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We're going to be talking about the attempted swatting of
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Amy Coney Barrett's home. The White House opened aliens.gov. If
you don't already know about that, we're going to hear
about Bezos' rocket. Jeff Bezos' rocket exploded at Cape Canaveral.
Michigan Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer recants on saying she won't
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run for president. She said, never say never. Uh, right. Bart, uh,
has a story here from, uh, Texas. This is a
Democrat Senate, uh, candidate James Tallarico. Uh, he's at it again.
It says support. He's supporting a gun control that would
ban private firearm sales. And, um, our final, uh, article, uh,
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All right. Back to the news desk. And we'll see
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if we can get... Get some of the rough edges
knocked out of this thing, right? First article we have
from Daily Caller. It's a conservative Supreme Court Justice Amy
Coney Barrett reportedly swatted. Now, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy
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Coney Barrett's home was allegedly swatted Wednesday, according to police
dispatch radio audio shared on X. Police reportedly responded to
a call alleging the sound of gunshots had been fired
at Barrett's home. According to the same audio, which was
shared on X by freelance journalist, Andrew Layden in the audio,
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the dispatcher indicates police units are responding to the suspicious
noise at a residence that has 24 hour security coverage
for a high priority resident of the County. Be advised that,
We have not been able to get an answer on
callback to the complainant's phone number. Unknown if it's going
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to be a swatting situation, the dispatcher says. A police
officer responding to the incident can be heard telling the
dispatcher that he had made contact with security on scene
and that the security officer he spoke with said he
hadn't heard anything. We're just going to meet up with
him first, just to go over everything. um, uh, anything rather, uh,
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the police officer continues. Please confirm the incident, uh, was
a swatting call after speaking, uh, with, uh, Barrett's, uh, security.
Layton said, uh, uh, uh, Layton said in the same, uh, exposed, uh,
visiting the heritage foundation, uh, fellow, uh, Robbie Starbucks shared
Layton's post, uh, of the police dispatch audio on X
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calling the alleged swatting incident attempted murder, which, uh, I'm
on board with that. It's exactly what that is. I mean,
you try to get the police to go up and
guns blazing. Definitely. It says someone tried to get Amy
Coney Barrett, her kids and husband killed last night. That's
what swatting really is. Attempted murder. Cops come in guns blazing,
expecting a shootout. People who initiate these should go to
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prison for life. Thankfully, the cops talked with her security first,
prevented a potential and prevented a potential tragedy. The left
has embraced, evil starbuck wrote now that you know of
course left embraced evil a long time ago uh they
make friends with it they make bedfellows with it matter
of fact it's this month they're making real big bedfellows
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with it um i know that indiana legislation uh because
i'm in indiana uh indiana legislation uh last week was
uh talking about uh they want to embrace sharia law
and the democrats in um in indiana legislation and then
The Democrats in Indiana legislation this week want to embrace
Pride Month. Well, given that something that our lieutenant governor said,
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Micah Begweth said on his Facebook, I think he said
it on X as well. But he said, given that
Sharia law wants to throw Pride Month off a roof, Uh,
isn't that contradictory? That was a great statement. It kind of,
it was, it was a throwaway from Micah, but he's, he's, yeah,
he's on it, man. He's got a great, uh, uh,
even if he, even if he gets away from the
world of, uh, politics, he's got a great comedy future
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him too, but it's true. I mean, it is very contradictory. Um,
Republican Utah, uh, Senator Mike Lee also condemned the incident
on X and this swatting. He said, swatting is an
attempt to get an innocent person killed, in this case,
a sitting Supreme Court justice. The proper response will be
putting the offender in prison for many years, he said.
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A spokesperson for Fairfax County Police Department's confirmed officers responded
to Supreme Court justice's residence. Yesterday evening, which was, you know,
now we're talking about last Wednesday, at approximately 9.02 p.m.,
officers responded to a swatting call at the residence of
a U.S. Supreme Court justice in Fairfax County. The call
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was received through the department's non-emergency line. Officers immediately coordinated
with Supreme Court police personnel assigned to the residence and
quickly determined the report was fictitious. No additional police resources
were utilized. The spokesperson said in the email to the
Daily Color, the May 27th incident is not the first
time Barrett's residence has allegedly been targeted. after the Supreme
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court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, the pro abortion group,
Ruth sent us, you know, cause Ruth Bader Ginsburg, you know,
that's their, that's how clever the left is, uh, allegedly
released a map showing the location of Barrett's, uh, uh,
the location of Barrett and her fellow conservative justices homes
to encourage walk by protests. According to media, who later
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removed the map for violating its terms of service, uh,
by including the approximate locations of the justices, you know,
because they were giving away, and this article goes on
to actually at least list the home city and state
of the Supreme Court justice, but I'm not going to
read it here to continue that problem. I think Amy deserves,
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you know, the ability to stay safe in all Supreme
Court justices, whether I agree with them or not, should
be allowed to stay safe. They shouldn't be should never
be feeling like they're threatened in any way, shape, or form.
Do you agree? They shouldn't feel threatened in any way, shape,
or form. I'm going to try something here. Okay, yeah.
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That's a little cleaner. Yeah. Anyway. I mean, I'm not
for sure what you guys out there are thinking about,
but this... This fool, I hope they catch up with him,
and I doubt that they'll get to catch up with him.
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I doubt that they're going to hold a trial for
this person that doxxed Amy, but we hope. We hope,
and I hope that if nothing else, Amy Coney Barrett
and her family stay safe, and so do all the
other justices. Like I said, whether I agree with them
or not, they have the right to be safe. This
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is still America after all. And if you're on the
Supreme Court, you should be safe. You should never have
to worry about your life, regardless of what you say. Now,
if you do something that puts your life in danger,
then that's on you. But if you just say stuff
or you support a certain idea or a thought or
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an outcome, that should never– I don't like Contangi Jackson
Brown or Brown Jackson or whatever her name is. Because
I don't remember, they flip-flop her last name, I swear,
to mess with me. I never agreed with her, especially
with the fact that she doesn't know what a woman is,
but I would never want her in harm's way. I
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would never want her in harm's way. I digress. Our
second article is from Newsmax. Whitehouse opens aliens.gov. The Trump
administration on Thursday, this is last week, launched aliens.gov, a
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space-themed immigration enforcement website that borrows the language of UFOs
conspiracy culture to showcase federal arrest data and solicit tips
on illegal immigrants, turning a domain name that had sparked
speculation about extraterrestrial disclosures into a live dashboard of operations
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for immigration and customs enforcement. This image makes some sense now,
doesn't it? If you're to go there, as a matter
of fact, I kind of want to visit that website,
see if it'll let me share it or not. Let
me see. Let me see if I can share it.
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Because I just think it's great. It may or may
not have issues with it. We'll see. All right. They
walk among us. For 60 years, the U.S. government has
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kept a closely guarded secret. Aliens have been walking among us,
living in our neighborhoods, and interacting with us in our
daily lives. They've shopped in our stores, attended the same
classes as our children, and lived seemingly normal existences. With
one exception. Oh, goodness. They do not belong here. Mans
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arrived under the cover of darkness and embedded themselves directly
into our society. Countless presidents, congressmen, and senior officials knew
exactly what was happening. Instead of protecting American citizens, they
chose to cover it up and accelerate the invasion. Until
one man finally had the courage to tell the truth. Bold, unapologetic, unafraid.
