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What are we going to be talking about this afternoon? Well,
Olive Garden got themselves into the news, and so we'll
(07:46):
talk about what's going on there. We're going to be
talking about things that Tom Homan is pushing for. We're
going to be talking about these wildfires there in Canada
and what that means on our side of the shores.
Watch a video clip of Joe Rogan when he recently
(08:08):
had on J.D.
Speaker 7 (08:09):
Vance.
Speaker 2 (08:10):
And, um, they were discussing Joe Biden, JD Vance had
no idea. Now I, I, I knew what they were discussing, uh,
pretty much right away. And I'll, I'll talk about it
when we get there, that, that story. And of course, um,
the star of the show there, um, uh, Mr. Mr.
Ashley Webb in Maine. If you haven't seen that video clip, uh,
(08:36):
I will definitely be showing you that. And then of course, uh,
I want to talk about this new movie coming out,
I Play Rocky. The trailer dropped, and it looks like
a really, really good movie. We can't play the trailer here,
of course, because of copyright issues. But we definitely can
(08:57):
talk about this movie, and I'm excited for it. It's
something that's been waiting for the cinema to start releasing
movies that are not filled with woke agenda and on
all the like, like this new Chris Nolan movie that, Oh, they're,
they're saying the odyssey is, is blowing up because it's,
it's so fantastic. And I'm like, dude, I'm not watching
(09:18):
that slop. No, I mean, you, you start swapping out characters,
you start putting in trans people, you start putting in, uh,
you know, Helen of Troy is supposed to be beautiful.
The woman that they got playing her, is, but ugly,
like it has nothing to do with that. You know, I,
(09:38):
if they would have put a beautiful black woman in there, fantastic.
As long as she was beautiful, though, the whole point of,
of Helen is that she's beautiful and, uh, you know,
race swap or not, but they're also Greek. So, I mean,
the chances of, a Greek being black is nil. Absolute zero.
And definitely none of them were trans, because they didn't
(10:01):
have the technology of cutting off body parts back then,
and I wish we didn't have that technology now. But
I digress. Let's get over to the news desk before
I go down a total tangent. Now, let's get into
(10:23):
this first story here about Olive Garden. Olive Garden, this
is a story from Red State. Olive Garden just accidentally
and hilariously made the case for voter ID. Can you
believe it, guys? This is when you're confident that your
(10:44):
plate of spaghetti is more secure than your country's elections,
you know you're in trouble. Social media users, especially those
of the conservative kind, are abuzz Friday after the Olive
Garden social media team accidentally made the case for why
Congress should pass the Save America Act when they posted
(11:05):
a tweet about its never-ending pasta pass. Apparently, Thursday was
a big day for Americans, not only because President Trump
unsealed a treasure trove of documents related to election integrity,
but also because the pasta pass, went on sale and
Olive Garden was busy promoting the sale, reminding customers that
(11:27):
it would begin promptly at 2 p.m. Eastern. Customers were
instructed to log on to pastapass.com to claim one of 10,000
passes on sale. Each pass cost $ 100 and allowed the
holder to get unlimited dine-in access to Olive Garden's never-ending
pasta bowl for 13 weeks. including unlimited pasta and sauce combinations,
(11:52):
the ability to add and switch protein toppings, a choice
of never-ending soup or salad, and unlimited breadsticks. One interested party,
at Super Power Mario, wanted more specifics before purchasing. For instance,
if they were to buy one pass, could they use
(12:12):
it to feed their entire family? The answer was a
very firm no from Olive Garden. The pass, it turns out,
can only be used by the pass holder who must
present the pass along with a valid, along with valid
photo ID in order to access their plates of pasta.
(12:35):
And furthermore, it says one user suggested, put Olive Garden
in charge of our elections. Another noted, a pasta pass
at Olive Garden comes with more stringent ID requirements than
Democrats want for our elections. You can't make this stuff up.
Riley Gaines said Olive Garden CEO for Senate Majority Leader.
(12:58):
Steve Guest said, I want my elections to be as
secure as the never-ending pasta pass deal at Olive Garden.
Since Olive Garden was so serious about securing its pasta pass,
one woman hit on a great idea for securing endless
breadsticks and bowls of pasta. She said, what if I
(13:22):
gave birth at a, at an olive garden location? Is
my baby entitled to the never ending pasta pass? They said, no,
the never ending pasta passes for only for the use
by the pass holder. Whose name is printed on the
pot on the pass. Passes are personalized and non-transferable. Pass
(13:43):
holders must present a valid photo ID along with the
pass at the time of ordering. Wow. This is the
United States could actually channel its inner Olive Garden and
require a valid voter ID, if only, right? For, say, voting,
(14:03):
you know? That idea, of course, is a piece of
legislation called the Save America Act. and it is currently
stalled out in the GOP-controlled U.S. Senate. Sadly, it looks
like the PASTA passes have sold out, but it's not
too late for the Senate to take action to ensure
the integrity of midterm elections. If not for President Trump,
(14:26):
they could do it for late Senator Lindsey Graham, who
was working on its passage the night of his death.
A mysterious death, by the way. Um, I'm not a
big fan of Lindsey Graham, but his death was definitely mysterious. Um,
I don't, I don't know about that, that whole sudden, sudden, uh,
(14:47):
sudden illness that doesn't, doesn't compute. Um, after all it
says here, if, if Olive Garden can verify the identity
of someone seeking unlimited spaghetti, the United States Senate should
certainly be able to protect our elections by similarly requiring
a valid ID and America's elections deserve at least as
(15:08):
much security as a plate of fettuccine Alfredo. Right? I mean,
why can't we have security in our elections? Why is
it that it's harder to use your pasta pass?
Speaker 8 (15:29):
I want one of those.
Speaker 2 (15:31):
If you get my.
Maybe that maybe they do another round of sales and,
you know, you guys want to donate, uh, to, to
Josh's next olive garden pasta pass. I would, I would.
Speaker 4 (15:42):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (15:42):
But anyway, um, you know, and I realize it's not transferable,
but you know, we'll sneak some, we'll sneak some and
like have the wife bring the big purse, you know, but, uh,
that this, this, this, this is wild that, um, that
(16:05):
Olive Garden, you know, of all places, is pointing out
the ridiculousness that is not passing the SAVE Act. When
they don't pass the SAVE Act, you need an ID
for this? Along with your POSTA pass, a valid ID?
But not for elections. Interesting. Absolutely interesting.
Speaker 7 (16:31):
Interesting.
Speaker 2 (16:35):
And, uh, speaking of things legal, Tom Holman pushes for
more worksite arrests of migrants. And I can get behind that. Uh,
the department of Homeland security is visiting worksites, uh, to
check for illegals, but I want more. Tom Holman said, uh,
(16:55):
told the center, he told that this is a center
for immigration studies. He said, uh, uh, you and I
are both aware of human trafficking, forced labor, uh, uh, peonage, uh, and, um,
where do we find a lot of victims trafficking on
work sites? Omen added. Um, but, uh, Kiro can noted that, uh,
(17:19):
that ice is doing few work site enforcement operations amid
a strong pushback by employers and investors. We're not seeing it. And, um,
so work, work site, uh, needs to be a big part.
Hellman said, adding, worksite crimes can trigger ICE arrests, said Hellman.
(17:40):
If they've committed a worksite violation that is criminal, they're
going to be charged. But many business groups are quietly
working with progressives to reduce deportation of affordable migrant workers
because they reduce Americans' wages. On July 12th, For example,
(18:01):
establishment outlet Politico touted demands by Texas construction employers for
fewer detentions and deportations of foreign workers. The Politico article
failed to include any comments about the enforcement-related gains for
employers and voters. But wages are going back up amid
(18:25):
President Donald Trump's enforcement of the law. I've been in
and around construction for two decades, and I don't remember
a labor market this tight, said an April post by
Mike Callahan. There's a shortage of workers is also pressuring
(18:46):
contractors to recruit and train Americans with offers of higher earnings.
The report said workers who enroll in construction trade certificate
programs earned roughly $ 50, 000 more than those who do not.
So it sounds like it's a good thing for these
American workers. They just, these companies just don't want to
pay more. So they're trying to curb the deportations because
(19:12):
they don't want to pay American workers what they're worth. Well,
but there's, it's so much cheaper just to pay an
illegal alien. And we don't, we don't want you to come. Well,
let me tell you something. They're here illegally. They broke
the law. They need to go home. And furthermore, like
Tom Holman said, a lot of times they're using the
(19:35):
workplace to traffic. That's how they make these trades. It's
not just on you know, on Wayfair and, and, and,
and what was it? Vinted that was also doing there. These,
these websites, certainly they're doing like the child trafficking. And,
(19:58):
and they've been caught more than multiple times. And, and they,
and it's, they just do it. They've done it. They're
doing it again. They're, they're getting, they get caught again.
They're still doing it. So, there needs to be consequences.
There needs to be consequences in these. And, uh, uh,
I don't care if you're, if you're a business and
(20:20):
they need to go, they need to come in and, and, and, uh,
make sure that everybody is, um, above board IDs out,
you know, say, you know, Hey, look, I don't have
any problems showing my ID when I'm working. I mean,
probably take a look at me, no American, but still,
you know, Even then, you know, maybe you think I'm
(20:43):
from Ireland or I don't know. But, you know, I'd
be more than happy to show my ID. You know why?
