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Today’s Radio Ranch was a wide‑ranging, listener‑driven ride. I opened with the fast‑moving Virginia races and the furor around comments attributed to AG candidate Jay Jones, plus callers’ on‑the‑ground read of the governor’s race between Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Earle‑Sears. From there, we pivoted to the Charlie Kirk aftermath and free‑speech skirmishes, then to practical preparedness: personal security, where to find credible information, and how to keep your cool when the political temperature spikes.

In hour two we dug into money and law. Callers compared physical vs. paper markets in gold and silver, shared dealer experiences, and flagged shortages and premiums. I reiterated our core “status” curriculum: distinctions between federal and state/national citizenship, how agencies overstep with interpretive rules, and why reading the black‑letter sources matters. We cited a Utah Supreme Court case (Dyett v. Turner), the APA, IRS regs, and the DS‑11 passport form as places to start your own study. As always, the goal isn’t panic—it’s knowledge, discernment, and peaceful action among friends who value freedom.

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• 'Dyett v. Turner (Utah Supreme Court, 1968) – case text': https://law.justia.com/cases/utah/supreme-court/1968/11089-0.html
• 'Administrative Procedure Act – Rulemaking (5 U.S.C. § 553)': https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/5/553
• 'FOIA statute (5 U.S.C. § 552) – DOJ resource': https://www.justice.gov/oip/freedom-information-act-5-usc-552
• 'IRS jurisdictional reg (26 CFR § 1.1-1) – LII': https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/26/1.1-1
• 'Nonresident/resident alien overview (26 CFR § 1.871-1) – LII': https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/26/1.871-1
• 'U.S. Passport Application (Form DS‑11) – official PDF': https://eforms.state.gov/Forms/ds11.pdf
• 'Kirk Elliott Precious Metals': https://www.kepm.com/
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• 'Frederic Bastiat – The Law (Liberty Fund edition)': https://oll.libertyfund.org/titles/the-law-revised-lf-ed

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Boy, we would too. It's changing. It's changing sometimes even in our favor, but, sometimes against us. We're still in   the intermediate part of that battle. Although it appears,   we've we've we've been victorious,   but we'll see. Our enemies   have a lot of tricks up their sleeve. Good morning. It's Tuesday.   Roger Sales here on the Radio Ranch, and it's the twenty first   to October   or October.   And, so here we are at the Radio Ranch, and, of course,   we're supported by a number of other folks. And I'm just kinda anxious to see how many of them are here today, Paul.  

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Radiosoapbox.com   and eurofolkradio.com.   Thanks to pastor Eli James   and the Global Voice Radio Network. Let me check one other place. Nope.   WDRN is not with us yet today.   Oh, no. You know what? I'm gonna have to call Alan and   Alan? What's up, dude?  

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I think he's still messing with that CPU with the cat hair fan.  

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No. I I think he's,   forfeited   in, in legal proceedings   and filing documents   and   filing motions and things like that. They're I hope I mean, he's he's actually suing the state.  

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So Oh, I hope it benefits. This is Colorado. Right? They need to be sued. Those are legit. Colorado.  

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If if if I'm not mistaken, it is Colorado,   Illinois, and Missouri.  

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Well, I don't know about Missouri, but Colorado and Illinois could use a good suing.   I'd have to pay out, like, god, I wish Allen won millions of dollars. So good luck, Allen. It's your birthday. That's what the number is.  

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Okay. Started out at 16,000,000. Now it's between 15 and 18, I think.  

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Oh. Oh. No. He's going he's he's going for the jugulars. He's going for the he's going for the gold ring, Okay. Good for you, Alan.  

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Speaking of those rings, our website is thematrixstocks.com,   and you will find the free conference call links so you can join us on the show.  

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And that's it for me. Into a Lord of the Rings metaphor or something.   Not so.   Okay.   Well, good morning to the folks here who have,   joined to,   participate in this two hours,   of your freedom.   Well, look. I got my freedom a long time ago. You know, I'm trying to protect mine and spread the word so that   you, the, person that this information crosses past with and resonates   so that you, will have an opportunity to do that also. Now whether you do it or not is up to you.   How well do you do it? That's another, criteria here. That's up to you too.   But in basically, your, the the degree of your freedom will be equivalent to the amount of knowledge you can absorb and be able to defend it if challenged.  

And that's kind of the line of demarcation right there.   Because if not, you'll get tricked into, oh, you're a sovereign citizen,   and all that   all those little snares that they like to use.   So,   there's something I've been wanting to mention for a couple of days, Paul. I I I wonder if you've heard   James   James Jones. Is that the guy's name? Some some of the Virginia folks will perk up and give us the isn't it James Jones, your   black guy that's running for attorney general there in Virginia, the   the state of lovers. Is that right?   I would I know we got some Virginia people on there. Julie's there if she's with us today. Nancy and and Thora is in the background, probably messing with her little   tiny wine or tiny spice shop.  

I know there's others. Do you know who I'm talking about here, Paul?  

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James Jones.  

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I think that's his name. I think that's his name. Okay?   If not, it's real close. I was hoping some of the Virginia folks might correct me because this   should be very topical. Is is this very topical in Virginia? Are they talking about it locally? Is that Julie?  

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Yeah. It's me.   So Julie, are they the, is that it? I think it's Jay Jones.  

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Okay. Jay Jones. Alright.   And they're talking about him locally on on the TV and student radio and stuff. Right?  

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Yeah. But, Jason,   Mayares is the   Republican   one who's running against him.  

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Yes. Okay. Well, I'll tell it that that that we got that confirmed, the audience. And you may have heard this. I've heard it in passing.   I've wanted to, Julie, could you hit that mute? It's got a little bit of a stinger on the end.   And,   we, have heard it a number of times, and I keep meaning to mention it on the show, and I keep forgetting about it.   So yesterday, I said, well, I'm just not gonna forget about it anymore. I'm gonna open the show with it. For those of you may not   know, it's this black democrat.   Correct me if I'm wrong here, Julie. Would you please?  

It's this black democrat name. His last name is Jones.   And he had made the open statement   that he wanted to   kill his Republican opponent,   murder him,   and kill his children so that his wife could watch them die in her arms.   These are public statements, folks.   Public.   And in fact, when it came to and I'm I'm not sure. Julie, you might gonna give me an assist here again.   You've got a very,   seems like efficient lieutenant governor,   black gal. I don't know what her name is. I saw her in a debate with a, I think, a Jewish gal that is trying to run for   office there somewhere.  

And,   she was querying her   in a debate. Now, I mean, live debate. If you haven't seen this, it's pretty amazing. I don't know if I've ever seen it before.   She's asking her the black gal said, do you condone this statement by mister Jones? And and all she does is sit there and stand silent.   She doesn't change her gaze. She doesn't change her eye position.   She didn't change anything. She didn't say anything.   She just sat there   totally   oblivious to what no. She wasn't oblivious. It was only on the surface. What this woman was asking her, she kept asking her, will you not condemn this statement of murder of children?   Will you not condemn this statement of murder of children? She wouldn't. She sits sits there   stone faced. Now this morning,   I see a clip   of, some place where they're having a, Charlie Kirk meeting, turning point meeting or something,   and they were being demonstrated by about, ten, twelve people with signs there. And the, guys out there talking to them while they're having the meeting inside, he goes, do any of you condemn this statement by Jones?  

He asked him three or four times.   Not one of them. These are young people. Not one of them condemned that step public statement   that he would like to murder his opponent and his children   and have his wife watch them die in her arms.  

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Wasn't that spam murder  

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that the question was asked to? Yes. Yes. The bond. Spam I think her name was Spamburger Spamburger. Burger being being like a Jew.   And, yes, she just sat there quiet, didn't she, Joe?   Wouldn't say a word.   So there there's where our politics are, folks. Get you, Joe?  

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No. It's Julie. I was gonna tell you that,   if she gets in, if Spanberger gets in, we're doomed. We're gonna be it's gonna be awful with her in, but I   saw the The let's interrogate them, on on television by Winsome Earl Sears who's running for governor,   and and she just sat there, a stone faced staring ahead while Yep.  

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Someone's just asking her a a simple question to answer, and she was just, like, paralyzed and wouldn't even acknowledge that she was there. She's made herself look really dumb on television. Oh, boy. Dumb. Have you ever seen anybody in a political debate just stand silent? I've never seen that before. Not not just for a minute now. I mean, for not for a little nanosecond.   This is for a couple of minutes of this gal. Very sharp black gal. I hope she gets that Yep. By the way.   And and,   just saying, do you will you not condemn this? Do you have any feelings on this? And this Jewish gal, just, this Jewish just sit there solely,   well, silence deems content consent. We know what it means.  

She probably doesn't. What office is she running for, governor? Spamberger?  

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They're both running for governor.  

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Are they?   Yikes. Well, I sure hope the black gal won't be in there. Awful. Yeah. But the  

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the election rigged here.  

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Well, they're trying to rig it everywhere they can where they still got remnants that system hopefully in the next   well, it'll be next November, so they got twelve months to get in there and try and clean some of that up to some extent. I know Trump's trying.   So, anyway, that was one thing I wanted to mention. Also, the,   the the some of the weirdos on this   no Kings thing. You're still starting to see, you know, some of the videos   come out. Brianna showed one this morning.   Really sharp black guy.   You know, I mean, a little heavy set. He's got his Trump hat on, his MAGA hat. He's got his Trump bandana over his face, and he's got his Trump 24,   t shirt on.  

And he's walking through a group of total whites,   These baby boomers that somehow, whether they've paid them or what to get them out there. I don't know.   He's walking through there. They're heckling him.   I get there's a black guy for Trump. Okay? And he didn't wanna start anything because he's the only black guy there.   All of them are white. They got all these, you know, what, AA, AA,   SRP, or whatever it is. All those folks, they've got them out there. They've enticed them somehow.   Probably with the, their budgets, they probably paid them in some sort. And,   depending on   evidently, depending on their position, even some of the leaders in the   protests and stuff, they're paying them a thousand or more dollars a day to to get out there and do that foolishness.  

So, anyway, that's the state of our politics today, folks, and we're just about at civil war time. These people, you can't   when you can get a group of 12 people with signs protesting this black guy that's running for attorney general there in Virginia,   and not one of those people will utter a word or this spam burger woman that this guy's statements were totally out of line?   Have we ever seen politics like that? Maybe just a smidgen,   but nothing like this organized crap these guys have got going on.   So, again, I said I suggest I'll get you just a second, Joe. If you don't have a firearm or some sort of personal protection,   bear spray or one of these, guns that shoots a a ceramic bullet, you know, around one or something,   You you need to have some protection when you go out there. You folks, these wackos are everywhere.  

Joe, what do you got to add?   Well, I sent you a video this morning. I just saw it. I just saw it this morning.  

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And I pulled that off of Bryteon,   Mike Adams'   website.  

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Yeah. And  

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it's about an hour and fifty eight minutes long, and it's to me,   it's one of the most revealing   videos I've seen   regarding   the slight of hand   that Trump is using.   I have very serious misgivings   about   Donald Trump   in many re in many reasons for those misgivings.   But this   helps   explain   in a very rational manner   what's going on, not only with the price of silver, the price of gold, and the price of copper to come,   and also the in the political arena   and   Davos   and the big banks. It's   well,   Lisa thought it was pretty good too. So   if anybody can put that in the chat, I invite you to watch it. It's,   I think it's very revealing.  

And and you're still trying to  

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Did you send it to Paul, Joe?  

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Yes. I sent it to him yesterday.  

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Oh, okay.  