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President Trump was the first to call out the real
danger aliens pose to everyday American life and the American family,
every community, and the future of our nation. The truth
is no longer out there. It is right here, right now.
Top secret. Encounters. 3,129,600 plus. Alien arrest map. Got the
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whole arrest map going on. You can go to different
states and everything. Move it around. I got it set
for Indianapolis, Indiana, of course. And look at this. Look
at all these different countries, countries of origin. I mean, just,
you know, craziness. But yeah, you can click on the top.
That's the scroll to continue and click on all these
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different things and look at all the statistics. But it's,
isn't that fantastic? I thought, I thought that was a,
I thought it was a great troll by president Trump.
You know, he said, uh, we do a little trolling.
It's called, we do a little troll. Really fantastic. So yeah,
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if you guys get the chance, go to aliens.gov and
thank me later. And, and well, and you can also,
you know, get some database right there. I mean, live database,
people kept talking about, they want a live database. Well,
now they get their live database. What's going on with ice.
I just go over to aliens.gov and, uh, You know,
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these UFOs make more sense. You have sombreros. Sorry, I'm
just having a little bit of fun with it. All right, well,
let's check in on Jeff Bezos, shall we? Let's check
in on Jeff Bezos. Now, if you hadn't heard.
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A rocket belonging to Jeff Bezos, blue origin. This is
from the national polls, by the way, a company exploded
in a spectacular fireball overnight, potentially disrupting NASA plans for
a U S moon base. What happened? A blue origin
rocket exploded during a ground test at Cape Canaveral space
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force station on Thursday night, causing an extensive damage to
launch to the launch pad and affecting NASA's plans for
a lunar base. The cause of the explosion remains unknown.
I'm just going to go ahead and get that playing
for you guys. So you can kind of watch it
as I read the rest of this here. The explosion
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occurred during a hot fire test with all personnel accounted
for and safe. Blue Origin's new Glenn rocket, intended to
carry 48 low-Earth orbit satellites from Amazon Leo, was involved.
The launch complex completed in 2021. It cost over $ 1 billion.
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The explosion could disrupt NASA's Artemis 3 mission, which involves
Blue Origin in transporting astronauts to the moon. Uh, space
force has warned the public about potential debris, washing ashore,
advising against contact space flight is unforgiving and developing new
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heavy lift launch capability is extraordinarily difficult. Comment to NASA administrator,
Jared Isaacman, adding that the agency would work with our
partners to support a, a thorough investigation, uh, of this anomaly, uh,
assess near-term mission impacts, and get back to launching rockets.
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He confirmed that information on any impacts to the Artemis
and Moon-based programs as it becomes available. Jeff Bezos says
that it was a very rough day, but we'll build
whatever needs rebuilding and get back to flying. It's worth it. Well,
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Jeff Bezos, I don't think you have enough money in
the world, buddy. I know that you're loaded with financials
and it's good for you. But how many billions? One billion.
One billion dollars there up in flames. You know, at
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least Elon goes through and says, well, it exploded. That sucks. Yeah.
You know, when, when Elon's rockets exploded, he's like, well,
you know, back to the drawing board. But, uh, you know,
Jeff Bezos calls it a rough day, a very rough day. Uh, um,
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and I'm not, I'm not a big fan of, uh,
Jeff Bezos' rockets. They, they tend to look, um, a
little too phallic, a little too phallic. Uh, they should probably,
they should probably go back to seeing what, uh, what
Elon has in store for them to, to continue this,
these rocket launches. But, you know, uh, we'll, we'll see how,
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we'll see how it pans out. Now, well, let's talk
about Gretchen Whitmer. Now, if you guys know this, this woman, uh,
she's evil incarnate. I think if, uh, I think that, um, even, even, uh,
Gavin Newsom doesn't have this much evil, uh, embedded into his,
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his body. Uh, he's, you know, he just, he just
can't compete with how much evil this, this woman has. Uh,
but according to just the news, uh, Michigan Democrat governor, uh,
Gretchen Whitmer, she's, she recanted on saying she won't run
for president and saying, never say never, uh, just hours
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after Michigan, uh, Democrat governor Gretchen Whitmer said that she
won't be running for president in 2028. The Democrat, uh,
reversed her statement to say that there's still a possibility
she will run. God help us. Whitmer on Thursday told
a Fox affiliate in Detroit that she was absolutely certain
that she wouldn't be among the candidates in the next
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presidential election. She said, there will be a robust group
of people running for president and I will not be
one of them in 2028. I can tell you that.
She probably got the talk. They're like, look, we got
like AOC, Gavin Newsom, You know, we don't have, we
don't have a great deal of, we have, you know,
we don't have a great deal of people to pick from.
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So we kind of need you. And I don't know
what her appeal is. I have no idea. She even
looks like a villain character from, I mean, if you ever,
if you're a child of eighties cartoons and nineties cartoons, well, heck,
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I mean, anything from GI jokes, she looks like a
villain character. She just, she's in real life. She's a villain.
She's a villain character. Um, this is just hours after
she gave that interview though. Whitmer, uh, retracted the statement
at the annual gathering of Michigan civic and business leaders,
Michigan live reported. She said, I never thought I would
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run for governor. So I guess I should know better.
Never say never. She said, Whitmer is nearing the end
of her second term as governor. And due to, to
due to term limits, uh, She will not have a
third term. She is among several high-profile Democratic governors, considering
the potential 2028 presidential candidates, including California's Gavin Newsom, Maryland's
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Wes Moore, Pennsylvania's Josh Shapiro, and Illinois' Jamie Pritzker. There's
a lineup of ship of fools. Yeah, we'll see how
that turns out for them. I don't see a lot
of fruit coming from this. I think we're going to,
I think you're going to see more problems than not. I,
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this woman is just, she's just, she permeates so much evil.
I mean, I don't know if you guys remember during COVID,
but a lot of, a lot of folks died because
of this woman. A lot of folks died. She, she was, um,
It was just awful. You're not allowed to go anywhere.
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You're not allowed to do anything. Locking people down. Putting
the vagrants that they picked up off the street, if
they had COVID, they didn't go to jail. They were
placed in old folks' homes. Okay, if you're out here
breaking the law, why aren't you in jail? Oh, we
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had COVID, so we got to put them in an
old folks' home? make the math math, right? Make it
make sense. It doesn't. And it won't quite sad. I
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know I'm moving through these articles quite quickly. And so we,
we may, I may just pull up another one for
you guys, a bonus. But I've been champing at the
bit to get on here because I, He had technical
difficulties Saturday. So anyway, our fifth article we have from
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Breitbart in Texas. Democrat Senate candidate James Tallarico supports gun
control that would ban private firearm sales. Under the heading
Public Safety and Justice on his campaign website, securing background
checks for all guns is listed as one of Tallarico's priorities.
