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24:44And in certain places, they will win. I mean, look, they just won in New York. They ran an absolute communist, leftist, collectivist, quasi-jihadist concoction. That's what he is. He's barely a person in some sense. He's just like a groupthink bleh, Zorhan Mamdami. There, I said his real name. Wasn't that nice to me? I was trying to say Moron Zamboni. Anyway, but he's right. They're going to keep running this test all over the place. And thankfully, a place like Nashville, which actually is a little more lefty than most of the state of Tennessee, they made the right choice. Now, so that, now let's go to Scott Jennings after checking Caitlin Collins as she defends Afton Ben's defund the police comments.

25:26On that, because you said that she, she ran on defund the police. There were her past comments on that, but she said that that was basically when she was a private citizen, before she was representing the state legislature. I mean, that wasn't like a core tenant of her campaign. She talked about affordability. So I think my question is, is do you really think that's what every Democrat looks like? I mean, I don't think that was the main... That was something that criticism of her is obviously in past comments, but that wasn't the, you know, tenant of her campaign or anything. She got asked about it repeatedly and refused to back away from it.

25:57And look, I'm just telling you, this is what Democrats believe and this is what their base wants. It's why she wouldn't go back on it. I was just a private citizen. Oh my gosh, we've never held what you said as a private citizen against you in a political campaign, for goodness sakes. Scott calmly, as always, explaining that this woman, you can't run away from these crazy comments anymore. And by the way, in a normal world, no one that was ever for defunding the police or any of that craziness would even be considered by a mainstream political party. But that is what the left has become. So now we'll go to a video.

26:33So this is Afton Ben herself, just day or two before the election, refusing to admit that funding the police is actually good. Would you like more money for more cops on the streets in your district? So those past comments were at a time when I was a private citizen as an activist and organizer. And now as a Tennessee lawmaker, I represent 40 ,000 individual opinions and political thought. And so what do you think now? Would more money for cops be good or bad? I think it depends on what the community wants. I'm Hannah. I've lost 75 pounds in 20 months with GLP-1s, plus diet and exercise. On Rho, I've gone from struggling to run a mile to running farther every day.

27:17You can access FDA-approved GLP-1s online. Get the support you need to reach your weight loss goals. Go to roe.co slash weight to see if you qualify. I'm a paid Rho partner. 20 % average weight loss in one year in non-diabetics with obesity or overweight with a weight-related medical condition versus 3.1 % and placebo arm. Rx only. To stay informed about serious side effects, go to roe.co slash safety. You're supposed to lead, lady. You're supposed, it's just endless drivel. We're not gonna hear much more about this lady, thankfully, but it wasn't just that she was radical when it came to policing.

27:48This image popped up. I mean, need an abortion, we're here to help. It's like, why are you glorifying abortion? We can all have a debate about abortion. We can have a debate about the heartbeat bill, or should it be six weeks or 12 weeks, or some people don't want it to be at all, or should it be a state's rights issue? But it's like the glorification of it. We found this image, which I, oh, there she, if you need an abortion, there she is for you. Wire hanger, that might be AI. I'm gonna have to, we will do some research on that. One more from Scott Jennings though, because I think he's just nailing how radical the Democrats have become.

28:24And this is why, with some of the fighting that we've seen on the right lately, it's been so disappointing. It's like the left has gone so bananas is that for whatever the differences are on the right, whether they're foreign policy or economic or whatever, it's like, man, if you love this country and if you're not like completely brainbroken, we should all be in on this together and put aside little petty differences and we should be lining up behind Trump and MAGA because we have such an opportunity to continue this and yet we seem to be fighting a bit. But it's like, man, listen to just how crazy these people are, which is why Scott Jennings has become a star.

28:59He likes to define the party around the issues on which the lines are the brightest. You mentioned men and women's sports. This issue sunk the Democrats in 2024. And, you know, if I can't trust you not to put a boy in a girl's locker room, why would I ever listen to you about tax or health care policy? You know, I wouldn't because you're a lunatic. I mean, it's obvious. And so Trump instinctively knows this, and he is a master at putting these issues front and center. And of course, if we're the party of common sense, they are reflexively the party of uncommon nonsense. And they take the opposite to him on every single thing.