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Well, I'll try and watch an hour fifty eight minutes. I'll see what's on there. There's  

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there's just so much They cover them up they cover them all the ground, and,   it's not about just one item. So just don't listen to fifteen minutes and think you've heard it all because Okay. Well, he's, he's he's got a number of,  

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you just you just went down the list of all the adversarial   obstacles he's got there in front of me.   And, man, it is,   it's really starting to heat up. We're gonna see the, the banks.   Yesterday, I watched Kirk Elliott there on Allyn's. Had him on for a few little while, and he was saying the word on the street inside the metals movement is the banks are gonna be buying gold for the next five years.  

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Well, the next move is copper   because the copper producers   are pulling out of the London Exchange.   And they go into   the city of London   and the London bankers and how it's all a dog and pony show. North Sea Brent and all the  

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all that. It's Yeah. Very good video, I thought. So I'm Well, Joe, I mean Are you I'm deep I'm deep enough into this critical element here that we deal with   to to understand how they do that stuff, and I I wouldn't put them past it to be doing it everywhere.   In fact, most of the places we've looked, we've found more of that skullduggery.   So I don't doubt you one bit. I'll try and get to it once I can.   And, it's in the queue, baby. It's in the queue.   So it's a really hell of a time. We don't even have an election coming up. Now are there there's no state elections till next year in the midterm elections. Right? I think there's some governors like this Virginia,   battle, and   some of these other states have,   elections on the midterm.  

I know as we mentioned yesterday,   senators are elected for six years. So every time there's a two year election, a third of them are up for reelection.   So you're gonna have that third.   But, boy, I'll tell you, they need to get if   it's just a mess, folks. I I the the the deeper you get into this, I think,   you understand the better the biblical advice is just to come out of her. You you don't wanna go in there and fight all those people.   You're not gonna win. You're gonna be tremendously outnumbered,   and there's just no sense in you putting yourself at that kind of jeopardy.   Just walk away from it.  

It's what the Bible tells us twice right there in Revelations. Yes, ma'am. Is that Robbie?  

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Yes, sir. Could Joe just tell us the name of the video if it's on YouTube or where is the name and where it's at, please? You wanna chitelate them a little bit there, Joe? Would you please? It's it's not YouTube.  

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If you go to Brydie on   Mike Adams'   website, you can find it.   Putin versus the globalist. I don't have it in front of me what the name of it is. Putin versus the globalist, Robbie.  

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Grump and Putin versus the globalist. Tom Malone,   Susan Kukinda, and Alex Greener.  

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Thank you. Well, their their big fear, of course, is Putin and Trump getting together.   And that would be a wonderful   well, they have at least   peripherally, and it would be a wonderful union because it would do nothing but improve the world. Russia is under fire because these bastards hate them for when they kicked them out of Kazaria. It goes all the way back. These people hold a grudge that far back, thousands of years.  

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According to this this   according to this discussion,   when   Zelensky went to the White House to beg for more weapons,   Trump was on the phone to Putin and talked for to Putin for two and a half hours before he ever entertained   seeing   Zelensky.   Yeah.   Two and a half hours talking to Putin. Yeah.   And,   I saw on the ticker I've I tried to forward it to several people, but it came out fuzzy.   The on the ticker on RAV last night, it's said   that,   Trump told Zelensky   to make a deal   with Russia.  

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Now.  

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Now.   So the he's playing a different ballgame than everybody thinks he is. I think I'm beginning to be convinced that he's playing a different ball game than everyone thinks he is.  

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Well, two weeks ago, you're saying he was gonna give him cruise missiles.   And look at all the rhubarb and the and the fur flying. And now two weeks later, he comes back and says, no. No. No. No weapons. Make a deal.  

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He's keeping everybody off balance.  

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Uh-huh. I think that's right.   Well,   and and then Zelensky   Zelensky and NATO don't wanna give up anything anymore.   So I don't know. I have not heard. Is the Putin,   Putin Trump meeting in Budapest   been set yet?   It was supposed to be they're they're floating. It'd be this week. I haven't heard any confirmation of it yesterday or today,   but that's going on. Very interesting. It's a hell of a time, folks.   It really is.   I had to start off with political stuff today because I wanted to get that Virginia situation out. I've been meaning to mention it for a couple of days.   Actually, it happened last week.  

And I don't I don't I've never seen an opponent saying they wanted to kill their opponent and murder his children   where they would die in his wife's arm. I've just never seen that before.   I I didn't know that that was   possible in our country.   And, by gosh, it is. And not only is it possible,   it's partially condoned.   If you ask these people, they'll they'll they'll stand silent and condone it.   So just to let you know who we're up against, if you didn't know already,   they they wanna kill your ass. Dead as a mackerel. K?   So,   anyway, well, the show here, I haven't been able to get into this yet this morning. Our show, the radio ranchers for it's not about me. It's not about Paul. It's not necessarily about Putin or Trump. It's about the listener here that is just being exposed to this information   and had no earthly idea   that they could separate themselves from these monsters.  

And so that is what we've been able to, figure out. Hey.   We've been able to test it every time it proves right.   We've been able to do it for a long time, fifteen years. No reported blowbacks by anyone that's done it to me.   And,   so   I think fifteen years of an unblemished track record is pretty damn good track record. K? Now you may differ.   That's okay.   But that's what we do here. And if you are interested in getting free of these monsters and you don't like the idea of your precious children and grandchildren   being,   stayed connected to this, debt ball of $38,000,000,000,000,   just the just the small part of it. If you don't want them connected to that and under that burden for the rest of their life, so you come listen to me. I'm a show you how to remove yourself from them. They can't   they can't rebut it. They can't deny it.  

They can't do anything but spam burger there. Just stay on mute.   It's all they do   every time,   and, we got them. We got them right by the shorthairs, folks. If you'd like to join in   collectively,   we could lift them and shake them vigorously,   and that would   you know, tell them what you'd get on your hands, but it sure be a nice feeling.   So that's what we're trying to do. And if any of you are new and you just stumbled into our information somehow, and I know there's some of you out there because I've gotten some emails from you.   If you're that person, then, well, you found the right place   and either study on your own if you're shy. You don't wanna come forward,   ask a question, and look stupid or any of that stuff. Just remember the only dumb question   is the one that didn't ask that says it pertains to this. That doesn't have to do with Mars or Uranus or all these other thing. The only dumb question here about our process   is the one that didn't ask because there probably or may be other people out there with that same question, and they don't they're they're too scared to ask too. And both of you are too scared to ask, so it never gets asked. That's not a good scenario,   but that's honestly the way it happens.  

So if you're in that category, star six, you're mute.   Just feel free to open it up. You're amongst friends here and, and maybe even potential   future family members.   So, you just don't know how wonderful some of these people are on this call   because they've found the truth and they answered the clarion call, and they've marched through it, and they've become free, and they've become   empowered.   Because that's what happens when somebody follows the prescribed path here. You can't just send in a pay piece of paper and become empowered.   That's not gonna happen.  

Oh, yeah. I did that. Yeah. I don't know. I did that. I sent that in  

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a couple of years ago.  

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Do you ever study about it, why it worked? No. I just figured it worked.   So those are the people that we're not really I mean, I if you wanna do that, you can. I'm not gonna tell you not to, but you're not doing anything. You're potentially   setting us up or somebody up because you can't defend your position if somebody asks you. And that leads to potentially   not very nice things happening.   We would hate for anything like that to blemish our truth that we've gone so long and so hard to establish   over on this side. So please, if you wanna be free, if you don't wanna be free, don't don't do it.   If you don't wanna learn the information at least a little bit and get your arms around it, don't go through this.  

But if you do wanna be free, you wanna separate yourself from these lying, thieving,   murdering,   slaving   bastards,   then we got the answer for you. Would somebody have a mute open there and wanna say something?  

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Yeah. Hello. This is Chris from California.  

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Chris, what have you done to your phone connection? It's wonderful.  

[00:26:01] Unknown:

Oh, that's good. That's good. Well, it's not me. It's probably Spectrum.   I would have a control over them. Anyway Okay. Janice   should be Janice should be listening in today.  

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Okay. Great. Probably listening if you're there. Okay. And I I understand you've got a husband with some medical problems, and and you may not be able to talk or whatever, but I'm glad you're there. And,   if you do have any questions,   certainly, please, and you're able to open the mute up. And I can tell you, Janet, since you started coming around last week,   one of our good students see, these guys keep digging.   You know, they they I I guess it's just they wanna continue to verify it. They wanna see what they can turn up. And William,   one of our flyboys,   from Augusta,   I affectionately refer to it as Disgusta from my days in the record business.  

But, William brought us a supreme court case from the state of Utah last week.   D y e t t e, is that it? Is that the first name? Am I getting it right or am I screwing it up again, Lisa?   D y e t t e, Dyett, believe that right?   Okay. And the second one   was Dyett v   Hansen or   so it was common name.   Nobody's got the style of the case?  

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I mean, you're expecting me to remember all that stuff? It's   it's up in docs dot expose the matrix and,   in the recent folder. Alright. I think it's like diet locked up. Versus Turner.  

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You you Oh, turn off the pre k.   Yeah. So die diet versus Turner. I'm not sure of the site. It's a supreme court case from the state of Utah. If any of you are live in Utah, you got   you you you got the green flag now because that will apply and is binding precedent   inside the state of Utah.   So should you get any blowback from any of those folks,   you wanna have that style of that case and probably a copy of it right at hand.   You just flip it to whoever.   Here's your own supreme court right here. Take those two two, three paragraphs that they were accenting,   one forty two one and one forty two something somebody said,   that just go over everything we do here. I mean, Janet, it's just perfect. It overlays with everything we do here. It's a 151   pages. That's a little lengthy, but he he goes off in other directions. But he's got this little scam nailed.  

So, that was a real good find, and we thank William for it. And, there's no telling where we're gonna be able to use that.   Janet, we have another   paralegal who hangs around when he's able, and he's got,   invalid parents taking care of both of his elderly parents. They're in pretty bad shape, and   so we haven't been able to even hear his voice in a couple of, well, she has been a couple of months almost at Nepal.   Been at least four four to six weeks since we've, you know, heard from Mark, and we hope he comes back. And I want him to hear this case. He'd been a paralegal about twenty something years. Worked for a,   part of it, a law firm out in Vegas and stuff, and he's real good on the law. And he was about ready. He'd been in, exposed to the patriot movement for about ten years by a   very respected researcher out in California. You may have heard heard of his work, Dan Meador.  

And,   Mark was one of their paralegals,   and   he kept getting all the Patriot crap. And   he he got tired of chasing all the lies and the fabrications,   and he was getting ready to look about moving out of the country and stumbled across my information.   And as Mark says, he did a happy dance,   and, he's been here ever since, and he helps a lot of our students, particularly with some of the   letters and correspondence and stuff. Good guy. I miss him. K? Wish he'd be be able to get those problems straightened out, but I can't wait for Mark to see that   this, Dyatt case.  

Very   I've never heard of it. And it and from a court case, especially from a state supreme court,   this guy just got this nailed. Whoever wrote this, the judge, he just he had a very firm control of it, of taking a national   citizen, moving him over to the federal citizenship   by whatever means,   and the things that it does to you and, all that kind of stuff. A brilliant   brilliant synopsis in a case. So that's new.   But we just had,   well, I mean, I've never had one person   in fifteen years.   All I do really is I pontificate   a bit around here.  

But mainly, I just bring out facts.   As Brent would say, facts.   And I cannot remember. Well, you you know, instead of,   oh, it wasn't Samuel   r Chase. It was Samuel b Chase, something like that, or a wrong date or   because I do all this for memory. I don't have anything in front of me here.   And,   outside of that, I don't nobody's ever disproven a fact I put forward to my to my, knowledge   or memory.   So, Janet, you found a good home, and I hope you, got time to study some of the stuff if you, want to. All the   there's seven or eight pretty good interviews over there on the website.   John b Wells and Jeff Rentz and and other people.  