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should he be elected to the Senate. Another priority is
the passage of a firearm storage law. Such laws typically
set forth how guns must be stored, often locked in
a safe or container, sometimes separate from ammunition, in order
to protect children at home. Someone's coming into your house,
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whether it be a vagrant, somebody who's just legitimately just
wanting to uh, come in and steal stuff or hurt you,
or maybe, you know, I don't know the government. I'm
going to keep things loaded. Just saying, I'm not, I'm
not going to separate my ammunition from my hole puncher.
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I'm just not going to do it. Um, and, and, uh, well, uh,
let's just, let's just continue to see what he has
to say. I had to say, is it a third
priority to raise, uh, is to raise the minimum age, uh,
at which someone could purchase semi-automatic rifles with a certain
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military style features like high capacity magazines. Uh, Tallarico is, uh,
running against Republican Senate candidate, Ken Paxton, uh, a staunch
second amendment supporter who as, as Texas attorney general has
used his, uh, position to try to roll back any
impact Biden-era gun controls might have on Texans. For example,
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on April 24, 2026, Paxton's office announced he secured a
landmark legal victory for gun owners for serving an injunction
that prevented enforcement of a Biden Administration Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
and Firearms and Explosives, ATF, rule that unlawfully sought to
violate Americans. constitutional rights to privately buy and sell firearms.
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You should be able, you should be able to do so.
You should be able to just privately, you should be
able to privately buy and sell firearms. There should, there
should never be, you can buy and sell privately swords, right?
Or let's, let's take it a step further because it's
all about, you know, they say it's, well, you know,
it's because guns kill people. Well, it's all about intent.
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So you can buy and sell, privately an automobile, can't you?
Couldn't you use an automobile to kill somebody? Is it
more destructive? I was like, oh, what would you compare
a fully automatic vehicle to as maybe a V8? But
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if you have a four-cylinder, you can privately sell a four-cylinder.
Use your brain. You know, a gun is a tool.
It's a tool for protection, and it's a tool to keep, well,
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it can be a tool to hunt, but that's not
the argument I want to make. There's always the potential
for a government to overtake us. What stops the government
from just coming in and clean sweeping this country? Because
they know. that the potential is behind every blade of grass,
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there's a pistol weight. There are more guns in this
country than there are people. Like by like sevenfold, if
not more. So, This is absolute nonsense. If you're in
Texas right now and you're even considering Tallarico, move. Don't
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you dare. Don't you dare go to that polling boat.
Not for that. They cannot continue to do these unlawful
things and think that it's okay. There has to be
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a point where we have to say the buck truly
stops here. I know I've been talking about Tallarico and
I've had Gretchen Whitmer on there. It says here in 2025,
Paxton joined 25 other state attorneys general in a West
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Virginia-led amicus brief and asked the Supreme Court take up
a challenge to the District of Columbia's lawless restrictions of
the Second Amendment. He sued the city of Dallas more
than once over carry bans that he believed violated Texans'
Second Amendment rights. On April 17, 2025, Paxton said via
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a press release, I will always do everything in my
power to defend Texans' gun rights from cities that would
strip us of our legal rights. So if you're in
Texas and Ken Paxton's your guy, or maybe you just
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like to carry. You're like, I'm not much of a voter.
Get out and vote and vote Ken Paxton. Even if
you don't vote normally, get out and vote. Vote Ken Paxton.
If you want to keep doing what you're doing with
your firearms in Texas, get out and vote and vote
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Ken Paxton. That's what I'm telling you. You have to
do it. There's no ifs, ands, or buts about it.
Because if this fool right here gets himself into office,
he's going to implant ideas that are worse than Biden era.
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And this guy, I have a feeling he's going to
run for president. And there are people out there that
are just stupid enough to fall for it. He pretends
to be Christian. This guy, James Tallarico, pretends to be
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Christian but supports LGBTQ. Real quick, let's talk about that.
Because we've got time before we go into this next article.
Real quick, James Tallarico, let me ask you something. If
you believe in the Bible, you either believe in the
whole Bible or you believe in none of it, right?
You can't cherry pick. I think we can all agree
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on that. Let me dismantle the whole LGBTQ supporting and
being Christian. Sexual immorality. Is sexual immorality a sin? Absolutely.
We have a ton of scripture supporting that. Right? Now
(33:30):
that sex is also straight sex. Any sex that's immoral,
that's a sin. Okay, well then when is sex okay? Hmm. Marriage.
Got it. Oh, well what does both the Old Testament
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and the New Testament, including Jesus who quotes the Old Testament,
say that marriage is? It says it's between a man
and a woman. No matter what testament you're in, you
can't get around this. So sex is only okay during marriage,
and marriage is between a man and a woman. I.e., therefore,
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homosexuality is wrong on every level. You cannot support LGBTQ
and be a Christian. You cannot serve two masters. And
this whole thing about pride, it's demonic. Stop it. If
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you're out there supporting pride, you're out there supporting the devil.
If you're out there supporting pride, you're out there supporting
demons moving through this country. And remember, the left will
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have you believe that they support both, as I mentioned earlier,
they'll have you believe that they support both Sharia law,
which is Islamic beliefs, and pride. You can't support those either.
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As a Christian, you can be nice to Islamic people, certainly,
and pray for them. You can be nice to LGBTQ
people and pray for them, but you can't support that
stuff as a Christian. You can never be like, oh,
that's all right. Go do you. You can separate yourself
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from it and say, okay, that's the world. You go
over there and do that and pray for them. But
you cannot support it. You cannot call yourself Christian and
support those things. As a matter of fact, with Sharia
law specifically, they want to throw all the LGBTQ people
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off roofs, murder them, get rid of them in a fashion.
And they also want to murder you. It's in the Koran.
They want to murder you. They're allowed to lie to you,
treat you as dogs. Islam is allowed to treat you
as dogs. They're allowed to lie to you. It's in
the Quran. You can fact check me if you want,
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but it's in the Quran. Do a quick Google search.
Are Muslims allowed to lie to non-believers of Islam? They're
allowed to lie and they are to tax us until
a certain point and then put us to death when
we don't believe. If we don't convert. That's Sharia law.
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Tell me how that goes along with anything in America.
Tell me how that mixes with anything American. And it's like, okay, USA, no,
it doesn't mix. It has no place here. Everywhere Sharia
law goes, things get destroyed. Everywhere pride goes, things get destroyed.
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Let's talk about pride for a second. Pride is the
original sin. Did you know that? I'm not even talking
about the homosexuality, but pride itself. What do you have
pride in? Your choice of friction? That's disgusting. The first
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sin was pride. Why was the first sin pride? Well,
there was an angel created perfect. His name was Lucifer.
And he decided himself better than God. He was going
to sit on the throne of God and he was
going to take his place. God said, I don't think so, son.
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That's not how this works. That's not how any of
this works. And he fell. That's why people have the saying,
even though it's not in the Bible, they have the
saying that probably come up before the fall, but because
that's because of what happened with Lucifer. Those words specifically
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are not in the Bible, but you can ascertain it
from what happened. I had to talk about it. It's, it's,
it's been on my mind for, for several days. And
you can take it or leave it, but I'm telling you,
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you cannot call yourself a Christian, and this guy calls
himself a Christian, but supports LGBTQ and Islam. Has no
place here. This is the United States. Neither one of
those have a place here. They don't. They just don't.