29:37Yeah. And that really is the point right now, guys. Trump is going for basic mainstream common sense logic. Again, like dealing with drug dealers that are coming over, like it's a fringe minority. A lot of them happen to be in the media, but it's a fringe minority of people that really care about the injured guy in the boat who was bringing the fentanyl over and is he going to drown? Like people just don't care about that. They were, I don't even want to get into the, the gender thing. We're past that. We're past the obsession with racism and all of that. And again, so this would be my message to people on the right.

30:10That's the opportunity. Listen to what Scott is saying right now. Put aside petty differences because we got a freaking, in less than one year, we have midterms coming up. And if the Democrats win the destruction they will wrought across this country, not only because that's what they literally openly state they want to do. I mean, they are not proud of this country. They want to fundamentally alter it. They do not like capitalism, et cetera, et cetera. But then you also have Donald Trump in a lame duck period, right? Without any real control out of the house. It would be an absolute nightmare.

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31:54Listen to this from Red Wave Press on the Twitter machine. Just in, the Trump administration has officially halted all immigration applications, including citizenship ceremonies for people from 19 countries. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Policy Memorandum. Effective immediately, this memorandum directs U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services personnel to place a hold on all Form 1589 or I-589. application for asylum and withholding of removal, regardless of the alien's country of nationality, pending a comprehensive review. Two, place a hold on pending benefits requests for aliens from countries listed in Presidential Proclamation 1094.9, restricting the entry of foreign nationals to protect the United States from foreign terrorists and other national security and public safety threats, pending a comprehensive review, regardless of entry date.

32:41And three, conduct a comprehensive re-review of approved benefit requests for aliens from countries listed in PP 10949 who entered the United States honor after January 20th, 21. Now that's the interesting date there because you know what happened on that date. That was the first day of the Biden administration. And we simply still do not know how many people came in, right? We hear estimates of 10, 15. I think the highest estimate I've heard is 21 million people in four years. That's more people than most countries on earth. It is an untenable number. You have no idea how many of those people, even if 90 % of 20 million people are great human beings that are productive and functional and everything else, first off, they're illegal, but putting that aside for a second, that means 10 % of the 20 million people, that's a pretty significant number, right?

33:29That's about two mil are bad guys. And if only 10%, I do this math all the time, it means that there's probably a lot of bad people here. And we've only kicked out, even though Trump is doing everything he can, and we'll have more from home in a second, they've only booted about 650 ,000 people in 10 months. So I would say to Trump, you got to keep going on this thing. You've got to keep going. But at the very least, shut down the border. And now we are pausing on 19 countries and trying to figure out who is here. Again, if you think about the country like your house, you cannot fix the rest of your neighborhood or anything else if you don't know who is in your house.

34:08How did they get in your house? Do the locks work? Are they just putting a ladder up and climbing in upstairs and hanging out there and you don't even know that they're there and then they're eating your food and you're going, where's all my food? Like that, we have to deal with our shit first and then we can be good. The American people are good and are not isolationists and wanna help people when and where we can, but not at the expense of America. One of the people who's become the avatar for this absolute lunacy is a woman who married her brother, which is a violation of federal immigration law.

34:40Her name is Ilhan Omar from Minnesota, and Trump doesn't like her very much. We could go one way or the other, and we're going to go the wrong way if we keep taking garbage into our country. Ilhan Omar is garbage. She's garbage. Her friends are garbage. These aren't people that work. These aren't people that say, let's go. Come on, let's make this place great. These are people that do nothing but complain. They complain. And from where they came from, they got nothing. You know, they came from paradise and they said, this isn't paradise. But when they come from hell and they complain and do nothing but bitch, we don't want them in our country.

35:24Let them go back to where they came from and fix it. You don't have to say, when I was watching that clip this morning, I was thinking, you know, is this a little bit of like the part of Trump that people don't like, you know, calling people garbage? Like, is it a bit much? And then I watched the clip two or three times this morning, and then having watched it again just now, in a weird way, I think that's actually Trump at his best. Because he's saying something deeply true. Why is it that people have come from terrible places? Somalia is a pretty terrible place with unbelievable sectarian violence that they're now importing into Minnesota, that doesn't have freedoms, that women are treated horribly.

