva he when he first started he

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didn't look like he knew what he was doing really no one knows what they're

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doing for real for real when they first started you have to get a hang of it and

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i' I've watched him to where he didn't really know what he was doing interviews

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and not a lot of people maybe even noticed that you can tell if you're if

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you've done them before like you can see the little things where he's like okay

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he's really trying to get the hang of it now though I feel like he has that

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handle on it like he's he's gotten a lot better at it which is it's interesting

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to see the development of candidats rather than just like who they are after

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they're already at that point that's a good point so a lot of practice that

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he's getting now how much do you think the the spread flip between Biden and

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Trump that you just referred to is because of the economy oh I mean huge

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percentage of it when you're looking at gas that's now twice as expensive in

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many cases when you're looking at grocery store prices and and to be fair

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Trump did allow too much money to be spent when it comes to the national debt

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approximately 7 trillion under under Donald Trump most of that in terms of

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like the biggest spending was around three to four trillion in just really

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the covid years and a lot of people say okay well look at what the president did

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Obama around 8 trillion in his 8 years Joe Biden's already at like 6 something

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trillion nearing above 7 trillion in only three years which is insane I mean

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look at Congress though that's the most important thing if there's a congress

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that's willing to spend a lot of money get back door deals and that type of

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thing that's where you're going to see that happening the most regardless of

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who's President wow last week you asked if uh people thought Elon Musk would

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make a better president than Joe Biden My question is do you think Elon mus

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make a better president than Trump oo interesting question um so right now I I

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I I think he probably would make a better president than Donald Trump only

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because he just simply Works an insane amount even more than Trump and Trump

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works a lot I think Trump in his first term will be significantly worse for a

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president than Trump in his second term so I I will put the caveat maybe in his

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second term Donald Trump will be better than Elon Musk because he has so much

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more experience he does have faults though Trump did not do everything

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perfect he did make a lot of mistakes trusting people he shouldn't have

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trusted hiring the wrong people Elon Musk I feel like would make better

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decisions at for a first term maybe Trump would be better for a second term

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we'll have to find out I guess wow do you think uh Trump will make it I mean

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it looks like it's going to come down to the Supreme Court do you think he'll be

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on the ballot if Trump's not on the ballot I mean what do we do at that

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point if they can find a way to succeed in that it'll be pretty ridiculous and

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another another thing I will add that people say oh you mus can't run cuz he's

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not United States citizen yeah that's true but I mean just change the law let

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let him should that change I I don't know probably not to be honest but uh

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it's just it's fun to theorize about that just have fun I've kind of thought

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about it because I was born in Germany uh and so I ran for governor California

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and I'm like it is interesting not saying that anybody would actually vote

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for me for president but it is interesting that you know you could be

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born with a different color of skin or born in a different location uh but and

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kind of like is there a potential equivalence between racism of the color

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of your skin and while you're born in a different country therefore you can't do

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something interesting I would hope not I mean it's I feel like you never really

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meet people that will openly I've never met someone at least that will openly

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say I'm judging someone based on oh yeah no of course like I feel like it's not

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like a huge thing but at the end of the day it does make sense that you want

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someone who has experienced culture here who grew up here that's a good point but

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if you if you moved here I know you moved here when you're pretty young so

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18th right so I mean it doesn't there maybe there should be a rule that

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like if you moved here when you were a child you know and you you got to

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experience it or even if you didn't as long as you like truly have if there's a

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way you could put someone on a lictor test and know for sure if they really

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have the best interest at heart right that would be better than most people

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from the United States who are President anyway so I mean you know I guess it's

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it's hard to say who would be the best person at any given election cycle and a

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lot of is just media attention I mean really we would be better served to just

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have like a super a super good business person be in charge of the economy and

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that should have nothing to do with all the social issues why do we have the

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same person deciding social issues that's deciding the economy those are

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two completely different things you can't have the best of both it's it just

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doesn't make any sense so you're almost thinking somebody should be responsible

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for hey look here's our our welfare our housing assistance our social security

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our Medicare and then somebody else should run the rest of the budget like a

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business so to speak it would have to be structured in a way that would work

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because that would be very difficult to do if it can be structured correctly I

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do think that could actually work better especially in in the modern day and age

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it used to not be so much that way back in the day you know like 100 150 years

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ago there wasn't really so much of a problem with that because the best

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people wanted to be in those positions there wasn't the internet to cause all

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the drama and and people just typically voted because they wanted to have the

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right issues be done better now people tend to vote for but in my opinion

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issues that the federal government should have absolutely nothing to do

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with because that's a distraction from their actual job which is to make sure

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our are better what do you think will be a bigger weight in voting this election

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the economy or those single issue voter uh priorities uh in terms of swinging

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who wins interesting I mean I hate to say it it I hope it's the economy

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because that's if if we don't fix the national

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debt problem right now we're going to come to a point which anyone who is in

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finance like like yourself you know we're going to default on the debt

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eventually eventually it's you can't just keep racking up de forever people

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aren't going to want to buy US Treasury bonds anymore at some point it will fail

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if it's not fixed quickly and it may not be possible at this point to really have

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a soft Landing we're going to be not only screwed we're going to be screwed

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in such a way that Generations will feel that and all for what it's not like they

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built up some massive safety structure I mean already the even look at the oil

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reserves for example already that's mostly drained yeah from the Biden

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Administration look at what if they built with that $33 trillion in debt

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that's sustainable long term all of it has been on short-term spending stuff

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most of which could have been done way more efficiently oh do we I mean for

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example I'm supposed to in theory be for the military which is ridiculous that's

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kind of like the way they they've structured that issue uh but uh I don't

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I don't support anything I'm supposed to support I just look at it and say what's

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the best thing regardless of what should I say what shouldn't I I don't care I'm

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just going to say the truth which is that you shouldn't be spending a

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trillion dollars on the military per year when every country has the ability

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to wipe another country off the planet in a few seconds if it gets to the point

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where you have to use your full force you're already at that point where

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you're not going to need your full force because you're going to be on the next

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level which is I'm not going to say the word because we're on YouTube demonetize

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the video but uh you know what it is like if they drop the big ones yeah what

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does it matter that you have a $50 million attack helicopter you know like

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what what's that going to do is there an argument that I mean some people make

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this argument that well if if we spend money in all the different areas that

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we're in so whether it's in trying to stabilize the Red Sea which I guess that

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didn't work out recently uh or Israel and Gaza the money I mean we're

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basically financing their War uh the Israeli

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incursion we're financing the Ukrainian defense on the Eastern block and uh I

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mean the foreign aid that we send to every country from Egypt to European

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countries is is uh I mean vast what what's your take is there a chance that

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that without that sort of spending we get closer to that uh the big one uh

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problem versus just keep spending the money and maintain the status quo so the

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way I look at it is every single

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country that would not get to the level where you have to go to the big ones

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wish I wish I could just say the word come on YouTube like fix that come on

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what are you doing I don't want to demonetize your

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video maybe you don't care but whatever but uh the the point is if it gets to

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that point there like maybe I don't know the exact number but there's a certain

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number of countries that have that capability all of the rest of them the

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United States could easily B with 10% of the power or less so it's like I I I do

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think it's important to have enough strength to prevent that I don't think

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it requires a trillion dollars a year while you're $33 trillion in debt

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because if we get to the point where the US dollar is extremely unstable that's

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way more dangerous in terms of getting to the big one than anything else by a

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magnitude of of many times over so the highest priority is maintaining strength

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in the dollar you prevent uh losing the leverage that you have in the first

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place could uh dollar is supporting companies like Boeing which I guess

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protect our uh uh you know help solve some of the issues that we face with our

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economy and our spending problem absolutely I mean cryptocurrency is the

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only way right now to tell the government F you economically it's the

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only way where you can go around being so dependent on the decisions of

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bureaucrats who often only have their best interest in mind so I think

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cryptocurrency will definitely experience not only many more bull runs

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it's it's probably going to be the type of thing where if you're holding it now

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you will get extraordinarily wealthy from it if you're holding at least not

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doesn't have to be a lot if you're holding just a decent amount like enough

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you like I I don't want to put an exact number on it but if you have what's your

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price Target what's what's the exact amount yeah yeah but but yeah I do think

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people who are investing in cryptocurrency in a serious way now will

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see significant returns and and that's because it's going to provide value to a

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lot of people and already is but it's going to get better and and as the

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governments get worse which they are doing more corrupt worse managing the

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economy it's going to be more important effort that we do it ourselves and

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crypto is the way to do that do you think there's a way the United States

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could actually be in a very strong economy come around the election stock

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market up real estate market maybe didn't crash uh uh and and people have

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jobs and there's jobless low joblessness still is there a chance then that spread

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between the low sentiment we have now for the economy flips to positive

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sentiment which means do people vote for Biden in that swing interesting I mean

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the question is how much longer can a stickman be propped up the US economy is

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being held up by fake legs can it hold up for another year

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maybe can it hold up for another 5 years maybe can it hold up for 10 years I

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don't think that's possible POS I really don't you think there's implosion within

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the next 10 years because of the debt of course there's no doubt about it there

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will be an implosion probably within the next 10 years probably before then

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there's a few big things that are happening like for example a lot of uh

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companies are going to have to restructure the way their loans are at a

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much higher rate now some of them will go out of business a lot of them maybe

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how are they going to be able to survive with such a higher interest rate all of

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a sudden I mean it's not a good thing at all when you when you go from 2% to 8 9

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10% right in like what a year I mean it's it's it's not sustainable I I I

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think even if the economy balances out a little bit temporarily people understand

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that people have a feeling people understand where it's going it's already

