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Speaker 1 (00:00):
And this is what I choose to think because I
think they're highly intelligent people. And when you have been
highly successful like Trump hads, like many people in his
administration have in the private sector, they know how to
get things done, and they're smart, and they know how
to strategize and they know how to plan. Now, when
Trump won back in November, remember all those meetings at
(00:21):
marl Largo with you know, Rfk Junior was down there.
Even Matt Gates is down there at one point. But yeah,
a lot of everybody that's in his administration was down there.
And they alon Musk early on after he won there.
But man, they probably stayed up really late at night.
Here's what I picture they got the it's almost like
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a battle board out how do we take over China
without having to kill people? Okay, how do we do
this here? They're abusing us. This is a war here.
We need to end this war. We need to not
be at battle anymore. We don't need our hands tied
behind our back anymore. So they probably announced that he'll
do something with Mexico and Canada. Let's do it over Fetanal.
(01:05):
Let's start it that way. Let's let China know we're
serious about the tariffs and everything that you've seen play
out up until right now. We're one hundred and twenty
five percent tariffs on China, and he's pausing tariffs in
other countries that are working with us to ten percent.
I bet that was laid out when late night November
or December. This is the next step for four days.
(01:26):
Let's let them all freak out, set them all talk
about it. How even the chart that he brought out,
he knew that's step one, step one. We're gonna come
back and we're gonna we're gonna make him think. Well,
he put us at twenty eight percent. Oh, he put
us at forty three percent. Boy, let him stew on
that for a while. Let him run some numbers on
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that for a moment. Let them see where they're gonna
end up in their bank account at the end of
the month. Him some time to stew on that and
then come back with ten percent.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (01:58):
Hey, But as he's inn gociations happen. As the Trump
administration announced today a ninety day pause. Over these ninety days,
it's almost like one country a day. They said they
already had seventy five countries have called to negotiate a solution. Man,
that's a lot of talking. You can't just farm that
off to Vietnam. You got to have people there in
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the Office that are talking to people trade, trade barriers, tariffs,
currency manipulation. So ninety days, ten percent to the rest
of the world in China, one hundred and twenty five percent,
think you got their attention. I can't believe how well
spoken again, Press Secretary Levit is. She's like a highly
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intelligent nineteen fifties wife. They missed, they missed the art
of the deal.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
They didn't read it.
Speaker 3 (02:53):
I guess many of you in the media clearly missed
the art of the deal. You clearly failed to see what.
Speaker 4 (02:59):
President Trump is doing here.
Speaker 3 (03:01):
You tried to say that the rest of the world
would be moved closer to China, and in fact we've
seen the opposite effect. The entire world is calling the
United States of America, not China, because they need our markets,
they need our consumers, and they need this president in the.
Speaker 4 (03:15):
Oval Office to talk to them.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
If that's exactly why more than seventy five countries have
called Because the United States of America is the best
place in the world to do business, and as the
President has shown great courage, as the secretary have said,
and choosing to retaliate against China even higher.
Speaker 1 (03:30):
Yeah, all right, crank it up one hundred and twenty five.
Mister wonderful from Shark Tank, Kevin O'Leary. I'll play some
audio of him in a bit in the show here.
He wants it at four hundred percent. He said that
get cheat on an airplane. Right now. We heard Press
secretary love it there, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett. He was
out there with the Press Secretary, and let's let them.
(03:51):
You know, my PhD is in how to get records
played on radio stations, kind of how to do a
talk show. I guess here, and you know major League
Baseball uniforms. You know, I'm an expert on those things.
But when it comes to the economy, I think it'd
be maybe a decent idea to listen to the Treasury Secretary.
Let's let let's let him explain here. And as I've
said that this is not a trade war, President Trump
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is trying to put an end to that war.
Speaker 5 (04:14):
What we've seen is that as the US announced the
tariff wall last week, many of those goods have already
started flooding into Europe. As you see it.