And, the information is there. So we're glad you're along. Maybe one of these days, we'll get a chance   to speak with you if you have any questions. I mean, really, the thing is so simple.   I mean, I used to like everybody else, man. You're complex, and you gotta learn this stuff. And that's all because of the methods they've used, I've come to understand.   You know, changing the definition of a word,   changing the label of a concept,   all, all this dialectical stuff, a 180 degrees in the opposite direction.   And all of that chicanery   and trickery   is meant to obfuscate this. For somebody,   I   see, I would've not I would think they would've never thought somebody would get   the idea like I did from John Benson and have the background and be able to bring it forward and decipher   some of that. But if you're a person like Janet, you're a paralegal, maybe you're starting to look into this   and trying to figure it out,   you're gonna have a real hard time   because one of their main tricks is changing the labels.  

And I could show   you three or four places in the code and the regulations   where they've got this very same concept   of a national state citizen,   god given rights and duties,   and they just changed the name of it over in title 42 in The United States code. I think it's nineteen eighty three.   I believe there's two sections over there, and they say the privileges and immunities   of the citizens of The United States are the same as those of the white   citizens.   Well, there's the same   concept. It's just called the white citizens.   That is does that mean congress is racist? That's their own damn legislation.  

You can go down to,   26 CFR,   code federal regulations 1.1 dash one a, and there's the jurisdictional statement   of the IRS. And it says, an income tax is owned by all individuals owed, petite by all individuals who are   citizens of The United States and residents. And   to the extent of eight seventy one b and eight seventy seven b, all nonresident   alien   individuals, well, there's the national in in the tax code, and it's called the nonresident alien   because that condition, that political condition is nonresident   to the residency of the 14,   fourteenth amendment, the state wherein they reside. It's what we're talking about with Daniel the other day,   in Alaska. The state wherein they reside   and,   and and then the citizen of The United States there. And when they ask you those questions, you not knowing what they're asking you and working off Pavlovian   conditioning,   answer those two questions,   yes. Admit and agree to the fraudulent contract and sign something and go on about your way.  

That's very slick what these people have done,   and it amazes me   how people are too scared.   They don't wanna see it. They can't see it. I don't know which of those is which.   And they're just they'd be over in the corner with their knees knocking. If you said, would you like to separate yourself from the federal government?   They can think of every contingency   that's ever been known to man   as a reason why.   But   what you find is it's like fear, fantasized   experiences appearing real   because you've been scared of it. Just like me, I was scared to interact with the federal government just like   some of you are.  

Okay? I would have never dreamed of going to get a passport application   and applying for one till I wanted to leave the country.   Till I was told to leave the country.   And then reluctantly, I go pick up the 11 and an 82. And right there   at the top half of the page   of the d s 11 in orange used to be   is the answer I've been looking for and scratching my head over for fifteen years   right there on the top of the first page.   Bingo. We gotcha.   So, and that's continued to be the case. And as I've we've gotten deeper into this, I keep explaining it to you. You know?  

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People go, well, Roger, I know there's so much to learn. How do I learn?  

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Well, you start teaching people.   If you start teaching people this material,   you will find out real quick the things where you've got holes or don't understand.   You go back. You fill those in,   and you can go back to that original person, hey. I got an answer on that. Didn't have it before, but here it is. Or,   you you go find somebody new.   Start again.   You'll go through the process. You're gonna find out where you have holes. You go back and study.   That's the best way to learn the material, folks.   K?   If you wanna learn something, teach it. Boy, I'll tell you. You'll learn it real quick.   Because that's basically how I've learned it so well.  

I started teaching it there weekly in Atlanta as much as I understood.   And then we've moved up to,   where we got this wonderful platform with you wonderful people looking for wonderful truth.   And here it is. It's right in front of you. K?   Don't be scared.   Be open minded. You've got the power. They've stolen it from you. They've made you think you're subservient   by SWAT teams and all the other   little mechanizations   they've got to show you their authority. Self help remedy is a good one.   K? And I've felt for many years as I've come to understand this stuff that   self help remedies is one of the starts of their agenda   because it allows them to bring this remedy in   where they can fake power.  

Using process, they can fake power   and and attribute that to you   and you thinking they've got all this power. They don't. You gave it to them. Take it back.   Take it back.   They can't do anything.   They won't do anything.   And the more of us that go through this   assures   that fact that they won't do anything because they're just sure numbers.   I mean, look. They're scared of us when we're a bunch of ants and don't know jack crap. Okay?   They're scared of us when we're in that condition.   Just look at the Bugs Life thing.   They know.  

There's they're the only thing in the world these people are scared of is our God and us as numbers   because they know that's a bad day for them when those converge,   and they may be pretty close to converging right now.   So, anyway, that's the best thing we can do is to continue to spread the word, let people know, and I'm I'm not trying to convert them. Okay?   Never gonna mention Jesus,   although this is a ministry.   I'm gonna convert them to freedom if we can   and start them off on that wonderful path to find and   and continue to,   fondle that jewel of freedom.  

Speaking of jewels, Paul,   did you see what happened over at the Louvre   couple days ago? I think over the weekend. Hell.   Really?   Somebody, don't know who, got into a crane of some sort.   It was a building crane around there, co opted it, broke into the Louvre with a with a crane of some sort,   and stole all of Napoleon's   jewels.  

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Oh, no.  

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And I showed a picture of just a few of them. And I mean,   pretty darn impressive jewels, buddy.   So those that got boosted over the weekend.   Roger?   Yes. There's a sketch right there. Sketch, what have you got for us this morning?  

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That that was a insurance job in my opinion.   The lube lube lube lube is hurting for money, and I need to  

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that insurance payment to keep going. Well, help. Are you kidding me? France is about a basket case, totally,   not just the Louvre.   Am I mispronouncing   it? You said you said Louvre. Is that the purpose? Yeah.  

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Well, I'm not very good French.   Is  

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that Well, yeah. But you're too darn easy. You thought you'd know how to pronounce that properly.  

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Louvre.  

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Louvre. Louvre. Louvre. Louvre. Louvre. Louvre. With that. Okay. I'm gonna call it the Louvre.   Okay. Well, they didn't get any they didn't throw any paint on any pictures. They just went after Napoleon's jewels. It could have been an insurance job. France is absolutely a total basket case,   because back in the sixties and the seventies,   they let themselves vote in all this liberal retirement stuff.   And, now the country's,   over on the altar of that.   And yet so they they're they're draining those funds, so they bring in all the migrants because they're gonna shore up the fund and do a lot of work. Right.   And so, obviously, they're drawn off the funds that they're in there to bolster.  

And,   but there   there's one country in the world that's just not in a world of crap financially.   Anybody got a guess?  

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Russia.  

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Russia's the one.   As they started putting sanctions on Russia, they said, well, just tell. We'll start our own,   inner inner inner,   bank transfer system, and we'll start doing everything domestically. And we'll shore up our domestic production, and we'll   be self sufficient, which is what they've become. All the other countries in the world, by the way,   they started selling off US bonds,   hell, fifteen years ago, if not before.   And they sell off the bonds. It's the only central bank that's not in the BIS, I've heard.   Don't know the validity of that. It would make sense.  

But, they were buying gold, shoring up their balance sheet, getting everything where they don't have too much debt, and it's manageable, and   they're in real good shape. It would be a real blessing.   My thoughts.   It would be a real blessing if Putin and Trump could get together and and have an alliance   that scares   the crap out of the globalists.   And they hate Russia   with such a passion.   Just like they hate the Arabs, you know, that kinda   and, boy, they can hate now. These son bitches can hate. K?   Think you'd think they'd pass the hate laws for them, wouldn't you, Paul?   Okay. Where else can we go this morning if I got some listeners who'd like to add some? I've been oratory in for,   well, damn near about forty five minutes.  

Yeah. So   would anybody like to contribute   or or comment or ask a question   or just I Roger, I've just been wanting to say hi. Any of you wanna do that?  

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Yeah. Hey, Roger. I'm down.  

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There's somebody right there. Yes, sir. Is that x? Who's that?  

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Nope. This is Carl in Utah.  

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Hey, Carl. Boy, you're a   a baboon for you. Right?  

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Yeah. So I I I  

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You need to read I haven't read it.  

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You you have you made your wife read it yet? You need to make your wife read it.  

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No. Not yet. I don't I don't know if that's gonna happen anytime soon, but   it is what it is for now.   What does what does that mean, or why would the court deny a writ of habeas corpus?  

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Well, habeas corpus is unhand the body. It may be that the it means bring him to the courtroom. Let's hear what you got on him.   If they would refuse it, maybe because they got something on him real solid, I think. I don't I don't know for sure. I don't know the circumstances,   Carl.   I believe Yeah. That habeas  

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is only in common law   where there is It is. Custody of a body, and the only thing they deal with is fictions in administrative   process. So habeas doesn't   doesn't  

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count. Well, remember, Lincoln,   jailed the editor   of a newspaper who actually was   Francis Scott Keyes' grandson.   And if I'm not wrong, I believe he put the entire Maryland legislature   in jail. Didn't he?   And then they refused habeas corpus. Isn't that right? Some of you historical folks seems like that's right.  

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Yeah. But Raj, that was then. This is now. That was before 1933.  

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I'm just giving a perspective, man. I'm just giving a perspective. Yeah. It's a different animal now. Carl, it means unhand the body is what it literally translates   to.   K?   And if you've got somebody in jail under false charges,   that's when that's supposed to be brought. They bring him into court. What are the charges against this man you're holding? Oh, they're all frivolous. Let him go.   K?   Technically, that's what it means, and it's how it's supposed to operate, I believe, Carl.  

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K.   I just asked But, you in the summary,   on that court case.  

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Is it? Okay. Well, I I just know a little bit about the case. I don't know. I know some of the things they read out of it that are substantially   parallel with us,   but I have not heard the background of the case. What the,   when they say in the constitution, the nature and the cause   of the action, do you know what that means, Carl?  

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I mean, I'm not very smart on this stuff. I'm still very much mean.  

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Okay. Well, I'm gonna explain it to you. The nature   is the body of law you're being charged with   or that you're under   and the cause.   So nature and cause of the accusation are not only what the incident was, but what body of law it applies to. That's what they're saying there. K.   Go get smarter. Just keep studying it.   It's not all that hard, really.   But that is that should be a really powerful thing for you guys in Utah,   and I would read it.   And,   you might cause, there's a couple of paragraphs in there to talk about when the   state citizen national gets moved over into the federal citizenship   category.  

You might wanna show her those things. How you lose this, you don't have any god given rights, and this, that, and the other. And that's coming from your state supreme court. I would think you would hold a little bit of sway with her.   Yeah. But then again but then again,   maybe not.   Some people, man, they just gets they're so programmed, Carl. You you can't get them out of that, and your wife may be like that.   K? I don't know. I hope not for your sake.   But some people are so damn   they're very susceptible   to the programming   or the programming was done really well or both.  

But some people, boy, they just can't get that out of your their mind. What was your comment, Carl? Well, it's it's  

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for her, it's the fear of, you know, losing her job and,   you know, losing What does she do? Yeah. She doesn't   she works in the state of Utah.  

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Oh, okay. Well,   that may be if she's a state employee, and that may be one of those areas of gray when   she might not benefit her to do that. And I don't know if that's the right answer or not. I'm just speculating. Okay?   But if that's the way she feels,   you can't   you you can try and reason with her. Try being the operative word there. But if you can't make any progress there, then, you know, you just go on and let it be.  

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Yeah.  

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No. No stress on my side. We're just working through it. So Alright. Well, good deal. Maybe she'll see the light one of these days. Ding. It'll go on.   So who else has got something out there? Thanks, Carl.   You got any more to add to that, by the way? Hold on just a second, Mark. You got anything more to add to that, Carl?  