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gotten so much worse Biden has the ability to win

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technically speaking but it would only be if uh his opponent which is most

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likely going to be Donald Trump really really bombs and he seems to be running

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a smart campaign strategy right now which is not being too out there right

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even though it's annoying at times because it's interesting to see the

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debates and stuff but I I feel like his campaign strategy is a little bit

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smarter this this election cycle and that will bold well when it comes time

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for uh you know the election to roll around that's Trump's uh strategy yeah I

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think I think it's a little bit better this this election cycle he doesn't seem

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to be but but then again the media obviously will play a role in that and

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they're going to ramp things up as as everyone knows that they're seems like

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his best advertising right now are all of the uh attacks against him so all of

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the lawsuits and you know whether it's Maine or the Colorado ballot issues

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every time or or even you know when he has his mug shot I mean that was a big

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fundraising time uh which it it's interesting because it seems like no

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matter how much he's attacked by the existing government or the mainstream

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media uh it actually just helps him what do you think of that yeah I mean I think

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it I to be honest I don't think it has too much of an impact on moving the

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needle people just want to have a good economy right now people people don't

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care as much about the social ISS that that they did in the past at this

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point when when you can't afford to keep your family healthy and and E you know

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it's people stop caring so much about top priorities inflation yeah I mean I

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could see it shifting a little bit more you know if if there's enough

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manipulation but one thing a lot of people don't realize that happened in

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the last election cycle the way people vote was changed drastically almost

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overnight and they right they took advantage of that um and uh what I think

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a lot of people should look at is is the fact that there

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is there's a cult in the United States right now there's a cult that seriously

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has the intention to change the culture of the United States forever I call it

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the WL cult the W cult is uh it's a good phrase It's a good phrase W cult they

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are in a position right now and and there there are many Democrats who are

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who are amazing people that just want to have a better like some of them are

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confused maybe some of them aren't it just depends I mean there's Republicans

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that are confused too I mean I I don't want I'm definitely not Republic I'm

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definitely not Democrat I just want good people to win and that sounds cliche I

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mean know oh it's a cool thing to say oh you're so cool no I mean anyone can say

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that it's but to actually stick to it and vote based on that is a little

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difficult at times because you can get swept up and everything but at the end

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of the day the way they change that and because there's a cult here's something

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that happened in a bunch of households Across America parents who are part of

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that I I think we can call it a c I think it's fair to say that it's

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basically their religion they they care about that more than anything else in

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their life besides maybe their family they chose to get their kids to vote all

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you have to do you get your kid a mailing ballot you can fill it out for

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them sure and then technically that's legal and if you're part of a cult

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you're going to care a lot more about doing that and and forcing a lot of

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those kids over 18 wouldn't have voted unless their parents made them because

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of the way the voting structure changed that's why there were so many more votes

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than the election before that's why we saw Joe really winning I mean if that

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didn't happen also Donald Trump did make the mistake of telling people not to do

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that and not really taking advantage of it so he needs to he absolutely needs to

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take for that um but at at the end of the day that right there unless there's

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a strategy put in place to make it so that it's not just very one-sided when

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it comes to the mail and ballots it's going to be difficult for Trump to win I

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think he's going to do that though and I think it will it will succeed but we'll

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have to see I mean it's definitely it's a scary time because of how many changes

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have been appointed I mean they basically I said I I think that's as

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close to stealing the election as you can possibly get is the mail inbalance

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is the mail inbalance is changing the way votes are and using that in a way

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where technically you're not breaking the rules but you just change them so

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that you're not breaking them so it's like I mean I don't know it's it's it's

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a very complicated uh you think Trump can leverage encouraging people to use

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mail and ballots as well to maybe balance that out of course I mean if if

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Trump is able to really capitalize on that I think it's going to be an easy

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election for him to win Will he win the popular vote I don't know I think it

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could that popular vote will be close but in terms of the Electoral College a

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smart strategy where you pick and choose to run effective campaigns to get more

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mail and balloting in those States will probably win I mean I think he'll

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probably win in that situation based on the current polling data got to get

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Republicans to do the early voting the early voting are you a fan of the elect

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electoral college or is it something that you think is outdated I think

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electoral college is one of the only things protecting the country right now

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in a perfect country where you didn't have mass illegal immigration where a

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huge percentage of the time those people come in not understanding the culture

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not understanding what's best for the future and uh even if they can't vote

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their kids can and that's you know that's part of the system right but when

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you have millions of people who have a completely different culture coming into

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a country and then they're raised in a different way with a different value

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system which not is not necessarily bad right but at the end of the day that can

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lead to more votes for one party than the other if if that didn't happen if

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there was a perfect system then maybe we wouldn't need the electoral college but

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because of what they're doing right now I feel like it's it's it's crucial it's

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it's holding the country together because then you can't just have a bunch

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of illegal immigrants go into one state and flip the entire entire country like

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if California is experiencing that at big time right now if the Electoral

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College didn't exist they would ramp up even more legal immigration into

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California and then say look now it's easy for us to win because we have

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that's already why the popular voice changed so much over over the last over

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30 years that is interesting because California's already maxed out

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essentially on its electoral college going to the Democratic candidate but

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now if you had an extra two million voters let's say all of a sudden in

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California you could swing the popular vote so that's an interesting comparison

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that the Electoral College could minimize that the selection is going to

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be interesting because we have assuming Trump wins the primary we're going to

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have two candidates that have already been president so people have already

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seen them in office for four years how many people who vote for Trump or Biden

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do you think are voting because they support the candidate versus just

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opposing the other candidate that's a good question I feel like this election

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will be less so there will still be a lot of that obviously I feel like people

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are familiar so much with the two candidates now that it's not going to be

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as much of the I hate the other guy so I'm voting for it's more just like I

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want these policies so I'm going to vote for this person I feel it'll be more

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like that still though mostly yes it'll be I hate the other person I mean it

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just it just depends I guess it it would be nice if uh someone even more I mean

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Joe Biden's a terrible president I don't think anyone I've never met someone in

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real life right who who says I love Joe Biden he's the best presid ever maybe

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they exist somewhere I don't meet those people and I don't know who does but uh

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I think if Joe Biden if someone even less popular like even worse even more

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hated than him is put as the nominee which is a possibility then that could

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lead to a really hate filled election where that is the primary motivating

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factor Joe Biden though people are familiar with him is not as much going

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to be there's a uh this rumor that's been circulating that uh which has

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happened in Prior elections I can't remember exactly which one but basically

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even in the primaries as as late as like June or July switch the candidate right

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at the end and throw in like a Gavin Nome or something like that do you think

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something like that could happen I heard you talking about that some on your show

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but Gavin Nome at the end of the day is is perhaps one of the on a policy level

23:54

least effective politicians of all time I I I ran against yeah I know so good

23:59

job I can't disagree I was rooting for you I was rooting for you and I I think

24:03

you had a smart strategy too cuz you didn't you didn't try to play it super

24:07

like oh I'm on this side versus this side you just like hey you know Common

24:11

Sense which again like technically that's like the easy thing to do I feel

24:15

like now it's not cool anymore but it's still right whether it's cool or not

24:18

anymore and uh and at the end of the day if you had one California would have

24:23

been better oh thank you so I I hope I hope if if you run again I I really hope

24:28

you win pull apprciate it pull off auner there there we go California needs a

24:33

little love yes so but but I guess on the on the topic of of them flipping

24:37

maybe even somebody else like could is this going to be a do you think this is

24:40

a Biden Trump rematch or are we going to get juked here at the so this is what I

24:46

think people people who are President you get to have 400 or more servants

24:53

that are helping you 24/7 there's someone to do every single thing for you

24:57

get the best food you get the best places you get constant media attention

25:00

which can be fun sometimes right bully pulpit y yeah so so you get it's it's a

25:04

really fun job in some ways now there's a lot of hard things to it it's

25:08

stressful right but I believe Joe Biden very much wants to keep being in that

25:13

position because he gets all of the nice amenities from kind of cool yeah yeah I

25:17

I don't I don't think Joe Biden wants to be president as much as he wants all of

25:21

the things that come with it the benefits of it cuz he has a lot of

25:23

people in his administration that are doing a lot of the work for him anyway

25:26

so he just gets to have a nice easy vacation which is pathetic and

25:30

absolutely dreadful for the country because we don't have a strong leader

25:32

who's doing a good job and maybe it would be even worse if he was trying to

25:35

do things I don't know but but but the point is I I believe he

25:41

would try to win again because of that okay and so I I think if he's trying

25:47

he'll probably win just based on all historical data and the fact there's no

25:50

clear candidate that could take over in his place Biden would win out of the

25:53

Democrats yeah I think he'll wi out of the Democrats I think most likely what

25:57

happened with Ivanka and Kushner why why does it why do they seem so distanced

26:02

from Donald Trump now I think at the end of the day both of them don't really

26:08

have as much of America's best interest at heart as other people he could hire

26:13

would have oh wow as a familiar level that's why they they got in those

26:17

positions I really hope he learned that ianka Jared shouldn't have important

26:24

positions in the administration if he wins probably wins he wins hopefully

26:28

right and uh I do think there's a couple people that maybe could even be better

26:33

as president than Donald Trump but none of them have a chance to win of the

26:38

people who have a chance to win Donald Trump is is by far the best option

26:42

because he already has the experience of of multiple failures multiple successes

26:46

he won't do the failures hopefully next time and he will do successes hiring I

26:50

think one of the most important things I've always said the smartest thing a

26:54

president could do would be instead of hiring from the pool that's there

27:00

literally I that was an interesting way to pronounce that word literally but

27:05

literally maybe I watched Andro Tate beforehand I don't know but uh if you

27:10

just make applications come in if you applications hire from the public and

27:18

literally find the best people and hire them don't care about anyone who's like

27:22

a couple people you need that have had experience right to help guide the way

27:26

like a Rudy everybody so you're saying dra the swamp poy poy

27:31

yeah and Trump didn't do as much as he could really

27:35

truly let everyone apply be careful screen people do a good job make sure

27:40

people have experience make sure people are smart but don't hire just because

27:45

they've done something or been in a position or know someone really hire the

27:49

best and if that is done and you don't have the same group of people it's like

27:54

a gang a mafia in charge then our country country will get significantly

27:59

better and I have faith that at least to some degree Donald Trump will be capable

