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BREAKING: TRUMP DEPLOYING US MARINE CORPS TONIGHT

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They could arrive as soon as tonight

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under the northern command. Wow. Trump

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is indeed sending 500 Marines to the LA

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area to protect federal buildings and

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personnel. So, are they just going to

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station them on federal property?

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Probably that already led Trump to

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federalize the national land. Look at

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this. Marines are deploying. The move

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comes in the wake of weekend protests.

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Marines are deploying. The decision to

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send active duty forces marks an

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escalation. White House didn't respond.

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The troops won't engage with protesters.

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Okay, so they're just kind of going to

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be like a like a, you know, dressing.

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It's kind of like, see, we're in charge

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here. Okay, that makes sense. They could

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arrive as soon as tonight under the

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Northern Command. Wow. Which was

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responsible for US military operations

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in North America. That's incredible.

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Federal agents arrested several

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immigrants during a target operation on

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Friday. We saw this. We talked about the

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protest. Wow. I wonder what people are

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saying on X about that. Full Marine

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Battalion has been mobilized to Los

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Angeles. No way. Guard troops over the

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weekend without Governor. Oh, CNN's

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going to have a field day.

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Gavin Newsome's consent. In this new

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move, active duty military members are

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being deployed as a show of force

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against US citizens. CNN's Natasha

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Bertrand is live for us at the Pentagon.

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Natasha, what are you learning?

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Well, Brianna, this is something that

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Secretary of Defense Pete Hexiff had

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previewed over the weekend. He said that

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if necessary, uh, he would deploy the

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Marines to Los Angeles to help I has it

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been necessary because I know the

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National Guard being deployed is

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disputed as necessary. Obviously, Trump

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says it was. Newsome says it wasn't. I

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don't mind the National Guard being

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deployed, but now they're saying, "Oh,

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we're going to send Marines if

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necessary." And they're sending the

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Marines interesting federal agents with

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handling the protest there. And it

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appears now that these Marines,

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according to our sources, they have been

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mobilized. These 500 Marines, a full

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Marine battalion based out of uh 29

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Palms, California, which is just outside

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San Bruno, about an hour away from Los

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Angeles. They have been mobilized and

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they are gearing up to go and uh help

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ICE agents as well as other federal

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officials deal with these protests uh in

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Los Angeles. importantly, they're going

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to be bolstering as well the National

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Guard uh guardsmen and women who have

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been activated in Los Angeles by

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President Trump. But as you said, it is

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a significant escalation of the

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president's uh use of the military as a

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show of force against these protesters.

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Um it's and and again here they show the

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National Guard in front of a hospital,

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but what they're really trying to say

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is, hey, like don't mess with our

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buildings. Don't mess with the

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courouses. Don't mess with federal

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property. uh you know uh Social Security

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Administration or the IRS buildings or

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Department of Homeland Security

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buildings or whatever. That's what

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they're saying.

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Embassies, they're really trying to show

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don't mess with us. It's really a show

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of power is what it is. I don't really

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think it's necessary, but it's a very

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politically charged message as well

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because what you're doing is you're

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saying Governor Nuomoe has failed so

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much. This is the pitch, right? Governor

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Nuomo has failed so much that not only

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did we have to send the National Guard,

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we had to deploy the military because

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Karen Bass and Gavin Nuskum, as Trump

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would say, is are are so incompetent.

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For the first time in forever, we had to

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use the National Guard and the military

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just to maintain order. It's a show of

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force. It's a show of Trump basically

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saying, "I'm the boss. Don't dick around

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when I'm the president." That's what

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he's doing. Really not clear, you know,

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the last time uh Marines were deployed

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to help essentially with riot control.

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Though it's unclear at this point just

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what their actual tasking will be.

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Typically, when if they are deployed to

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these situations, it is expected that

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they will operate in much the same way

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that the National Guard does. Doing

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things like perimeter security, maybe

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some crowd. Yeah, it's and and again,

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even the Wall Street Journal says

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they're not going to be involved in like

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dealing directly with the protests. It's

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it's the tanks on the streets. Not

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really, you don't even need the tanks,

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but it's the Humvees showing up on the

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streets. It's the, you know, air force

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buzzing the area, right? Like, not that

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they're necessarily going to do that,

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but it's the intimidation factor. And

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it's not just I honestly I don't even

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think it's for the protesters. I think

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who it really is, it's for the

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California voters. It's for

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Californians basically getting sent a

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message by the Trump White House, a new

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sheriff is in town. That's basically

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what they're doing here. Uh that's my

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that's my take, my opinion. And now I

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actually think it's fantastic because I

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totally agree that politics in

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California sucks. That's why I ran for

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governor against Newsome. And I pitched,

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you know, ending highspeed rail,

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financial education in schools, uh trade

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schools. We pitched all these things

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before it was popular. I actually ran on

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deploying the National Guard to help us

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solve our homeless problem. So like this

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is like right up my alley because I'm

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like, "Yeah, like we should send a

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signal of power and make sure that we

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aren't being agitated by, you know,

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things that we can't control. We have to

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maintain order so we can maintain our

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economy so people want to come visit uh,

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you know, Los Angeles. You go to

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Hollywood and it smells like piss and

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it's unsafe. people aren't going to come

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visit anymore, right? Uh and so this is

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different though because it's not the

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state taking its own control because

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Gavin Newsome is obviously lashing out

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and suing Donald Trump over the sort of

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usurpion of the National Guard, which

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the California government should be

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operating, but Newsome refused to

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because he said local law enforcement

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had it under control, which maybe they

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did. But the whole point again is this

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is Trump going, "Daddy's in town.