Speaker 6 (04:24):
Now, this trade war is China versus the risk war.
Speaker 5 (04:28):
Well, I'm not calling it a trade war, but I
am saying that China has escalated and President Trump responded
very courageously to that, and we are going to work
on a solution with the our trading partners.
Speaker 1 (04:42):
They're all so good, they're all so well spoken. Here's
Secretary Bessett talking about negotiating, and there's a strategy to it.
You know, he's not throwing it all out on the table.
Speaker 5 (04:54):
And we saw the successful negotiating strategy that President Trump
implemented a week today. It has brought more than seventy
five countries forward to negotiate. It took great courage, great
courage for him to stay the course until this moment.
And what we have ended up with here, as I
told everyone a week ago there in this very spot,
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do not retaliate and you will be rewarded.
Speaker 2 (05:23):
You not.
Speaker 1 (05:24):
That's walking softly and carrying a big tariff stick. Exactly
what it is in case you're joining US Chinese goods
one hundred and twenty five percent tariff. President Trump immediately
raising that because this comes hours after China announce they're
going to increase reciprocal tears in the US from thirty
four percent to eighty four percent. President Trump said, eighty four, Eh,
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try one five. Can you hear me now? Can you
hear me now? Can you hear me now? Win of
that was that early two thousands when that came out, right, Yeah,
did Eastwitch companies? Didn't he that smokes guy? I think
he went to another soga. But Secretary Bessen here're saying, hey, man,
we're willing to hear you.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
Call us.
Speaker 1 (06:04):
It's going to take ninety days. That's wrong to doing
a ninety day pause to work all this out here.
Speaker 5 (06:08):
Every country in the world who wants to come and negotiate,
we are willing to hear you. We're going to go
down to a ten percent baseline tarrap for them, and
China will be raised to one five due to their
insistence on escalation.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
Yes, China bad actor?
Speaker 5 (06:34):
Is there just all about China? Well, it's about bad actors.
And you know what we will see is some of
the very early countries are China's neighbors that we're going
to see. I'm seeing Vietnam today, Japan's at the front
of the queue, South Korea, India, So you know, we
we will see. And as I've repeatedly said, and President
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Trump has been saying it for you years, China is
the most imbalanced economy in the history of the modern world.
And they are the biggest source of the US trade problems,
and indeed they are problems for the rest of the world.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
Yes, but why the pause? Why the pause? Now?
Speaker 1 (07:16):
Listen this reporter hearly again, Press Secretary love it's and
media you're missing it.
Speaker 2 (07:21):
It's the art of the deal.
Speaker 6 (07:23):
Why you pause now like that?
Speaker 5 (07:26):
No again. President Trump created maximum negotiating leverage for himself
and the witch Terrists went into effect fifteen hours ago.
The ones that we have a lower went into effect
a week ago, or they were announced a week ago.
And we have just been overwhelmed, overwhelmed by the response
from mostly our allies who want to come and negotiate.
Speaker 2 (07:50):
In good faith good.
Speaker 1 (07:53):
Does this really sound like fair trade? I think fair
trade might be. Hey, come at us with your deal,
let's negotiate, sit down and decide what's fair. This fair
tree we've been talked about for the last decades, not
even close. It's like saying the Patriot Act was designed
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to protect Americans or something. Hit us with your best deal.
Speaker 5 (08:18):
You're expecting them to come with their best deal, as
I said, or we can go today, don't retaliate, hold
your ground. Let's see what happens. And China the escalating
and escalating, and now they have one hundred and twenty
five percent teriffs that will be effective immediately.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
Okay, here's what I'm curious about watching this press conference.
I've cut out a lot of the shouting reporter questions
in between. This is Secretary Besset out there with Press
Secretary Levitt, And I mentioned this before. It's like, I
wonder how the ap of the New York Times or
any of these journalists Washington Post and the ones that
are in the White House press pool that go around
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and are the ones around it, and we always hear
them all scream, especially with Biden. Remember how much as
presidents president the catch cameras going up his bread and
he turned and look at him and right. But I
was noticing this press conference. Sometimes Press secretary love it
when they would all.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
Like that.