36:01Don't ask about the gays and other minorities and blah, blah, blah. Like, why do you come from there? And then you come here and you bitch and you moan and you complain about our services and you drain the system as opposed to, and by the way, that's not every single Somali, obviously, but there are people who come here. Senegal is a great example of it. And most of the people that come here from Senegal happen to be black. They come here and they bust their asses, probably like your ancestors did. And they work real hard and they don't ask for handouts and everything else. And they understand that they fled that place to come to this magical place that we are at.

36:38And then they produce and they actually create value. So we showed you that chart the other day about net value that various people from different countries bring. And Somalis, basically, it's about a million dollar deficit per Somali that comes to America in terms of economic value, because they are taking without producing a lot. There are plenty of other people that come from all other countries in the world that produce a lot. So in a weird way, even though the, yes, the language, okay, do you want the president calling people garbage or whatever? Like I'm past that. I'm just past that personally.

37:11Like Trump is Trump and he says true things often in a bit of a loose way, let's say. And well, here he is on that exact point. I don't want them in our country. I'll be honest with you. Okay. Somebody would say, oh, that's not politically correct. I don't care. I don't want them in our country. Their country is no good for a reason. their country stinks and we don't want them in our country. I could say that about other countries too. Yeah, I like the dismissiveness there. I'm not gonna be politically correct. And you know, it's also interesting. Trump loves success more than anything else. What Trump doesn't like are woe is me people.

37:47Like think about somebody walking into the Oval Office that's doing something. One thing that's so obvious about Trump is he likes success. He likes builders. He likes creators. He doesn't even have to like, this is my general sense of him. He doesn't have to like exactly what you're doing, but he likes people that are passionate and doing something. So the thing that the obvious opposite of that would be that the thing that he hates most are lazy people. This is a guy who's busting his ass. You can actually see he's a little tired right now and it's well deserved. The guy could use a couple of days off, I think.

38:18But it's like he's still working, working, working, working. It's almost impossible to picture Trump not working. So he's telling you something very true. He doesn't like when people come here, then bitch and moan about our country, then get on all of these extra services, which then, of course, once you're on those services, the Democrats are usually providing those services. So you end up being a Democrat. But that's a secondary thing. At the psychological level, Donald Trump does not like people who demand things from the system. He likes people who build. And that is now a notion that I think is proliferating throughout the entire administration.

38:52It's a winning message for America. I come here and pursue happiness. Don't expect shit. And Marco Rubio, our Secretary of State, who I think potentially could be the next president of the United States, here he is talking about, yeah, we are allowed to protect our borders and our culture and figure out who's here and why they're here and the rest of it. Look, the bottom line is there is no effective way to allow hundreds of thousands of people to enter any country in the world and not face consequences. You take 100 ,000 people from anywhere in the world and you're going to have some percentage of them that turn out bad, either they turn into criminals or potentially terrorists.

39:27I think that threat is heightened when you come from places that have terrorist movements that would target these people for radicalization once they enter. Again, guys, obvious and true. And it's the common sense thing. It's what Scott Jennings is talking about. You can clearly and cleanly explain this stuff. And if someone, it's just hard for me to imagine that someone would be watching that and go, that's not right. We all know that that's right. And it's funny because he just said 100 ,000 people. No country in the world could take 100 ,000 people, except we think we might have about 20 million people.

39:57So if you took in 100 ,000 people and 10 % of them turned out to be bad, what are you at? You're at about 10 ,000 people. And if 10 % of those 10 ,000 who were bad were seriously bad, you're at about 1 ,000 people. 1 ,000 people that are really, really bad can do some horrible things. And then if you took the worst of the worst of the worst, you got the numbers already. Like you get it, right? Of course you get it. but Minneapolis has become, Dearborn's probably ground zero for this. That's Rashida Tlaib. Minneapolis, they're probably running neck and neck. That's Ilhan Omar's district. They got this mayor, Jacob Frye, which is the craziest thing.

40:30This guy is the worst sort of pathetic, pandering, ridiculous, progressive putt. Put that, do something with that, would you? And he somehow beat this guy, Omar Fateb, because who is Somali, but there was an inter-Somali war and they liked the fray guy more than, Anyway, here he is giving a press conference talking about how he will not cooperate with ICE. And then he busts out into apparently his native dialect, which is Somali. That's not American. That's not what we are about. And we're going to do right by every single person in our cities. And so to our Somali community.