Because I know I'm good. They scan it real quick. But,
you know, most driver's licenses and IDs, they have the
little barcode on the back anymore. Scan it real quick. Yep,
you are you. I see it in the picture, verifiably.
(21:05):
Back to work. Just that easy. But here's the problem.
A lot of these employers, the reason they're pushing back
is not because they're worried about their employees. They're worried
about who they've employed. And who they've employed is not legal.
(21:32):
And then their bottom line changes because they've employed too
many illegal people. And it forces them to make a decision. Well,
in order to stay in business, I've got to now
pay my workers more and put less in my pocket.
And they're so greedy, they can't stand that idea. Greed
(21:58):
is a sickness. And it's infected every level of our society.
And it's not just in these corporations and all the
stuff going on. You know, People are talking about, I want,
I want, I want. You want a lot. Do you
(22:20):
need it? And when is it enough? All these corporations,
they have millions and millions of dollars. When is it enough?
Speaker 1 (22:30):
Never.
Speaker 2 (22:31):
You know why? Because greed can't fill a God-shaped hole.
Greed can't fill a God-shaped hole. And I'm so glad
to know that this man follows Jesus Christ. So he
knows that if a good man does nothing and knows
(22:52):
it's bad, we just, just read it on, on, on,
on my show, faith, human politics. We're just reading about it. If, if,
if a good, if a good man knows it's a
bad thing and knows he could have done a good
thing and doesn't do it within his power, then that
person is a sinner. So it's within his power to
(23:15):
do these deportations, to do these workplace deportations, these sweeps.
I witnessed one of them. I was, I was working
in a, I was working, uh, in a plant and, uh,
I won't say where, but I was working in a
plant and, uh, um, it was a place where there
(23:35):
was rather dry, dry, uh, climate. Um, and, uh, it
was so funny because, um, the it's, it's like, like OSHA,
those kinds of peoples. And so they're, they're coming through,
but a lot of people believed, Oh, that, that means
they're going to come through and do these deportation sweeps
(23:58):
and the workplace. And a lot of the guys that
had been working just behind where I was working at
the day before they took off. I mean, they had
their truck. I have never seen somebody load up a
truck so fast. Uh, it was like, uh, um, a
group of speedy Gonzalez, uh, 10 X, like, I mean,
(24:19):
and then the truck had trails of dust, just plume
of dust, just went down the road gone. So as
these guys are coming through and doing their inspections and things,
it was just like me and the two guys I
was working with over in our area and everything else
was empty. Yeah. that many, uh, illegals. Uh, and it's like, if, if,
(24:47):
if they could, if they could just stop being so
greedy and fill that God shaped hole with, I don't know,
God instead of greed, uh, we would have a lot better, um,
a lot, a lot better, uh, work sites and a
lot better country.
Speaker 7 (25:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
Do right for right sake, do what's right. even if,
even if it costs you money, do what's right.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
Hmm.
Speaker 2 (25:21):
And, uh, something that should have happened long time ago,
we're talking about doing what's right is, uh, Canada, you know,
cleaning up their forests. And, um, I know that we
can't say, you know, a whole lot. We've got, you know,
Utah has got these, these wildfires that were burning for
weeks on end. And, They had out there in California.
(25:43):
I mean, the Palisades are gone because of these, well,
so-called wildfires and Palisades, but, and so-called, however that happened
in Maui, that's like a, it's such a humid climate.
I don't know how that happened, but maybe we can
explain that another day. But all this smoke is coming
(26:07):
down from Canada and, And Trump says that costs incurred
from Canadian smoke pollution blanketing the U.S. will be added
to tariffs. I think that's a good plan. I think
that's a good plan. It's a good reason to force
them to start sweeping their forests and clean up their
forest floors. We need to start doing that more in
(26:29):
this country, too. What President Trump said on Friday, he
called the smoke pollution from Canada's wildfires affecting the United
States from the Great Lakes The Mid-Atlantic, totally unacceptable, and
said the costs of the U.S. is incurring will be
added to tariffs on Canada. Trump took to True Social
(26:49):
in the afternoon after departing a very hazy Washington, D.C.,
where a heavy smell of smoke is prevalent. He said,
we are holding Canada responsible for the fact that they
are not properly maintaining their forests and brush their end.
And the United States is being unnecessarily invaded by filthy,
(27:10):
polluted and unhealthy air. I know I woke up with
a headache this morning, uh, after breathing the air and
I'm in Indiana. So, I mean, that's far enough. I
would think it'd be far enough South, but, uh, I'm
not to the quality of, of, uh, which is dangerous
and totally unacceptable. Trump said, uh, the president added that
(27:30):
he will speak to prime minister, Mark Carney, and that costs, um,
and that costs will be added to tariffs. He said,
I will call a prime minister during the day to
find out what they are going to do about it.
The cost is incalculable. Canada has refused to engage in
basic forest management and debris removal, knowing that such refusal
(27:51):
will lead to exactly this result, Trump said. This is
a willful negligence, willful negligence, and becoming a yearly occurrence,
costing the United States billions of dollars, Which cost of
this pollution must of necessity be added to the tariffs?
(28:11):
Canada is currently paying. And he said, thank you for
your attention to this matter. I'm glad I didn't try
to read that as Trump because that was a tongue twister.
But Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio said, blasted Canada while
responding to Trump's post. The Americans will not pay the
(28:34):
price for the negligence of Canadian leaders. We must create
a compensation fund for the victims of this atrocity. Four
years in a row of record fires that have produced
decades of environmental damage. Moreno wrote in the Truth Social Post,
further proof that you don't have to be very smart
(28:54):
to get elected as a liberal. You just have to
be woke, he added. According to AccuWeather, As of midday Friday,
smoke affected the United States from Great Lakes to the Mid-Atlantic.
As winds shift, alternating plumes of smoke and cleaner air
will move southward into the Great Lakes region and northeast
(29:15):
states through this weekend and into the next week. Shifting
winds will bring back thick smoke and poor air quality
to New England and New York on Saturday and then
likely push it away on Sunday. It'd be nice to
see this stuff just go away. Gotta wait till Sunday,
(29:37):
I reckon.
Speaker 8 (29:39):
But.
Speaker 2 (29:39):
I'm with Trump on this. We should add to their tariffs. Definitely.
Because they could have been cleaning this stuff up.
Speaker 3 (29:52):
It....
Speaker 2 (29:54):
There are machines that can do this. You don't even
have to send in people. There are machines that can
go in and clean up. All it is is cleaning
up the forest floor. It slows everything down. I mean,
I know that fires can hop from tree to tree
to tree, but it's a much slower and more manageable
spread if the forest floor is cleaned. The way it
(30:14):
hops and moves so fast is because it's burning up
all those leaves. Leaves go up. They ignite quickly. Oh,
it's a dry season. I don't remember Canada wild Canadian
wildfires when I was a kid. Do you year after year,
dry season after dry season after dry season. Do you
(30:34):
remember those? I don't. I'm going to be 43 this year.
I don't remember. I don't remember just, just, just these
recent years. I know that California has had wildfires off
and on my entire life. I remember those. I know
there's been some, you know, you know, out there West
or whatever. And, and, and, but they were always manageable, right?
(31:00):
So the move to not clean these forest floors is geopolitical.
Plain and simple. And it's going to cost them a
whole lot more in tariffs than it would be to
(31:21):
just clean the forest floor. Get it done. Plain and simple.
Sweep the fourth floor. Oh, Canada.
Speaker 7 (31:37):
All right.
Speaker 2 (31:39):
Let's move on to this man, JD Vance. And he
was on Joe Rogan recently. I have yet to watch
the entire of the program, but I wanted to share
with you guys a clip. From the episode of Joe
Rogan's podcast where GD fans didn't realize, he didn't know
(32:02):
that Joe Biden had had two brain surgeries. And Joe
Biden actually admitted it himself that he did. And we
have a pretty funny clip over there on Revolver Broadcasting.
I'll have to remember to put it back into the
show notes over here. later on for you guys of
(32:26):
Joe Biden talking about it himself. Cause it's, it's pretty hilarious.
He said, they had to put top of my head
back on a couple of times. Joe Biden. But, and
that was before, you know, he started changing heights and
stuff in 2019. It was, you know, anyway, let's take
(32:48):
a look at this clip from the, Joe Rogan podcast
with JD Vance.
Speaker 7 (33:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 9 (33:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 8 (33:05):
This is a lie.
Speaker 2 (33:06):
You're lying.
Speaker 8 (33:07):
He's had two brain surgeries like where they have to
take the top of your head off. Literally they have
to take like a cap. Wait, Biden had two brain surgeries?
Speaker 2 (33:18):
Oh, yeah. How did I not know this?
Speaker 8 (33:20):
You didn't know this?
Speaker 2 (33:21):
I didn't know that he had two brain surgeries.
Speaker 8 (33:22):
He had two brain surgeries.