Speaker 1 (09:20):
She would just say a name and point and so
she was. But in this event, I wonder how they
break breakthrough because a lot of times the Press secretary
is not standing there to say, like in front of
the president at his desk. They'll do that sometimes like this,
like you hear all that? Yeah, Now, I wonder how
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they train him to just keep talking? How how did
this guy break through all of that? And why did
the rest of them just decide to shut up and
let this guy keep talking?
Speaker 5 (09:54):
Secondary and you the clause also apply to the sexual
tariffs that the presidents are Now.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
Did he break out of that group like that? We've
all heard it, We've all seen it. Maybe you haven't
paid attention and thought it was as strangest as I did. Okay,
back to us being here in good faith and we'll
deal with each country separately, Chargery Secretary Bessett.
Speaker 5 (10:16):
It signals the President Trump cares about trade and that
we want to negotiate in good faith. And as I said,
each one of these is going to be a separate,
bespoke negotiation. So we are confident that the having seen
the other side of where this could go. And it was,
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like I said last week, the market didn't understand those
were maximum levels. The countries can think about those levels
as they come to us to bring down their tariffs,
their non tariff trade barriers. We're going to discuss currency manipulation,
subsidy of labor and industry.
Speaker 1 (10:56):
All right, Well, the market did understand the DALs up
seven point eight, NASDAC up twelve point one, SMP up
nine point five. Today, big stock market return. If the
Treasury Secretary Bessett does not work out. You know who
I think would be a good Treasury secretary, mister wonderful,
Kevin o'larry. I got kind of a shrug in there.
(11:20):
You don't think so huh Yeah, Well, well so's Elon Musk.
He said he wouldn't. Director Ryan Nigel said o'larry wouldn't
do it because he's a billionaire. A lot of muss
has done it. But here is mister wonderful talking about
it's not about terrace anymore.
Speaker 6 (11:34):
Looks they have never abided by any of the rules
they agreed to when they came in for decades. They cheat,
they steal, they steal ip I can't litigate in their courts.
They take product technology, they steal it, they manufacture and
sell it back. Here never has an administrator and four
or I want like she on an airplane to Washington
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to level the playing field. It's not about tariffs anymore.
Nobody has taken on China yet, not the Europeans, no
administration for decades. As someone who actually does business there,
I've had.
Speaker 2 (12:10):
Enough, had enough again.
Speaker 1 (12:12):
President Trump raises the Chinese tariff rates to one hundred
and twenty five percent, going to do a ninety day
pause and basically baseline ten percent for all other nations.
Still that aluminum tariffs are going to be twenty five
percent remain for all auto tariffs, twenty five percent remain
for all reciprocal tariffs. Anything that's not auto steel illuminum
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will be at ten percent for all but one hundred
and twenty five percent for China. Man fighting to end
this economic war that's that's gone down, and he had
a mandate in't amazing man. They they tried to arrest him,
put him on trial, impeach him, bankrupt him, run his reputation,
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threaten him, kill him. He's operating at a level I
don't think I've ever seen a leader in my lifetime do.
And this is truly amazing. And get ready for fake news. Yeah,
they'll defend China. Watch what They're not going to be
able to hold out for another month or two, they'll
be crawling back. They're afraid that the people overthrow their government.
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I was talking about it yesterday. You could actually hear
O'Leary talking about what about the unemployed Chinese?
Speaker 6 (13:25):
Tell you why she can only stay the supreme leader
if people are employed, if we wipe out any business there,
Because we are still thirty nine percent of all consumables
on Earth and twenty five percent of the world's GDP,
America is the number one.
Speaker 4 (13:41):
Economy on Earth. With all the cards, we will not
have that forever.