28:02

of putting together a cabinet that doesn't have those people next time it's

28:07

hard but it's possible including I ianka and Jared I really hope they are not

28:13

part of the administration in any serious way are you in support of having

28:16

like an age cap for presidency and if so what would that number be or

28:20

69ine yeah nice I mean I mean it's no further questions like if if if we do

28:27

see some someone who who is really good and who's older there are exceptions

28:31

right but at the end of the day I do think you'd be more likely to have good

28:36

candidates in the future Donald Trump being the obvious person in question

28:40

here because he is over that age so like if you made it that way right now he

28:44

couldn't win then you say who would win and I I I don't think it would be fair

28:48

to say okay we're going to change law to make it so Trump can't want run or can't

28:52

can't win and he is very vibrant he doesn't seem like he's old right now

28:55

like Biden does so you can't exclude Trump by changing law but if you change

29:00

it for the future and there's no one excluded automatically from that then I

29:05

do think that could be a good like at the beginning of a president's second

29:08

term you change a rule or something like that something like that um is um is

29:12

Epstein still alive I saw a tweet of yours within the last 24 hours I saw a

29:18

tweet that Epstein's alive as well as a tweet of proof that he was murder yeah

29:22

yeah yeah so I'm curious like what what do you think actually happened to him so

29:25

the Tweet about him still being live is Megan Kelly on her show said that she is

29:31

going to allow us to hear from Epstein himself so it seemed like okay she's

29:35

hinting he's still alive I personally don't believe he's still alive there's a

29:39

possibility of it I do I do believe he was murdered and uh I I believe very

29:44

powerful people did it which if you don't believe that I mean it's it's

29:50

possible not to believe it right but if you look at the camera evidence the

29:52

camera's going off if if you look at the fact that there's so many people who if

29:56

he stayed alive had a very strong possibility of going to prison for the

29:59

rest of their lives sure if you're going to go to the prison for the rest of your

30:04

life that's an extremely strong motivating factor to take someone's life

30:09

and I I am fully understanding the fact they're capable of doing that they had

30:13

the motivation to do it and all the circumstances surrounding are so weird

30:17

unusual MH most likely that is exactly what happened and uh if you're gilan

30:23

Maxell right now you shouldn't feel safe at all uh she doesn't know as much as

30:28

she seems to have been silenced to some degree more so than him I don't know

30:32

what tactic was used to make that happen but uh but yeah I mean I I do believe

30:36

there's technically a small possibility he's still alive i' say it's very very

30:39

very small and uh it it is fun it is fun though to speculate on that like I mean

30:45

like you'll see like if I make a tweet about it it's because it's interesting

30:48

not necessarily because uh there's a high probability of that happening is is

30:52

that the strategy on on X or or old Twitter like fun fun speculation like

30:59

how do you balance fun spec from news how does that work you know I mean it

31:03

can be I think at the end of the day the amount of community note posts that I

31:08

get compared to Elon Musk for example it's around the same okay comparison I

31:12

mean compared to probably less than mainstream media though yeah I get

31:15

significantly I have a significantly higher credibility rating than the

31:18

mainstream media obviously if you're posting breaking news right after

31:20

happens constantly you're not going to get everything right but the vast

31:25

majority I have a very very very high level of understanding that if I post

31:30

accurate information consistently that's going to be the best strategy long term

31:34

to making sure people are happy and and want to come to you for information you

31:38

have to make sure that is the case but at the same time I'm not going to be

31:41

afraid from saying I believe this crazy thing may be true we have to look into

31:46

it more because if you say I believe this crazy thing may be true 10 times

31:49

it's going to be true a few of those times so you have to you have to spec

31:52

and if you don't say any of those 10 times then you're not going to be

31:55

bringing attention to something important for those a different

31:58

perspective exactly uh now for the um Epstein situation you know the Clinton's

32:03

names came up a lot uh Hillary Clinton's been trending for like the last 48 hours

32:07

and today's interestingly j6 we're filming this on uh that's funny funny

32:13

time yeah yeah uh what do you think about uh Hillary apparently the the

32:18

comment that came up in the last documents was that uh Maxwell went to

32:22

Hillary's daughter's wedding as opposed to going to a deposit I and she

32:27

pretended that she pretended to be sick for implying this connection between the

32:31

two uh there was also this allegation from Virginia that uh Bill Clinton

32:36

stormed into Vanity Fair threatening them not to write stories on Jeffrey

32:41

Epstein what's going on here with the clintons so I I believe that that is

32:46

something he would do I mean if there are cameras at the same level there are

32:49

cameras now at the time that happened I feel like we'd have footage of it

32:53

because there's no footage you just have to take word of mouth I mean

32:57

the clintons have had a lot of people losing their life who are connected to

33:01

them they've had so many strange things happening to them at so if it's a couple

33:05

things here or there you can say it's coincidence when it's that overwhelming

33:09

you just have to face the truth which is that those two people are horrendous

33:14

individuals who have their self-interest in mind a lot of the times and also just

33:19

seem to be motivated by pure evil at other times and that's that's I mean

33:22

that's a strong statement right but Bill Clinton in the Oval Office was bringing

33:29

in essentially hookers I mean I mean I mean maybe you wouldn't call them

33:35

hookers but he was bringing in women we know about Monica Lewinsky there was

33:39

many more obviously like we're not stupid anyone who's bringing in women to

33:43

the Oval Office when you have a wife that's also living in that same house

33:49

and getting caught and then lying boldface about it obviously there's so

33:52

much more under the covers pun intended than

33:57

[Laughter] then then what we're being told I that's

34:01

like the photo of Bill sitting at the Oval Office picture theal office they're

34:05

two people in this photo it's funny right but but it's also

34:08

horrific I mean we're talking about with Epstein proven over and over and over

34:13

again through these documents and and through what what's been investigated

34:16

these are underage girls it's not people over the age of 18 I mean you can say oh

34:21

he's a bad person if it's over the age of 18 when it becomes under the age of

34:24

18 when you're talking about children that goes from bad person to truly evil

34:28

despicable person and if you don't think with all the fights he took on Epstein's

34:32

plane if you don't think with all the already sexual drama surrounding him

34:37

that he was not engaged at all in that if when he's trying to silence the media

34:42

I mean connect the dots right I mean it's it's it's I believe he was part of

34:45

it Hillary obviously was in on it knew everything along the way she was named

34:49

as a witness in the documents along with other people even being named as a

34:52

witness I mean that's that's right there scary stuff I mean that she saw things

34:57

happen that were bad and helped to cover them up whether it's threats violence

35:02

whatever it is that's scary stuff and thank God she wasn't the president of

35:06

the United States that would have been it would have been awful I mean would

35:09

she have been better than Biden on a policy level who knows he's so awful I

35:11

mean I feel like anyone would but but still I mean on on a social level the

35:15

things she would have done the damage she would have caused would have been

35:17

irreputable she would have destroyed the United States wow more than people

35:22

thought she would have been like a continuation of Barack Obama did did you

35:26

think that would be different then um huh I guess that also depends on if you

35:31

like OB I mean maybe on a policy level some of the things would have been

35:35

similar there would have been more War uh there would have been

35:39

more solely on the level of causing conflict on a global scale I think there

35:44

would it would have been worse I think we would have had less less stability

35:47

less safety Hillary Clinton is one of the most evil people that's ever walked

35:53

the face of the planet so I putting her in that position would would be it would

35:58

be a suicide it would be awful so it's it's scary stuff hey by the way if you

36:02

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36:15

Channel link down below so interesting that uh you know we didn't have a Russia

36:20

invasion during the previous uh uh election Cycles here or uh the is

36:27

counter attack to the Hamas attack as severe under a previous Republican

36:33

president that is something that's been coming up a lot do you think that is

36:37

just a coincidence or do you think that's potentially because of the nature

36:41

of the way uh Trump's Oval Office operated versus say Biden yeah I that's

36:45

a good question at the end of the day Putin is he's human right he's going to

36:50

make mistakes he's going to make decisions uh that often times go against

36:54

the best interest of of his country I don't think it was the the smart move to

36:58

do that I I think uh he shouldn't have done that right but at the end of the

37:03

day if Trump was in office it wouldn't have happened he he had the enough

37:08

respect and enough fear healthy fear that he wouldn't have done that he

37:12

didn't do it there's a reason why Trump is one of the least War presidents we've

37:17

ever had in the history of of the country and uh that is because of the

37:23

way he led and the way he talked to people and and I mean look at him on the

37:26

appr this like he he knows what he he he's he does a good job of talking to

37:30

people he does a good job afraid of yeah I mean you're fir you're

37:35

fired you're nuked who's next I I actually before I think was

37:41

like 2014 I don't remember exactly the year but it was a good bit before Trump

37:47

even announced he was going to run for office I watched The Apprentice and I

37:51

said that guy's going to be president oh wow that if that guy I feel like that I

37:56

could be a good president and uh he was actually he I feel like the Trump from

38:02

then would have been an even better president because he was even I don't

38:04

know I feel like he was even better back then they feel like different people I

38:07

will say they feel like very different weird like I I don't know he still did a

38:10

good job right but I feel like I feel like hopefully Trump will be his old

38:13

self again I think a lot of people who were influencing him in in the wrong way

38:18

threw him off his first term for so many things his second term I feel like he'll