Speaker 2 (33:24):
Jimmy, please look this up. Make sure that I'm right.
Speaker 8 (33:27):
I'm 99% sure I'm right. But I know he had
one that was like a widow. Did he get a
refund afterwards?
Speaker 2 (33:33):
Well, it kept him alive.
Speaker 8 (33:35):
It kept him alive.
Speaker 2 (33:36):
I mean, he.
Speaker 8 (33:37):
Here, Biden has not undergone recent brain surgery. He underwent
two successful life-saving brain surgeries to repair two intracranial aneurysms
in 1988. I did not know this.
Speaker 1 (33:49):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (33:50):
That's pretty crazy.
Speaker 8 (33:51):
Medical professionals have stated that he made a full recovery
and suffered no lasting brain damage or cognitive impairment from
these procedures. Oh, it's from the Washington Post, so you
know it's accurate. And definitely not biased at all. And
these medical professionals, were those the same people that said
that the COVID vaccine is safe and effective?
Speaker 2 (34:09):
That's right.
Speaker 8 (34:10):
We live in a wonderful time for bullshit. Because they
just bullshit you right to your face.
Speaker 2 (34:15):
We do?
Speaker 8 (34:15):
They have two brain surgeries, like major brain surgeries, because
he's having aneurysms.
Speaker 2 (34:20):
I don't care who you are.
Speaker 8 (34:21):
That's probably going to do some damage.
Speaker 2 (34:23):
It's going to leave some... Aneurysms are a real problem.
That's a real thing.
Speaker 8 (34:27):
Your brain is bleeding.
Speaker 2 (34:29):
People die from aneurysms all the time. See, the crazy
thing is I never even knew about that. I can't
believe that J.D. Vance didn't know about that. That floors
me that J.D. Vance had no idea about those brain surgeries.
I found this graphic and I was like, this is perfect.
(34:50):
Because he's just like, I'm wondering about Joe. That explains
the latent hair growth plugs. That's how they hid these
scars from these brain surgeries is the hair plugs. but
the fact that JD fans had no idea. And he's,
(35:13):
he's sitting there with Joe Rogan, the most popular podcaster.
I didn't, I didn't know that. And, and you know,
I just, I found the clip absolutely humorous. Cause especially
when Joe said, Oh, this is from the Washington post.
So now, you know, it's accurate. Yeah. But Mr. Vice President, J.D.,
(35:42):
if you get a chance to watch this, I enjoyed
watching that clip. And go over there to Revolver Broadcasting
and check out some of our early shorts. We shared a.
I don't know if I can get it to pull
up or not. Let me see if I can pull
it up quickly. I don't know if it'll pull up
(36:03):
quickly or not. Because it was pretty early on in
the shorts that we shared. at revolve. I didn't have
it prepared either. So, um, it's not like I have
it in my, you know, queued up or whatever. Let's
see here. Shorts. And it was, it was, it was
(36:24):
a long, yeah. I mean, we're going back years here
for old, old Joe Biden and his, uh, Oh, where
is it? Top of his head a couple times.
Speaker 1 (36:50):
Oh, there it is.
Speaker 2 (36:53):
Yep, this is a popular clip for us, too, if
it'll play.
Speaker 3 (37:00):
Oh, boy.
Speaker 2 (37:01):
Of course. Now it doesn't want to play. I want
to show you guys this, this thing, and now I can't.
Speaker 4 (37:16):
All right.
Speaker 2 (37:18):
We'll go back to. All right. I, I, I, I'm now,
now I'm on admission. I'm going to show you guys
this clip. I hope it's worth it. I hope it's
worth it to making you wait. Uh, well, you know,
anything worth having, right. Um, let's see here. I'm sure
there's volumes turned up here and, um, There we go. Okay,
(37:46):
here we go. Are you guys ready?
Speaker 9 (38:00):
Fire company at home saved my life. I came back
from a trip after being away for a couple of days,
and I had these terrible headaches, was diagnosed with Having a, anyway,
they had to take the top of my head off
a couple times. See if I had a brain. A
(38:20):
fire company at home.
Speaker 2 (38:24):
Anyway, they had to take the top of my head
off a couple times. There you go, Mr. Vice President.
If you get a chance to see this, there's the clip.
It's your proof. Goodness.
Speaker 3 (38:39):
Goodness.
Speaker 2 (38:42):
I'll have to maybe tag him in True Social with
that clip. See if JD ever gets a chance to
see that. And speaking of viral video clips, I've got
another video clip for you guys before we get into
talking about that Rocky movie. Because wild things are happening
(39:07):
in Maine. Have you guys seen this? I don't know
if you guys– I think what I'd like to do
is go back and do a rewatch of– have a
group from– maybe get our good friend Curtis over here
at Eternal Affairs and myself, maybe somebody over there on
(39:29):
Angry Conservative. Channel and have a little panel and re-watch
the debate that happened in Maine recently for these candidates,
I'll put in air quotes, to replace Graham Plattener for
the Senate seat there in Maine. Um, but as crazy
(39:54):
as it all was as much of a, to quote,
let's quote my good friend Dharmak. It was a total
clown show, but as crazy as the clown show was
one individual went the extra mile. And you would think
that this was a, as an SL SNL skit, you
would think that this was something that was cooked up, uh, by, uh,
(40:18):
by some YouTubers, but it's 100% real. I promise you.
And this is the person I'm talking, I'm referring to.
This is, this, his name is Ashley Webb and, um,
(40:40):
he's taking the internet by storm.
Speaker 5 (40:42):
Um, yeah.
Speaker 2 (40:48):
Let's just transition into the clip, shall we? Because, my goodness,
this is just something else is the best way I
can put it. Oh, that's not the clip.
Speaker 3 (41:11):
All right.
Speaker 2 (41:11):
Come on now. Come on now. Let's get to this.
There we go. With audio. There we go. Controls are fun,
aren't they?
Speaker 3 (41:23):
All right.
Speaker 2 (41:27):
What qualifications do you have to serve in the U.S.
Speaker 7 (41:29):
Senate? Oh, I ran for office several times. Didn't win,
but I did run. And then I'm a songwriter, and
then I write my own books.
Speaker 2 (41:42):
So your qualifications are.
I wanted to run several times for office, but didn't win.
Didn't run. Anybody catch that? Didn't win. Didn't run. That's
why they didn't win. They didn't run. So didn't get
into office because they didn't run. Not because they didn't
(42:04):
win because they wanted to be in office. They didn't
win because they didn't run. And then he says his qualifications, furthermore,
is Uh, writing songs and books that he might be
talented in that area. I don't know. Um, but picking
out a t-shirt and jeans, uh, and putting his hair
(42:27):
back in a ponytail, uh, and calling himself Ash web might've,
I don't know, allowed for at least some semblance of
looking like someone that could be voted for.
Speaker 7 (42:46):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (42:47):
Uh, but let's let him continue to cook. Shall we?
Speaker 7 (42:54):
I suppose my transparency, I wouldn't lie to the people
and I wouldn't deceive the people. Like we're being deceived
right now. Like we get lied, smoke, smoke and mirrors.
Like what's going on with ice? Pretend like pretending like
these victims did something wrong. Like that's unacceptable. Um, And
(43:16):
I suppose the biggest thing is like, I'm just an
angry citizen now. And if I got elected, I'd be
an angry Senator. And I think that would probably be
their worst nightmare.
Speaker 2 (43:29):
Yeah. Yeah. You are definitely my worst nightmare, but not
because you're angry. No, Mr. Ashley Webb. Uh, you are
walking nightmare fuel. Um, need to change that. That's just,
(43:53):
you are a man. I think of like, if he
was buzz light year and, and any other man in
this country, uh, it was, was, was Woody from, from
toy store. They'd say, you are a boy, but not
(44:15):
only that, um, Oh yeah. Your qualifications are writing music,
songs and books. I mean, I guess there could be
books that could help you kind of look, I mean,
there's been plenty of people that have ran for office
that never had any, you know, skills that necessarily would
(44:36):
have looked like they would be ready for office and,
and they've done fairly well, but Oh, well, you know,
the victims of ICE. Victims of ICE. You mean illegal
immigrants who have come here illegally and have been arrested
(44:59):
and deported? Those aren't victims. Those are suspects. Those are perpetrators.
Those are people that need to be arrested and deported.
And I think he's referring to people that call themselves
(45:19):
pretty and good. And they, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 9 (45:29):
All right.
Speaker 2 (45:29):
We're going to have some participation from my German shepherd.
All right. Uh, the wife just got home. So, um,
but yeah, We have these two folks that they caused
the problem. One, Peretti, you know, potentially pulling a gun,
(45:52):
got himself killed because he shouldn't have been there to
begin with. Neither should Miss Good. Shouldn't have been there.
No reason to be there except obstructing justice. And then
behaved stupidly with law enforcement around. It's your own fault.
(46:16):
And I'm not going to revel in their death. I
wish that they didn't have to die. I wish that they,
but if it's you or me, if I'm an officer
and you're driving your car at me, I'm going to
open fire on you. If I think you have a
gun and you're fidgeting around, it looks like you got
a gun. I'm going to open fire on you. It's
(46:37):
not about being trained or untrained. That's just common sense.