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That was my question.   Alright. Well, I gotta read that. I've got it printed. I just it's just a matter of getting to it and reading it. So I understand. I understand.  

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Marka,   what you got? Yep.  

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I was reading the case, and I'm not done yet. But I found two things that are really cool to listen to,   justice Ellet   pointed out,   and I'm looking forward to the rest of it.   So,   here,   this he's talking about,   due process, but he doesn't say due process. He says,   he says that, you know,   they   we should be we should be able to hear from   a person or individual.   So here, let me read this.   Says, we do not believe that the justices   of once free   and independent   states should surrender their constitutional   powers   without being heard from   without,   yeah, without being heard from. We would betray the trust of our people   if we sat   supinely   by and permitted   the great bulk of our powers to be taken over   by the federal courts   without at least   stating reasons why it should not be so.  

By attempting   to save the dual   relationship,   which has therefore   or which   has heretofore   existed   between state and federal authority   and which is clearly   set out in the constitution.   We think we   we act in the best interest   of our country.   That's one,   which was   I loved, you know, how it read.   And then the second one is   in addition to   what we have said about the meaning   of the federal constitution,   we are disturbed in the attitude of the criminal element   in our society   since   the federal courts   have arrogated   onto themselves   the powers and duties   which rightfully belong   to the state courts.  

It is a daily occurrence when some known burglar   or thieves flouts a police officer   and threatens   to get his badge and threatens to trial,   threatens the trial judge with having him taken before the judge of   the federal court.   So he's pointing out that the the federal courts   have made it   made themselves   they they made themselves authority  

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over the the the sovereign state and the people. Well, they didn't make themselves authority. They made us slaves where they've got jurisdiction over us.  

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Yeah. They're imposing their their legal   plunder, their legal laws   Yeah. Which is not under natural law. Oh, who's the guy that Bastille,  

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you know,   the Frenchman that wrote the law, which is a great book. If y'all any of y'all are new,   that's a really highly advised, easy to read. It's short. He was an economist, not a lawyer, but he wrote a fabulous book in the middle of the eighteen hundreds called The Law.   And, b a s t I a t. And,   he says in there when a group of men   set up a,   a situation where they can plunder,   they'll make a   a group of laws that that,  

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allow it and a moral code that justifies it. Because that's exactly what we got going on. K? Yep. Exactly. It's it's,  

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his name is Friedrich Bastier, and the book is The Law. And I read it often.   That's very very powerful. Book. I refer to it often,   and have people read it.  

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Uh-huh. Even my daughter. Legal plunder. Legal plunder. Even your daughter. Good going.   Legal plunder and that sort of thing has been going wrong for a long time by   essentially the same people.   And they're I'm actually reading traditional.   You're reading what, America?  

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No. I just that's awesome. I'm actually reading it with one of our friends,   the law book.  

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Okay. The law. That's another good one. There's a bunch of good ones to read.   And,   I hope for the new people, maybe like me, you'd never been   confronted with legal stuff before.   As I've said, you know, my my familiarity with law was Perry Mason. You know?   Objection sustained.   And,   you'll find that the law, although   it can be confusing, it's very specific, and it has to be very   specific. In fact, in the past, I've referred to it as a science   because you've got things like, well, there's 2 and a half billion dollar judgment against Alex Jones.   Well, that hinges on some of these principles. Okay?  

And some of these words and the definitions that are imputed. And if you're talking about that much wealth   and that much of a fine, then you better be talking apples and apples when you're talking to the other side.   If you're not on the same page with them, you're probably gonna get disadvantaged here.   K?   So   what you'll find,   in in just a second. What you'll find is   that it's really interesting. It makes a lot of logical sense when you get into these issues and start   figuring them out,   applying the principles.   And, you'll find out or at least I have.  

You find out how applicable this knowledge is to the rest of your life.   It's very important. What? Was that Not Trisha. Rick. Hold on, Mark. Hold on. There was somebody. Sketch or or Mark or Yeah. I just wanted to ask,  

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what was it is it the supremacy   clause   that gives them the,   mindset that they can just do what Mark was talking about?  

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Well, not well, I'm not sure if that well, the supremacy clause is in the original fourteenth amendment. The clause that tells me they're able to do it's the fourteenth amendment.  

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Okay.   Thank you.  

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Because that's where they define federal citizenship.   And if you're one of those, they got control over you.   And you gave it to   them. K? Right. Yes, Martha.  

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So when they're imposing their administrative   laws or,   statutory   laws   that don't apply to the natural   person as as private individual,   national.   It's   what it is is so   the new students are understanding   is   they are exceeding their jurisdiction.  

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Yeah. Under presumption. And until somebody stops them, they're gonna continue to do that.   And this is why it's important to understand. Up a case. I'm a bring up this case again. It's been brought up a number of times. It's a perfect example   because we all remember it. We were all affected by it. That's that damn mask mandate that the CDC   issued what's called an interpretive regulation.   Doesn't apply to the public. It doesn't have general applicability.   It's only an interpretive regulation. It only applies to the agency.   So, technically,   under the Administrative Procedures Act section five,   title five section five five two and following. That's the rule book for the agencies.  

That regulation   only applied to the CDC, and it was only CDC,   employees that had to wear masks, yet they imposed it on everybody, didn't they, Martha?   Yep.   They stretched their authority, didn't they?  

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They did, and no one knew better because they didn't know they were ignorant. Well, some  

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somebody, yeah, knew better because eventually took a couple of years for a law firm to get in there and sue them. They sued them in the Central   District Of Florida where the, female judge is a   an ex,   of of, Clarence Thomas clerk. So god bless her.   She's gonna have an an accurate view of things. She ruled against it.   Said no. This is only an interpretive regulation. Only applies to the agency.   So that's when the mask went away. That's when you saw the pictures of the little elementary school teacher going into a classroom of little children and saying, we don't have to wear masks anymore, and they go nuts. Yay. Yay. They're jumping up and down and doing backflips and everything else. Okay? Yeah. They were. They were. I saw it number of times. Alright? You did too. Yeah.   I got it. Mass was only supposed to go on CDC employees.  

Now after that ruling,   I guess the whole nation acted like those little kids   in that classroom, didn't they?   Yep. And of course They did. So then they came back and the Biden administration came back under, Moshe Garfunkel there   and said,   well, we're gonna appeal it. Okay. Well, go ahead and appeal it. This is the APA. It's got   black letter law. You've absolutely   transversed it. You know? And so, they didn't they didn't appeal it. Never did.   It shows you that they they lost their ass and they knew they would at the appellate level. It'd be more embarrassing   because that's the eleventh circuit,   up there. CDC's in Atlanta.  

That's the eleventh circuit out of Atlanta, and that's pretty conservative circuit compared to some of the other ones.  

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But people need to picture as,   The United States Let me just  

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Go ahead. Let me button this up because this the other part of it is very important. It proves what I'm telling you.   So about a year or two later, they were gonna try another one of these scams. Alex Jones had a with somebody high up, gave him the word that it was coming, and they started promoting it, which means that they'll back off on it. Well, they backed off on it to an extent, but they still were messing with this new way of applying this,   stuff, the vaccines and all that.   And so the TSA   passed a mask   mandate.  

And when you saw pictures of the airport,   it was only the TSA people that were wearing masks.   That is an interpretive regulation.   It only applies to those people inside that agency.   But yet they take it with us people not knowing anymore   and spread it all over everybody, and you go wear the damn mask   because you're scared.  

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K?  

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So that that's these paper tiger aspect of these sorry bastards,   And they will that's why I say you gotta learn the information. You can't stop that kind of crap unless you know the information.   K?  

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Correct. Right.  

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So, anyway, that's why it's important. Now, Myrco, what were you trying to say? Paul I was just gonna say to this. Whistler. We don't have to say goodbye to anybody today. Hopefully, you're not leaving because I'm pissing you off or something. Myrca, go ahead.  

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I was gonna say just the the state of corporations,   the state of   California, state   of, you know, New York or where whatever state you're in, and plus the United States corporation   see you   as their   subject.   They're they are They will apply. Consider you   a ward of the state, so that's why they're parenting.   They're parenting you. And I just went to last thing that I was gonna say is, like, if if now we're a national, we're back in the private, carrying ourself in the private,   we have to take control of our property and ourselves. Well, you got We have to take responsibility   and carry ourselves in the private   and understand what they're doing in posting our  

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If if you don't do it, nobody else can do it for you.  

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Exactly.  

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K.   So, so that's our mandate. Be free   and yell freedom. You you can even,   you can even go so far as to paint half your face blue   and go around your daily business. You can yell freedom.   Mark, did I ever tell you about that guy up there in Cullman, Alabama? I've forgotten his name. He was a real character.   Patriot guy. No. Cullman's a fair fairly small city.   Small town is not a city. It's a town that's   in North,   Northwest Of Birmingham a little bit.   And the James what was his name? James Floyd. James Floyd.   Golly in subconscious.  

Thank you. James Floyd was this fellow's name, and he was funny and loud, and he just get in their face.   And so after Braveheart   came out,   he went   folks, this is true story.   He he went and painted his face halfway blue.   And like Coleman, like all those red towns in the South, got the courthouse right in the middle square.   And the judge's office is up on the Second Floor,   and he would take one of those plastic chickens   and put it on a stick and go wave it in front of his window. And he had half his face painted blue, and he'd yell freedom.  

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That's funny.  

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That that's true. He he put after Waco,   he put up a a sign in his front yard said, please don't shoot my dogs.   Too funny. JB's story day, real care folks, he was a real character. I'm sure he's not with us anymore.   But I always get a picture of him with his face painted f blue and some overalls or something with a big stick and a plastic chicken.   Oh, there's been some moments of levity in the Patriot movement here. Well, I'll be darned. Look who came came a call. And, hey, Wiep,   we can talk about Mars or something today?  

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Yes, sir? No.   Not not necessarily, Marvin, but   the David   Knight show from the other day,   he had an interesting summary   of the things that happened   ever since, you know,   between now and the Bitcoin   crash.   So I left it in the chat,   and silver went down, but you still can't get it for under $60.   You can't buy it anywhere for under $60.   Yeah. There's a lot of, I heard done that, but the price has gone down.  

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A little bit. It's gonna come right But you can't get it, Kirk? Kirk.   Oh, I heard Kirk Elliott talking about this. He can get it for you. If you wanted to get some, get Kirk Elliott. Can you get it for up to $60?   Kepm.com.   There's still a lot of upside left on this stuff, boy.   Don't be $60   is spit in the bucket. Right here.   There's Bory. I'll get back. Yeah. Wajid, just hold on. Yeah, Bory. Yeah. It's for Wajid.  

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He could get it,   SD volume.   They got it right now for $55.30.   If he go there, he could find it for less than $60. What's, what's the name of the of the establishment?   S s as Sam, d as daddy,   volumes.   S d volumes.  

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Oh,   SD volume. I bought I bought I went to f f AP Mex. I went to AP Mex,   last Thursday.   Seven silver coins, $7.01 ounce coins came to $517   for seven.  

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Well, Waheed, you should have bought it when it was three fifty an ounce, pal.  

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I hear you, right here.  

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I I remember when it was $4.50.  

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Yeah.   Well, I used to at the Patriot meetings we had, what I'd do is I'd go through the audience. We have a 100 plus people,   and and I was the assistant guy. So I'd get up there and just say, well, look. I got a connection with the dealer. And if anybody would like to buy any silver walking eagles in the green box or, you know, a partial,   I'll charge you $4,   a a coin. And it was $3.50,   when you bought in a green box. And so I'd make 50¢ a coin and made a few rolls of,   silver eagles by helping my folks. So that was what I used to do. That's why I know that price.   You cannot yes. Somebody was muffling there. Was that Gary?  