38:21

be his old self hopefully again and if he is it's going to be tremendous for

38:24

the country so you think it wasn't so much a trump issue term one it was more

38:29

his staff oh I mean that was a huge part of it and and I'm not gonna let Trump

38:33

off the hook either sure I mean he he let them influence him he hired them

38:37

right he could have done better and uh and one of the reasons it's important to

38:42

say that is because he needs to make sure and I'm going to be pushing for

38:45

this I'm going to be trying to influence it to the degree I can he needs to make

38:48

sure that if he does win again when he wins again he'll do a better job wow uh

38:53

do you think he committed an Insurrection on

38:55

j6 that's that's no I I I I think uh not

39:01

even close I mean not he didn't commit an insruction anymore than uh Bernie

39:07

Sanders caused people to get shot at at the baseball game you can't control

39:12

first of all what other people do and it wasn't an Insurrection in fact it was

39:16

significantly less intense than what we saw with the BLM riots for way longer of

39:23

a period of time with way more people losing their lives compared to really

39:26

one and it was one of the people who was entering the capital there Ashley babbit

39:31

reference Ashley babbit yep they at first it like there were some people

39:36

there who were like acting kind of crazy right but after that point had broken

39:40

through once they were inside the capital building people said for example

39:44

that there was uh bodily fluids that were spread on the capital there wasn't

39:50

there's no proof of that no one's ever shown evidence of that people said that

39:53

they were calling officers racial slurs again with all the video all the cameras

39:59

all the people taking their own footage not a single bit of evidence that that

40:02

ever happened not even a credible witness saying it did so they obviously

40:07

they lied about it in in a huge way it is so bizarre because I I remember

40:11

covering the Insurrection live it was uh what one of my longest live streams like

40:15

10 hours long or something like that it was it was scary to watch it was very

40:18

scary to watch from the perspective that we they should exactly and and then

40:23

seeing over time some of the uh ceiling footage come out of people walking down

40:28

the hallway with some of the officers and the officers are opening doors for

40:32

them it I felt like I was watching two different worlds like what I saw on that

40:39

day was very different from what I see in the surveillance footage and it's

40:44

it's very conflicting it's like how do you reconcile that and the other point

40:48

is if Trump wanted to try to overthrow the government I don't think he could

40:52

succeed no matter what that's I mean that's a extremely difficult task that

40:56

no one for certifying the election and his argument is that uh as I know you

41:01

know but for viewers to remember is uh that that Pence could have stopped the

41:06

certification should Pence have stopped the

41:10

certification I mean at the end of the day I think the most important thing was

41:15

to have it in a position where they're not allowed to cheat where they're not

41:19

allowed to change the mailon ballots you should have done it beforehand you

41:22

shouldn't wait till after you you they they needed to stop the cheating from

41:27

happening before once you've already let them do it if you play a pickup

41:31

basketball game and someone's fing you the whole game and you say afterwards

41:34

well you found me the whole game you didn't win like you have to call it at

41:38

the beginning that's what I think should have happened um do you think there was

41:41

significant amount of election fraud in the last election define fraud I mean

41:47

yeah there's a lot of manipulation let's let's just put it that way there's a lot

41:50

of I I think they didn't necessarily Break The Rules right but they change

41:56

the rules so that they could do that without breaking

41:59

so I'm not going to rule it out I I I could certainly see there is a lot of

42:03

evidence that it may have happened um I'm not going to roll out at all but at

42:06

the end of the day if Trump really wanted to overthrow the government he's

42:11

not a a murder you have you would have to take people's lives to do that you

42:15

can't over no overthrowing of a government has ever happened without a

42:18

lot of people in positions of power losing their life in order for that to

42:22

happen or being thrown in prison losing their life has to be all of that Trump

42:25

doesn't have the capability to murder people or even order other people to do

42:29

so in that capacity he he he would never do that he if he really wanted to he

42:34

could have tried a significantly by magnitude of like a 100 times more

42:37

intense effort to do that he didn't actually try to overthrow the government

42:41

and I I mean could he handled some things better sure but at the end of the

42:45

day the way the media is portraying it even still at this point is ridiculous

42:50

and and it's it's and only because they want to use that to try to get votes in

42:54

the next election that's it that's their motivation you've commented about Bill

42:57

Gates using AI to try to interfere with elections around the world this year

43:01

that's going to happen he's going to do it could you elaborate on that and then

43:04

also mention if that's going to happen in the United States or just in foreign

43:06

countries oh oh it's going to happen in in multiple countries and and I mean I

43:11

hope the capabilities aren't aren't strong enough yet we don't know a lot of

43:14

what's really happening behind the scenes with AI it's probably scarier

43:17

than we even know according Elon Musk is warning about it but they can easily

43:21

propagandize millions of people using AI they can Target you based on specific

43:27

things that can emotionally trigger you and and that's already happened a lot

43:31

even without AI but with AI the capability to do that is scary and so

43:37

his ability to manipulate people even just like you don't it's not even a

43:41

conspiracy theory look at who he's funding he's giving millions and

43:45

millions and hundreds of millions of dollars to these media groups that are

43:49

already trying to propagandize people they're using AI more and more to Target

43:53

specific emotional traits in people so so even even without having like you I

43:58

think it's way worse than we're even able to see right now based on multiple

44:03

factors but even without that if you just look at what you can clearly see in

44:06

plain day he's already using AI in a way to manipulate elections and and so it's

44:11

that needs to be stopped I mean well it's almost like identifying the what is

44:15

AI is is one of the challenges uh and so I think there was even one tweet from uh

44:21

you it was um do you support her message it was this one with uh the basically a

44:28

girl in in a track outfit here it looks like and then uh the text not a dude

44:34

which is interesting it's funny got noted yeah it's apparently it's not it's

44:38

not apparently it was AI I didn't know I thought it was real and I actually

44:43

thought it was like okay like there are a lot of women who are actually

44:46

supporting this message right now because you know women don't believe

44:49

it's fair to have to fight it I think it was just the boxing League or one one of

44:53

the boxing uh uh groups that is is now allowing uh uh male born uh transgender

45:00

women to box biological females and so this is like the the counterrevolution

45:08

to that uh so but but I had no idea that was AI it's it's it's amazing it's it's

45:13

incredible so what like how do we solve that like how do we trust anything

45:18

anymore yeah I mean it's it's there are some technologies that allow you to do

45:22

that but that's the thing it's going to be hard to trust anything and and uh

45:25

another thing I'll say is that when it come I want to speak on this just

45:28

briefly we go back to AI but yeah right now I think parents need to step up

45:33

there's a lot of parents who are sitting on the sidelines and if their daughter

45:36

is forced to compete against people who have significant advantage of them

45:40

because they were born as a male right that's not fair I have a daughter I hope

45:45

she's going to like sports I like sports I I think I'm sure she'll enjoy them

45:49

Maybe not maybe she will we'll see but if she has to

45:53

compete in that capacity against someone who's born as as a male I will run on

45:58

that field I will I am not going to be okay with that I will not sit on the

46:01

sidelines and watch her be discriminated against like that and the way you know

46:07

these people really just want to hurt our culture and hurt women is because

46:11

they're not pushing for a separate league for people they want them to

46:15

compete with women why is that so odd to think that there should just be a

46:20

separate League like hey if you were born a male and now you're taking

46:24

hormone replacement or whatever and and you want to be a identify as a female or

46:28

be a female whatever uh have a separate league and well the thing is I think a

46:32

lot of a lot of the people who are doing this wouldn't get that same feeling like

46:37

they probably they probably get like a sick pleasure out of beating women I'm

46:41

sure a lot of them do and I don't think they would get that same feeling like

46:45

they're like haha like it's like it's disgusting that people are allowing that

46:49

to happen and if there's a separate League it probably I mean first of all

46:53

no one watch it like I mean it like why would anyone watch that it's it's not

46:59

going to be entertaining really I mean it's it's not going to be the best

47:02

athletes of of in any capacity just statistically speaking it's almost

47:06

impossible to happen like for example like the the swimmer Leo Thomas however

47:11

you say her name she or he what whatever you want to say

47:15

right sure they they were when it came to the men's meet they were really low

47:20

down right in the hundreds like really bad men's meat to be clear competi

47:26

competing against men no chance competing against women now you're

47:29

number one so like if there was a separate League it wouldn't be very

47:32

entertaining so I don't know I I I that's the only solution that would not

47:38

require uh I mean you can't have women having to compete against people born so

47:42

you have to do something else if they want to do that I don't care go do it

47:46

but you can't have that it is interesting I have uh you know I've now

47:49

uh two uh two twin girls they're two and a half months old it almost feels like

47:56

how things are now do I even encourage them to go into sports you know it's

48:00

kind of like uh who was it Gary vaynerchuk he says why would I get into

48:04

politics if I know I can't win the game because he wasn't born in America so he

48:09

said well I can't be president so why bother at all could that same thing be

48:14

happening to women now who are already of competing age across the country who

48:19

say you know what why bother if I can't win because I wasn't born a man who's

48:23

identifying as a woman I I don't know it then of course the counterargument is

48:28

well men who are transitioning are meeting certain biological thresholds

48:34

based on hormone levels or whatever and so should they therefore then be

48:38

qualified or eligible I don't know what do you think about all that yeah I mean

48:41

that's interesting point I would say no one should leave their daughter out of

48:46

sports fight fight fight they want to win and by whenn they want to destroy

48:51

our culture they want to replace it with a religion of wokeness that's their goal