I don't want to die, and if it's you or me,
it's you. Plain and simple. Not victims. So angry? I
think you need to go back, check the mirror, wipe
(46:59):
that crap off your face, cut your hair, get yourself
a good t-shirt and jeans, and stop pretending to be
someone you're not. Those would be some good first steps.
In the meantime, I'm going to pray for this person.
(47:23):
I mentioned that last evening to a friend. He's like,
I'm just so mad. I think this person is so stupid.
There's no saving. I'm like, well, I get it. I
get the frustration, but no one's beyond saving. I believe
Jesus' grace can extend even this far. If if he's
(47:45):
willing to change. So I'm going to pray for this
person and I hope the best. And I hope, I
hope things change last but not least, uh, here on deprogrammed.
And I wanted to do something a little bit, you know,
I would be, I know we did a couple of
funny clips and stuff, but I want to do something, uh, that's,
(48:08):
that's not so like serious news, um, or things in the,
in the news necessarily. and just kind of talk about
what's going on, uh, uh, coming in the cinema. Um, this,
this young man's going to be playing Sylvester Stallone who
played Rocky, of course, famously, uh, many times. Um, and, um, the,
(48:37):
I play Rocky trailer, um, Peter Fairley, uh, recreates Sylvester
Stallone's incredibly, uh, incredible Rocky origin story. Peter, Peter Fraley's
I play Rocky will be released in November this year.
So I'm quite excited for it. It's a major fall
release slot indicating that the Amazon MGM has positioned the
(49:00):
film for awards contention. And for good reason, the studio
has seen the film test extremely well over the last
few months and hopes the buzz will continue to build.
following its likely world premiere at uh, T I F
F in September. Um, a trailer has now been released
for I play Rocky and it looks like a total
(49:22):
crowd pleaser. Uh, critics will be sharpening their knives, but fall, uh,
festival audiences might embrace this film, uh, which is, uh,
which as I said, has been testing through the roof, uh,
fairly from the green book, uh, directs the film, which
is inspired by the story of how Sylvester Stallone came
(49:44):
to make his 1976 boxing classic Rocky. And what better
way to cast Stallone than by signing his doppelganger? No, really,
this guy looks like his duplicate. He really does. He
looks a lot like a young Sylvester Stallone. He's even
got the Italian dark circles that Sylvester has. His name
(50:08):
is Anthony Ippolito. who previously played Al Pacino and Paramount's
limited series, The Offer, which I need to go back
and see that too. Although I don't care for Al Pacino.
I think that that sounds like a pretty cool little series.
But is this stunt casting? You can be the judge.
(50:29):
I'm not familiar enough with Apolito's work to weigh in,
but these first images from the set of I Play
Rocky emphasize just how much of a dead ringer he is.
They can be seen below here. Now, they had some
pictures here in the article, but I think we'll just
stick with the one here. It says, Stallone did not
(50:50):
give his blessing to the project, but he hasn't criticized
its existence either. He has said he'll wait to see
the finished film before passing judgment. The plot is said
to follow his early life as a struggling actor with
a partially paralyzed face, and a speech impediment who writes
a script that a big movie studio wants to buy,
(51:12):
but he refuses to sell it unless he gets to
play the lead, which is how things panned out, according
to Sylvester in many interviews. Aipolito is part of the
cast that includes Anna-Sophia Robb as Sasha Zak and Matt
(51:32):
Dillon as Frank Stallone Sr., Steven James as Carl Weathers,
PJ Byrne as producer Erwin Winkler, and Jay Duplass as Rocky,
director John G. Alveston. I'm sorry if I got that
name wrong. But fairly recently released two prime video comedies.
(51:57):
Ricky Stanecki, uh, which was kind of silly, which was
actually a decent laugh. And this year's, uh, balls up,
which was not, that was, that was a terrible, that
was a stinker. Um, before that he directed the mixed
reviewed the greatest beer run ever. And of course, uh,
he won two Oscars for the 2018 best picture winner
green book. Uh, I've, I've heard a lot of good
(52:19):
things about green book. I have yet to back, go
back and watch it, but I've heard a lot of
good things. Um, before this solo stretch, he co-directed his
brother Bobby and a handful of, uh, classics, uh, including
dumb and dumber. So we're all familiar with that one.
That's a great one. That's actually in the, in, in our, uh,
opener dumb and dumber. Uh, and there's something about Mary, uh,
(52:41):
pretty good, uh, classic comedy and Kingpin all love, love
the movie Kingpin. Um, and if you guys haven't seen
that trailer yet, um, definitely, uh, go, you know, go
and open another tab and check that, that trailer out for,
I play Rocky. It looks like it's going to be
a good one. Uh, you know, uh, you know, it
(53:02):
says in the article there, you know, Sly says, uh,
Sylvester Sloan, he says that he's going to wait until
the film comes out to pass judgment. I think that's
a good way to do it. Like not, not be
hands-on on your own, uh, biopic, you know, and it's
kind of like, uh, see what people's and the, the
artist's interpretation is of, of your life. Um, cause then
it can end up being closer to, to, it's a
(53:23):
reality because if your hands on it and like, and
you're like, yeah, no, I want to, I want to
put my own information into it a little, you might,
you might muddy the water a little bit, you know,
cause you have, we're going to misremember or, or say
certain things or, or, or cause it to, you know,
go a different direction, you know? And so I think
it looks like a good, it looks like it's going
to be a good watch. It looks like something you
(53:45):
could probably, I don't know if you could take your
family to it. Cause I'm certain that if it's playing
Stallone's early life, that there, there's going to be some,
foul language, probably foul language use. It didn't say the
rating of the film in the article and I didn't
see online what the rating of the film is likely
to be, but a lot of people are saying that
it looks promising and I'm excited. I haven't been excited
(54:07):
for a movie like this in quite a while. And
so I'm hoping that we get some good, some good
cinema this November with that. And, uh, with that, let's, uh,
let's move away back from the, from the news desk. Oops. Uh,
(54:28):
there we go. And, uh, I have other shows programmed
into my, uh, yeah, you see briefly, but you know, anyhow,
it's been so fun having you here, um, for this
show and, um, thank you guys for, for, for, for
(54:49):
tuning in at all. here on the programmed, uh, uh, in, in,
and on eternal affairs. If you, if you haven't been
to eternal affairs, media.com, I do highly recommend it. I'm
looking for someone to get you guys rated out to,
for those of you who are on, um, rumble. I
(55:12):
see that the Southern Patriots are going. So I think
that's what we're going to send you to. And, um,
I'm going to tell you guys to have a wonderful,
wonderful day and to stay in trouble. Why do I
tell you to stay in trouble? Because if you have
(55:33):
Christ in your hearts, you will in fact be in
trouble with the world. The world doesn't want you living
under His grace. That's your salvation first and foremost, and
I pray that each and every one of you has that.
I really do. The world doesn't want you praying to Him,
having a relationship with Him, or reading His Word. And
it definitely doesn't want you going out and doing something
(55:55):
so dangerous as telling others about Him. But I want
to encourage you to do all that anyway and stay
in trouble. Love you guys. Follow Jesus.
Speaker 3 (56:10):
Yeah. They told you what to think, not how to think.
Speaker 2 (56:20):
Time to wake up.
Speaker 3 (56:21):
The program.
Speaker 4 (56:29):
Yeah, static in my head, yeah, they feed it through
the screen. Every headline scripted, every angle too clean. They
sell fear, sell lies, dress it up as truth.
Speaker 5 (56:37):
But I see through the smoke, yeah, I'm back to
the root. They don't want faith, they want blind compliance.
Can't for conviction, silence defiance. But I got fire, ain't
hiding that light.
Speaker 6 (56:47):
Truth in my chest, yeah.
Speaker 2 (56:48):
I came to fight.
Speaker 6 (56:50):
They twist what's real, redefine right. Call wrong, progress keep
dimming the light.
Speaker 2 (56:54):
But I read.
Speaker 6 (56:54):
Between lines, I don't I was lost, now I'm found.
Speaker 2 (56:58):
Yeah, I broke from the cave. I won't bow, I
won't bend. Truth don't change with the trend.
Speaker 4 (57:07):
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Speaker 3 (00:35):
They told you what to think, not how to think.
Time to wake up. Deep program. Yeah.
Speaker 4 (00:51):
Static in my head, yet he feed it through the screen.
Every headline scripted, every angle too clean.
Speaker 5 (00:56):
They sell fear, sell lies, dress it up as truth.
But I see through the smoke, yeah, I'm back.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
To the root.
Speaker 5 (01:01):
They don't want faith, they want blind compliance. Can't for conviction,
silence defiance. But I got fire, ain't hiding that light.
Truth in my chest, yeah, I came to fight.
Speaker 6 (01:11):
They twist what's real, redefine right. Call wrong, progress, keep
dimming the light. But I read between lines, I don't
follow the wave. I was lost, now I'm found, yeah,
I broke from the cave.
Speaker 2 (01:23):
I won't bow, I won't bend. Truth don't change with
the trend.