Speaker 6 (13:44):
It's time to squeeze Chinese heads into the wall now now.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
But the screws to him life I've never seen woo. Yeah,
I'm tired of playing nice. So many of the past
administrations have played nice. I didn't even really want to
do a trade deal with them again. Let's make those
plastic clothes baskets here in Toledo and Pixley, you know,
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let's do it here in America when a lot of
people and nothing wrong with working at Dollar General. But
if that's the only place in your town that you
have to go and get a job in some of
these small cities or at a convenience store, try and
get one of the seventeen city jobs.
Speaker 2 (14:31):
These have factories.
Speaker 1 (14:32):
Man, people their yards look nice because they had a job,
They had a career that they could make.
Speaker 2 (14:40):
What can China do that we can't do? Oh, they'll
do it cheaper.
Speaker 1 (14:44):
That's what we're always being told. You like those prices,
don't you? And you go and you go shopping. I
like what mister wonderful states here do the What about
a four hundred percent?
Speaker 2 (15:01):
Is that it for?
Speaker 6 (15:02):
You may not like Trump, you may not like his
style or his rhetoric. Finally, an administration that puts up
and says enough four hundred percent toughs tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1 (15:13):
Yes, four hundred percent. Tear us on, tear us off.
Wax on, wax off. The reckoning is coming for China.
Speaker 4 (15:24):
Is the Trevortary Show on the Valley's Power Talk.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
Stock market today, the Dow was up seven point eight,
NADSDAK up twelve point one s, and P up nine
point five. Wall Street surged. Didn't President Trump say calm
down everybody? He knew he had another card to come
out and play boy? I wonder what that's like, what
you do making the whole world react? That'd be a
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very powerful feeling. That's not just a powerful feeling. That's
called having power. Wow, right, isn't that? I wonder what
you wake up in the middle of the night, I
go use a bathroom. Trump standing at the White House
urinal in there. Maybe he's sleeking, sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom.
He didn't snoring, so he can Melania up or something.
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I don't know, but wonder what goes through their mind.
That's boy, that's that's that's heavy. That's that's real heavy.
And to think that he didn't need to have the heaviness.
I guess no man needs to have that, but willing
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willing to go through that, and boy, everything that he
has been through. Let's just all stop and applaud him
right now. Thank you, President Trump.
Speaker 2 (16:40):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Now, let's all stop and say Lord, thank you for
sparing his life. And there's going to be families in
the future that we'll just read about him, hear about him,
see movies about him, who will be like thank you,
because America is better. Now we turn this around, and
let's give ourselves some credit for believing, trusting, voting. Many
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of you got out there and campaigned and worked and
turn this county back red. So President Trump's announced a
pause in the terrifikes one hundred and twenty five percent
of China, ten percent for everybody else. I was reading
John Carney at Breitbart. If you want to know some
of the stock stuff. If you don't, you're not a
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you know, an expert on it like I am. You
got to read John Carney. He said the spark was
a thirty nine billion auction of ten year treasury notes.
He said that was a sign that investors were eager
to buy right now. And he said that that auction
was a very strong sign as well. Now here's where
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I'm a little bit like we're in uncharted waters, and
a lot of times you don't know where the sharks
are when you're in uncharted waters. Let me take you
back just a few years. Let me take you back
to Republicans. Let me take you back to the words
of President Trump during the lockdown. And China can't control
all our pharmaceuticals. Has anything changed on that, No, So
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we're going to end a trade war now, I don't
know unless Trump administration has something in their back pocket
they've been able to pull off in two months and
they're going to announce it. I'm sol Alabama. It's the
American pharmaceutical company that we get. I don't know what
the numbers were, but I remember at the time it
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scared me how reliant we were on China and the
fact that we even trust them to mix up what
they're sending to us. If we can't do that, if
we can land a rocket straight up again like al
we can go rescue them. We can do all this
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high technology, all our drones, all this this AI, but
we can't make our own medicine and whether we live
or die or get over symptoms by having some kind
of antibiotic about it. I need to get a real
expert on this that can really show us the danger
that we could be in right now with the pharmaceuticals.