48:55

and if we allow them to win without fighting then they're going to make it

48:59

even worse after that it's it's it's at the point now where it's really our last

49:04

chance to kind of save the United States in the capacity that that it's been in

49:09

the past where it's been an awesome country where you want to live if if we

49:12

don't save it now it won't happen so fight for it you know that's that's what

49:16

that's what I would say to anyone out there who has a daughter and is worried

49:19

about that got it and uh do you think immigration now clearly we've got a

49:24

border crisis is this amplifying the problem that we face in America oh I

49:28

mean it's it's massively amplifying it when you look right now there are more

49:33

this is an important stat you can't argue against this it's around six times

49:37

as many illegal immigrants coming in per month than under President Trump even

49:41

for some of his worst uh months in terms of illegal immigration there are more

49:45

people consistently coming in per month illegally than there are births of

49:51

citizens of the United States this is like the the encounters uh statistic IC

49:55

right births versus encounters I mean how they measure it also yeah they could

49:59

be underestimating it's so interesting how they they came up with the phrase

50:02

encounters during covid which was while Trump was still president and there was

50:06

a spike right after Biden came in we were looking at that we thought this is

50:10

so interesting uh I think uh Trump was actually campaigning on the idea that if

50:16

Biden wins there'll be a a surge of of migrants who attempt to come to the

50:20

borders million uh and uh we just had this summer I think it was either the

50:25

end of June or end of July uh over 400,000 Venezuelans who came here were

50:30

granted amnesty which is probably twice the actual number since more people are

50:35

probably applying suggesting they were here so it's probably an understated

50:38

number and the reality is actually higher do you think that all of those

50:43

individuals should just be sent back or how well how do you how do you handle it

50:48

I mean is there anything else do I want to do that no I mean is that the only

50:52

way to potentially solve it probably like what else can you do you can't if

50:57

you look at right now many countries in South America there's a lot of awesome

51:00

countries there like that that are cool maybe You' enjoy living there but

51:04

they're different than the United States lot poor a lot of them are poor there's

51:08

a lot more corruption often times there's a lot more crime there's a lot

51:11

of things about them that are very different a lot of those things are in

51:13

negative ways and if our country just becomes an extension of South America it

51:19

will be different and I don't think it will be a difference that most people

51:23

who like the United States as it is Will enjoy if because if they did they would

51:27

move there they would go to those countries and so it's it's it's scary

51:31

that we may be forced to completely have our our our country change forever and

51:36

not be able to do anything about it and the more it changes the easier it is to

51:38

keep changing it because if you do come over illegally you're going to be okay

51:43

with more people coming sometimes I me I hope that changes and there are some

51:46

people who came over illegally and like oh I don't want any more people coming

51:49

like we're we're good now but uh or people who came legally and say I don't

51:53

want people coming illegally because that's not fair I wait right so there's

51:56

there's those things but at some point you have to

51:59

say only have if you can have talented people coming you can have a fair amount

52:03

coming in each year but if there keeps being this many legal immigrants you're

52:07

going to have to shut down legal immigration too and try to shut down

52:10

legal immigration just to try to catch up with deporting a lot of the people

52:13

who are here is that is that nice to do no do I want to be in a situation where

52:19

you have to deport people no I mean those are people who are acting their

52:21

own best interest many of us if we were them probably would do the same thing

52:25

right smart to do that if you're them but that still doesn't make it okay I

52:29

think if you live in a country in South America make your country better you can

52:33

do that become an obis of power take away some of the corruption help to

52:36

stimulate the economy there are things you can do there don't give up on your

52:39

country and come to someone else's country CH like Javier

52:42

Malay just give everyone here we go we'll give every single person everyone

52:46

gets a chance send Oprah down there chance don't send her down there that's

52:50

actually kind of scary but uh do you think legal immigration is too

52:54

difficult should be made easier do you think it's too easy should be made more

52:57

difficult or do you think it's right where it needs to be that's that's a

53:00

good that's a good point I mean probably a little bit I mean

53:04

ideally in a perfect world you would have people from all different cultures

53:07

coming to the United States at a very small level that doesn't change the

53:11

culture of the United States but allows us to see you know new people and and

53:15

new ideas and and that can be very healthy I think it should be less than

53:18

it is now especially because of the amount of legal immigrants who have

53:22

already come in like you at some point you have to say right like we can't

53:26

sustain this even property values for example that's impacted pretty pretty

53:29

substantially I mean people should be able to afford a start a home they can't

53:32

right now very few people can what do you think about that is that going to

53:37

require sort of the great reset of where you get this dollar collapse and

53:42

everybody has a chance maybe to buy again because we have massive deflation

53:45

and joblessness or what does it take to actually get to that affordability again

53:48

do people just need to make more money yeah I mean and part of it too is the

53:53

look at houses I mean people have higher quality of life in

53:58

our homes now we have better appliances so I mean there's it has to be a little

54:02

bit more expensive right to have all this technology all the luxuries that we

54:06

have but it's gone up like 500% compared to where it should be if

54:11

you just followed the chart from from before like the 1950s so it has to crash

54:17

I mean you can't sustain that the only thing stopping you from crashing now in

54:20

my opinion and you may know more about this than me you're like real estate

54:23

expert right oh so but but uh in my opinion one of the only

54:27

things stopping it from crashing is uh right now it costs a lot to build so I

54:33

think if more people can build cheaper then we'll probably see the housing

54:38

market as a whole crashing a substantial amount if not fast then at least a slow

54:42

gradual decline which're midd now right okay that could I mean what do you think

54:46

do you think it's going to be a big crash or do you think it'll be a slow I

54:49

mean I I I agree with you is that the the core problem is there are just a

54:53

lack of homes where people have jobs jobs and then you look at a state like

54:57

California where I mean you're you're almost buying real estate in California

55:02

is almost protected from going down in Valley because they build so little this

55:06

one of the things when I ran for governor I thought we we need to build

55:08

more like streamline the permitting uh so so and they could be in even areas

55:13

outside of the large uh cities but streamlining building is is absolutely

55:17

key you you're seeing that in areas like Texas and Vegas and you're seeing uh uh

55:22

prices actually slowly come down a little bit because of that so uh you

55:26

might be exactly right yeah it's interesting I mean I I know I don't you

55:31

built one of the one of the most like awesome bu I mean awesome maybe you

55:35

could use that word to describe you built an awesome business like you I

55:38

don't know do you think you could have done that today like could you have

55:41

started from the ground and built what you built as successfully as fast as you

55:46

did it I mean now I think everything takes longer I think yeah it's uh a lot

55:52

more there'd be a lot more patience required now especially

55:55

everything is so much more expensive now uh and I I I don't think wages have

56:01

really kept up unless you now you get you almost need like an AI computer

56:04

engineering job to really you know it's like yeah make your own AI to to pay for

56:10

for some of the housing you see especially in noral gosh it's gotten

56:13

expensive oh it's ridiculous I mean and and also we're we're coming towards a

56:17

point where the only thing that maybe could save the country is also one of

56:20

the scariest things for the country which is AI and

56:25

robots really taking over most of the jobs in the United States that like how

56:30

does that not happen oh wow self driving cars aren't far away what about even

56:35

like jobs like cooking can a robot or already if you have enough money you can

56:40

make a robot that can cook at the level of a human it's already possible like

56:44

the technology is there now that's Tesla Optimus is going to take over I mean I I

56:49

think at that point there there's a scary possibility of getting closer to

56:55

Communism and getting closer to less freedom and getting closer to AI maybe

56:59

taking over I mean musk is very SC to that I trust him he's not going to say

57:02

that for no reason he's warning people right so I I I I I was less scared of it

57:06

until I listened to Elon Musk now I'm more scared of it right because of I

57:09

trust him oh you're more scared after having listened to El yes and I I I I I

57:14

hope he's wrong but I mean is he like he's he knows more than any of us by by

57:18

a significant margin so if he's that scared of it we really should listen to

57:21

him and maybe he's purposfully over amplifying it to try because he knows

57:25

people will take a corrective measure that's at a lower level but there will

57:28

be a point when you can name almost any job and Ai and robots will be able to do

57:34

it if you think of it as okay well then humans don't have to work as much and we

57:39

can have a lot of things that are done for us yeah that's kind of nice to think

57:43

about but then you start looking at the downsides of it if it's done right it

57:47

could be a good thing Ready Player one we have get in your capsu I mean like

57:51

but there's going to be a very rough transition even if it is capable of

57:54

being Done Right which I hope it is it's going to be a rough transition cuz

57:58

people are already losing jobs and like what do you do for the for the years it

58:02

takes between the point of losing your job and the point where there's enough

58:06

of that to sustain Humanity without having to work as much and how do you do

58:10

that without having communism the jobs are also fulfilling to people you like

58:14

going to work a lot of a lot of people if they were at home they would be bored

58:18

so how do you have happy Humanity combined with that it's it's scary

58:22

you're right that elon's been warning us about it he's also pushing more AI like

58:25

he's developing like they started doing grock few months ago last year he's

58:29

pushing the Optimus robot but is he doing that because it's the only way to

58:32

fight other AI that might be it going to be a war of like Optimus versus chat GPT