This is a Christian nation. And you can quote me.
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All right. Finally, FCC versus Disney. This is also from Breitbart.
FCC details Disney's history of alleged discrimination based on race, gender,
and other protected classes. Disney-owned ABC on Thursday last week
asked the Federal Communications Commission, FCC, to renew its licenses
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for eight broadcast television stations. However, it also attacked Carr
over alleged free speech issues. Carr initiated the early license
renewal process in April, citing Disney's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
The FCC chairman has spent much of his chairmanship reviewing
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companies that have uh, in invidious discriminatory DEI policies. Carr
said in a statement, the FCC has been investigating Disney
over a year now, uh, after reports surfaced alleging that
it has been discriminating against people based on race, gender,
or other protected characteristics in violation of federal non-discrimination laws. The,
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the allegations include concerns about Disney's hiring, promoting, compensating, and
providing discriminatory, or denying workplace opportunities based on protected characteristics.
Disney only filed these applications to renew their ABC broadcast
license after the FCC informed the company that their responses
to the agency's investigation had been disingenuous, deficient, and improper.
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Broadcast licenses have a unique obligation to operate in the
public interest. The FCC will follow the facts and law
wherever they may lead. Emphasis added. He also said, as
a result, Spectrum is extremely valuable. Spectrum auctions... Let's see here.
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Is this a continuation of what I was reading? Hmm. Okay. Okay. Yeah, okay, yeah.
So yeah, Spectrum is extremely valuable. Spectrum auctions routinely bring
in billions of dollars for the same Spectrum broadcasters used
for free, and exchange broadcasters are required to operate the
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public interest of the communities they serve. This sets them
apart from distributors that use other technologies, including the internet,
cable channels, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, so that
was not part of what I was reading.
Speaker 1 (42:03):
All right.
Speaker 3 (42:04):
They have advertisements embedded right in there. But it says
the FCC on Thursday issued a public notice that broadcasters
which operate on public airwaves should operate in the public's interest,
the FCC wrote. In Carr's letter to Disney, then-Disney CEO
Robert Iger, in March 2025, he cited multiple reports of
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alleged discrimination by Disney. He said in recent years, Disney
made DEI a key priority for the company's businesses and
and embedded explicit race and gender-based criteria across its operations. Indeed,
public reports, including ones based on whistleblower documents, paint a
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disturbing picture of Disney's DEI practices. In at least one account,
a Disney employee described the company's decision to launch what
would amount to racially segregated affinity groups in spaces. The
company also publicly launched a reimagined tomorrow initiative. It would
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appear as a mechanism for advancing its DEI mission. It
also implemented mandatory inclusion standards across ABC, requiring, for example,
that 50% of regular and reoccurring characters be drawn from
underrepresented groups. These standards may have forced racial and identity
quotas into every level of production, demanding that 50% or
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more of writers, directors, crew, and vendors be selected based
on group identity. It appears that executive bonuses may also
have been tied to DEI performance, and ABC has utilized
race-based hiring databases and restricted fellowships to select demographic groups.
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I can tell you from experience that I went some
time ago, just a couple years back, I went to
a Disney auditions through an agency, and the agency loved me.
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The agency loved me, and they said, hey, we think
you'd be a great fit for a lot of TV programming,
as a matter of fact. you're absolutely fantastic. And we
would love to, we would love to continue to work
with you. But then, um, things were where I, you know,
(44:39):
I have, I've been doing this for, uh, this is
my fifth year of doing, doing this revolver broadcasting, my,
my home network, uh, I'm in my fifth year. And
so that's public. I don't hide it. I don't put
it away. At that time, I was in my third year.
And Disney took one look at that. After they had
(45:03):
already greenlit me and said, hey, we would probably like
to bring you on. You're perfect for X, Y, and
Z and everything the agency was talking. And then I'm
shut out. I wonder why that is. Political, maybe. Likely.
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I didn't check a box. Right. I didn't check multiple boxes.
I didn't check any boxes. Straight white male. I'm ultimately
happy for it because Disney has just went so far
off the rails. ABC has went so far off the rails.
I'm glad that I never got stuck in that because
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once you're locked into a contract there, you have to
be a character for so long. You have to do
these certain things. You have to You're not allowed to,
you know, apparently you can say whatever still, as long
as it lines up with their beliefs, right? Because, you know, Ziegler, right?
Or whatever her name is, the new alleged Snow White
who was not white at all. It's like, it's in
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the name, guys. It's in the name. The character is pale.
She's the fairest of them all. What does fairest mean?
It means fair skinned. It's like the whole debacle with
the Odyssey. And then you have Elliot Page playing a
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male character, which is Ellen Page. It's always going to
be Ellen Page. They ruined that girl. She was a
beautiful woman, actually. She was. I believe that they groomed her.
I really do. I believe that she was groomed and
made to think this crazy stuff. But then they also
(47:03):
decided to make Helen of Troy a black character. Helen
of Troy is described as having pale arms. Pale. What
does pale mean? Well, if words have meaning, It's white.
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And Helena Troi is described as skin glowing from never
being in the sun. Well, if you're never in the
sun and you have pale arms, you're not just white,
you're white. Right? And they seen her as such a
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beauty because her skin was like that of a cream
or a milk. It was that smooth, pale. A lot
of things happening out there, guys. Keep fighting the good fight, right?
Keep fighting the good fight. Don't get caught up in it, man.
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Don't let it take your joy. I'll tell you that.
Don't let it take your joy. I want to remind
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we can get a a time slot change maybe if
this works out better for you guys um I seen
a few more crawling in and out, so we'll see
how it works out. We'll see how it works out. But, um,
ultimately once again, thank you guys for joining me. And
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I'm going to tell you, uh, as I, as I,
as I always do to stay in trouble. And why
do I tell you to stay in trouble? because if
you have Christ in your hearts, you will in fact
be in trouble with the world. The world doesn't want
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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, reading his word.
And it definitely doesn't want you going out and doing
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something so dangerous that He's telling others about him. We've
seen that all too often in recent history. All too
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What do we got for you tonight? Well, we're here
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I guess. We'll go with that. We got quite a
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few things going on. Tried to do this on Saturday.
Had a number of technical difficulties, but we, you know.
So these stories may seem a little backed up to you, but,
you know, hey, they're still relevant. And I guarantee you,
if you stick around, you're going to have a good time.
We're going to be talking about the attempted swatting of
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Amy Coney Barrett's home. The White House opened aliens.gov. If
you don't already know about that, we're going to hear
about Bezos' rocket. Jeff Bezos' rocket exploded at Cape Canaveral.
Michigan Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer recants on saying she won't
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run for president. She said, never say never. Uh, right. Bart, uh,
has a story here from, uh, Texas. This is a
Democrat Senate, uh, candidate James Tallarico. Uh, he's at it again.