41:21Conor, could you translate that for me? Does anyone here speak? Joseph, could you, a little Somali, anything? I assume he said, you're illegal, you got to go. Oh, no, problem. We don't need to translate it. You understand what they're doing? what he said was, we are here to protect every person. He didn't say every citizen. He said every person. So he is telling you that his job, as he speaks in another language, is to protect people who are not citizens of the United States. In a normal, functional society, that man should not allow to be mayor. And by the way, let me read you section 118, USC 11a, which is a summary of the legal code as it relates to what you're allowed to do when you're a mayor or a governor when it comes to immigration.

42:08Listen to this. Whoever by force or threat thereof assaults, resists, opposes, impedes, intimidates, or otherwise interfere with any officer or employee of the United States while such officer is engaged in the lawful performance of official duties shall be subject to fine or imprisonment pursuant to federal law. Okay, you get that? So when they say we will not cooperate with ICE, We will not have our police work with them. We will hide these people. They have also, they have an app where they can, they are literally telling people where ICE is so they can move them and everything else. And he's clearly in on it.

42:41He's breaking federal law. So when Trump really, really wants to get serious about it, it's not just Ilhan Omar he's gonna have to go after for banging her brother. It's also gonna be this guy. And it's gonna be the police chief of Minneapolis because here he is literally warning people, giving people ways out if ICE shows up in their neighborhood. I'm Hannah. I've lost 75 pounds in 20 months with GLP-1s, plus diet and exercise. On Rho, I've gone from struggling to run a mile to running farther every day. You can access FDA-approved GLP-1s online. Get the support you need to reach your weight loss goals.

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43:52And you should provide as much information as possible, because let's not forget. We very recently had tragedy in this state by someone who was purporting to be law enforcement. So please, let's be clear. That's something everyone should report and that we will immediately respond. All right. I will try to give the devil his due here. Yes. If someone is trying to kidnap somebody, some random person is trying to kidnap somebody, then yes, call 911, obviously. But he's doing this to the backdrop of the implication of what he is doing is that if ICE shows up, call 911. He basically wants the police to be his local police, of which he is in charge, to be at war with the federal government and the ICE agents.

44:38Here's Tom Homan on that police chief. Look, I'll say the same thing I said to other chiefs of police in Sanctuary City. Shame on you. I mean, your number one responsibility is the safety and security of your communities. and ICE is targeting criminals, criminals. So for you not to partner with ICE to make your community safer is shameful. He ought to put his badge in the desk drawer and walk away because he stopped being a cop, become a politician. Yeah, that's the line. He stopped becoming a cop and he became a politician. That is right. What is it? I know nothing about that police chief, but it's like, dude, when you were in the academy or before that, when you were a kid and you were like, I wanted to be a police officer, Was the idea in your head, your seventh grader thinking about what you want to be when you're older, like, I want to be a police officer so I can help illegal people here hide from the federal government?

45:30Or was it probably that you watched some movie and police officers were pretty cool and you were like, I want to wear that uniform. I want to help people who need it. Which one was it? So what happened to you, dude? Well, politics happened to you. And it's embarrassing and it's sad and pathetic for the people of Minneapolis. We will put them aside for a moment and we will jump across the world to Russia and Ukraine where there's some good stuff happening. Thanks to Donald Trump in just a second, but first, Rumble Premium. If you really wanna get the most out of Rumble, upgrade to Rumble Premium.

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46:39There's more work to be done. This is delicate, it's complicated. There are a lot of moving parts, and obviously there's another party involved here that'll have to be a part of the equation and that will continue later this week when Mr. Woodcoff travels to Moscow, although we've also been in touch in varying degrees with the Russian side, but we have a pretty good understanding of their views as well. So much work remains, but today was again a very productive and useful session where I think additional progress was made. And we continue to be realistic about how difficult this is, but optimistic, particularly given the fact that as we've made progress, I think there is a shared vision here that this is not just about ending the war, which is very important.

47:17It is about securing Ukraine's future, a future that we hope will be more prosperous. Realistic, but optimistic. That's a good line. You know, I always say to my people, always say to me, are you an optimist? I always say I'm a world weary optimist, right? Like, I don't think I could do this for a living and talk about this stuff all the time and pay attention to it without being an optimist. Like, if I didn't think that you could angle the world a little bit better, like, how could I do this? It would be utterly impossible. I'd lose my mind, right? So what he's saying is you got to be realistic, but you got to hope, right?