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Would they go that far and say, where you're sick,
we're not gonna send you that, I.
Speaker 2 (19:22):
Would think in a war that happens.
Speaker 1 (19:25):
Yeah, I'm not saying we're sending aircraft carriers at each
other here, but I mean also, China has to sit
in a mess right now for like three months ninety
day pause at one hundred and twenty five percent tariffs.
Maybe President Trump's gonna say when President che calls, yes,
we need to settle this.
Speaker 2 (19:45):
Your number sixty two in the queue. Don't you hate
when you're own hole like that?
Speaker 1 (19:54):
Ah? So they might got to they might have to
sit in a mess like this and maybe back two
nights before Thanksgiving down at marl Largo on a foggy,
cool night, as they were planning this ending of this war,
as they were planning D Day to finally put an
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end to it. Even though they didn't put an end
to it, but it almost did. Their D Day did.
But I bet they said they thought about they thought
about this. They say, when we make this slip like
they did today, one hundred and twenty five percent of China,
ten percent for the rest of the world, you think
the rest of the world is going to be like
nah ah, We're on China's side on this one. Absolutely not.
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That's like if you owned a business and your number
one client that was key to your survival, that's who
you talk to. And that's what we are in America.
We need to realize the power that we have are
purchasing power? Is that braggadocious? Now we've been blessed as
a country. As they always say, they from the Office
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of Reality say that even low income in America compare
it compared to many, many, the majority of the countries
around the world. They would see that as an upscale living.
I mean the fact that you would have a TV
in a cell phone and you have electricity and clean water.
Speaker 2 (21:28):
Well R. K.
Speaker 1 (21:29):
Junior is going to get into that with the floor ride.
But you get where I'm going with this. So China
right now, the people over there that make our plastic clothes,
baskets and everything that we love the deals on including iPhones,
those are probably be going at what four grand or something? Hey, Apple,
I got an idea make them in Fresno zero tariffs.
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Wouldn't that be great to hear? Mayor Dyer's announced he's
worked with Apple because Apple thought, well, it's a growing
part of California, it's a good environment. People we could
get to work there. They have a higher unemployment rate
than the rest of the country. That means we could
pay them less and it costs less to actually live
here than it would in Riverside or Sacramento or San
Francisco or Oakland or maybe Oakland now, but you get
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you know, La, Yeah, let's do that. Come on iPhone.
See this is what this is going to create. Wouldn't
that be great? Let's see it play out. I hope
it does. Avoid the tariffs, manufacture here, create jobs. It's
not that difficult, not that hard to figure out. You
don't need a PhD In economics. You don't need to
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be Peter Navarro in a lawn musk fighting it out. Yeah,
they know a whole lot more. But I know what
the goal is, and I think you do as well,
because every president talks about it, how the economic power
of China and we build them up. Don't understand it? Well,
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it's because it doesn't make sense. That's why people say,
I don't understand why we would do that. Well, the
people that are doing that, they're not Americans. The ones
in America are fellow citizens. I'd had power and control
and even sat in the White House.
Speaker 2 (23:11):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
They they were looking out for the world Schwab the
World Economic Forum, Yeah, all that kind of stuff. You
know Bill Gates people he eat sushi with and stuff
like that. Those are the circles they run in. They're
not at frezo Ac Hardware. No, But I am glad
those people that run around the world that are really
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rich are now looking out for the benefit of America.
That's Donald J. Trump, President Trump and Elon Musk and
Doe said they have a huge discovery.