It says support. He's supporting a gun control that would
ban private firearm sales. And, um, our final, uh, article, uh,
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will be the FCC versus Disney. Uh, there's just a
lot going on there. Uh, you know how Disney Disney
is Disney going to Disney, right? Uh, So we'll talk
about all those things. Um, as we get into it,
let me just get some stuff closed out here. Cause
I had to, I had to scramble to get to
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up and running is it was not working at first. Uh,
so it's good to know that it is, uh, up
and running now. I get over here to the news desk. Oops,
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I told you everything is just kind of, kind of
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All right. Back to the news desk. And we'll see
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if we can get... Get some of the rough edges
knocked out of this thing, right? First article we have
from Daily Caller. It's a conservative Supreme Court Justice Amy
Coney Barrett reportedly swatted. Now, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy
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Coney Barrett's home was allegedly swatted Wednesday, according to police
dispatch radio audio shared on X. Police reportedly responded to
a call alleging the sound of gunshots had been fired
at Barrett's home. According to the same audio, which was
shared on X by freelance journalist, Andrew Layden in the audio,
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the dispatcher indicates police units are responding to the suspicious
noise at a residence that has 24 hour security coverage
for a high priority resident of the County. Be advised that,
We have not been able to get an answer on
callback to the complainant's phone number. Unknown if it's going
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to be a swatting situation, the dispatcher says. A police
officer responding to the incident can be heard telling the
dispatcher that he had made contact with security on scene
and that the security officer he spoke with said he
hadn't heard anything. We're just going to meet up with
him first, just to go over everything. um, uh, anything rather, uh,
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the police officer continues. Please confirm the incident, uh, was
a swatting call after speaking, uh, with, uh, Barrett's, uh, security.
Layton said, uh, uh, uh, Layton said in the same, uh, exposed, uh,
visiting the heritage foundation, uh, fellow, uh, Robbie Starbucks shared
Layton's post, uh, of the police dispatch audio on X
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calling the alleged swatting incident attempted murder, which, uh, I'm
on board with that. It's exactly what that is. I mean,
you try to get the police to go up and
guns blazing. Definitely. It says someone tried to get Amy
Coney Barrett, her kids and husband killed last night. That's
what swatting really is. Attempted murder. Cops come in guns blazing,
expecting a shootout. People who initiate these should go to
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prison for life. Thankfully, the cops talked with her security first,
prevented a potential and prevented a potential tragedy. The left
has embraced, evil starbuck wrote now that you know of
course left embraced evil a long time ago uh they
make friends with it they make bedfellows with it matter
of fact it's this month they're making real big bedfellows
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with it um i know that indiana legislation uh because
i'm in indiana uh indiana legislation uh last week was
uh talking about uh they want to embrace sharia law
and the democrats in um in indiana legislation and then
The Democrats in Indiana legislation this week want to embrace
Pride Month. Well, given that something that our lieutenant governor said,
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Micah Begweth said on his Facebook, I think he said
it on X as well. But he said, given that
Sharia law wants to throw Pride Month off a roof, Uh,
isn't that contradictory? That was a great statement. It kind of,
it was, it was a throwaway from Micah, but he's, he's, yeah,
he's on it, man. He's got a great, uh, uh,
even if he, even if he gets away from the
world of, uh, politics, he's got a great comedy future
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him too, but it's true. I mean, it is very contradictory. Um,
Republican Utah, uh, Senator Mike Lee also condemned the incident
on X and this swatting. He said, swatting is an
attempt to get an innocent person killed, in this case,
a sitting Supreme Court justice. The proper response will be
putting the offender in prison for many years, he said.
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A spokesperson for Fairfax County Police Department's confirmed officers responded
to Supreme Court justice's residence. Yesterday evening, which was, you know,
now we're talking about last Wednesday, at approximately 9.02 p.m.,
officers responded to a swatting call at the residence of
a U.S. Supreme Court justice in Fairfax County. The call
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was received through the department's non-emergency line. Officers immediately coordinated
with Supreme Court police personnel assigned to the residence and
quickly determined the report was fictitious. No additional police resources
were utilized. The spokesperson said in the email to the
Daily Color, the May 27th incident is not the first
time Barrett's residence has allegedly been targeted. after the Supreme
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court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, the pro abortion group,
Ruth sent us, you know, cause Ruth Bader Ginsburg, you know,
that's their, that's how clever the left is, uh, allegedly
released a map showing the location of Barrett's, uh, uh,
the location of Barrett and her fellow conservative justices homes
to encourage walk by protests. According to media, who later
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removed the map for violating its terms of service, uh,
by including the approximate locations of the justices, you know,
because they were giving away, and this article goes on
to actually at least list the home city and state
of the Supreme Court justice, but I'm not going to
read it here to continue that problem. I think Amy deserves,
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you know, the ability to stay safe in all Supreme
Court justices, whether I agree with them or not, should
be allowed to stay safe. They shouldn't be should never
be feeling like they're threatened in any way, shape, or form.
Do you agree? They shouldn't feel threatened in any way, shape,
or form. I'm going to try something here. Okay, yeah.
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That's a little cleaner. Yeah. Anyway. I mean, I'm not
for sure what you guys out there are thinking about,
but this... This fool, I hope they catch up with him,
and I doubt that they'll get to catch up with him.
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I doubt that they're going to hold a trial for
this person that doxxed Amy, but we hope. We hope,
and I hope that if nothing else, Amy Coney Barrett
and her family stay safe, and so do all the
other justices. Like I said, whether I agree with them
or not, they have the right to be safe. This
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is still America after all. And if you're on the
Supreme Court, you should be safe. You should never have
to worry about your life, regardless of what you say. Now,
if you do something that puts your life in danger,
then that's on you. But if you just say stuff
or you support a certain idea or a thought or
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an outcome, that should never– I don't like Contangi Jackson
Brown or Brown Jackson or whatever her name is. Because
I don't remember, they flip-flop her last name, I swear,
to mess with me. I never agreed with her, especially
with the fact that she doesn't know what a woman is,
but I would never want her in harm's way. I
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would never want her in harm's way. I digress. Our
second article is from Newsmax. Whitehouse opens aliens.gov. The Trump
administration on Thursday, this is last week, launched aliens.gov, a
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space-themed immigration enforcement website that borrows the language of UFOs
conspiracy culture to showcase federal arrest data and solicit tips
on illegal immigrants, turning a domain name that had sparked
speculation about extraterrestrial disclosures into a live dashboard of operations
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for immigration and customs enforcement. This image makes some sense now,
doesn't it? If you're to go there, as a matter
of fact, I kind of want to visit that website,
see if it'll let me share it or not. Let
me see. Let me see if I can share it.
(14:54):
Because I just think it's great. It may or may
not have issues with it. We'll see. All right. They
walk among us. For 60 years, the U.S. government has
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kept a closely guarded secret. Aliens have been walking among us,
living in our neighborhoods, and interacting with us in our
daily lives. They've shopped in our stores, attended the same
classes as our children, and lived seemingly normal existences. With
one exception. Oh, goodness. They do not belong here. Mans
(15:39):
arrived under the cover of darkness and embedded themselves directly
into our society. Countless presidents, congressmen, and senior officials knew
exactly what was happening. Instead of protecting American citizens, they
chose to cover it up and accelerate the invasion. Until
one man finally had the courage to tell the truth. Bold, unapologetic, unafraid.
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President Trump was the first to call out the real
danger aliens pose to everyday American life and the American family,
every community, and the future of our nation. The truth
is no longer out there. It is right here, right now.