47:44You don't just go put on rose-colored glasses and, oh my God, everything's just going to be wonderful. No, you've got to be realistic and optimistic that you can do something. And if you think about it, now they're sending Kushner and Witkoff over there. These are the same guys that brokered the peace in the Middle East. No one's dying right now in the Middle East. There are no rockets being shot into Israel. Israel isn't going into Gaza. There is a new border, a yellow line that has separated the people. There's some reconstruction. It doesn't mean that peace is going to be magical. It doesn't mean that everything's going to be great forever.

48:12But it wrapped up. And I would also say, because I mentioned some of the infighting on the right, a lot of it seems to have to do with Trump's foreign policy. And it's like Trump is using the strength, a peace through strength attitude of the United States to wrap up wars. Does anyone think Trump is trying to invade countries and trying to topple regimes and trying to build nations or anything else? No, he's actually through American strength, he's wrapping things up so that the Middle East will be more peaceful. and perhaps that it will now happen here with Russia and Ukraine. Here's a bit more from Rubio on what the other side of this could look like.

48:47The end goal is obviously not just the end of the war. Obviously, that's central and fundamental. We want to see the end of the killing and the death and the suffering. And I'm sure the Ukrainian side, I know they do as well. They want peace. But it's also about securing an end to the war that leaves Ukraine sovereign and independent and with an opportunity at real prosperity. So this is not just about ending a war. This is about ending a war in a way that creates a mechanism and a way forward that will allow them to be independent and sovereign, never have another war again, and create tremendous prosperity for its people.

49:21Long story short, too long, don't read. We're trying, right? It's not going to be easy. The borders might shift a little bit, which they likely will, which you can go back to my videos two years ago, and that's what I was saying was likely going to be the end of this thing. Ukraine was never going to beat Russia militarily. There was no amount of stuff we could give them, more money we could throw that was gonna beat Russia who has nukes at the end. So Russia is going to get some territorial win. They're gonna have NATO a little bit off their borders. Ukraine will probably be a little bit smaller, but there are a lot of native Russians in Ukraine.

49:55I don't wanna do a whole history lesson of the fall of the Soviet Union, but most of you sort of get that at some level, right? And there's gonna be some difference there. But what he's really talking about is, but how is then there a mechanism to make sure that it's a final deal? It's like no more of this afterwards. We're going to sign something. Here's the new border, and that's it. We're not going to do it again. And interestingly, as Trump has wrapped up eight wars and continues to put pressure on Russia, well, now Putin is even kind of dialing back some of the rhetoric. Listen to him talking about actually not wanting war with the rest of Europe.

50:29we have to translate it into diplomatic language. One thing is to say that Russia is not going to attack Europe. It's funny for us, it's laughable, because we never wanted to attack Europe. Okay, let's put it in writing. But there are some people who are not particularly Soviet-led weapons. Okay, it's funny hearing some of that in translation. It's like, okay, there's a certain degree of sarcasm. in what he's saying, or like a little bit of humor, like we were never attacking Europe anyway. But him getting out there and kind of being like, yeah, we're not gonna wreck Europe in the name of this thing is pretty good.

51:10So something seems to be shifting with this. And as I predicted, I think it's about six months ago, my guess is we are gonna get a peace deal before the midterms. Trump will need some more wins, right? He needs some wins, otherwise we're gonna likely have a bloodbath and it will have very little to do with Trump's policies. It's just the nature of politics for an incumbent president in midterms. He's gonna need a big win before then. And I just think this is all gonna shake out over the next eight or so months, and there will be a win. But listen to this from Fox. A White House envoy, Steve Witkoff, is in Moscow and is set to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin Tuesday after a whirlwind weekend of negotiations with Ukraine aimed at securing a peace deal.

51:47All eyes are on Putin as Witkoff and Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and occasional foreign policy envoy, feel out whether Putin might agree to the 19-point proposal they finalized with Ukrainian counterparts following initial U.S.-Russia talks. The latest round of diplomacy represents the most active push towards a potential settlement since the full-scale invasion in 2022, but negotiators acknowledge that significant obstacles remain. Core disputes over territory, Ukraine's long-term security arrangements, and the conditions for any ceasefire are unresolved, and officials say progress will depend on whether Putin shows flexibility during this week's meetings.