Speaker 4 (01:28):
Through the noise, through the lies, I can finally see
with open eyes.
Speaker 6 (01:33):
Break the signal, cut the lies Hear the truth, it
never dies Turn it up, let it roar We ain't
playing this game no more Program, yeah we rise Faith
and fire in our eyes Stand tall.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
Unashamed we were lost But now we're deprogrammed They politic
(02:14):
the soul, try to rewrite the code.
Speaker 4 (02:16):
Turn belief into a joke, make conviction feel old. But
I stand on the word, yeah, solid, I'm shaking.
Speaker 2 (02:21):
Every lie they built up, yeah, it's all gonna break it.
Speaker 6 (02:23):
I see culture shift quick like sand in a tide.
Speaker 3 (02:26):
But truth don't drift, it don't run, it don't hide.
Speaker 5 (02:42):
We speak life We don't fall Yeah.
Speaker 7 (02:47):
It's more than a podcast.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
It's a wake up call.
Speaker 5 (02:53):
Faith over fear Truth over.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
All You don't gotta stay asleep You don't gotta play along.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
Break the chains Find your voice.
Speaker 6 (03:11):
This is where you belong.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Break the signal.
Speaker 3 (03:18):
Cut the lies.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Hear the truth. It never dies.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
Turn it up.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
Let it roar.
Speaker 6 (03:24):
We ain't playing this game no more.
Speaker 7 (03:27):
Deprogrammed.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Yeah, we rise.
Speaker 6 (03:29):
Traits and fire in our eyes.
Speaker 2 (03:32):
Stand tall.
Speaker 6 (03:33):
Unashamed.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
We were lost.
Speaker 6 (03:36):
But now we're deprogrammed.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
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I've got, yeah. some things are just a little bit
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What are we going to be talking about this afternoon? Well,
Olive Garden got themselves into the news, and so we'll
(07:46):
talk about what's going on there. We're going to be
talking about things that Tom Homan is pushing for. We're
going to be talking about these wildfires there in Canada
and what that means on our side of the shores.
Watch a video clip of Joe Rogan when he recently
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had on J.D.
Speaker 7 (08:09):
Vance.
Speaker 2 (08:10):
And, um, they were discussing Joe Biden, JD Vance had
no idea. Now I, I, I knew what they were discussing, uh,
pretty much right away. And I'll, I'll talk about it
when we get there, that, that story. And of course, um,
the star of the show there, um, uh, Mr. Mr.
Ashley Webb in Maine. If you haven't seen that video clip, uh,
(08:36):
I will definitely be showing you that. And then of course, uh,
I want to talk about this new movie coming out,
I Play Rocky. The trailer dropped, and it looks like
a really, really good movie. We can't play the trailer here,
of course, because of copyright issues. But we definitely can
(08:57):
talk about this movie, and I'm excited for it. It's
something that's been waiting for the cinema to start releasing
movies that are not filled with woke agenda and on
all the like, like this new Chris Nolan movie that, Oh, they're,
they're saying the odyssey is, is blowing up because it's,
it's so fantastic. And I'm like, dude, I'm not watching
(09:18):
that slop. No, I mean, you, you start swapping out characters,
you start putting in trans people, you start putting in, uh,
you know, Helen of Troy is supposed to be beautiful.
The woman that they got playing her, is, but ugly,
like it has nothing to do with that. You know, I,
(09:38):
if they would have put a beautiful black woman in there, fantastic.
As long as she was beautiful, though, the whole point of,
of Helen is that she's beautiful and, uh, you know,
race swap or not, but they're also Greek. So, I mean,
the chances of, a Greek being black is nil. Absolute zero.
And definitely none of them were trans, because they didn't
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have the technology of cutting off body parts back then,
and I wish we didn't have that technology now. But
I digress. Let's get over to the news desk before
I go down a total tangent. Now, let's get into
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this first story here about Olive Garden. Olive Garden, this
is a story from Red State. Olive Garden just accidentally
and hilariously made the case for voter ID. Can you
believe it, guys? This is when you're confident that your
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plate of spaghetti is more secure than your country's elections,
you know you're in trouble. Social media users, especially those
of the conservative kind, are abuzz Friday after the Olive
Garden social media team accidentally made the case for why
Congress should pass the Save America Act when they posted
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a tweet about its never-ending pasta pass. Apparently, Thursday was
a big day for Americans, not only because President Trump
unsealed a treasure trove of documents related to election integrity,
but also because the pasta pass, went on sale and
Olive Garden was busy promoting the sale, reminding customers that
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it would begin promptly at 2 p.m. Eastern. Customers were
instructed to log on to pastapass.com to claim one of 10,000
passes on sale. Each pass cost $ 100 and allowed the
holder to get unlimited dine-in access to Olive Garden's never-ending
pasta bowl for 13 weeks. including unlimited pasta and sauce combinations,
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the ability to add and switch protein toppings, a choice
of never-ending soup or salad, and unlimited breadsticks. One interested party,
at Super Power Mario, wanted more specifics before purchasing. For instance,
if they were to buy one pass, could they use
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it to feed their entire family? The answer was a
very firm no from Olive Garden. The pass, it turns out,
can only be used by the pass holder who must
present the pass along with a valid, along with valid
photo ID in order to access their plates of pasta.
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And furthermore, it says one user suggested, put Olive Garden
in charge of our elections. Another noted, a pasta pass
at Olive Garden comes with more stringent ID requirements than
Democrats want for our elections. You can't make this stuff up.
Riley Gaines said Olive Garden CEO for Senate Majority Leader.
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Steve Guest said, I want my elections to be as
secure as the never-ending pasta pass deal at Olive Garden.
Since Olive Garden was so serious about securing its pasta pass,
one woman hit on a great idea for securing endless
breadsticks and bowls of pasta. She said, what if I
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gave birth at a, at an olive garden location? Is
my baby entitled to the never ending pasta pass? They said, no,
the never ending pasta passes for only for the use
by the pass holder. Whose name is printed on the
pot on the pass. Passes are personalized and non-transferable. Pass
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holders must present a valid photo ID along with the
pass at the time of ordering. Wow. This is the
United States could actually channel its inner Olive Garden and
require a valid voter ID, if only, right? For, say, voting,
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you know? That idea, of course, is a piece of
legislation called the Save America Act. and it is currently
stalled out in the GOP-controlled U.S. Senate. Sadly, it looks
like the PASTA passes have sold out, but it's not
too late for the Senate to take action to ensure
the integrity of midterm elections. If not for President Trump,
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they could do it for late Senator Lindsey Graham, who
was working on its passage the night of his death.
A mysterious death, by the way. Um, I'm not a
big fan of Lindsey Graham, but his death was definitely mysterious. Um,
I don't, I don't know about that, that whole sudden, sudden, uh,
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sudden illness that doesn't, doesn't compute. Um, after all it
says here, if, if Olive Garden can verify the identity
of someone seeking unlimited spaghetti, the United States Senate should
certainly be able to protect our elections by similarly requiring
a valid ID and America's elections deserve at least as
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much security as a plate of fettuccine Alfredo. Right? I mean,
why can't we have security in our elections? Why is
it that it's harder to use your pasta pass?
Speaker 8 (15:29):
I want one of those.
Speaker 2 (15:31):
If you get my.
Maybe that maybe they do another round of sales and,
you know, you guys want to donate, uh, to, to
Josh's next olive garden pasta pass. I would, I would.
Speaker 4 (15:42):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (15:42):
But anyway, um, you know, and I realize it's not transferable,
but you know, we'll sneak some, we'll sneak some and
like have the wife bring the big purse, you know, but, uh,
that this, this, this, this is wild that, um, that
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Olive Garden, you know, of all places, is pointing out
the ridiculousness that is not passing the SAVE Act. When
they don't pass the SAVE Act, you need an ID
for this? Along with your POSTA pass, a valid ID?
But not for elections. Interesting. Absolutely interesting.
Speaker 7 (16:31):
Interesting.
Speaker 2 (16:35):
And, uh, speaking of things legal, Tom Holman pushes for
more worksite arrests of migrants. And I can get behind that. Uh,
the department of Homeland security is visiting worksites, uh, to
check for illegals, but I want more. Tom Holman said, uh,
(16:55):
told the center, he told that this is a center
for immigration studies. He said, uh, uh, you and I
are both aware of human trafficking, forced labor, uh, uh, peonage, uh, and, um,
where do we find a lot of victims trafficking on
work sites? Omen added. Um, but, uh, Kiro can noted that, uh,
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that ice is doing few work site enforcement operations amid
a strong pushback by employers and investors. We're not seeing it. And, um,
so work, work site, uh, needs to be a big part.
Hellman said, adding, worksite crimes can trigger ICE arrests, said Hellman.
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If they've committed a worksite violation that is criminal, they're
going to be charged. But many business groups are quietly
working with progressives to reduce deportation of affordable migrant workers
because they reduce Americans' wages. On July 12th, For example,
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establishment outlet Politico touted demands by Texas construction employers for
fewer detentions and deportations of foreign workers. The Politico article
failed to include any comments about the enforcement-related gains for
employers and voters. But wages are going back up amid
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President Donald Trump's enforcement of the law. I've been in
and around construction for two decades, and I don't remember
a labor market this tight, said an April post by
Mike Callahan. There's a shortage of workers is also pressuring
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contractors to recruit and train Americans with offers of higher earnings.