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Yeah.  

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Not not too too much better. No. Could you get any better position?  

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Just give me a   the front door.  

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The signal.  

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The okay. Well, go say what you got, and we'll see if we can understand it, Gary.   Hola.   Gary.  

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I think he's heading to the front porch. He might be able to get a better signal there. Alright. We'll see if the front porch serves us better here.  

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Get this, Paul.   How much do you think silver and gold have gone up since the first of the year?   The first of this year.   Roger, can you hear me now? Well, you're real good now. Gary.   Gary, let me see if I can ask you. Do you know how much silver and gold have gone up since the first of the year?  

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Yeah. Around 30%.  

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Silver silver 90,   gold 67.  

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Yeah. Well, I just bought $2,000  

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worth at a dollar over spot. So Oh, you did. Waheed, I don't know what you're  

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saying. At the local gold and silver shop.  

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Oh, okay. Want a trip to Montana, Waheed?  

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Not not never go online. Never get the crap online. A at AP Max is, I just   told my friend to get it. Maybe this   Move. The 74 came to $5.17.  

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You can't go wrong buying silver right now. I don't care if you do pay a little bit more for it. You can't go wrong. Silver or gold. Okay?  

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And Well, that's where I look at, you know, what what Mike Maloney said.  

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Uh-huh. The silver, the the silver exchange COMEX in,   or the the London deal,   they tell their customers they can't give they can't maybe   if they place an order, maybe   they can get it to them next month.   Maybe.  

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That's what they told me. They say we can't ship until around   the November   29.   Oh my god. They said November.  

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Well, you know what the problem is, Wahid? We don't know   in this. There's one   section of a bill   that is,   mainly dealing with China and rare earth minerals,   which they've got the the world's control of. But also it deals with peripheral things. And one of the things everybody's waiting on is to see if Trump puts silver in the tariff category on that act.   Because if they do, nobody's shipping any silver in.  

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K?  

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So there's some things behind the scenes that are complicating this.  

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According to Kirk Dale, you know, the  

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that   that  

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that news if he does put something like that in, would that interfere with my shipment? Is it already was made a week ago?  

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Well, I don't know. Is it inside The United States or outside The United States?  

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Oh, I'm not sure. It's called a app   APMS. I don't  

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know. And I'm pretty sure it's probably within the country. It would only affect it if it was It is. It is. Outside   outside the country. Do what, Bory?  

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Roger?  

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Hold on. It's in  

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the It is in The United States. Well yeah. Okay. Thank you, Bori. Then it won't mess with you at all, Wiges. But just but the natural situation might. They may be having scarcities where they can't ship it to you for a month either.   So we'll just have to wait and see. Gary, you wanna say something?  

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Yeah. I'm on good terms with my local gold and silver dealer, and he's buying eight times more than he's selling right now. So they've got it in stock at your local place. Well, he you don't need to go on what you find to buy it.  

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Uh-huh. You're lucky you,   you're lucky the guy was overcapitalized.   Go ahead, Gary. I'm sorry.  

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Well, don't forget pawn shops.  

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Pawn shops buy Yeah. That's in silver.   Yeah.   Yeah. And if you buy if you're going to one Waiheed and you see Mark Dice   out there offering you a silver bar or a Hershey bar,   take the silver bar. Okay?  

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Wahid, you're talking I remember that. I remember that. I remember that Mark Dice,   emphasize  

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Okay. Well, take don't take the Hershey bar. Wahid, take the silver bar. K. Got it.   Yes. They're sketch.  

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I mentioned,   India yesterday about JPMorgan   not being able to deliver   silver to him. Well, I read yesterday that all the smelt silver smelters   are out of silver to smelt.  

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I'm sure of that.   And now you're now you reach the precipice that they're really scared of. You know what that is, Sketch?  

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Force majeure,   failure to deliver.  

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Well, that or   will that are driving the prices sky high when all these big dealers like Toyota,   sub   what the   sun reflecting   things,   anything that uses silver iPhones, etcetera.   Now they're gonna go out in the futures market and start buying at any price,   driving the price up.   So that's all in front of you. If you and we've been preaching it here for a long time, many years,   when it was available. And if you didn't take advantage of it back then, well, shame on you.   The people that did will be grinning, although,   the prices go up.  

And it doesn't represent the price of the metal rising in case you haven't figured that out. Now maybe in this period, it's more of an influence.   But generally, the price rising on metals just shows you that the purchasing power of the paper currency has gone down. Therefore, the prices of the metal go up.   So, it's,   when this thing goes upside down, then it's going upside down.   K? Be the biggest financial catastrophe   in the history of the planet. Don't know when it's coming. I promise you it's coming. Okay?   And we'll be doing good, the folks that had the foresight and stuff to have acquired these things,   but the rest of the world's gonna be in a   bucket of crap.  

K?   So keep those things in mind.   But you should be able to pay your bills and have a little bit of overage and maybe even get some speculative and,   profit taking on this.   If you did buy like I did twenty five years ago,   it's ridiculous,   man.   It's just ridiculous.  

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That's probably one of that. Do you think there's gonna be a food riot?  

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Oh, I think there's gonna be all kinds of riots, Waheem.   Buying all those metals when I had that cash flow   and moving to South America   have probably got to be two of the better decisions I've made in my adult life,   I think, anyway.   So it's just nice   to know that you don't have any   financial calamities coming that you can't handle.   K? It's a good feeling.   And then not be in debt. That's the other thing. Get out of debt. If you that may be even more   so than buying metals, maybe take that cash and get out of debt. Yes. There's a couple of people wanting to say something. Who was that?  

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Hey, Roger. What's going on there? I'm listening to you. Hey, Tom. Yeah. You're probably one of the best in  

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Yeah. You're Sean. You're the Sean. Yeah. I've been listening all morning. Morning, which I've been listening I've been listening to at some point. Now how are you doing, and what was your comment?  

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Oh, yeah. My best thing was moving to Texas, so,   getting out of Philadelphia.   And Well, I guess. You know? So   yeah. I know. It's crazy. But I was looking at   reading some stuff where   they  

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Have you seen oh, I hate to interrupt that that monstrosity   that Obama's building is his presidential library up there in Chicago.   It'd make you puke.  

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Yeah. It looks more like a prison. It looks like a prison. Well, good. Maybe we can put his sorry ass in there.   So go ahead. Sorry to interrupt. Go on. Yeah. No. It's okay. I heard that, the dealers aren't aren't buying junk silver anymore.   And if they are, they're paying, like, $44   under spot.   Why? So maybe, if somebody wants to buy well, they just said they got so much of it, and they're just sending   they they got so much of it. They're sending it to the refiners.   So maybe if somebody's looking for some of that stuff, you know, get you can probably get that cheaper,   possibly. I don't know.  



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Those,   those are called if they just go send them to the smelter and take the Dory bar off of that,   they're they're called melt bars,   m e l t.   Now I remember do you you remember Bob Chapman? Used to be on your your network all the time with John. Yeah. I I remember the name. I can't, I can't remember. Well, he was, he had the we had the world's largest gold and silver dealer on Wall Street for twenty seven years.   It's his background.   Wow. And, he'd lived in five, six countries around the world. I actually talked to him about moving to Argentina before I moved down there. Tremendous guy.   Was doing broadcast.  

I think he had pancreatic cancer,   and he was doing broadcast on his deathbed   on your network.   And,   he said through some days   before my time.   Well, it was. It's twenty plus years ago. Okay?   And,   he I remember him saying   that his connections when they were doing delivery of gold bars,   that they're they were sending them melt bars,   which meant that when they confiscated the gold,   they just ran that and all those wonderful Saint Gaudens   into the smelter,   didn't refine it at all, and just sent out melt bars from those coins.   But that was 20 plus years ago on how low on the barrel they were getting back then just on on you know what gold is in Spanish is oro, o o r o, oro. And silver is plata.  



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And sometimes plata Were they were they purified or were they just did they just melt the coins down and and lump them into a bar? Well,  

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he didn't know. He just knew what they were receiving. They melt the coins down. They don't mess with the purity   and,   and they ship it off as that. And the melt level you know, when you buy a sovereign coin,   you're getting depending on the country,   you're getting 93   to 95%   gold.   The rest are alloys.   And if you really wanna see that demonstrated,   go buy a Krugerrand or go look at a Krugerrand.   Go get a Krugerrand in South Africa and compare it to any of the other gold coins, and they're like orange almost   because they put copper in as an alloy.   Yeah. Yeah. Kinda cool. Anyway,   time to do that. Well, carry on. I've done it. Thank you, sir. I'm glad you checked in. Somebody else is trying to say something just when you did. Tom, who was that   a minute ago?  



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Is that Yusuke? Wanted to yeah. I just wanted to mention to Wahi that, I have read that the,   Snap and EBT cards   won't be filled,   November 1, so that's not far away.   And, also,   I did see videos of   Thailand,   Australia, and another country   lines out the door trying to buy gold and silver.   So   people are   they're not outside the bank. They're outside the gold exchanges. I yield.  

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Okay. Well, Wahi, you're stuck.   Wahi,  

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come on, man. Come on.  

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What do you think of that Vietnam thing, that digital,   where they switched the money to the digital over there in Vietnam and I understand. Debanked over people?  

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First, I've heard of it, Wahib. I know it didn't work out too well over in Nigeria when they tried it.   I've I've that's first I've heard of it. You're just saying that, Wahid. See, you're more up on the news than I am.   You're a humble host.   So you're gonna stay right there. The world, folks. They   they they tried to do it in Crete. They tried to do it different place around the world. So always backfired on them. I'm telling y'all, you folks that are scared to death, these CDC, BCs,   see, they're they're they ain't gonna get very far with this in my prediction. Who was saying something there?   Raj.  

Hi.   It's Dave.  

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Hey. How are you?  

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Well, hey, man. I'm doing pretty good.  

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Good. You sound good.  

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Do I?  

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Well, good. Thank you. You really do.  

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Okay. So I accept the new compliment. I think you're right about that CBDC   crap.   The these ancient   civilizations, you know, that, you know, built started the world. Right? Like,   all of them places you just mentioned, they're not those people aren't gonna fall for this digital fake virtual   money. You gotta be kidding me. You know, they're gonna look at them like, are you freaking serious? I don't think so, Tim.   You know, the only places those are gonna, you know, come to fruition will be   the Americans, the Canadians,   and maybe the New Zealanders.  

Those that's where they advertise drugs on TV, and that's where most of the drugs are taken, the pharmaceuticals. You know?   Now is it everybody?   No. But all of those that are drugged up, you know, I heard some interviews   about this No King's Day stuff, and it's all it seems like all the voices I heard were all Jews,   you know, saying, like, did you hear on Chase?   He they said,   Charlie,   now it wasn't Chase, the other guy you like who took over for Owen.  

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He had this old Jew in our house with this woman.  

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Yeah. Yeah. He said he's calling Charlie an anti Semite and a racist.   And I'm like, well, so an anti Semite is a racist now?  

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I mean, you couldn't have been anybody else bigger.   Fuck the idiot. There couldn't have been anybody else bigger in Israel's corner than Charlie Kirk for the majority of it. I know it. It's so crazy.   Unbelievable. I'm just it is, and people and see these   the media puts out these totally erroneous statements,   and people like that. They're still watching the misestablishment   media. They take it in as gospel. Unfortunately,   they're they're in the minority now. They we all used to be in that. Back before the Internet, can you think of those times when they had that much control before the Internet?   Yep.  

It's like Eustace Mullins said in that interview   before he died. He said,   god was merciful on us and gave us the Internet.   You're right. You're right,   Eustace. You're right.  

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That was a, what what did,   that guy say when they when he, landed on the on the moon in Arizona there   when he said this is one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. That's what the Internet was.  