52:21Both sides said that the talks were productive but offered no specifics on which issues still divide them. There is a good chance we can make a deal, Trump said. So look, a lot of that, some of the language in there even sounds like it could have been applicable to what was going on with Israel and Gaza, right? Borders, ceasefire, not everybody's going to get exactly what they want, all of those things. And by the way, who were the people that helped broker the end of the Israel-Gaza war? Witkoff and Kushner. So they know how to do this stuff. Kushner, who was basically the architect of the Abraham Accords.

52:53So there is some movement there. They have a 19 point plan that Ukraine has signed on to now, right? Because we said to Ukraine, we're going to stop giving you endless everything. So Ukraine was running out of leverage. So my guess is Zelensky was probably not thrilled with the 19 points, but he was like, oh shit, I better sign this thing or I'm in trouble. And now they have to bring it to Putin. And maybe Putin will be like, you know, 14 of the 19 are okay, but I can't deal with these last five. and they'll have to hash it out. That's diplomacy. That's how it works. But the core of all of this is that Donald Trump is relentlessly driving the ship or he is driving the car so that the American people won't have to think about all of this foreign nonsense as much.

53:34That's the, again, it's the irony. The people who are angry at Trump over foreign policy, he's wrapping up these things. Give the guy a freaking chance. Here's Marco Rubio about Trump's intentions. Everything this president does is driven by the American people. You don't have to agree with the actual move, but understand the motivation. The motivation is always you, the American people, and what's good for you, for your family, for the country, and for our economy. I believe that. Do you believe that? I believe Rubio right there. I really do. That Trump, when he is making decisions, is thinking about the American people.

54:06He is thinking, he does not like war. I think we all obviously know that. He does really like negotiations. He likes dealing with people that are difficult. And you are seeing the fruits of all of that. It doesn't always mean that you're gonna agree with every policy. It doesn't always mean that everything's gonna work out exactly as we want. But the guy actually is trying in a whole new way and completely has ripped up foreign policy, conventional wisdom and all of that. And it seems to me that good things are happening. And I also think he is going to really, really, over the next 10 months or so, focus on the economy because that foreign policy aside, it's usually about stuff world away.

54:41It doesn't mean it doesn't matter. But at the end of the day, People want to see that they've got some money in the bank. They can do some of the things they want to do. They can afford a home and to build a family and a business and all of those things. And obviously there's some concern over the economy right now. Here is Trump talking about Michael and Susan Dell, who are billionaire, billionaire, billionaires, and how they are donating$6.25 billion to the Trump Accounts program for 25 million children. Just a new way of thinking about how we can start kids right out of the gate to start saving some money for their future.

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55:51One of the biggest days of the year for philanthropy and charitable giving. And this afternoon, Michael and Susan Dell are committing to one of the largest private donations in American history, which will directly benefit the next generation of American children through the new Trump Accounts program. Okay, so what are the Trump accounts? Well, here is Ted Cruz, who at one time was a big enemy of Donald Trump, now one of his, if not his biggest supporter in all of the Senate, explaining a bit more on what will happen starting this July 4th, literally the day that is our 250th anniversary. Starting on July 4th, every child in America will have a personal investment account opened for them.

56:35Newborn children will have it seeded with$1 ,000. Parents and family and employers can contribute up to$5 ,000 a year in a tax-advantaged account. That money will be invested in the S &P 500, in the stock market, broad-based equity index account. Take a little girl born next year. She's born next year. She has the account opened for her. $1 ,000 is automatically seeded. Her parents or family or an employer puts$5 ,000 a year each year into that account. If you assume the historic rate of growth of the S &P 500, which is 7 % a year, by the time that little girl is 18, she will have$170 ,000 in that account.

57:18Guys, I don't think it can be overstated how good this is. This is what capitalism and personal altruism without fake altruism, without the force of the government doing something is all about. The Dells did not have to do this. They're donating a ton of money. So you're gonna seed these accounts. Then it's gonna be tax benefited, as Ted Cruz just said right there. So not only does the original money has a tax benefit to it, but your employer, your family can keep putting money in. And then over time, that money then is invested into the American economy. So the money can still work. It doesn't just sit in the account.