Top secret. Encounters. 3,129,600 plus. Alien arrest map. Got the
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whole arrest map going on. You can go to different
states and everything. Move it around. I got it set
for Indianapolis, Indiana, of course. And look at this. Look
at all these different countries, countries of origin. I mean, just,
you know, craziness. But yeah, you can click on the top.
That's the scroll to continue and click on all these
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different things and look at all the statistics. But it's,
isn't that fantastic? I thought, I thought that was a,
I thought it was a great troll by president Trump.
You know, he said, uh, we do a little trolling.
It's called, we do a little troll. Really fantastic. So yeah,
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if you guys get the chance, go to aliens.gov and
thank me later. And, and well, and you can also,
you know, get some database right there. I mean, live database,
people kept talking about, they want a live database. Well,
now they get their live database. What's going on with ice.
I just go over to aliens.gov and, uh, You know,
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these UFOs make more sense. You have sombreros. Sorry, I'm
just having a little bit of fun with it. All right, well,
let's check in on Jeff Bezos, shall we? Let's check
in on Jeff Bezos. Now, if you hadn't heard.
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A rocket belonging to Jeff Bezos, blue origin. This is
from the national polls, by the way, a company exploded
in a spectacular fireball overnight, potentially disrupting NASA plans for
a U S moon base. What happened? A blue origin
rocket exploded during a ground test at Cape Canaveral space
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force station on Thursday night, causing an extensive damage to
launch to the launch pad and affecting NASA's plans for
a lunar base. The cause of the explosion remains unknown.
I'm just going to go ahead and get that playing
for you guys. So you can kind of watch it
as I read the rest of this here. The explosion
(18:41):
occurred during a hot fire test with all personnel accounted
for and safe. Blue Origin's new Glenn rocket, intended to
carry 48 low-Earth orbit satellites from Amazon Leo, was involved.
The launch complex completed in 2021. It cost over $ 1 billion.
(19:08):
The explosion could disrupt NASA's Artemis 3 mission, which involves
Blue Origin in transporting astronauts to the moon. Uh, space
force has warned the public about potential debris, washing ashore,
advising against contact space flight is unforgiving and developing new
(19:28):
heavy lift launch capability is extraordinarily difficult. Comment to NASA administrator,
Jared Isaacman, adding that the agency would work with our
partners to support a, a thorough investigation, uh, of this anomaly, uh,
assess near-term mission impacts, and get back to launching rockets.
(19:50):
He confirmed that information on any impacts to the Artemis
and Moon-based programs as it becomes available. Jeff Bezos says
that it was a very rough day, but we'll build
whatever needs rebuilding and get back to flying. It's worth it. Well,
(20:12):
Jeff Bezos, I don't think you have enough money in
the world, buddy. I know that you're loaded with financials
and it's good for you. But how many billions? One billion.
One billion dollars there up in flames. You know, at
(20:36):
least Elon goes through and says, well, it exploded. That sucks. Yeah.
You know, when, when Elon's rockets exploded, he's like, well,
you know, back to the drawing board. But, uh, you know,
Jeff Bezos calls it a rough day, a very rough day. Uh, um,
(20:56):
and I'm not, I'm not a big fan of, uh,
Jeff Bezos' rockets. They, they tend to look, um, a
little too phallic, a little too phallic. Uh, they should probably,
they should probably go back to seeing what, uh, what
Elon has in store for them to, to continue this,
these rocket launches. But, you know, uh, we'll, we'll see how,
(21:18):
we'll see how it pans out. Now, well, let's talk
about Gretchen Whitmer. Now, if you guys know this, this woman, uh,
she's evil incarnate. I think if, uh, I think that, um, even, even, uh,
Gavin Newsom doesn't have this much evil, uh, embedded into his,
(21:38):
his body. Uh, he's, you know, he just, he just
can't compete with how much evil this, this woman has. Uh,
but according to just the news, uh, Michigan Democrat governor, uh,
Gretchen Whitmer, she's, she recanted on saying she won't run
for president and saying, never say never, uh, just hours
(22:00):
after Michigan, uh, Democrat governor Gretchen Whitmer said that she
won't be running for president in 2028. The Democrat, uh,
reversed her statement to say that there's still a possibility
she will run. God help us. Whitmer on Thursday told
a Fox affiliate in Detroit that she was absolutely certain
that she wouldn't be among the candidates in the next
(22:22):
presidential election. She said, there will be a robust group
of people running for president and I will not be
one of them in 2028. I can tell you that.
She probably got the talk. They're like, look, we got
like AOC, Gavin Newsom, You know, we don't have, we
don't have a great deal of, we have, you know,
we don't have a great deal of people to pick from.
(22:43):
So we kind of need you. And I don't know
what her appeal is. I have no idea. She even
looks like a villain character from, I mean, if you ever,
if you're a child of eighties cartoons and nineties cartoons, well, heck,
(23:04):
I mean, anything from GI jokes, she looks like a
villain character. She just, she's in real life. She's a villain.
She's a villain character. Um, this is just hours after
she gave that interview though. Whitmer, uh, retracted the statement
at the annual gathering of Michigan civic and business leaders,
Michigan live reported. She said, I never thought I would
(23:25):
run for governor. So I guess I should know better.
Never say never. She said, Whitmer is nearing the end
of her second term as governor. And due to, to
due to term limits, uh, She will not have a
third term. She is among several high-profile Democratic governors, considering
the potential 2028 presidential candidates, including California's Gavin Newsom, Maryland's
(23:50):
Wes Moore, Pennsylvania's Josh Shapiro, and Illinois' Jamie Pritzker. There's
a lineup of ship of fools. Yeah, we'll see how
that turns out for them. I don't see a lot
of fruit coming from this. I think we're going to,
I think you're going to see more problems than not. I,
(24:16):
this woman is just, she's just, she permeates so much evil.
I mean, I don't know if you guys remember during COVID,
but a lot of, a lot of folks died because
of this woman. A lot of folks died. She, she was, um,
It was just awful. You're not allowed to go anywhere.
(24:40):
You're not allowed to do anything. Locking people down. Putting
the vagrants that they picked up off the street, if
they had COVID, they didn't go to jail. They were
placed in old folks' homes. Okay, if you're out here
breaking the law, why aren't you in jail? Oh, we
(25:02):
had COVID, so we got to put them in an
old folks' home? make the math math, right? Make it
make sense. It doesn't. And it won't quite sad. I
(25:23):
know I'm moving through these articles quite quickly. And so we,
we may, I may just pull up another one for
you guys, a bonus. But I've been champing at the
bit to get on here because I, He had technical
difficulties Saturday. So anyway, our fifth article we have from
(25:45):
Breitbart in Texas. Democrat Senate candidate James Tallarico supports gun
control that would ban private firearm sales. Under the heading
Public Safety and Justice on his campaign website, securing background
checks for all guns is listed as one of Tallarico's priorities.
(26:10):
should he be elected to the Senate. Another priority is
the passage of a firearm storage law. Such laws typically
set forth how guns must be stored, often locked in
a safe or container, sometimes separate from ammunition, in order
to protect children at home. Someone's coming into your house,
(26:31):
whether it be a vagrant, somebody who's just legitimately just
wanting to uh, come in and steal stuff or hurt you,
or maybe, you know, I don't know the government. I'm
going to keep things loaded. Just saying, I'm not, I'm
not going to separate my ammunition from my hole puncher.