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Yeah. Well, that's for sure. Well,   Gingrich told him, I'll get you written. Gingrich told him, Rick, you you're you're a Georgia boy.   I used to live a couple of miles from Newt Gingrich's office there in Marietta.   And Gingrich wrote the forward to a book called The Fourth Turning, I believe, the Tofflers.   Husband wife, Jew team wrote the book. He wrote the forward to it, and he told them in that forward. He said, this is gonna bypass your filters. Talking about the Internet.   And, of course, them and their hubris, how we're gonna build it to control them. Well,   everything's a dialectic. Don't forget.  

You can work that little formula   really in your favor if you understand the principle, Rick. How are you doing, buddy?  

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Okay.   Just a little side note.   A few minutes ago, you said if if somebody offered you a,   a bar of chocolate or a bar of silver, take the silver. Well No. I told Laheeb to.   Yeah. Well,   cocoa prices,   futures are up a 121   a 121%   in two years. So right now, chocolate is beating silver. So it may not be a bad investment. Just be sure to put it in a locked freezer.  

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You know, we're one of the world's exporters on cacao.   I haven't been down to the coast yet, but I hear it grows better at the lower altitudes.   And, they dry it on the side of the road.   They break open the fruit and take the raw cacao, which if you've never tried raw cacao,   well, it ain't like eating mama's chocolate. I'm gonna tell you. K?   And it's real good for you. It's just loaded with vitamins and minerals. They call them notes that you can buy in the store. But they take them, Rick, and they break all those out, and they put them on the side of the road, on all the roads leading to the coast.   The cacao business a couple of years ago was in bad shape, but sounds like it's improved dramatically.  

Well, good for Ecuador. We need those kind of profits.  

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Well, I I read that most most chocolate now comes out of West Africa.  

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Yeah. I'm sure. Right.  

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We've still got them. It's one of our big exports, I think. Bananas,   oil,   shrimp.   May I'm not sure where cacao falls on there. But I do know, have you ever tasted raw chocolate, Rick?  

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No. I've I've had some of that dark Swiss that's   I prefer milk chocolate.  

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No. No. No. No. I'm talking about raw with no sugar, no processing, nothing.   And we were at a, cacao festival, a couple of us here last year, year before last.   But I guess it's an annual event. They got all kinds of   chocolate stuff in there, different companies, different this.   And one of these,   booths is this raw chocolate.   And it's got a, a stainless steel turner and a screw in there, and it's turning all of it. And the guy goes, would you like a would you like a taste?   And I knew what it was.   But one of the guys who was with us didn't. And he took a big old mouthful of that stuff, and you should have seen the look on his face.   It's,   if you're not used to it, it's just gotten it's it's bitter   and it's really strong. It's good for you, but, boy, if you're not you're expecting something sweet like chocolate you're accustomed to, and you get a mouthful of that.  

You look like a dumb gringo at the mall.  

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Well, the reason I brought that up is I was at the store the other day, and I had a I had a hankering for some peanut butter M and M's, and a small bag of M and M's is $2.50.   Yikes.  

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Wow. Wow, folks. Well, I I mean, if we're going through  

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yeah. What what's weird, I think they're holding gas down because food prices have gone way past what gas prices.   If gas prices were up going up equally,  

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you know, they'd be out of sight right now. So if something's going on What is going there's something going on. And you I heard somebody explain it the other day.   They have found how to use natural gas   and extrapolate   and make it the same as oil.   And there's abundance   of natural gas. You see all those wells burning it off over in Texas, New Mexico,   and, that has kept the price of oil down.   Heard somebody talking about that the other day. That was very interesting.   I remember,   remember   Cliff High and some of his projections years ago   saying that at some point,   they're gonna develop oil into where it's harder than steel.  

And and that all of these buildings that have got rebar, their steel rebar,   all that stuff's gonna rot away eventually,   and they're gonna try and find a way to replace it with these   oil oil,   steel substitute things. I just wanted   this out of left field predictions ten, fifteen, twenty years ago, but just remember that. It may happen.   But it's the natural gas thing that's got them going right now.   And,   that's a good deal for us. We got a ton of natural gas. Yeah.  

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Dave? I heard a deal the other day on, you know, ag Michigan ag today. They're using soybean   oil to make tires now.  

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Really?  

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Yep. And and blacktop roads.   They're replacing the oil, you know, they're replacing   the   petroleum  

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with soybean oil. I'll be damned. Well, that's a good place to use it. You use it there Yeah. And dispense it generously in the,   faggot, sodomite community.   Yeah. Right.  

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Does that mean that if you take your car out and burn rubber, you can back up and eat it?  

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I guess. You might be able to. You might you might have   you may have solved the world's hunger problem right there, Rick. I'll be damned. Right here on the radio range. That's what you call driving a real beaner.   Yeah. I guess.  

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Is that a Paul Beaner?  

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A good beaner. He's refried.  

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Refried. I didn't say that.  

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That's what they call Mexicans down your part of the country. You New Mexico and Arizona leaners.   So,  

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anyway Yep. Sure do. Somebody  

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somebody,   got anything to add on what we're talking about? These are unusual subjects. You probably had not heard this No. Discussed too much or anything else you'd like to bring forward. I was gonna give you an out, Paul.  

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I meant.  

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Well, Tom, come on in, man. You're the only one that wants to respond. Come on, old buddy.   Yeah. Hey. This is Wayne, Roger. But, Oh, it's Wayne. Had, you and Tom Yeah. Would you and Tom quit talking so much so you don't sound as much alike, please?  

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I know he sounds so intelligent. I think I've just picked up on his, you know, his demeanor and the way he talks. So trying to imitate him.   Alright. But,   hey. You mentioned Bob Chapman earlier.   And I mean to tell you, I never missed a show when he was on with Stad Miller. And that guy wrote a great publication called The International Forecaster.   And it's probably out there now in the archives and all that of the Internet. But he was so far ahead of the curve. It was amazing.   And back then the thing I remember about him was   he predicted $100   days for gold   and this is like twenty some years ago when he was on, you know. And I always thought, wow, Gold's eking out like a buck here, a buck there. I said, that that'll never happen. And I'll be damned we saw it within the last few weeks here. Well, I sure have just go watch Kitco.  



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You've been seeing about up and down.   It dropped almost a 100 last night.   K. Yeah. So, yeah, I remember that.  

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Yeah. That's all the spot pricing anyway, but, so they'll play some games with that. But the real the real market to watch is, is kind of the physical side. And one of the best barometers is eBay. It's not perfect, but it's closer to what the physical side of it's doing too. Like a free market? Well, that's a good suggestion. I never have thought about that.  

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Yeah. Of course, I've been You got a background  

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Staff's background was government intelligence. And I mean to tell you, that guy used to, just come out with some real zingers.   Scott Miller would be, dumbfounded when he hear some of the things Bob had to say.  

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I was like you, Wayne. I very rarely   Monday. Was it a Monday or Tuesday? I think it's a Monday, wasn't it?  

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Yeah. I think, Chapman was Monday, and then Ron McDonald, I think, was Tuesday.   And,   and I really felt like that was a good one to two punch. And I kinda wish, McDonald was still in the game, but I think he kinda dropped out of, the picture.   I have a feeling he got threatened because he was really going against some people.  

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Well, he might have been, but he's got a wrong thesis. He's got an opposite thesis that's not correct. So,   a nice guy. I've I've used to listen to him, spoke with him personally a time or two. He's really nice, cordial.   But his book what we're talking about is a guy named Ron McDonald. He lived out in the Bay Area, I think, Wayne.   And,   he wrote a book with a doctor, I think a medical doctor, patriot guy, and it was called They Own Everything   Because of You. Wasn't that it?  

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They Own It All, Including You?  

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Including you. Okay.   They own it all, including you. And his thesis was  

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because we use By means of toxic currency.  

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Sorry sorry about that. Thank you. That's alright, Lisa, by means of toxic currency.   Well, it's dead. It's not toxic. It's just debt.   Okay? Don't don't glamorize it too much. Say what it is so people can understand.   Their his thesis is they use they own us because we use their currency,   When in actuality, it's just the opposite.   We use their currency because they own us.   That's where it's generated from.   Okay. So he's approaching, although nice guy had a lot of stuff right. I guess I hear it's a very good book. But he had that one and that's the main thesis he's trying to carry forward. He had that one just back ass to ass words. There you see the effect of the dialectic.   K?  

Everything we discuss, the underpinning   is a dialectic somewhere.   And all you gotta do is just switch it.   We can say never again too.   Never again.   Never again are these I don't know. Charlatan satanic Jew bastards gonna trick us in something like this. We're not gonna let it happen again. We found out what it was. We know who did it. We know how they set it in motion. They know how they firmed it up, and we'll never let it happen again, you bastards.   Do you hear me?   Never.   Yes, Tom?   Tom, weren't you trying to say something there?   Somebody was trying to say something. I thought it was Tom.  



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Are we still if I can fool if I could fool if I could fool Wayne,   then I could fool anybody because he's a smart guy and,   tell him talking about listening to me. But, Ron McDonald, last time I talked to him, he was doing better, but the reason he dropped out is because he had a heart attack.   And,   you know, but he did he did, you know, this is this is not to be confused with the the the lawyer, Ron Ron O'Donnell.   You know, Ronald McDonald from, you know, RBN. Yeah. He had a heart attack. I talked to him several times after that, and he was doing better.   But, That was that the guy I was talking to him about a   was that The guy that wrote the book or the lawyer? We're getting him confused. Yeah. The yeah. The I got his book here somewhere. I know it because I just saw it the other day on, I think, on one of my bookshelves.  

And,   yep. And he, he had a heart attack, and,   I used to talk to him. And then for a long time, I kept calling his number and calling, calling, calling, and never answered.   And then finally, one day, his wife picked up and, said that he was ill.   And,   and then I you know, I don't know. There was some talk about him coming back, and then,   but he never he's never never come back. So maybe it's probably a lot better for him without the stress.  

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I'll tell you, folks, is why we emphasize health around here a lot. You can have all the other you can have wealth and, everything else. If you don't have your health, you ain't got too much.  

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K? Yeah. I was having discussions with him about a a a free energy generator that he supposedly had that was powering his house, and I never could get him to   to give me more details.   But,   it was it was some good conversations with him.  

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But we may see some of that stuff in the future. That's an area that   the bad guys are scared as hell of, obviously.   Right. Accomplished on a small scale. Yeah, Dave.  

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Yeah. A couple of things.   You mentioned Bob Chapman,   and you mentioned the cacao wall. It's got some chocolate. It's the dark chocolate that he sweetens it with blueberries.   And, oh, man, it is it's really incredible. But Bob Chapman, I used to listen to him on Alex Jones.   And, you know, I think Alex Jones got him killed because   he, you know, he was hiding out He died. Traveling the world. And Alex exposed where he was at one day, and the next time I heard him, he was sicker than a dog and the and that was his last show. He died right after that. I could he died of pancreatic  

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pancreatic  

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cancer. Now the sad part is Yeah. I think they they nailed him with something because   I remember Alex   sucking out of him where he was at. He never exposed   where he was. And then the next time he was on, he sounded like   crap. Okay. And that that was the last time.  

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The sad part is he died of pancreatic cancer, and somebody stole   all the coins and everything that he had for his survivors   and robbed his survivors of it. That's what I remember hearing.   I don't know if they ever found out any more than that or not, but,   boy, I'll tell you, it's hard. You wanna trust people. It's just damn hard to find somebody to trust, isn't it, Dave?  

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Yeah. Yeah. I do.  

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Alright. Hold on. Hold on, Jesse. I hear you. Hold on. Dave, did you have something more to say?  

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Nope. That was it. Thanks. How are you? Alright. Is that Jesse?  