57:50It's working for all of those years. And then 18 years later, you've got this girl who hopefully, if other things kind of work out right, and education is cleaned up a bit and everything else, has a correct head on her shoulders and has some cash to go do whatever it is she or he wants to do. It's pretty great. Here's Fox explaining a bit more on how there is incredible growth potential of these accounts. Watch this. ...of where this goes from zero to 2.25 million over the course of 60 years. That's a pretty nice nest egg for retirement if people continue to put into it. Your thoughts on this account?

58:29Well, you know, on Fox Business, we talk all the time about the importance of time in the market. Start saving early. Teach kids why. You guys see how great this is? So that was the chart that you were seeing there that was starting to go hockey stick was showing that if you start this account, government gives you a thousand bucks and you do the max entered into it each year. That means your family is going to have to put a little something. Maybe your business puts in a little something. 18, you're at, what was it? About 180 ,000 bucks or something like that. And if you don't touch it, now hopefully you're working, you're adding money in over the years, you're doing other things.

59:03But if you don't touch that, I think it said by the time you're 60, it's about$2.2 million. Now who knows what$2.2 million will be in 60 years from now with inflation and everything else. But it's a chance. It's a chance to have a private Dell, public government partnership to think about investing in America's children in a different way. This is really good. It's kind of like peace in the Middle East. It's kind of like trying for peace with Russia, Ukraine, and everything else, right? But instead, instead of focusing on all of the positives, we know that a certain set of people who think that Donald Trump is the sun and the moon and the stars and everything revolves around him, they will endlessly, endlessly try to destroy him.

59:49Now let's go back to the view because we are a bludgeon. We are They're just punishing you, that's it. Here is Whoopi, she was away for a few days. She went to Italy to shoot a soap opera. And she's, well, they weren't so thrilled with America, apparently, according to her. Well, we had the best time. And it was - I will say, starring in a fake soap opera sounds so much better than living through the real one. Yeah. Well, one doesn't ever stop living in the real one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, I didn't need to take it with me. because everyone there is aware. Are they? Are they? Oh, yeah. But, you know, this is the thing about other countries.

1:00:29They've lived through this. Yeah. They've gone through this. You've said that. They know what this is like, and they're just biding their time saying, when the people decide enough is enough, it will be enough. Yeah. And so that's going to take... What a group of horrible people. Just terrible people. First off, America is still the jealousy of the world. There are literally billions, billions with a B of people who love America and who wish they were in America. And as always, no one leaves. But you went to Italy, you poor millionaire sitting with other millionaires at a table, all TV stars. Sonny is worth a$450 million.

1:01:13You're sitting there bitching and moaning about this place. If we could just get through this. How many hours did you sit in hair and makeup before they put you out there to spout that utter nonsense? You ridiculous buffoons. Whoopi, stop smoking your hair. Okay, you live in the greatest country in the history of the world. But we went there and I talked to people. Oh my God, the people of Italy wanted me to get through this. I hope you'll get through this, Whoopi. It's just ridiculous. But that is what mainstream media is. And I saw this, it's sort of interesting. Barack Obama, you remember him?

1:01:45Remember him? He was president for a couple of years. It's largely destroyed his legacy. I think he was married to a guy named Mike or something. Anyway, he was interviewed here, and he was asked about what mainstream media does he trust and pay attention to. Is there one outlet out there that you would consider the least bias, sort of the most straight news? You know, here's the thing. I actually think that the mainstream news still does a very good job of just presenting facts. What planet is that? Do we know what planet that was from? Did they do that from planet Earth? I have no idea. What are you talking about?

1:02:34COVID, Russia, Russia, Russia, Hunter Biden laptop, very fine people, which you pulled a day before the election. We could do this all day long. the mainstream media does a pretty good job. What you mean by that, he doesn't believe that. What he means is the mainstream media agrees with his political outlook. So thus they are pretty good. Like Barack, couldn't you, if you were just trying, like, but I get it, the people you're talking to are idiots basically. But if you were just trying to be a little more honest, you could be like, you know, the mainstream media has screwed up a lot of stuff.