(26:57):
I'm just not going to do it. Um, and, and, uh, well, uh,
let's just, let's just continue to see what he has
to say. I had to say, is it a third
priority to raise, uh, is to raise the minimum age, uh,
at which someone could purchase semi-automatic rifles with a certain
(27:18):
military style features like high capacity magazines. Uh, Tallarico is, uh,
running against Republican Senate candidate, Ken Paxton, uh, a staunch
second amendment supporter who as, as Texas attorney general has
used his, uh, position to try to roll back any
impact Biden-era gun controls might have on Texans. For example,
(27:44):
on April 24, 2026, Paxton's office announced he secured a
landmark legal victory for gun owners for serving an injunction
that prevented enforcement of a Biden Administration Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
and Firearms and Explosives, ATF, rule that unlawfully sought to
violate Americans. constitutional rights to privately buy and sell firearms.
(28:10):
You should be able, you should be able to do so.
You should be able to just privately, you should be
able to privately buy and sell firearms. There should, there
should never be, you can buy and sell privately swords, right?
Or let's, let's take it a step further because it's
all about, you know, they say it's, well, you know,
it's because guns kill people. Well, it's all about intent.
(28:31):
So you can buy and sell, privately an automobile, can't you?
Couldn't you use an automobile to kill somebody? Is it
more destructive? I was like, oh, what would you compare
a fully automatic vehicle to as maybe a V8? But
(28:59):
if you have a four-cylinder, you can privately sell a four-cylinder.
Use your brain. You know, a gun is a tool.
It's a tool for protection, and it's a tool to keep, well,
(29:23):
it can be a tool to hunt, but that's not
the argument I want to make. There's always the potential
for a government to overtake us. What stops the government
from just coming in and clean sweeping this country? Because
they know. that the potential is behind every blade of grass,
(29:44):
there's a pistol weight. There are more guns in this
country than there are people. Like by like sevenfold, if
not more. So, This is absolute nonsense. If you're in
Texas right now and you're even considering Tallarico, move. Don't
(30:11):
you dare. Don't you dare go to that polling boat.
Not for that. They cannot continue to do these unlawful
things and think that it's okay. There has to be
(30:34):
a point where we have to say the buck truly
stops here. I know I've been talking about Tallarico and
I've had Gretchen Whitmer on there. It says here in 2025,
Paxton joined 25 other state attorneys general in a West
(30:55):
Virginia-led amicus brief and asked the Supreme Court take up
a challenge to the District of Columbia's lawless restrictions of
the Second Amendment. He sued the city of Dallas more
than once over carry bans that he believed violated Texans'
Second Amendment rights. On April 17, 2025, Paxton said via
(31:17):
a press release, I will always do everything in my
power to defend Texans' gun rights from cities that would
strip us of our legal rights. So if you're in
Texas and Ken Paxton's your guy, or maybe you just
(31:38):
like to carry. You're like, I'm not much of a voter.
Get out and vote and vote Ken Paxton. Even if
you don't vote normally, get out and vote. Vote Ken Paxton.
If you want to keep doing what you're doing with
your firearms in Texas, get out and vote and vote
(31:59):
Ken Paxton. That's what I'm telling you. You have to
do it. There's no ifs, ands, or buts about it.
Because if this fool right here gets himself into office,
he's going to implant ideas that are worse than Biden era.
(32:21):
And this guy, I have a feeling he's going to
run for president. And there are people out there that
are just stupid enough to fall for it. He pretends
to be Christian. This guy, James Tallarico, pretends to be
(32:44):
Christian but supports LGBTQ. Real quick, let's talk about that.
Because we've got time before we go into this next article.
Real quick, James Tallarico, let me ask you something. If
you believe in the Bible, you either believe in the
whole Bible or you believe in none of it, right?
You can't cherry pick. I think we can all agree
(33:06):
on that. Let me dismantle the whole LGBTQ supporting and
being Christian. Sexual immorality. Is sexual immorality a sin? Absolutely.
We have a ton of scripture supporting that. Right? Now
(33:30):
that sex is also straight sex. Any sex that's immoral,
that's a sin. Okay, well then when is sex okay? Hmm. Marriage.
Got it. Oh, well what does both the Old Testament
(33:52):
and the New Testament, including Jesus who quotes the Old Testament,
say that marriage is? It says it's between a man
and a woman. No matter what testament you're in, you
can't get around this. So sex is only okay during marriage,
and marriage is between a man and a woman. I.e., therefore,
(34:21):
homosexuality is wrong on every level. You cannot support LGBTQ
and be a Christian. You cannot serve two masters. And
this whole thing about pride, it's demonic. Stop it. If
(34:48):
you're out there supporting pride, you're out there supporting the devil.
If you're out there supporting pride, you're out there supporting
demons moving through this country. And remember, the left will
(35:11):
have you believe that they support both, as I mentioned earlier,
they'll have you believe that they support both Sharia law,
which is Islamic beliefs, and pride. You can't support those either.
(35:33):
As a Christian, you can be nice to Islamic people, certainly,
and pray for them. You can be nice to LGBTQ
people and pray for them, but you can't support that
stuff as a Christian. You can never be like, oh,
that's all right. Go do you. You can separate yourself
(35:54):
from it and say, okay, that's the world. You go
over there and do that and pray for them. But
you cannot support it. You cannot call yourself Christian and
support those things. As a matter of fact, with Sharia
law specifically, they want to throw all the LGBTQ people
(36:17):
off roofs, murder them, get rid of them in a fashion.
And they also want to murder you. It's in the Koran.
They want to murder you. They're allowed to lie to you,
treat you as dogs. Islam is allowed to treat you
as dogs. They're allowed to lie to you. It's in
the Quran. You can fact check me if you want,
(36:40):
but it's in the Quran. Do a quick Google search.
Are Muslims allowed to lie to non-believers of Islam? They're
allowed to lie and they are to tax us until
a certain point and then put us to death when
we don't believe. If we don't convert. That's Sharia law.
(37:05):
Tell me how that goes along with anything in America.
Tell me how that mixes with anything American. And it's like, okay, USA, no,
it doesn't mix. It has no place here. Everywhere Sharia
law goes, things get destroyed. Everywhere pride goes, things get destroyed.
(37:32):
Let's talk about pride for a second. Pride is the
original sin. Did you know that? I'm not even talking
about the homosexuality, but pride itself. What do you have
pride in? Your choice of friction? That's disgusting. The first
(37:57):
sin was pride. Why was the first sin pride? Well,
there was an angel created perfect. His name was Lucifer.
And he decided himself better than God. He was going
to sit on the throne of God and he was
going to take his place. God said, I don't think so, son.
(38:22):
That's not how this works. That's not how any of
this works. And he fell. That's why people have the saying,
even though it's not in the Bible, they have the
saying that probably come up before the fall, but because
that's because of what happened with Lucifer. Those words specifically
(38:42):
are not in the Bible, but you can ascertain it
from what happened. I had to talk about it. It's, it's,
it's been on my mind for, for several days. And
you can take it or leave it, but I'm telling you,
(39:03):
you cannot call yourself a Christian, and this guy calls
himself a Christian, but supports LGBTQ and Islam. Has no
place here. This is the United States. Neither one of
those have a place here. They don't. They just don't.