The report said workers who enroll in construction trade certificate
programs earned roughly $ 50, 000 more than those who do not.
So it sounds like it's a good thing for these
American workers. They just, these companies just don't want to
pay more. So they're trying to curb the deportations because
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they don't want to pay American workers what they're worth. Well,
but there's, it's so much cheaper just to pay an
illegal alien. And we don't, we don't want you to come. Well,
let me tell you something. They're here illegally. They broke
the law. They need to go home. And furthermore, like
Tom Holman said, a lot of times they're using the
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workplace to traffic. That's how they make these trades. It's
not just on you know, on Wayfair and, and, and,
and what was it? Vinted that was also doing there. These,
these websites, certainly they're doing like the child trafficking. And,
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and they've been caught more than multiple times. And, and they,
and it's, they just do it. They've done it. They're
doing it again. They're, they're getting, they get caught again.
They're still doing it. So, there needs to be consequences.
There needs to be consequences in these. And, uh, uh,
I don't care if you're, if you're a business and
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they need to go, they need to come in and, and, and, uh,
make sure that everybody is, um, above board IDs out,
you know, say, you know, Hey, look, I don't have
any problems showing my ID when I'm working. I mean,
probably take a look at me, no American, but still,
you know, Even then, you know, maybe you think I'm
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from Ireland or I don't know. But, you know, I'd
be more than happy to show my ID. You know why?
Because I know I'm good. They scan it real quick. But,
you know, most driver's licenses and IDs, they have the
little barcode on the back anymore. Scan it real quick. Yep,
you are you. I see it in the picture, verifiably.
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Back to work. Just that easy. But here's the problem.
A lot of these employers, the reason they're pushing back
is not because they're worried about their employees. They're worried
about who they've employed. And who they've employed is not legal.
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And then their bottom line changes because they've employed too
many illegal people. And it forces them to make a decision. Well,
in order to stay in business, I've got to now
pay my workers more and put less in my pocket.
And they're so greedy, they can't stand that idea. Greed
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is a sickness. And it's infected every level of our society.
And it's not just in these corporations and all the
stuff going on. You know, People are talking about, I want,
I want, I want. You want a lot. Do you
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need it? And when is it enough? All these corporations,
they have millions and millions of dollars. When is it enough?
Speaker 1 (22:30):
Never.
Speaker 2 (22:31):
You know why? Because greed can't fill a God-shaped hole.
Greed can't fill a God-shaped hole. And I'm so glad
to know that this man follows Jesus Christ. So he
knows that if a good man does nothing and knows
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it's bad, we just, just read it on, on, on,
on my show, faith, human politics. We're just reading about it. If, if,
if a good, if a good man knows it's a
bad thing and knows he could have done a good
thing and doesn't do it within his power, then that
person is a sinner. So it's within his power to
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do these deportations, to do these workplace deportations, these sweeps.
I witnessed one of them. I was, I was working
in a, I was working, uh, in a plant and, uh,
I won't say where, but I was working in a
plant and, uh, um, it was a place where there
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was rather dry, dry, uh, climate. Um, and, uh, it
was so funny because, um, the it's, it's like, like OSHA,
those kinds of peoples. And so they're, they're coming through,
but a lot of people believed, Oh, that, that means
they're going to come through and do these deportation sweeps
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and the workplace. And a lot of the guys that
had been working just behind where I was working at
the day before they took off. I mean, they had
their truck. I have never seen somebody load up a
truck so fast. Uh, it was like, uh, um, a
group of speedy Gonzalez, uh, 10 X, like, I mean,
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and then the truck had trails of dust, just plume
of dust, just went down the road gone. So as
these guys are coming through and doing their inspections and things,
it was just like me and the two guys I
was working with over in our area and everything else
was empty. Yeah. that many, uh, illegals. Uh, and it's like, if, if,
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if they could, if they could just stop being so
greedy and fill that God shaped hole with, I don't know,
God instead of greed, uh, we would have a lot better, um,
a lot, a lot better, uh, work sites and a
lot better country.
Speaker 7 (25:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
Do right for right sake, do what's right. even if,
even if it costs you money, do what's right.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
Hmm.
Speaker 2 (25:21):
And, uh, something that should have happened long time ago,
we're talking about doing what's right is, uh, Canada, you know,
cleaning up their forests. And, um, I know that we
can't say, you know, a whole lot. We've got, you know,
Utah has got these, these wildfires that were burning for
weeks on end. And, They had out there in California.
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I mean, the Palisades are gone because of these, well,
so-called wildfires and Palisades, but, and so-called, however that happened
in Maui, that's like a, it's such a humid climate.
I don't know how that happened, but maybe we can
explain that another day. But all this smoke is coming
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down from Canada and, And Trump says that costs incurred
from Canadian smoke pollution blanketing the U.S. will be added
to tariffs. I think that's a good plan. I think
that's a good plan. It's a good reason to force
them to start sweeping their forests and clean up their
forest floors. We need to start doing that more in
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this country, too. What President Trump said on Friday, he
called the smoke pollution from Canada's wildfires affecting the United
States from the Great Lakes The Mid-Atlantic, totally unacceptable, and
said the costs of the U.S. is incurring will be
added to tariffs on Canada. Trump took to True Social
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in the afternoon after departing a very hazy Washington, D.C.,
where a heavy smell of smoke is prevalent. He said,
we are holding Canada responsible for the fact that they
are not properly maintaining their forests and brush their end.
And the United States is being unnecessarily invaded by filthy,
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polluted and unhealthy air. I know I woke up with
a headache this morning, uh, after breathing the air and
I'm in Indiana. So, I mean, that's far enough. I
would think it'd be far enough South, but, uh, I'm
not to the quality of, of, uh, which is dangerous
and totally unacceptable. Trump said, uh, the president added that
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he will speak to prime minister, Mark Carney, and that costs, um,
and that costs will be added to tariffs. He said,
I will call a prime minister during the day to
find out what they are going to do about it.
The cost is incalculable. Canada has refused to engage in
basic forest management and debris removal, knowing that such refusal
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will lead to exactly this result, Trump said. This is
a willful negligence, willful negligence, and becoming a yearly occurrence,
costing the United States billions of dollars, Which cost of
this pollution must of necessity be added to the tariffs?
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Canada is currently paying. And he said, thank you for
your attention to this matter. I'm glad I didn't try
to read that as Trump because that was a tongue twister.
But Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio said, blasted Canada while
responding to Trump's post. The Americans will not pay the
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price for the negligence of Canadian leaders. We must create
a compensation fund for the victims of this atrocity. Four
years in a row of record fires that have produced
decades of environmental damage. Moreno wrote in the Truth Social Post,
further proof that you don't have to be very smart
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to get elected as a liberal. You just have to
be woke, he added. According to AccuWeather, As of midday Friday,
smoke affected the United States from Great Lakes to the Mid-Atlantic.
As winds shift, alternating plumes of smoke and cleaner air
will move southward into the Great Lakes region and northeast
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states through this weekend and into the next week. Shifting
winds will bring back thick smoke and poor air quality
to New England and New York on Saturday and then
likely push it away on Sunday. It'd be nice to
see this stuff just go away. Gotta wait till Sunday,
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I reckon.
Speaker 8 (29:39):
But.
Speaker 2 (29:39):
I'm with Trump on this. We should add to their tariffs. Definitely.
Because they could have been cleaning this stuff up.
Speaker 3 (29:52):
It....
Speaker 2 (29:54):
There are machines that can do this. You don't even
have to send in people. There are machines that can
go in and clean up. All it is is cleaning
up the forest floor. It slows everything down. I mean,
I know that fires can hop from tree to tree
to tree, but it's a much slower and more manageable
spread if the forest floor is cleaned. The way it
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hops and moves so fast is because it's burning up
all those leaves. Leaves go up. They ignite quickly. Oh,
it's a dry season. I don't remember Canada wild Canadian
wildfires when I was a kid. Do you year after year,
dry season after dry season after dry season. Do you
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remember those? I don't. I'm going to be 43 this year.
I don't remember. I don't remember just, just, just these
recent years. I know that California has had wildfires off
and on my entire life. I remember those. I know
there's been some, you know, you know, out there West
or whatever. And, and, and, but they were always manageable, right?
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So the move to not clean these forest floors is geopolitical.
Plain and simple. And it's going to cost them a
whole lot more in tariffs than it would be to
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just clean the forest floor. Get it done. Plain and simple.
Sweep the fourth floor. Oh, Canada.
Speaker 7 (31:37):
All right.
Speaker 2 (31:39):
Let's move on to this man, JD Vance. And he
was on Joe Rogan recently. I have yet to watch
the entire of the program, but I wanted to share
with you guys a clip. From the episode of Joe
Rogan's podcast where GD fans didn't realize, he didn't know
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that Joe Biden had had two brain surgeries. And Joe
Biden actually admitted it himself that he did. And we
have a pretty funny clip over there on Revolver Broadcasting.