1:03:05You know, in retrospect, I guess COVID wasn't great. And you know, there was some stank around Trump and Russia that maybe didn't quite make sense. And, uh, you know, like you could, there's a way you could do it that would feel remotely honest, but still you want to sit. And he's also terrible off the prompter. No, he really has trouble speaking off the prompter because it, because his mind is not clear. Well, maybe it's clear on what he thinks, but to, to convey the propaganda, which he wants to get out, I think is more difficult for him when he has to think it through rather than put it on the prompter.

1:03:32I want to show you one more thing related to mainstream media and their lives, because one of the big stories on X over the last couple of days is that the New York Times wrote an insane hit piece on David Sachs. David Sachs is not only a friend of mine, but he's co-host of the All In Podcast. Now he's on temporary hiatus as he is the White House AI and crypto czar. Listen to this from the New York Times. Silicon Valley's man in the White House is benefiting himself and his friends. David Sachs, the Trump administration's AI and crypto czar, has helped formulate policies that aid his Silicon Valley friends and many of his own tech investments.

1:04:08And it was just an unbelievable hit job, scary black and white picture and everything else. David Sachs, first off, he divested in almost all of his cryptocurrency to be part of this administration. I have to tell you, as someone that started a tech company, Locals, which David actually invested in, and you know why David invested in it? He invested in it because I met his wife. I met him and his wife at a party and I had no idea who he was. This was a couple of years ago. And his wife, lovely lady, Jacqueline, comes up to me and she's going on, Dave, I'm a big fan. Bah, bah, bah, bah, bah. We talk for a while.

1:04:37I take a picture with the two of them. Some guy comes up to me after and he goes, oh, you know David Sachs? He's great. I was like, I don't know, who is that? Some guy, he said his name was David. And he's like, oh, well, it's this legendary tech guy, blah, blah, blah. Anyway, I get on the phone with Sachs a couple of days later. I explain what we're doing with locals and I'm fighting for free speech. He looks at the numbers quick. And within five minutes, he invested in what we were doing because he believed, he's like, Dave, I like you. I believe in free speech. Let's try it. And that opened up so many doors for us.

1:05:00I know him to be nothing other than a good man, but what does the New York Times do if you are a good person and if you divest yourself from as much as you can to be crypto and AI. Is it going to help? Is David Sachs, who is bullish on crypto and AI inherently, so it's his job to figure out policy related around that, is that going to be good for some of the people in his world like Elon and others? Well, of course it is. And it's good for everybody, right? Because everyone can get in the crypto and AI game. Everyone can be part of it. And you can put a few dollars aside every day and buy some Bitcoin or whatever you want to do.

1:05:31So they just run these absolutely insane stories and no one's buying it anymore here is friend of david's ex elon musk uh it's the whole thing's very crazy um i mean the media is incredibly partisan i mean they're not uh i mean they take almost all the media is um you're left shifted yeah so it's like it's kind of weird if you talk to somebody who gets all their information from like what i call legacy media, they're living in a different world than if they, say, are listening to your podcast or are getting news from X.

1:06:16It's kind of wild. It is very wild. It's like they're living in an ultimate reality. Oh, there's a lot of people that I talk to that I have to go, where did you hear that? Yeah. You know, it's really interesting because I know, obviously, you're familiar with that notion before and I talk about all the time, like we're all watching the same movie and having, and just seeing two completely different things. That's an idea that I got from Scott Adams. I think it's quite right. Like you just, if your neighbor is paying attention to mainstream media and you're getting all your stuff from X or watching this show, you like, you guys have a fundamental disconnect in reality.

1:06:45We all get that. By the way, it doesn't mean that just because you get all your news from X or you watch Rogan or you watch me or anything else that you are getting everything right. You obviously aren't. And it's very hard to tell. One of the things that I struggle with all the time is it's very hard to tell how much what's happening online is actually translating into the real world. It used to be that social media was a mirror. It's become a bit of a funhouse mirror now, and it's algorithmically manipulated. And we talked last week about all of the foreign bots and trolls and these accounts that pretend they're American, that have hundreds of thousands of followers, and it turns out they're in Pakistan or elsewhere.

1:07:19So there's all sorts of craziness around here, but at the end of the day, more voices countering the lies of the mainstream media, which Barack Obama seems to think are pretty good, I think is pretty solid. Like, more is better. How about that? Speaking of more, we've got more post-game show in just moments at rubinreport.locals.com. I thank you for watching. We'll be back tomorrow.

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