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Daddy's back. Clean your up."

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That's basically what Trump's doing. And

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it's a powerful message now because of

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the crappy politics in California. I

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always I always like to say it's one of

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the best places except for LA. Except

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for it's one of honestly even even LA

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gets some credit. It's one of the best

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places to buy real estate. It's one of

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the reasons I like buying real estate in

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California because the politics sucks so

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badly that they fail to build new

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houses. So rioters burn down houses or

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you know wildfires burn down

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houses and you can't build new homes.

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It's actually like really sad. It's not

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like a laughing thing but it's just it's

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a way of saying like the politics sucks

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so badly. It's a great ironically great

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place to invest in real estate because

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they keep reducing the supply while

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refusing to let the supply go up. You

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know Texas and Florida let supply go up.

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They let people build but then prices go

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down like what we're seeing now with the

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COVID bubble. California hasn't had as

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much of that issue, especially coastline

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real estate. So, it's like the world's

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craziest pitch for house hack. Go to

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househack.com, invest in our

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nonacredited round and earn up to five

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or earn a 5% yield and the upside of the

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stock. All right, let's listen to the

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rest of this control. But the rules of

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engagement here, we are told, are still

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being finalized and defense department

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lawyers are also looking at the kinds of

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rules of engagement these Marines will

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have as they encounter protesters

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possibly on the streets of Los Angeles.

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But again, this coming uh at a very very

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tense moment with the governor of

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California uh suing the Trump

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administration over of course the

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deployment of the National Guard by

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President Trump uh against his will

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there in California.

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Yeah. Well, against it's it's funny they

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say against his will because it's it's

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not like I I don't think that Newsome's

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like, "Oh, no. Don't don't do it at

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all." Uh in fairness, to some extent he

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potentially is and and we've seen some

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clips where he's like, "Oh, we don't

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need it. We're fine. This is just

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creating chaos. But I think it's more

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like what matters more than that

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argument is the ego, right? This is a

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blow to Newsome's ego. Look at this. A

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Marine Corps helicopter was just spotted

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flying over LA protesters. Again, this

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is a message of power. This screams

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American superiority. We won't let your

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bull crap politics control our country.

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This is a symbol of power. you know a

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subscriber

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uh in some particular branch of military

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I won't mention which uh you know show

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gave me a nice close demonstration of

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one of the um uh well a certain type of

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really fancy helicopter and when those

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suckers fly over you at a low altitude

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it's like holy smokes it it is like all

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inspiring and you're like okay my

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molotov cocktail ain't going to do

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anything here look at this for For those

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who don't remember, in May 1992,

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following the Rodney King riots in LA,

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Marines from Camp Pedleton out just

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north of San Diego were deployed to the

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city to help restore order. Don't waste

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your time with propaganda about how

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using the military is fascism, right?

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And that's what's going to happen is

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it's going to get branded as fascism.

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That's actually what the Democrats want

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though. So that because Democrats are

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going to use that to run against Trump

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in 2026. Oh, he's a fascist. Trump is

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going to go, I want law and order.

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Ultimately, the people pick, right? It's

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like, oh, I don't I don't like all these

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guns and military. And on the other

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side, it's like, well, I also like law

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and order, right? So, it's ideally you

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have the middle and the cops just handle

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everything. But then again, like where

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are the cops when we have Whimos getting

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blown up, right? They're there, but you

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just they're just too many people. And I

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think that's why Donald Trump has this

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actually relatively strong case against

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Newsome that hey, like we're not going

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to be able to uh defend this this

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lawsuit uh that we're bringing against

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Donald Trump. you know, the the we'll

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we'll put a clip of it in here, but

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earlier uh note to the editors, it was

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about what 58 minutes or so into, uh

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into our our uh California, uh you know,

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attorney general clip there, we we saw

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the attorney general of California say,

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"Oh, you know, our police are fine. We

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we go from level one and then we go, you

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know, to the next level and we have a

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process for these things." Well, the

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process is causing more damage on the

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streets and Trump's like, "Not in my

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country." And keep in mind, that's also

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important because it matters to the

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trade negotiations. You know, if America

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is a clown show in media across the

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world and everybody's like, "Oh, look,

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California is burning down uh and and

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it's, you know, a lawless uh the United

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States is a lawless area, you know, on

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the front page of newspaper articles,

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then we look like a clown show. you

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know, we don't maybe maybe they don't

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need to negotiate with us because maybe

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we're not the greatest country. So,

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somewhat interesting. Anyway, uh that's

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my take on that. All right, back to

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where I was. All right.

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