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Yeah. It is.   I know everything about Bob. I used to communicate with him. And, sometimes, he would give me advice and through the financial and all that. He was in Mexico.   And,   and like some of you know, he was in Mexico. But the guy that was, taking care of all his things   financially and and getting all the correspondence in it, he was receiving, treatment,   alternative medicine,   for the for the cancer he had.   And, the guy was swooshing it.   And by the time his daughter that lived in Central Florida   found out, and he found out, he was taking thinking he was taking treatment for about a year, and he was taking the wrong pills and everything. And that guy took most of his things. And the guy that he used to recommend under Hill,   he abandoned all the accounts and everything and gave it back to the security exchange. So people lost money like crazy because everything that he was recommending,   he will recommend that guy. So everybody stabbed him in the back. And that's why he was he was getting this type of treatment, and he thought he was getting the right treatment, but he they were swishing it. And they stole everything from him. And then his daughter, by the time he got there, he saw his, mother also in bad shape when they found him in the house.  

And,   and, and then she took over, and then he gave,   that, international news or whatever. I forgot the name of mother. He gave it to this guy, that's from Japan.   I forgot what it's called. Of Matt Corbett. James Corbett. Yeah. Yeah. He gave it to that. But,  

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I always do not understand. He was so aware of everything what's going on, but he was not aware of what's going on in his own life. So that was a little bit weird. Well So You know, the thing is, Jesse, is just one of the reasons I say I came to this conclusion a long time ago. I really I really as opposed to acquiring a bunch of wealth, I don't want a bunch of wealth. You know why? Because I've seen what it does to people.   And you get example of example like this   that just wealth turns these people into demons.   Or is it debt that they owe that they're stealing the wealth for to try and cover? One of those two. But it sure seems like,   when somebody goes down like my mom,   boy, the the the the the bad folks come out of the damn woodwork.  



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And it seems it seems that there aren't too many friends because he will go out,   to play golf over there where he living. And, he will come back and say, I will not stay with all those zombies. They don't know what's going on. So we just go there probably for extra price.   And, but he did not relate to most people there. And, it's really hard. Yeah. When you're in this We're talking about, yep, we're talking about one of the great ones who in the early days of Internet radio,  

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he was getting elderly, gave his whole life to try and inform the public about these matters.   Straight shooting, really honorable man.  

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Roger,  

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come here. There's Joe is that George?   It's Thomas? No. It's Thomas. It's Thomas. Hey, Thomas.  

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Yeah. Yeah. No. Bob Chapman, he was an interesting guy. You know, he he actually   he had met and talked with a number of people,   like, I mean,   one thing he used to say, he said, yeah. I've I I know Henry Kissinger. I've spoken with the guy. He said, the guy's a total phony. He said he puts on that German accent. He said, that's not his accent at all. He said he's he speaks like you and me when we're in private.   And,   he'd I mean, you start talking about the people he'd talked to and been with, and, I mean, like, I can't I can't remember who, but, I mean, he is like a really world class guy.   And I'm gonna say something now that's gonna make a lot of people mad,   probably.  

And this is just shortly before he ended up getting sick and dying.   I think he was hiding out in Costa Rica for some reason. I forget.   But, and I think he would died up in Supper Hills, Florida in that general area. So I tried to go to his funeral, and I I remember I couldn't get access. And it was all kinda really private, and I just backed off because I thought, yeah, I'd like to go to I I'd like to go, you know, just in memory of him.   Well Not too long ago. Great American.  

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Thomas, he's a great American.  

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Well, he was on our BN a lot, you know, and that's why he would he did a lot of his talking. That's when I got to be familiar with him. And,   he said   he used to have a house in Malibu.   I mean, the guy had some money.   He was had a house in Malibu, and he said, I live next door to Ronald Reagan.   Okay.   And he said, you know, he said, Ronnie likes little boys.   And I remember I was kinda shocked when he said that. And I went, oh, boy. Okay. It wasn't that long after that that he died. Now I'm not sure that would've got him killed, but if you ever heard that before, that came right out of Bob Chapman's mouth, and I guarantee you, you can go back on at the archives and probably find that show.   And I was going, oh, he's just I was neighbors with Ronald Ronald Reagan. I mean, knew I knew Gosh. Don't you neighbors.  

Neighbors were side by side there.  

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Yeah. Don't you just get to a point where you don't really wanna know anymore?  

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Exactly.   Exactly.  

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Really? Don't you? Comment.   I guess that depends on how new you are in the in the rodeo here, Joe. What do you think?  

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Ignorance is bliss.  

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Boy, that's for sure. Joe?   Calling Joe.  

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I had a comment.  

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Okay. Hold on. We're showing smoke signals.   It wasn't?  

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Who was it that had the comment?  

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X Gentile.  

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Oh, alright. Okay, X. What's your comment?  

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Hey. You know, I'm not a 100% on this because I I haven't done enough thorough research in about 1929   when   when they were confiscating the gold. But is it possible  

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that they did that again? Nope. X x.   They didn't confiscate the gold in '29. That was a stock market crash.   They confiscated the gold in '33   with the bond market crash.   Okay. Okay. But is it possible they could do that again, though? That that's what my point is. Well, not not as much so because you were, well, I I'm gonna say not as much so because back then gold and silver were the currency.   They were the medium of exchange.   And and and they were a lot of the gold was in banks and self deposit boxes and stuff like that.   Now   they'd have to go out with with with metal detectors and go do midnight gardening to try and find it. There's not enough of it out there that would warrant their efforts and that kind of manpower.  

My opinion. Others too.   So I'd say short answer, no. Gotcha.  

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I was just curious to to see if, you know, you know, because I know some of some most of the gold out there, you know, has, you know, United States on it, you know, and just wondering if they could just say,   you know,   at at a certain point, you know, that that the possession of that would be illegal.  

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Well, it's actually, the most owned gold is British sovereign.   In fact, in our pilots on Pines, they, in their ejection pack,   they have a British sovereign in there. They don't have an eagle.   So the British sovereign is the most recognized gold coin in the world. K?  

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Alright. Thanks, Roger. I appreciate that. Okay. Okay, X.  

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I sent something else I was gonna say, and I forgot it.   But Tom's bearing down on us. What do you got, Tom?  

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K.   I think I mean, I don't know for sure, but I think that   if they went door to door trying to confiscate,   people's gold and silver and stuff, that they probably find a a different precious metal, the more more available.  

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Lead I think   I don't know what people have to do with that shit.  

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Speaking of lead, I was hearing a conversation   yesterday   that they're considering putting lead back into paint.   Have you heard that, Tom?  

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Who's considering that, Roger?  

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Federal government.  

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They took the lead out of the paint so they couldn't so they could see through our walls.  

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That's exactly correct. And there's a backlash on it, and they're thinking about getting rid of that regulation.   That's what I hear. Uh-huh.   Because the lead based paint lasts so much longer.  

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Roger, if I may real quick.  

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Yeah. There at this time, but talk about lead. All on hold. Both of you can't talk. Go ahead, Dave.  

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Yeah. Farren,   Farren on RBN used to end the show every day with a prayer. It said, when they come for the gold, give them the lead. When they come for the guns,   give them the bullets first, and God help us all.  

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Well, there you go.  

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Just like I you know, people ask me what happens when this doesn't work? What happens when they don't recognize this?   I said, well, I guess then we all know what the rules are and what time it is, don't we?  

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Roger? Would add to that prayer. When they come for your land, give them a six by six by four plot out in the back.  

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Okay.   Okay. Julie is Yeah. Four by four piece of four by four post.  

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Yeah, baby. And when you do that, you don't pay property tax anymore.  

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Julie, it's tough to get you in here with this bunch. What do you mean?  

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David Nesama is my buddy. He can talk as much as he wants.   Oh, and and I unscrewed that one. To let you know I wanted to let you know that Jeff Berwick, dollar vigilante who built this monstrosity in Acapulco. He has used lead paint for all of his walls. It was mandatory, he told his contractors. I guess that is   some form. There's something in there that blocks out the EMS, the radiation from the Yeah.  

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Towers.   Yeah. And,  

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yeah. Yep. When  

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you go in to get a dental x-ray and they put that apron on you,   that kind of stuff.  

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Yep.   Look. Blue blue roof, Julie. Remember the blue roof.  

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The blue roof. Julia,   why she feels  

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that way about the ranch? I think that's a good idea that just her repairs. Waheed, I'm not gonna let you ask her anything till you pronounce her right her name right. Yeah. Until you get her name right.   Julie. Julie. It's not Julia. That's okay. My my real name is  

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not Julia. My real name is Julia.   No. It's Julia. That's my real name. He can call me Julia. Nobody calls me that anymore, but you're welcome. Sorry.  

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I stand corrected. Call her anything you want. Go ahead.  

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Why why do you feel that way about the ranch? I think that's a good idea of of, Jeff Berwick.  

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Oh, no. I I I didn't say it was bad. I I I I never thought banning lead based paint was good. Now that we know what we know, everything they told us is a lie.  

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Yeah. Now If I'm not The 105  

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you said the house  

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The house is a monstrosity,   meaning it's a it's ginormous. It's a mansion times 10.  

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Oh, yeah. Yeah. It is.  

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I wouldn't wanna live in I wouldn't wanna live in something like that. It's ostentatious.   So now now that was Joe who said comment, didn't you?   I did.   Alright. I was trying to get you a minute ago, and you wouldn't come back up. Gotcha now. My hands caught, Roger.  

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Okay. Alright. I don't know  

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electrical lag on a Oh, okay, man. Well, that's okay.  

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Something that you might wanna think about   you know, we talk about food and prepping and one thing and another and   and having your arms and everything.   Well,   what happens   if   they don't come to   getting   the the government open again   by the November 1?   And one thing that that happens   that   could really light the fire   is the SNAP   benefits   go away.   They're nonfunded   after the November 1.  

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Yep. Military pay too.   I wonder what about,   Joe, what about Social Security?  

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Yeah. Are they gonna keep paying Social Security, right, yeah? This is They're gonna what? Do what, Morris?   Social Security is gonna keep paying, they say today, because I received,   an, email today from Social Security.  

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Okay. I'm sorry. I Don't worry. I went back to, Joe.   Do what, Joe?  

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They the so they have to pay. That's already legislated.   That's already in the in the   they have to pay it.   Now you may get stripped for it, but they have to pay it. But the the SNAP benefits,   no.   So   the quick drops of self potato chips and   all the soft drinks and everything like that   are gonna be hard up   and likely get robbed.   And they may be coming up in this place too if if you have groceries.  

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Haven't they already stopped buying some of that crap on Snap cards?  

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Well food and Cokes and stuff? Alright. I understand, Kev. You know, I'm not in an environment that I'm   not see all that. But, Right. I'm just throwing out what could possibly happen that the SNAP benefits are not funded after the November 1.  

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And it's,   yes, right around the corner.   Could be really volatile.  

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It and it would take one or two days for that fire to light.  

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Yeah. Comment?  

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Yes.  

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Problem with,   shutting down Social Security is it's a it's a retirement   plan   that it has contributed to. It's a contract. And if they're in breach or default of that contract, they've got bigger problems than the fact that they don't got money to issue the checks.  

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Right.   Well, it's just like I saw in the senate committee being interviewed.   No. It's not. Social security. I saw an old senator,   being interviewed years ago,   and, he said,   somebody asking him about this situation right here, kinda.   And he says, oh, don't worry.   They'll get paid.   You know, the inference is it might not buy anything,   but you'll get paid.  

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Yeah. I know I know Social Security isn't snap, but but it also came up the question was raised, what about Social Security? Will that be paid? And, yes, it better be. Otherwise,   I would think that people  

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would be suing the federal government It won't be it'll be a open to it'll be an open default on   being bankrupt.  