58:38

Bots or whatever um but I also think like you know the transition from humans

58:42

being hunter gatherers to an Agricultural Society you could kind of

58:45

make the same arguments like yeah but people are going to lose jobs it's like

58:48

yes they're going to lose jobs like picking berries and like fighting bors

58:50

and stuff but there's going to be new jobs that are created so I think as a

58:54

whole Accord to every stat I've seen most Americans are more worried about AI

58:58

than they are optimistic about it where would you fall in that Spectrum that's a

59:02

good question I think I would be on the more worried side than optimistic I I'm

59:08

a very optimistic person in every other area of my life I mean I I I love

59:12

thinking positively I love looking forward to the future I love being

59:16

optimistic it's hard to be optimistic with AI it's possible though like there

59:19

are times when I think oh wow what if we just like can have the food grown for us

59:25

by the robots you know like okay thanks for thanks for my free meal or like aend

59:29

like like if you can have extremely inexpensive food that's grown by

59:33

robots without it taking over if if you can have like if you can have your life

59:38

be easier you can spend your time working out you know you can still do

59:42

productive things work out be creative you know there's lots of ways we can

59:46

occupy our time besides a job so there's that hope that maybe life will be better

59:51

for humans on the other side of it but it's only a hope and the fear is is

59:56

still creeping up and it's the fear level is getting higher and higher the

59:59

more advanced this gets you know what gave me chills is every time you were

60:02

talking about I'm an optimistic person I kept hearing Optimus oh

60:07

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the the biggest concern there then is the transition you right so you go from

60:44

driverless or you go to driverless cars great all these people who are trained

60:47

in truck driving or whatever now jobless not saying that'll happen quickly but

60:51

when it happens how do you retrain somebody how do you train somebody who

60:54

who for say 25 years they're in their mid- 40s or whatever started at TW in

60:58

their early 20s driving trucks and they're a professional truck driver not

61:02

enough money to retire plenty of time still to be able to work now they have

61:05

to what go learn a new skill that's hard and our schools aren't necessarily the

61:09

best to where we're even training high schoolers enough to be capable at 18

61:13

we're not so what do you do with somebody who's now in their mid-40s who

61:16

just basically had their job replaced so that's that roughness that you're

61:20

talking about huh yeah I mean it's it'll it'll be a TR tough trans and I think

61:25

it's it's interesting to compare to like when we went from hunting Gathering to

61:30

more civilized civilization it's so much more drastic

61:33

than that because like you went from like having to spend almost all of your

61:37

time every day surviving to you know you only spend a little bit of time per day

61:40

surviving and it's going to go from that to what if you have to spend almost no

61:44

time per day surviving like how do you like what is that going to look like

61:48

also one thing that I think people should be especially scared of there are

61:52

a lot of evil people in the world there's a lot of evil countries there's

61:55

a lot of evil leaders there's a lot of Elites who don't have our best interest

61:58

to heart and they're going to have access to some of this crazy technology

62:03

miniature robots that are capable of taking people's lives that you can't see

62:08

you can't know when they're coming that is one thing I'm especially scared of oh

62:12

wow who controls the X Killers you could be lying in your right you could be

62:16

lying in your bed a robot can come into your house from anywhere in the world

62:21

from any group in the world and you can it can kill you yeah and and it can even

62:26

potentially do it in a way where you wouldn't know that technology is not far

62:31

away it may even already to be here now well that's almost like terrifying you

62:35

tweeted about uh Epstein's brother suggesting how scary it was that you

62:40

could be under the protection of the government and then be killed that that

62:44

thought is scary terrifying I mean and I I I firmly believe I don't his theory is

62:52

that the the government did it I I don't know a ton about his brother but I think

62:57

it would be even more accurate to say specific Elites did it many of them may

63:02

be in the government but once again the motivation the ability they're going to

63:08

do it if it maybe like is it possible they got lucky and he he took his own

63:13

life maybe there's always that chance it's possible but the chances of that

63:18

are are extremely improbable I mean someone like that doesn't typically do

63:22

something like that yeah it's it doesn't add up the lead detective it's possible

63:27

he died suddenly at 50 it's

63:31

weird just weird yeah is so okay what about like um you know a lot of this

63:37

when we were just talking about Optimist this idea of fulfillment from from work

63:41

it feels a little the opposite of almost or maybe it's similar I guess the way

63:45

you look at it Andrew Tate you know don't be a

63:48

slave uh to to to work or the man or whatever where's that balancing factor

63:53

is Andrew T saying do what fulfills you or is he just saying I don't know what I

63:59

guess what is what's your take on him Andrew Tate's an extremely clever

64:02

businessman that's he he thinks outside the box that's how he's able to to make

64:06

a lot of money for himself and I mean his idea and his philosophies can

64:12

be effective um but you have to have that right mindset already for it to be

64:18

effective like like he he made a he made like his course actually some pretty

64:22

smart things on there that he was showing people I would do most people

64:25

though aren't innately in that mindset to where you can figure that it's really

64:30

difficult to do any of anything that's outside of the box so most people should

64:33

get a normal job right and that's you know you can be happy with normal job

64:36

you don't need to do something crazy but some people have like a specific ability

64:40

and a specific mindset that not only drives him to do something that's

64:43

outside of the box but gives them the ability to and if you have that I think

64:47

his philosophies his ideas oftentimes can be effective I mean something I

64:50

disagree with him sometimes I agree with him sometimes what do you disagree with

64:53

him on so for example Andrew Tate uh I think purely on a level of just like how

65:01

you communicate what the best thing to do for the future is I think he could do

65:05

it more effectively and I'm that's a little bit vague but I I think at the

65:09

end of the day Andrew Tate also like some of the things he did earlier on in

65:13

his career he probably shouldn't have um R to women or otherwise I mean it it

65:20

just depends how you look at it like like for example he was uh

65:25

using like the websites and the cam models and stuff to to get men to pay

65:29

lots of money and get nothing in return now you can say that's the men's fault

65:34

like you can blame it on them I mean you really I feel like there's better ways

65:39

to make money than than doing it I don't think that's a good thing to do but I

65:44

don't think you can also judge someone entirely on their past I think Andrew

65:47

Tate right now a lot of his cultural musters are very positive and he is at

65:52

least he's a counterbalance to a lot of the bad stuff out there and uh his

65:56

brother Tristan I think actually I like Tristan personally even more than Andrew

66:00

I I think TR I think Tristan's really interesting to listen to and uh no

66:04

offense Andrew in case you're watching but but uh but I mean yeah I think

66:09

Tristan Tristan I think more people should should uh listen to him and and

66:12

at the end of the day they didn't do anything that requires him to be in

66:16

prisoned they didn't break any laws that's obvious to anyone who looks into

66:19

it they held them for months um on uh I think it's King core charges I mean

66:25

Kangaroo Core that's that's how I describe it but uh they still have all

66:29

his assets right is they're still under an investigation now so I guess there

66:33

could be charges but so far it's like what what's taking so long if there are

66:37

charges and and you have to assume I mean you already can assume anyway

66:41

looking at the evidence you if there's going to be charges you have to

66:44

manufacture them because they didn't actually they they didn't pull off an

66:48

Epstein Island they didn't have trafficked women much I mean underage

66:52

you know magnify the amount of vess by 100 times right but uh they didn't do

66:57

that and uh so you can't like if you say they're what they did was morally wrong

67:02

you're welcome to have that opinion right um but they didn't do anything

67:07

illegal and uh at the end of the day would you rather have someone like you

67:13

know like one of the MSNBC hosts who's culturally influencing the United States

67:17

or someone like andw Tate are we going to go to a a culture of extreme wokeness

67:21

and weirdness or a culture of self responsibility

67:24

of pushing for striving to be better working out you know like there's a

67:29

balance in between right but you want to be way closer to that side then you want

67:32

to be towards towards the bright and sellors of the world whoever there's no

67:37

proof that the Tates have done anything illegal there you know no proof that

67:40

they're guilty but you did tweet recently a video that said there was

67:42

proof that both Andrew and Tristan were innocent did you elaborate on that yeah

67:46

I mean so it's it's it's easy I mean I don't feel like I'm some investigative

67:50

journalist because I can discover that I mean just look at the videos use common

67:54

sense if you have any understanding of human behavior you can tell those women

67:58

don't feel like they're being trafficked this is like C CCTV footage essentially

68:02

of them walking into the gate and didn't I mean they're not like being dragged in

68:06

or yeah I mean if it feels silly analyzing that because I mean those are

68:08

human beings like we're not we're not just like analyzing a video game or a

68:11

movie like those are humans right so I mean they I think we should listen to

68:15

them more than anything else what's their opinion and none of them say they

68:19

were trafficked none of them say I mean I think there may have been two that

68:23

were like that had accusations that uh came out against him but those were

68:28

extremely non-credible if you look at the actual people who spent time with

68:33

him who were living with him and I I don't want to just be an Andre T

68:36

Defender like I mean it's his job to do that I'm my own person right but uh I

68:40

will say I think it's unfair and I think it's important to call that out because

68:44

it could happen to other people and uh it it won't happen to me you know I'm

68:48

happily happily married I they they really they could they couldn't do that

68:52

to me they could try but it would be no one would believe it it's interesting

68:56

because I mean really I like this comparison that you made between Epstein

69:00

and and Tate where it's like you have underaged accusers

69:06

accusing right yeah I mean that's interesting no prison time for the

69:10

people who were involved with that Andrew Tate Tristan Tate going to prison

69:14

and the people who are actually in the Epstein Client List not a single one of

69:18

them has even so much as SP outside of like Maxwell and Epstein right the other

69:22

folks the other folks yeah yeah I mean we know they were doing it we know they

69:25

had a trafficking ring that's why Maxwell's in prison right now that's why

69:29

Epstein was in prison and then was murdered that's what they did so like a

69:33

prince Andrew uh was it Andrew it was Prince Andrew yeah okay I just want to

69:37

make sure prince Andrew uh should he be

69:41

arrested oh yeah I mean he he needs to be arrested immediately it's there's

69:45

enough evidence uh to not only arrest him in my opinion but to to press

69:51

serious charges against him will it happen

69:54

oh probably not I mean I hope so right we'll have we have we have to hope I

69:57

mean You' have to see a change in leadership because these the people in

70:01

these positions of power they know if they go and arrest him they're going to

70:05

be next because a lot a lot of the people in these positions of power were

70:08

part of that ring and still many of them do participate in stuff like that do you