Speaker 4 (23:42):
This is the Trevor carry Show on the Valley's Power Talk.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
YouTube Knows Me Again better named by the Side of Misissippi,
and they know. I'm into now the pyramids and the
old ancient buildings and just amaze at the forty tons
stones that somehow some guys that had leather across their
crotch and had wooden hammers and chisels were able to
lift I don't know, two hundred feet there. Yeah, no, no,
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not even the Pyramids. I'm now a belief that the
Egyptians found the pyramids. Guys, there were some really incredible
builders at some point in this world. By just seeing
what they left behind. This is not an opinion, This
is not a theory. This is a you see it
with your own eyes. Inside some of this bedrock, limestone,
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some of the hardest rock that perfect ninety degree angles
cut into No, the ninety degree angle stuff where you
can't even fit a piece of paper between the rocks. No, no,
uh Now I know about a sunken pyramid near Taiwan.
(24:55):
It's eighty two feet below sea level near an island
off of Japan. They're over by Taiwan. Mysterious object called
the Yanaguni Monument discovered in nineteen eighty six, and they
really I just hear it is twenty twenty five and
I'm just finding out about this thing. It had sharp
angled steps, ninety feet tall, tirely made of stone. Some
advanced society I guess, was building these pyramids along here. Man,
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we got to change our history books. Divers discovered it
forty years ago, sixty miles east of Taiwan. Pyramid shape
had straight steps. There's no way the water carved them
that way. No, we're talking about this sucker being built
five thousand years even before the pyramids in Egypt. They
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said six thousand years before stone inche maybe there was
a flood at one point. You ever heard a story
about that. The Doze team has made a huge discovery.
They sunk in pyramid. Now. I don't know what it's
gonna be, but they said they're gonna reveal it soon.
Press Secretary Levitt said they made a huge discovery. I
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will quote her, there has been a discovery. I hate
to leave you hanging on a cliff, but I don't
want to get ahead of the president on that. But
I can confirm there has been a discovery, but it's
just not quite ready for release. Some people have said
they've seen the reports and that the discovery is massive. Now,
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I wonder what that's gonna be. Okay, you think first
of all money waste, but then you think even worse,
like we found out where the three hundred thousand children
went to, maybe some rings, some trafficking. I don't know
what's going to be massive and huge like that September
eleven funds, Oh oh, all the put options that were
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put on yeah, because they were going to invest That
was part of Congresswoman Luna with the Epstein files and
JFK files and Trump assassination files at nine to eleven
was on there. What director Ryan Nigel just reminded me
of was all the put options where you actually make
a you know, a place of bet or stock on
a company failing. And American Airlines and was it Delta
(27:12):
the airlines involved United United, You're right, United in America.
A lot of people put put options where you're you're
betting that they're going to fail real soon. Maybe they have,
and that should have been investigated a long time ago,
long time ago. Last week, President Trump told reporters aboard
Air Force One that does found something horrible, but he
(27:35):
did not elaborate. He said, we found hundreds think of it,
just hundreds of millions of dollars, a fraud, abuse, and waste.
They're still going strong. But they found something today that's horrible.
It's horrible. So to me, that makes me think it's
it's like worse than stealing money. That's just what I think.
President said, what we found, you'll find out very soon.
(27:55):
I quoted him, what they found is incredible. I'll give
a lot a lot of credit. He has some very
people with him. Trump emphasized, I want a lot to
stay on as long as possible. Do you know they
found millions of government credit cards. They well, they all
had a ten thousand dollars limit, four point six million
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active credit card accounts for the United States government. Just
imagine one hundred thousand credit cards laid out. Imagine ten
imagine a thousand or ten thousand, but four point six
million credit cards. That has to be more than we
have employees. Joe said, they've saved so far one hundred
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and five billion, and Democrats are angry. You know, they're
throwing bricks and molotov cocktails about saving our money, gonna
stop a low muster. Anybody that would want to stop
somebody from looking into fraud and crime. Are the criminals
that are committing the fraud and the money laundry and something.
As President Trump stated, horrible, he didn't really use that
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word that often. That's a That's why I think it's
a description of something maybe more than a money heist.
That's just amazing, all those credit cards. Lon Musk was
asked what is the waste of fraud ratio? He said,
eighty percent wasist, twenty percent fraud. See what the government
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could do is they get money to these so called nonprofits.