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And there's there's a there's another thing too. What about the universities?   They are being   supplemented by the government   in every aspect. Teachers,   students, and a lot of student can't pay back.   That defaults in one form or another. You have hundreds and hundreds of thousands   of university kids that have been living on those dorms for a long time, and they don't know how to do nothing.  

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Folks, we're in a Hey, Roger. If you hadn't figured it out yet. Gary. Here's Gary from atop a mountain somewhere   in Northwest   Montana, Flathead County, to be more specific. Morning, Gary.  

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Alright.   Social security has been ruled by the Supreme Court. That is a tax.   And if you read the legislation on social security,   Congress,   Senate, the president is under no obligation   to pay social security at any time.   Sorry, folks.   They can cut it off whenever they want to.  

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That'd be all right. I'm grateful for it. I'm grateful for it as much as I've had it, Gary. I wasn't ever going to even open the account. And my buddy, David Strait   would sit me down and say, this is your money. It's not theirs. Okay. And I ended up doing it. Boy, am I glad it's there.   I, my whole opinion  

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on social media. 90% of the people, 90% of the people believe it is their money,   but it is   not. It has been ruled that it is the government's tax   money and   the, and the government's generosity,   they pay you back a small stipend.  

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Okay. Well, that's And also correct, and I'm alright with that. I'm just grateful for it.  

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Comment. Also, you need to look at SNAP benefits in another aspect.   SNAP benefits are a corporate welfare.  

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That's food stamps. Walmart makes   Snap benefits are   food stamps   converted to a credit card so you don't get embarrassed   with everybody that's behind you in line at the grocery store when you go to execute them.  

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That is correct.  

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And that's one of the means that's one of the means of getting the illegal to leave too is you take away the SNAP benefits,   and they have no means of support.  

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Correct.   Comment. Okay. Let's Gary, we're gonna shut up and hold on. We're gonna shut up and let Gary finish. We keep interrupting the old boy. Go ahead, Gary.  

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It is corporate benefit if you think about it. I mean, Walmart, Target,   the old Kmart,   grocery stores,   they all make billions off its off of the government money.  

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Agreed.  

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Yep.   So It's an ugly system, folks. Come out of it. Thank you, Gary. Give Jean our best, by the way.   It's a ugly system. Come out of it.   Yes. Comment. Comment. Who's got the comment? Yes. Yes.  

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Correct me if I'm wrong. There's two types of government spending, discretionary   and I guess what is what's the other one? Mandated or what's I don't know the term.  

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That may be right. I'm not sure about that.   But it all runs off Kinsey and Economics,   which means they don't have to all they do to borrow the money is extend the debt on your great great grandchildren.   And, oh, there it is right there. Well, we found it. I'll be darned.   Here's where it comes   from. Okay. We're getting close to the end of the program here on Tuesday.   Ranch hands, cowboys, cowgirls.   So if you got something you wanna say, you better sachet up to the bar pretty darn quick.  

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But if they can't pay the mandated, they go on default. Right?  

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I was yeah. You you know I think you know more about it than I do.  

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Okay.   Well, I think they're going to default if they can't pay the the mandate mandated   spending,  

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I yield. Well, the mandated spending, how they funding it with bonds?   It's that they can't pay the bondholders   that would mandate of of, some sort of a bankruptcy.   I don't know. And I don't know that we got time to discuss it, but Dave has something to add to it. Was that you, Dave?  

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Yes. They they still keep finding the money to pay themselves.   And you mentioned attorneys back a while ago.   You know you know, they bury attorneys   10 feet deep. Do you know why?   Because deep down, they're all good people.  

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Yeah. Okay.   I think I've heard that. And that's a good turn of a phrase, Dave. Thank you very much.   Okay. Anybody got any parting?   Any while I was a new student and I was listening, I just wanna tell you hello.   Any of those kind of folks or anything?   Kaplunk. We tried to drop the rock down the well and it Roger. Hit bottom. There's one guy, first time today. Larry, what do you got, man?  

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Yeah. Real quick. I know the program's ending.   Did you know that there's a gag order out against Candace? That's why she's not been on the show.  

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Thank you for saying that because that was They put the gag order on 3,000  

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participants   at the Charlie Kirk assassination.  

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Correct. Some federal judge somewhere, and I'm not sure where it is. If you know, let me know. I'm sure we'll hear it talked about, has put a gag order on all of over 3,000 people having anything to do with Charlie Kirk.   Woo hoo, Israel. Can we say Israel did it? Israel did it. Can we say that?   Every day, we find out a piece of information like this and indite some more. We will no doubt have more to discuss on that tomorrow. We hope you'll be with us.   Ciao.   We're already off.  

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I'm off. From Australia too.  

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I think somebody's got something to hide. What do you think, Paul?  

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I do believe you may be correct.  

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Who was trying to say something to me there? Good show today. Thank you for I said that they I said that they I said that they banned her from Australia too.  

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That's that's no surprise.  

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Well, it will see.  

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Another thing is,   I've been watching a couple of YouTube,   you know,   hosts,   and they've been,   analyzing   the the the YouTube analytics.   And they're already they've already scrubbed the, the YouTube,   platforms   of anything that has to do with,   you know, information   about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. So   up up until a couple of days ago, that's all I got on my YouTube feed was because I'm I'm enamored with all of this stuff that's going on around Charlie Kirk. And so I've been studying it kinda like a hobby,   and,   that's all I would get in my video feed is, you know, countless   videos about everyone trying to figure out what happened   on September 10   with Charlie Kirk.  

And, you know, you have all these military guys out there. You have,   you like peak peak prosperity.   You have Candace. You you have Tucker. You have all these different people trying to analyze what happened.   And now all of that has been erased. I get nothing   I get nothing in my feed   up until about, like I said, a couple of days ago. And if you go do a search on Charlie Kirk, all you get is, like, general stuff, like maybe some mainstream   media type content.   They've pretty much scrubbed it all.   It's just truly amazing what they're doing here.  

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That's not all I'm saying. To rents.com,   go to rents.com.   He still got the video goods on the top of his site. Don't miss it.  

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K. Thank you, Robbie.   There's   some crooked in Shanksville, I can tell you, on this one. And the and the more they do things like this,   the more they raise suspicion and indict themselves, don't they, Paul?  

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Yes. But, that's not all they scrubbed. They also scrubbed the Google Analytics   and the record of,   search terms recorded   because,   like,   Mauser,   and,   the name of the building that supposedly the shooter was on,   the name of the guy that was the supposed shooter,   and some other things.   Those   search terms   were used   in the Washington DC area two days prior   to the event or some days prior. And is and Israel too, I believe.   Right. So if if you looked at the Google Analytics for a search term and you wanted to find out how many times the term was used, and it also,   is separated by geolocation.  

So you can do the globe, the entire United States, one state, or just the District of Columbia.   Well, they searched for these terms, and they narrowed the field to the District of Columbia. And there was only two times in that analytic that it that the search came up,   and   there was a little spike,   some days before the event.   And then immediately   after the event, there was a huge spike because everybody was googling it.   But why were all of those specific things searched for   beforehand?   That makes no sense.  

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Paul, the the gentleman's name is Baron   Coleman.   If if you go on his, his site, he's the one that discovered all this.   And,   what he's saying is that   there's a there's a spike,   like you're talking about,   like a like a day before the assassination,   and   the the the   alleged assassin's name   was was searched   for and not just his his two names, but the three names that he goes by, you know, middle first, middle, and last.   And, a couple of other things, they were searching for the surgeons of that hospital that they took Charlie Kirk to. And I don't know if anyone knows this, but   the the, security people the security detail that was taking care of Charlie Kirk trying to get him to a hospital,   they didn't take him to the nearest hospital that had a trauma center.  

They took him to the farthest away hospital that did not have a trauma center.   And, like a day or two before the assassination,   according to Baron Coleman, who has all the stats on this, because he he saved I guess he saved the screenshots.   They were googling somebody in Israel,   you know, the in DC area,   and in, I think it was Alabama.   They were googling   all the names of the surgeons   at that particular Utah hospital,   and I believe who the county coroner was.   And what's interesting is he was wondering,   why   somebody from Alabama, like, he named the city   and the state. I believe it was Alabama. Like, why would there be a search going on there and come to find out that particular area,   that particular city has one of the largest FBI facilities in the nation.  



[02:05:39] Unknown:

I wonder if it'd be Huntsville.  

[02:05:41] Unknown:

There's a real big federal presence. I think that's it. I think that was it. Yeah. Jim time, you know, or So it's the list of Baron Coleman. That's the name.  

[02:05:49] Unknown:

That's right below the Tennessee border in about the middle of the state.   NASA   has been there for decades.   K? Oh, yeah. So,   but you have some controversial   program   at Biden was said put it out in Colorado,   and Trump moved it to Huntsville   about, say, a couple months ago.   Okay. Is that never something for Roger? Roger. That NASA?   Yeah. That one, I guess.   So anybody got something for the old Roger today? Roger.  

[02:06:25] Unknown:

Someone's been lying Sketch does. Like bin Laden.  

[02:06:29] Unknown:

Do what now?  

[02:06:31] Unknown:

Someone's been lying just like bin Laden.  

[02:06:35] Unknown:

Okay.   You can attribute that quote to you can attribute   that quote to, Shane. There's   there's our old buddy. We got Shane, and then we got Shane.  

[02:06:48] Unknown:

Welcome, Shane.  

[02:06:53] Unknown:

Senor, what do you got for me? Good show.   Good show. I thought so too. I thought so too, Shane. Thank you.   Alright. Well, I'm gonna go chase some, Almorso. That's, Spanish for lunch.   And, I will, see you guys tomorrow. We'll see what breaks. There's a lot of interesting things right on the edge of the table.   So I hope each and every one of you have a spectacularly   wonderful day.   And,   maybe   whatever makes you happy, blows your dress up, and hopefully, we'll see you tomorrow.   Thanks, Paul.  

[02:07:28] Unknown:

Yes, sir. If if there's anything breakable right by the edge of the table, lock the cat in the bathroom.  

[02:07:35] Unknown:

Oh, I will. I will   bet on that. Thank you. I'll see you later. Ciao.   Ciao. Alright.  

[02:07:46] Unknown:

The dinner bell.   Alright, guys.   Are we gonna continue this discussion, or am I gonna take the stream down? I got one more. One more.  

[02:07:55] Unknown:

Thank you. Go ahead. In the in the house,   congressional spending bill,   they've hidden a immunity for bear and all their lawsuits for   glyphosate   and cancer Oh, really? To connect.  

[02:08:10] Unknown:

Oh, go figure that.  

[02:08:12] Unknown:

Give them immunity. You didn't imagine that.  

[02:08:15] Unknown:

Isn't that a Well They've   already caught the, the vaccine injury courts that,   caps the,   the award   at 250,000.   They already have the VAX injury court.  

[02:08:37] Unknown:

Or of course, I guess.  

[02:08:39] Unknown:

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Protect their buddies.   Anyone else?  

[02:08:51] Unknown:

Thank you, Paul. I'll see you and talk to you later. Bye.  

[02:08:55] Unknown:

Alright. Take care, dude.   Alright. Let's see if I got all the chat notes.   Yes. I did.   Okay. Alright.   Let's do something even if it's wrong. This has been   Radio Ranch with Roger Sales on eurofolkradio.com   and radio.globalvoiceradio.net.   Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern. Our website is the matrix docs,   where you can find   resources for new students, interviews,   downloadables,   exhibits,   books,   fun.   Well, actually, it's not a lot of fun. Bring aspirin and pack a lunch. Stay the day. I'm Paul Amada here. Thanks for joining us. We'll catch you right back here tomorrow   for the Wednesday edition of the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales.  

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[02:10:19] Unknown:

Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.