70:13

think more of that is continuing with another Epstein Island somewhere else

70:17

course yeah of course I I mean I personally believe Bill Clinton based on

70:21

I think if you if you look at patterns of Behavior if you look at his where he

70:26

travels I can't say conclusively that he definitely has an island I believe Bill

70:31

Clinton has an island I think he still has it and I think it is still being

70:35

used in bad ways and when you see the clintons disappear for a while where are

70:39

they what are they doing they're right now actually in Mexico why are they in

70:43

Mexico are they is that are they near the island that they own I mean like

70:47

what what what made them randomly decide at at the time to go to a bunch of

70:50

places in South America and meet the president I mean he doesn't have any

70:53

political power why is he there what what are they doing there interesting

70:56

yeah like you know you you have to I mean it's pretty Brazen as that stuff is

70:59

coming out to be doing that you would hope that people aren't capable of such

71:04

evil but at the end of the day they are and uh it needs to be looked into I I I

71:08

think Bill Clinton his Island that I believe he has

71:13

needs to be investigated fully and if you're not thinking there's more Islands

71:19

that's that's crazy I mean if there's one there's many we know that for a fact

71:22

and that's why you renaming the US Virgin Islands

71:26

to oh go people did not like my comment not like yeah I never thought about that

71:33

yeah ever since EP just's been called the US Islands uh so the the Epstein

71:37

documents yeah the Epstein documents don't look good for the clintons and

71:41

there's also a lot of photos of Bill and Epstein um Trump was mentioned a couple

71:46

times yeah that uh Trump was mentioned a couple times in the documents too but

71:50

not as having visited the island rather than like they visited his Casino things

71:53

like that but there are a lot of photos with Trump and Epstein do you think the

71:57

connection is a little bit more than what we know so far or do you think

72:00

Trump's completely innocent of you know going to the island and doing anything

72:04

nefarious I mean you can tell based on Trump's personality no one really

72:08

believes he would he would be involved with that no you can like talk to the

72:13

guy listen to the way he thinks no one actually believes even the people who

72:17

say it maybe maybe there's people who are brain I mean there are people are

72:19

brainwash genuinely believe in it but those who are actually in positions of

72:23

power to brainwash others they know what they're doing they know he wasn't

72:25

involved in that I I don't care what list there is or and obviously yes he's

72:30

mentioned in those documents as of not being involved with it he wasn't seen on

72:34

the island but there are people who are mentioning those documents as not being

72:37

involved with it that I do think need we need to be suspicious of because they

72:41

you can look at the way they act you can look at how they interact with other

72:43

people you can see their past pattern of behavior you can say that's suspicious

72:47

those people need to be looked into regardless Trump though on the other

72:49

hand if you look at his personality I don't think there's any chance he was

72:52

involved with it and I I I'm happy to see exonerating stuff from him but uh

72:57

even if we didn't I I I have confidence he would never do that so why his strong

73:02

connection to Epstein like why were they together so many times Epstein was

73:06

extremely effective at weaseling his way I think the pictures we saw were like a

73:10

cple like two parties or something he was extremely effective at weaseling his

73:14

way into these positions of power a lot of people took the bait someone like

73:17

Trump didn't many people didn't those people Des I was going to ask about that

73:22

next the photo of Elon with Maxwell in the background like do you think Elon is

73:26

guilty of anything or do you believe his statement that he was photobombed yeah I

73:30

mean I believe his stat he was photob bombed and even like like at worst okay

73:36

oh sure I'll take a picture of you I don't know I don't know who you are like

73:38

I mean yeah I mean and the distinction between that

73:42

and someone who has a picture with him that could also have the same excuse is

73:45

that you can look at people like Elon Musk look at his personality like if you

73:49

interact with him if you watch the way he acts you can tell he's not that type

73:53

of dude he doesn't he doesn't have that energy

73:56

and so I think that's just trusting that instinct of understanding people's

73:59

energy is important in in uh and whether or not you should be suspicious of them

74:03

really that's a really good point well you tweeted recently that uh actually

74:07

was a Tucker Carlson quote Derek Chauvin is serving a 21-year prison term for a

74:12

crime he didn't commit can you elaborate on why you quote tweeted that yeah so

74:17

that was one of the biggest uh motivations I mean if you look at the

74:21

rights many people die doesn't of people lost their life from that and those

74:26

people no one seems to care it's it's so that that's one thing but specifically

74:30

why I tweeted that out is because if you look at his his uh court case you can

74:36

see he had a lethal dose of fedl in his system now is do I think that dere

74:43

travin also also knew George Floyd they they had interactions before do I think

74:49

he handled it correctly no I don't do I think it was mostly his training that

74:55

was responsible for it looking worse and being worse than it could have been yes

75:00

but at the end of the day what he was convicted for was not misusing his power

75:04

as a police officer was not mishandling situation now if you convicted him of

75:08

that you can make a strong argument that he deserves that conviction but to say

75:12

he murdered him when he had a lethal dose of drugs in his system I don't

75:17

think that's fair because if he didn't have that lethal dose even if the same

75:20

exact thing had played out George Floyd would still be alive I'm very confident

75:24

right now and I'll put I'll say allegedly with all this you know we have

75:28

to include that anything legal right but but at the end of the day I firmly

75:32

believe George Floyd would still be here if he hadn't been doing drugs and I

75:37

don't think someone like that who literally held a gun to a pregnant

75:40

woman's belly who who's been a lifelong criminal and drug addict I don't think

75:44

someone like that should be praised or glorified in in the way he was and if he

75:50

had been killed by police like if if if he' actually been unfairly killed by

75:54

police which does happen sometimes yeah I can understand some outrage but they

75:58

still shouldn't put statues up of George Floyd they should they should call for

76:01

accountability you can fire a police officer in that situation this is not

76:04

that situation though and uh if if you I mean I I think obviously there's better

76:10

strategies you shouldn't put your knee on on the neck of anyone I don't think

76:13

that's I mean maybe there's some instances where it's necessary that was

76:16

like a trained tactic that was what but it was what they were trained to do

76:19

that's the thing so you can't you can't it's not like he just made up that idea

76:24

sure none of those officers believed they were killing him at the end of the

76:29

day I think they are are pure of heart when it comes to they did not have any

76:32

intention to kill him at all they they there's footage of him using that

76:36

technique before there's probably many times he used that technique where there

76:38

wasn't footage none of those other people lost their life if that was the

76:41

case that you do that and someone loses their life there would be thousands of

76:44

other cases we' have seen of this happening and then change the tactic get

76:48

rid of the tactic I mean can you find me a single other clip this is a popular

76:52

tactic it's been used for a long time it's not so much now right obviously but

76:56

can you find me a single clip of someone losing their life from that tactic I

77:00

mean maybe it exists I haven't seen it so it's probably I think a lot of the

77:04

counter push people had against chovin and even the the jury involved was this

77:09

uh the fact that he didn't check the amount of time that he was on chovin and

77:15

that the no checkin was was probably uh what would increase the the substantial

77:21

level of maybe what what word would you use brazenness or

77:24

aggressiveness what's your take on absolutely in my opinion he he could

77:28

have handled that way better I don't think it was an acceptable I think like

77:32

why wouldn't you on just a a pure human level even if it's a criminal or even if

77:36

it's a you know you check on them like it wouldn't have hurt to do that no he

77:41

handled it improperly now you can say when you're adrenaline's pumping like

77:45

that you're not going to make perfect decisions I mean it's hard there's

77:48

people yelling at you all around you you're probably like frustrated you know

77:52

you're human right in that situation it's super easy to not handle it the

77:56

right way which is what happened now if you want to make the case Derek travin

78:01

needs to go for to prison for for misuse of police force fair you know you can

78:06

make that case but there's three things that really frustrate me and make me

78:11

upset which is number one the other officers who are involved are facing

78:15

extremely lengthy senses had their entire life

78:18

suround and I don't think that's fair because they really truly were just

78:22

doing what they were training to do and it wasn't their job to check on him that

78:26

should have been what Derrick was doing in the position he was in so they really

78:30

got the short end of the stick because of the the outrage Nationwide which

78:33

wouldn't have happened by the way if the races were reversed it just wouldn't

78:36

have I mean it's the truth whether it's uncomfortable to say or not that's the

78:40

truth there would have been outrage wouldn't have been the brights there

78:42

would have been the protest and we know that for a fact because it has happened

78:45

before but but anyway the the point is he he could what he should have done and

78:50

what he did didn't match up and he deserves to have accountability held

78:54

against him for that but is he a murderer should he be in prison for the

78:58

rest of his life no the answer is just simply no and even if you say maybe he

79:03

wouldn't have died he chose to take a a lethal amount of unless GE unless the

79:09

knee was on the neck he chose to take the lethal amount you have to assume in

79:14

the police officers in best interest in this case you have to assume on their

79:18

side because they're in the tough position they're the ones that have to

79:21

have the adrenaline pumping they're the ones that are doing with this assume on

79:24

their side lean towards their side that's what I say what do you think

79:28

about uh I mean this quote came from Tucker Carlson what do you think about

79:32

his firing from Fox and now his uh a lot of interviews about aliens lately but in