This is a Christian nation. And you can quote me.
(39:29):
All right. Finally, FCC versus Disney. This is also from Breitbart.
FCC details Disney's history of alleged discrimination based on race, gender,
and other protected classes. Disney-owned ABC on Thursday last week
asked the Federal Communications Commission, FCC, to renew its licenses
(39:54):
for eight broadcast television stations. However, it also attacked Carr
over alleged free speech issues. Carr initiated the early license
renewal process in April, citing Disney's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
The FCC chairman has spent much of his chairmanship reviewing
(40:15):
companies that have uh, in invidious discriminatory DEI policies. Carr
said in a statement, the FCC has been investigating Disney
over a year now, uh, after reports surfaced alleging that
it has been discriminating against people based on race, gender,
or other protected characteristics in violation of federal non-discrimination laws. The,
(40:37):
the allegations include concerns about Disney's hiring, promoting, compensating, and
providing discriminatory, or denying workplace opportunities based on protected characteristics.
Disney only filed these applications to renew their ABC broadcast
license after the FCC informed the company that their responses
to the agency's investigation had been disingenuous, deficient, and improper.
(41:01):
Broadcast licenses have a unique obligation to operate in the
public interest. The FCC will follow the facts and law
wherever they may lead. Emphasis added. He also said, as
a result, Spectrum is extremely valuable. Spectrum auctions... Let's see here.
(41:30):
Is this a continuation of what I was reading? Hmm. Okay. Okay. Yeah, okay, yeah.
So yeah, Spectrum is extremely valuable. Spectrum auctions routinely bring
in billions of dollars for the same Spectrum broadcasters used
for free, and exchange broadcasters are required to operate the
(41:51):
public interest of the communities they serve. This sets them
apart from distributors that use other technologies, including the internet,
cable channels, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, so that
was not part of what I was reading.
Speaker 1 (42:03):
All right.
Speaker 3 (42:04):
They have advertisements embedded right in there. But it says
the FCC on Thursday issued a public notice that broadcasters
which operate on public airwaves should operate in the public's interest,
the FCC wrote. In Carr's letter to Disney, then-Disney CEO
Robert Iger, in March 2025, he cited multiple reports of
(42:24):
alleged discrimination by Disney. He said in recent years, Disney
made DEI a key priority for the company's businesses and
and embedded explicit race and gender-based criteria across its operations. Indeed,
public reports, including ones based on whistleblower documents, paint a
(42:44):
disturbing picture of Disney's DEI practices. In at least one account,
a Disney employee described the company's decision to launch what
would amount to racially segregated affinity groups in spaces. The
company also publicly launched a reimagined tomorrow initiative. It would
(43:05):
appear as a mechanism for advancing its DEI mission. It
also implemented mandatory inclusion standards across ABC, requiring, for example,
that 50% of regular and reoccurring characters be drawn from
underrepresented groups. These standards may have forced racial and identity
quotas into every level of production, demanding that 50% or
(43:28):
more of writers, directors, crew, and vendors be selected based
on group identity. It appears that executive bonuses may also
have been tied to DEI performance, and ABC has utilized
race-based hiring databases and restricted fellowships to select demographic groups.
(43:51):
I can tell you from experience that I went some
time ago, just a couple years back, I went to
a Disney auditions through an agency, and the agency loved me.
(44:16):
The agency loved me, and they said, hey, we think
you'd be a great fit for a lot of TV programming,
as a matter of fact. you're absolutely fantastic. And we
would love to, we would love to continue to work
with you. But then, um, things were where I, you know,
(44:39):
I have, I've been doing this for, uh, this is
my fifth year of doing, doing this revolver broadcasting, my,
my home network, uh, I'm in my fifth year. And
so that's public. I don't hide it. I don't put
it away. At that time, I was in my third year.
And Disney took one look at that. After they had
(45:03):
already greenlit me and said, hey, we would probably like
to bring you on. You're perfect for X, Y, and
Z and everything the agency was talking. And then I'm
shut out. I wonder why that is. Political, maybe. Likely.
(45:29):
I didn't check a box. Right. I didn't check multiple boxes.
I didn't check any boxes. Straight white male. I'm ultimately
happy for it because Disney has just went so far
off the rails. ABC has went so far off the rails.
I'm glad that I never got stuck in that because
(45:51):
once you're locked into a contract there, you have to
be a character for so long. You have to do
these certain things. You have to You're not allowed to,
you know, apparently you can say whatever still, as long
as it lines up with their beliefs, right? Because, you know, Ziegler, right?
Or whatever her name is, the new alleged Snow White
who was not white at all. It's like, it's in
(46:13):
the name, guys. It's in the name. The character is pale.
She's the fairest of them all. What does fairest mean?
It means fair skinned. It's like the whole debacle with
the Odyssey. And then you have Elliot Page playing a
(46:36):
male character, which is Ellen Page. It's always going to
be Ellen Page. They ruined that girl. She was a
beautiful woman, actually. She was. I believe that they groomed her.
I really do. I believe that she was groomed and
made to think this crazy stuff. But then they also
(47:03):
decided to make Helen of Troy a black character. Helen
of Troy is described as having pale arms. Pale. What
does pale mean? Well, if words have meaning, It's white.
(47:25):
And Helena Troi is described as skin glowing from never
being in the sun. Well, if you're never in the
sun and you have pale arms, you're not just white,
you're white. Right? And they seen her as such a
(47:48):
beauty because her skin was like that of a cream
or a milk. It was that smooth, pale. A lot
of things happening out there, guys. Keep fighting the good fight, right?
Keep fighting the good fight. Don't get caught up in it, man.
(48:13):
Don't let it take your joy. I'll tell you that.
Don't let it take your joy. I want to remind
you guys, if you, if you want to, uh, um,
continue to support this, uh, ministry, uh, go to donate.ea media.online.
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Please go there and donate. Um, also, you know, please
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thank you again for joining me here for deprogrammed i'm
glad that it went somewhat swimmingly this time um i'm
(49:07):
gonna talk behind the scenes maybe we can get maybe
we can get a a time slot change maybe if
this works out better for you guys um I seen
a few more crawling in and out, so we'll see
how it works out. We'll see how it works out. But, um,
ultimately once again, thank you guys for joining me. And
(49:28):
I'm going to tell you, uh, as I, as I,
as I always do to stay in trouble. And why
do I tell you to stay in trouble? because if
you have Christ in your hearts, you will in fact
be in trouble with the world. The world doesn't want
(49:48):
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, reading his word.
And it definitely doesn't want you going out and doing
(50:08):
something so dangerous that He's telling others about him. We've
seen that all too often in recent history. All too
often in recent history. And even given that, I want
(50:32):
to encourage you all to get out there and do
it anyway. Step boldly. Step boldly out there and do
it anyway. Stay in trouble. And when I say this,
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I love you guys so very much. We'll see you
on the next one. Keep the notification bells turned on.
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