I'll have to remember to put it back into the
show notes over here. later on for you guys of
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Joe Biden talking about it himself. Cause it's, it's pretty hilarious.
He said, they had to put top of my head
back on a couple of times. Joe Biden. But, and
that was before, you know, he started changing heights and
stuff in 2019. It was, you know, anyway, let's take
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a look at this clip from the, Joe Rogan podcast
with JD Vance.
Speaker 7 (33:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 9 (33:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 8 (33:05):
This is a lie.
Speaker 2 (33:06):
You're lying.
Speaker 8 (33:07):
He's had two brain surgeries like where they have to
take the top of your head off. Literally they have
to take like a cap. Wait, Biden had two brain surgeries?
Speaker 2 (33:18):
Oh, yeah. How did I not know this?
Speaker 8 (33:20):
You didn't know this?
Speaker 2 (33:21):
I didn't know that he had two brain surgeries.
Speaker 8 (33:22):
He had two brain surgeries.
Speaker 2 (33:24):
Jimmy, please look this up. Make sure that I'm right.
Speaker 8 (33:27):
I'm 99% sure I'm right. But I know he had
one that was like a widow. Did he get a
refund afterwards?
Speaker 2 (33:33):
Well, it kept him alive.
Speaker 8 (33:35):
It kept him alive.
Speaker 2 (33:36):
I mean, he.
Speaker 8 (33:37):
Here, Biden has not undergone recent brain surgery. He underwent
two successful life-saving brain surgeries to repair two intracranial aneurysms
in 1988. I did not know this.
Speaker 1 (33:49):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (33:50):
That's pretty crazy.
Speaker 8 (33:51):
Medical professionals have stated that he made a full recovery
and suffered no lasting brain damage or cognitive impairment from
these procedures. Oh, it's from the Washington Post, so you
know it's accurate. And definitely not biased at all. And
these medical professionals, were those the same people that said
that the COVID vaccine is safe and effective?
Speaker 2 (34:09):
That's right.
Speaker 8 (34:10):
We live in a wonderful time for bullshit. Because they
just bullshit you right to your face.
Speaker 2 (34:15):
We do?
Speaker 8 (34:15):
They have two brain surgeries, like major brain surgeries, because
he's having aneurysms.
Speaker 2 (34:20):
I don't care who you are.
Speaker 8 (34:21):
That's probably going to do some damage.
Speaker 2 (34:23):
It's going to leave some... Aneurysms are a real problem.
That's a real thing.
Speaker 8 (34:27):
Your brain is bleeding.
Speaker 2 (34:29):
People die from aneurysms all the time. See, the crazy
thing is I never even knew about that. I can't
believe that J.D. Vance didn't know about that. That floors
me that J.D. Vance had no idea about those brain surgeries.
I found this graphic and I was like, this is perfect.
(34:50):
Because he's just like, I'm wondering about Joe. That explains
the latent hair growth plugs. That's how they hid these
scars from these brain surgeries is the hair plugs. but
the fact that JD fans had no idea. And he's,
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he's sitting there with Joe Rogan, the most popular podcaster.
I didn't, I didn't know that. And, and you know,
I just, I found the clip absolutely humorous. Cause especially
when Joe said, Oh, this is from the Washington post.
So now, you know, it's accurate. Yeah. But Mr. Vice President, J.D.,
(35:42):
if you get a chance to watch this, I enjoyed
watching that clip. And go over there to Revolver Broadcasting
and check out some of our early shorts. We shared a.
I don't know if I can get it to pull
up or not. Let me see if I can pull
it up quickly. I don't know if it'll pull up
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quickly or not. Because it was pretty early on in
the shorts that we shared. at revolve. I didn't have
it prepared either. So, um, it's not like I have
it in my, you know, queued up or whatever. Let's
see here. Shorts. And it was, it was, it was
(36:24):
a long, yeah. I mean, we're going back years here
for old, old Joe Biden and his, uh, Oh, where
is it? Top of his head a couple times.
Speaker 1 (36:50):
Oh, there it is.
Speaker 2 (36:53):
Yep, this is a popular clip for us, too, if
it'll play.
Speaker 3 (37:00):
Oh, boy.
Speaker 2 (37:01):
Of course. Now it doesn't want to play. I want
to show you guys this, this thing, and now I can't.
Speaker 4 (37:16):
All right.
Speaker 2 (37:18):
We'll go back to. All right. I, I, I, I'm now,
now I'm on admission. I'm going to show you guys
this clip. I hope it's worth it. I hope it's
worth it to making you wait. Uh, well, you know,
anything worth having, right. Um, let's see here. I'm sure
there's volumes turned up here and, um, There we go. Okay,
(37:46):
here we go. Are you guys ready?
Speaker 9 (38:00):
Fire company at home saved my life. I came back
from a trip after being away for a couple of days,
and I had these terrible headaches, was diagnosed with Having a, anyway,
they had to take the top of my head off
a couple times. See if I had a brain. A
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fire company at home.
Speaker 2 (38:24):
Anyway, they had to take the top of my head
off a couple times. There you go, Mr. Vice President.
If you get a chance to see this, there's the clip.
It's your proof. Goodness.
Speaker 3 (38:39):
Goodness.
Speaker 2 (38:42):
I'll have to maybe tag him in True Social with
that clip. See if JD ever gets a chance to
see that. And speaking of viral video clips, I've got
another video clip for you guys before we get into
talking about that Rocky movie. Because wild things are happening
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in Maine. Have you guys seen this? I don't know
if you guys– I think what I'd like to do
is go back and do a rewatch of– have a
group from– maybe get our good friend Curtis over here
at Eternal Affairs and myself, maybe somebody over there on
(39:29):
Angry Conservative. Channel and have a little panel and re-watch
the debate that happened in Maine recently for these candidates,
I'll put in air quotes, to replace Graham Plattener for
the Senate seat there in Maine. Um, but as crazy
(39:54):
as it all was as much of a, to quote,
let's quote my good friend Dharmak. It was a total
clown show, but as crazy as the clown show was
one individual went the extra mile. And you would think
that this was a, as an SL SNL skit, you
would think that this was something that was cooked up, uh, by, uh,
(40:18):
by some YouTubers, but it's 100% real. I promise you.
And this is the person I'm talking, I'm referring to.
This is, this, his name is Ashley Webb and, um,
(40:40):
he's taking the internet by storm.
Speaker 5 (40:42):
Um, yeah.
Speaker 2 (40:48):
Let's just transition into the clip, shall we? Because, my goodness,
this is just something else is the best way I
can put it. Oh, that's not the clip.
Speaker 3 (41:11):
All right.
Speaker 2 (41:11):
Come on now. Come on now. Let's get to this.
There we go. With audio. There we go. Controls are fun,
aren't they?
Speaker 3 (41:23):
All right.
Speaker 2 (41:27):
What qualifications do you have to serve in the U.S.
Speaker 7 (41:29):
Senate? Oh, I ran for office several times. Didn't win,
but I did run. And then I'm a songwriter, and
then I write my own books.
Speaker 2 (41:42):
So your qualifications are.
I wanted to run several times for office, but didn't win.
Didn't run. Anybody catch that? Didn't win. Didn't run. That's
why they didn't win. They didn't run. So didn't get
into office because they didn't run. Not because they didn't
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win because they wanted to be in office. They didn't
win because they didn't run. And then he says his qualifications, furthermore,
is Uh, writing songs and books that he might be
talented in that area. I don't know. Um, but picking
out a t-shirt and jeans, uh, and putting his hair
(42:27):
back in a ponytail, uh, and calling himself Ash web might've,
I don't know, allowed for at least some semblance of
looking like someone that could be voted for.
Speaker 7 (42:46):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (42:47):
Uh, but let's let him continue to cook. Shall we?
Speaker 7 (42:54):
I suppose my transparency, I wouldn't lie to the people
and I wouldn't deceive the people. Like we're being deceived
right now. Like we get lied, smoke, smoke and mirrors.
Like what's going on with ice? Pretend like pretending like
these victims did something wrong. Like that's unacceptable. Um, And
(43:16):
I suppose the biggest thing is like, I'm just an
angry citizen now. And if I got elected, I'd be
an angry Senator. And I think that would probably be
their worst nightmare.
Speaker 2 (43:29):
Yeah. Yeah. You are definitely my worst nightmare, but not
because you're angry. No, Mr. Ashley Webb. Uh, you are
walking nightmare fuel. Um, need to change that. That's just,
(43:53):
you are a man. I think of like, if he
was buzz light year and, and any other man in
this country, uh, it was, was, was Woody from, from
toy store. They'd say, you are a boy, but not
(44:15):
only that, um, Oh yeah. Your qualifications are writing music,
songs and books. I mean, I guess there could be
books that could help you kind of look, I mean,
there's been plenty of people that have ran for office
that never had any, you know, skills that necessarily would
(44:36):
have looked like they would be ready for office and,
and they've done fairly well, but Oh, well, you know,
the victims of ICE. Victims of ICE. You mean illegal
immigrants who have come here illegally and have been arrested
(44:59):
and deported? Those aren't victims. Those are suspects. Those are perpetrators.