79:38

general what do you think about his interviews and what do you think about

79:42

aliens that's that's a good one uh um so with Elon Musk and uh I guess if you

79:49

actually look into what's happened with um

79:53

the way so so with I'll start off with aliens I guess that's more

79:59

fun so there's a lot of of area out there there's a lot of space you have to

80:04

assume there's probably I mean if you look at it from a Biblical perspective

80:09

there's a decent chance that there isn't any human or life outside of uh of where

80:14

we are now but civilization has been around for a long time even if you just

80:17

say at some point humans had a more advanced civilization were capable of

80:20

leaving the planet and uh there's there's there's there's there's a decent

80:24

chance there's life somewhere out there God absolutely could have created more

80:28

planets with life we have no proof that he didn't um so so I think I think it

80:33

would be really interesting to to find alen one day we probably never will

80:37

that's my guess I don't think we'll ever see aliens in our lifetime and maybe

80:40

humans never will but uh I hope so that that certainly be cool and what was the

80:44

other thing you were asking about Tucker yeah less important less important than

80:49

aliens getting fired from Fox and and now posting on right so Tucker

80:55

Carlson rert Murdoch the owner of Fox his wife I think had a crush on Tucker

81:02

Carlson oh my gosh most people don't even know about this so so like uh his

81:06

his her favorite talk show host was Tucker Carson and that caused a rift in

81:12

the relationship of rert Murdoch and his wife and I think a huge reason Tucker

81:17

Carlson was fired yes sure silencing him yes sure Fox News is uh is just as fake

81:23

as as many their outlets and you should never watch mainstream media obviously

81:27

but I think that played a bigger role than people even know and why Tucker

81:31

Carlson was fired with so much money still left on his contract and at the

81:34

height of his his prominence when so many people were listening to him it's

81:37

interesting to see how on X he's able to say more and

81:41

do more and there's things he would have never done I don't even know if they

81:45

would have let him had Epstein's brother on like for example yeah exactly maybe

81:48

they would have I don't know but it seems his show is better now than it was

81:52

was before even though it's unfortunate that right now at least less people see

81:56

hopefully that changes I I think X should become the mainstream media of

82:00

the future where there's actually individual journalists and you can pick

82:03

and choose it's not scripted and it's not one person who's influencing all of

82:06

it and the big donors and everything that would be nice but you know for now

82:09

I mean it is what it is do you think x uh leans more to one side of the

82:14

political spectrum and is it hard to amplify things on the other side of the

82:18

spectrum it's it's shocking I was on Twitter before elos took over I saw a

82:25

ton of of of crazy stuff it seemed like it was a Cess pool for wokeness w and

82:31

now it seems like it's very based like more so than it is a woke and it's it's

82:37

astonishing to see that because it shows you how the hand of

82:41

manipulation had such an impact on the way using it was

82:47

perceived they made it so that it felt like the actual represent of people's

82:53

opinions was way off and I think a lot of people were influenced by that to

82:56

become completely different with their opinions than they would have otherwise

83:00

been it's it's fascinating to see the shift that I think was always capable of

83:04

happening it's not just CU new people are coming the same people are were

83:07

always capable of this way of thinking and just it's now been unlocked because

83:12

they're no longer being censored a last question I have is you

83:18

mentioned that in the next 10 years we could face a collapse due to the debt in

83:22

the United States how are you investing now that's a good question so I I'm

83:26

investing a lot like putting pretty much all of my money in one particular thing

83:32

and that is actually no I'm I'm not not I need to do more I'm I'm just kidding

83:37

uh I mean I'm I'm you know normal stuff you know investing some stocks

83:40

cryptocurrency you know that that type of thing I do think crypto is important

83:43

to invest in I don't have some master genius strategy to to absorb but I think

83:47

everyone's going to be in trouble uh I mean if you have an extraordinary amount

83:51

of wealth you know you can you can can be relatively protected that's why the

83:54

elites are are allowing this to happen um I mean the one thing you can do right

83:58

now don't hold too much of the dollar that's really the only advice I can give

84:02

someone don't hold too much of the dollar don't hold too much F currency as

84:06

long as you're doing that have some Protections in place I say go with a

84:10

cheaper home don't try to overreach make sure you can own your home outright if

84:14

you can do those things maybe you have to build right maybe you have to build

84:17

yourself figure it out watch YouTube videos find way Andre Tate right there

84:22

figure it out build your own home you're you're capable of more than we're we're

84:26

all capable of more than we even know so grind figure out a way to protect

84:31

yourself by living as as cheaply as possible to the degree you can still

84:34

feel comfortable enough now and uh put things in place in terms of a home in

84:39

terms of other things to where you don't have to worry about a big mortgage rate

84:43

or you don't have to worry about paying things long term if you can set yourself

84:46

up sustainably you will be sa way safer at least than the average individual in

84:51

the United States it's hard to do but it's possible you've uh advocated for

84:55

gold and silver in the past uh how would you compare that to cryptocurrency and

85:00

if you think like what percentage of your portfolio should be gold and silver

85:03

versus cryptocurrency so even with crypto there are ways to invest in gold

85:05

through crypto so like when I say crypto I I I'm including gold in that but also

85:09

so I I I actually I partnered with a company that sells gold and I really

85:14

like them a lot I'm investing in a good amount of gold myself and silver both of

85:18

them I think holding precious metals is significantly smarter than holding the

85:24

dollar and cryptocurrency may even be like in some ways it has advantages that

85:29

even gold doesn't have so I I don't think you should hold 100% of anything

85:33

diversify have some gold have some silver have some cryptocurrency even you

85:37

can throw the dollar a little bit of love you know you can have a little bit

85:39

of it right property if if the more Diversified you can be the better and uh

85:45

I mean I'm I'm preaching to the choir here right

85:47

I'm but uh but but I mean yeah that's that's my opinion on it that's what I

85:51

think is is the smartest thing to do how's Twitter income it's it's it

85:55

actually so you'd be surprised I'm I'm really not making that much I you would

86:00

think I have you know I have a big account I have one of the top accounts

86:02

in the world when it comes to views yeah the amount I'm making from Twitter is is

86:06

really it's small it's small um I I don't know if that will change in the

86:11

future I mean it would be cool you know it' be cool to have people be able to

86:13

make a living uh from from Twitter but I I mean there there are some months where

86:18

you can only make like a couple thousand's you know pretty good for for

86:21

posting tweets right I put a lot of time and effort into it though it's a

86:24

full-time job for me um so you know it's it's not I I don't think at this point

86:28

it's at the point where you can make it a full-time job I I really don't like

86:33

people probably think oh he makes so much money no it's it's not I mean I

86:38

really don't make that much doing the platform going to survive yeah I think

86:41

so I mean I I love doing it that's why I'm not doing it because you're not

86:46

going to get rich from posting on Twitter I love what I do and I love

86:49

informing people I love helping to shift the culture

86:52

in in what I believe is a significantly more positive way and even if that

86:56

sometimes takes pushing the boundaries you have to push the boundaries in order

87:01

to change the way people the way this way Society is functioning now and it's

87:06

functioning in many many bad ways right now they need to be changed and it needs

87:09

to be done quickly in my opinion anything else that was going to but that

87:13

was such a good way to end it that was fantastic that was really good uh how do

87:17

people follow you so you can follow me on X obviously which is Matt Wallis 888

87:24

M A TT w l l a c 888 if you just type in Matt Wallace it should come up so you

87:30

can you can follow me on X I have a YouTube channel as well which is just my

87:34

name you can type in Matt Wallace and you can subscribe to me on YouTube I try

87:38

to bring a lot of information and and and make it so that people find real

87:43

value not just entertainment when they come come and watch my channel so

87:46

definitely come come come join uh on those places and uh I actually I I

87:52

started my YouTube career in part because of of the man C AC cross Mir now

87:56

so so I I do I do want to say thank you for for posting videos as consistently

88:00

as you have thank you for you know inspiring people I'm sure tell you all

88:04

the time that you helped Inspire them to do stuff because you're you have a huge

88:06

channel right so I mean uh I I appreciate that I want to tell you that

88:10

on on camera thank you for for for for inspiring inspiring me to start this

88:14

because I would have never done a lot of this if it wasn't for watching YouTubers

88:18

and and seeing that and it's really cool how it works if you're out there right

88:21

now you want to do that the most important thing I can tell you

88:25

consistency consistency cons consistency the statistics of having a successful

88:29

YouTube channel if you post every day for a year are magnitudes higher than if

88:34

you don't if you go every that's the one goal to set every day for a year you

88:38

don't even have to make good videos you'll get better as you go along if you

88:41

do that your chances of success if you have a good strategy and you post every

88:45

day are close to 50% which is extraordinary and I that it could be

88:50

slightly lower than that but that's the only way to really have a decent chance

88:54

to succeed and so if you want to try that even though I'm a licensed

88:58

financial adviser licensed real estate broker and becoming a stock broker this

89:02

video is neither personalized Financial nor real estate advice for you it is not

89:06

tax legal or otherwise personalized advice tailored to you this video

89:10

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89:13

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89:17

and shall never be deemed reasonably sufficient information for the purposes

89:20

of evaluating a security or investment decision any links or promoted products

89:23

or either paid affiliations or products or Services we may benefit from I also

89:27

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89:32

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