Right then there's there's no auditing of that.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
We didn't even audit our the money that.
Speaker 1 (29:34):
Went to Ukraine. You know, think Stacey Abrams, the failed
gubernatorial I win every election, there's election fraug going on. No,
you're the frauds. You're there, honey buns. No, you made
a nonprofit, took billions of dollars from taxpayers and your
company had made what was it like two thousand dollars
or something in six months. It was something ridiculous like that,
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was it one hundred dollars?
Speaker 2 (29:57):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (29:58):
Yeah, yeah, let's just put a little money and to
start an account, ALM must say they give themselves insane salaries,
expense everything to the nonprofit by jets and homes and
all sorts of things. Huh, what comes to mind about
a nonprofit that bought homes? Oh, Black Lives Matter, that's
that's right. We've seen that. Maybe dose can get into that. Oh,
(30:20):
they've already done that, and we're already determined to be fraudsters.
But we need to cut this. You know, we talk
about the national debt and how it's almost like due overtime.
It was thirty seven trillion, and I give you the
examples of what a trillion dollars would do. You know,
if we stacked up one hundred dollars bills, they would
(30:42):
go all the way up to Uranus and back, you know,
things like that. And when you think thirty seven trillion,
and with unfunded liabilities that are still out there that
we would owe, you know, triple that amount. That brings
us to our knees. And we always said it's going
to happen to future generation, but we never really knew
when it would happen. I always thought it'd be sooner
(31:05):
than people talk about. But that's what we needed a
president to do to reduce government spending. And that was
one of the things in Trump one point zero that
he did not do. He jumped in with that Democrat
Republican debt orgy that they've been in now, the lockdown,
the COVID came along. A lot of that first round
was to take care of a lot of that. But
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just what we did in this last budget that they
put through the Continuing Resolution to just rubber stamp Joe
Biden and Kamala Harris think if we'd gone through that
with a doze fine tooth comb, we might have had
enough money left over to build some pharmaceutical companies, or
some clothes basket making companies, some plastic ice tray making companies,
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all the barbecuing utensils. You know, hey, it's Father's Day,
let's buy him the barbecue set comes from Taiwan or China.
We need to put my back into that. I wonder
how much we could have saved in that last Continuing
Resolution that was wasted. But dose is rooting out the
(32:11):
abuse that's there, and I'm glad that they're doing it,
and the left is outraged and who cares. I don't
care their hands off protest what you think was coming? Guys.
He talked about this during the entire election, And yes,
we do need to become a manufacturing world power. We're
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not the number one superpower of the world. We could
be for I don't know, a few months, maybe maybe
stretch it out to a year. What do we do
after we've superpowered the world if we needed to use
our our might, right, well, you build more, just like
we did in World War Two. Rosie the Riveter, Oh boy,
we riveted. We had oil. That's how we won. We
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made more bullets and uh more planes and trucks and tanks,
and had rubber facilities and steel aluminum. We cranked it out.
We saved the world. But we have we dropped off.
Imagine a World War three. We need computers, we need chips,
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but we still need bullets and chips. And oh yeah,
China builds ninety percent of the shipping in the world.
Maybe we should start focusing on some of fixing America's future. Well,
that is exactly what they're doing. And speaking of weapons
and bullets and missiles, I mentioned it yesterday. I didn't
(33:41):
get to it, but DOJ President Trump's would be assassin.
They've tied him to purchasing a stinger missile. Nothing to
see hair, Please keep moving. We'll dig in on that next.
Speaker 4 (33:55):
This is the trebor Chary Show on the Valley's Power Talk.
Speaker 1 (34:00):
See director on Nigel Son had chicken wings and rice
and green peas and doctor pepper. That is all natural
because there's pepper and that thing you're drinking. I had
a he said. He asked me what I had. I said, well,
you got to listen on the Trevor Carey Show. So
here's what I had, right, A BLT left over broccoli.
(34:20):
And when you said mac and cheese, I remember it.