Those are people that need to be arrested and deported.
And I think he's referring to people that call themselves
(45:19):
pretty and good. And they, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 9 (45:29):
All right.
Speaker 2 (45:29):
We're going to have some participation from my German shepherd.
All right. Uh, the wife just got home. So, um,
but yeah, We have these two folks that they caused
the problem. One, Peretti, you know, potentially pulling a gun,
(45:52):
got himself killed because he shouldn't have been there to
begin with. Neither should Miss Good. Shouldn't have been there.
No reason to be there except obstructing justice. And then
behaved stupidly with law enforcement around. It's your own fault.
(46:16):
And I'm not going to revel in their death. I
wish that they didn't have to die. I wish that they,
but if it's you or me, if I'm an officer
and you're driving your car at me, I'm going to
open fire on you. If I think you have a
gun and you're fidgeting around, it looks like you got
a gun. I'm going to open fire on you. It's
(46:37):
not about being trained or untrained. That's just common sense.
I don't want to die, and if it's you or me,
it's you. Plain and simple. Not victims. So angry? I
think you need to go back, check the mirror, wipe
(46:59):
that crap off your face, cut your hair, get yourself
a good t-shirt and jeans, and stop pretending to be
someone you're not. Those would be some good first steps.
In the meantime, I'm going to pray for this person.
(47:23):
I mentioned that last evening to a friend. He's like,
I'm just so mad. I think this person is so stupid.
There's no saving. I'm like, well, I get it. I
get the frustration, but no one's beyond saving. I believe
Jesus' grace can extend even this far. If if he's
(47:45):
willing to change. So I'm going to pray for this
person and I hope the best. And I hope, I
hope things change last but not least, uh, here on deprogrammed.
And I wanted to do something a little bit, you know,
I would be, I know we did a couple of
funny clips and stuff, but I want to do something, uh, that's,
(48:08):
that's not so like serious news, um, or things in the,
in the news necessarily. and just kind of talk about
what's going on, uh, uh, coming in the cinema. Um, this,
this young man's going to be playing Sylvester Stallone who
played Rocky, of course, famously, uh, many times. Um, and, um, the,
(48:37):
I play Rocky trailer, um, Peter Fairley, uh, recreates Sylvester
Stallone's incredibly, uh, incredible Rocky origin story. Peter, Peter Fraley's
I play Rocky will be released in November this year.
So I'm quite excited for it. It's a major fall
release slot indicating that the Amazon MGM has positioned the
(49:00):
film for awards contention. And for good reason, the studio
has seen the film test extremely well over the last
few months and hopes the buzz will continue to build.
following its likely world premiere at uh, T I F
F in September. Um, a trailer has now been released
for I play Rocky and it looks like a total
(49:22):
crowd pleaser. Uh, critics will be sharpening their knives, but fall, uh,
festival audiences might embrace this film, uh, which is, uh,
which as I said, has been testing through the roof, uh,
fairly from the green book, uh, directs the film, which
is inspired by the story of how Sylvester Stallone came
(49:44):
to make his 1976 boxing classic Rocky. And what better
way to cast Stallone than by signing his doppelganger? No, really,
this guy looks like his duplicate. He really does. He
looks a lot like a young Sylvester Stallone. He's even
got the Italian dark circles that Sylvester has. His name
(50:08):
is Anthony Ippolito. who previously played Al Pacino and Paramount's
limited series, The Offer, which I need to go back
and see that too. Although I don't care for Al Pacino.
I think that that sounds like a pretty cool little series.
But is this stunt casting? You can be the judge.
(50:29):
I'm not familiar enough with Apolito's work to weigh in,
but these first images from the set of I Play
Rocky emphasize just how much of a dead ringer he is.
They can be seen below here. Now, they had some
pictures here in the article, but I think we'll just
stick with the one here. It says, Stallone did not
(50:50):
give his blessing to the project, but he hasn't criticized
its existence either. He has said he'll wait to see
the finished film before passing judgment. The plot is said
to follow his early life as a struggling actor with
a partially paralyzed face, and a speech impediment who writes
a script that a big movie studio wants to buy,
(51:12):
but he refuses to sell it unless he gets to
play the lead, which is how things panned out, according
to Sylvester in many interviews. Aipolito is part of the
cast that includes Anna-Sophia Robb as Sasha Zak and Matt
(51:32):
Dillon as Frank Stallone Sr., Steven James as Carl Weathers,
PJ Byrne as producer Erwin Winkler, and Jay Duplass as Rocky,
director John G. Alveston. I'm sorry if I got that
name wrong. But fairly recently released two prime video comedies.
(51:57):
Ricky Stanecki, uh, which was kind of silly, which was
actually a decent laugh. And this year's, uh, balls up,
which was not, that was, that was a terrible, that
was a stinker. Um, before that he directed the mixed
reviewed the greatest beer run ever. And of course, uh,
he won two Oscars for the 2018 best picture winner
green book. Uh, I've, I've heard a lot of good
(52:19):
things about green book. I have yet to back, go
back and watch it, but I've heard a lot of
good things. Um, before this solo stretch, he co-directed his
brother Bobby and a handful of, uh, classics, uh, including
dumb and dumber. So we're all familiar with that one.
That's a great one. That's actually in the, in, in our, uh,
opener dumb and dumber. Uh, and there's something about Mary, uh,
(52:41):
pretty good, uh, classic comedy and Kingpin all love, love
the movie Kingpin. Um, and if you guys haven't seen
that trailer yet, um, definitely, uh, go, you know, go
and open another tab and check that, that trailer out for,
I play Rocky. It looks like it's going to be
a good one. Uh, you know, uh, you know, it
(53:02):
says in the article there, you know, Sly says, uh,
Sylvester Sloan, he says that he's going to wait until
the film comes out to pass judgment. I think that's
a good way to do it. Like not, not be
hands-on on your own, uh, biopic, you know, and it's
kind of like, uh, see what people's and the, the
artist's interpretation is of, of your life. Um, cause then
it can end up being closer to, to, it's a
(53:23):
reality because if your hands on it and like, and
you're like, yeah, no, I want to, I want to
put my own information into it a little, you might,
you might muddy the water a little bit, you know,
cause you have, we're going to misremember or, or say
certain things or, or, or cause it to, you know,
go a different direction, you know? And so I think
it looks like a good, it looks like it's going
to be a good watch. It looks like something you
(53:45):
could probably, I don't know if you could take your
family to it. Cause I'm certain that if it's playing
Stallone's early life, that there, there's going to be some,
foul language, probably foul language use. It didn't say the
rating of the film in the article and I didn't
see online what the rating of the film is likely
to be, but a lot of people are saying that
it looks promising and I'm excited. I haven't been excited
(54:07):
for a movie like this in quite a while. And
so I'm hoping that we get some good, some good
cinema this November with that. And, uh, with that, let's, uh,
let's move away back from the, from the news desk. Oops. Uh,
(54:28):
there we go. And, uh, I have other shows programmed
into my, uh, yeah, you see briefly, but you know, anyhow,
it's been so fun having you here, um, for this
show and, um, thank you guys for, for, for, for
(54:49):
tuning in at all. here on the programmed, uh, uh, in, in,
and on eternal affairs. If you, if you haven't been
to eternal affairs, media.com, I do highly recommend it. I'm
looking for someone to get you guys rated out to,
for those of you who are on, um, rumble. I
(55:12):
see that the Southern Patriots are going. So I think
that's what we're going to send you to. And, um,
I'm going to tell you guys to have a wonderful,
wonderful day and to stay in trouble. Why do I
tell you to stay in trouble? Because if you have
(55:33):
Christ in your hearts, you will in fact be in
trouble with the world. The world doesn't want you living
under His grace. That's your salvation first and foremost, and
I pray that each and every one of you has that.
I really do. The world doesn't want you praying to Him,
having a relationship with Him, or reading His Word. And
it definitely doesn't want you going out and doing something
(55:55):
so dangerous as telling others about Him. But I want
to encourage you to do all that anyway and stay
in trouble. Love you guys. Follow Jesus.
Speaker 3 (56:10):
Yeah. They told you what to think, not how to think.
Speaker 2 (56:20):
Time to wake up.
Speaker 3 (56:21):
The program.
Speaker 4 (56:29):
Yeah, static in my head, yeah, they feed it through
the screen. Every headline scripted, every angle too clean. They
sell fear, sell lies, dress it up as truth.
Speaker 5 (56:37):
But I see through the smoke, yeah, I'm back to
the root. They don't want faith, they want blind compliance.
Can't for conviction, silence defiance. But I got fire, ain't
hiding that light.
Speaker 6 (56:47):
Truth in my chest, yeah.
Speaker 2 (56:48):
I came to fight.
Speaker 6 (56:50):
They twist what's real, redefine right. Call wrong, progress keep
dimming the light.
Speaker 2 (56:54):
But I read.
Speaker 6 (56:54):
Between lines, I don't I was lost, now I'm found.
Speaker 2 (56:58):
Yeah, I broke from the cave. I won't bow, I
won't bend. Truth don't change with the trend.
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