I bought a box. Normally I do the Trader Joe's
Mac and cheese on microwave, but I bought a couple
of boxes at all these you know where you do
your own milk and butter and you mix it up,
and I hadded a bunch of cheese and on it. Hmm.
It was just I could have thrown it. It would have
stuck on the wall. But the pasta so tiny, those
(34:41):
little thin little things, but it was still good. BLT
broccoli mac and cheese iced tea. M I could eat
that again right now. Trump's would be assassin. I'll go
ahead and say his name, because he's internationally tied to
some organization. Ryan Ruth tried to purchase a Stinger mi
so from Ukraine to take out President Trump, and actually
(35:02):
discussed July assassination Timpton, Pennsylvania with an operative before his
attempt that he tried to do in September. These record
documents that he attempted to purchase a Stinger missile across
one hundred nineteen thousand, one hundred and twenty thousand on
the black market. You can get it fifty to eighty thousand.
Where would he have gotten the funding? We need to
(35:22):
find out who was involved with this cat holding talks
with some kind of operative. Was that a federal operative?
Was that a Ukrainian operative? Was the CIA running Ryan Ruth? Yeah,
then you find him hiding in a bush with a
firearm seconds minutes killing President Trump, playing golf, enjoying himself.
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I don't know the intelligence community he knows tied to this.
Next court hearing is going to be April fifteenth, coming
up here. But yeah, still pray for his safety, I
tell you man. There's a lot of people trying to
stop this. There's gonna lose money when these globalists are
destroyed by this trade war that President Trump is putting
it into. Yeah, it gonna be some bloody date.
Speaker 4 (36:09):
This is the Trevor carry Show. Mondo Valley's Power Talk
And this is what I choose to think because I
think they're highly intelligent people. And when you have been
highly successful like Trump hads, like many people in his
administration have in the private sector, they know how to
get things done, and they're smart, and they know how
to strategize and they know how to plan. Now, when
Trump won back in November, remember all those meetings at
(00:21):
marl Largo with you know, Rfk Junior was down there.
Even Matt Gates is down there at one point. But yeah,
a lot of everybody that's in his administration was down there.
And they alon Musk early on after he won there.
But man, they probably stayed up really late at night.
Here's what I picture they got the it's almost like
(00:41):
a battle board out how do we take over China
without having to kill people? Okay, how do we do
this here? They're abusing us. This is a war here.
We need to end this war. We need to not
be at battle anymore. We don't need our hands tied
behind our back anymore. So they probably announced that he'll
do something with Mexico and Canada. Let's do it over Fetanal.
(01:05):
Let's start it that way. Let's let China know we're
serious about the tariffs and everything that you've seen play
out up until right now. We're one hundred and twenty
five percent tariffs on China, and he's pausing tariffs in
other countries that are working with us to ten percent.
I bet that was laid out when late night November
or December. This is the next step for four days.
(01:26):
Let's let them all freak out, set them all talk
about it. How even the chart that he brought out,
he knew that's step one, step one. We're gonna come
back and we're gonna we're gonna make him think. Well,
he put us at twenty eight percent. Oh, he put
us at forty three percent. Boy, let him stew on
that for a while. Let him run some numbers on
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that for a moment. Let them see where they're gonna
end up in their bank account at the end of
the month. Him some time to stew on that and
then come back with ten percent.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (01:58):
Hey, But as he's inn gociations happen. As the Trump
administration announced today a ninety day pause. Over these ninety days,
it's almost like one country a day. They said they
already had seventy five countries have called to negotiate a solution. Man,
that's a lot of talking. You can't just farm that
off to Vietnam. You got to have people there in
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the Office that are talking to people trade, trade barriers, tariffs,
currency manipulation. So ninety days, ten percent to the rest
of the world in China, one hundred and twenty five percent,
think you got their attention. I can't believe how well
spoken again, Press Secretary Levit is. She's like a highly
(02:45):
intelligent nineteen fifties wife. They missed, they missed the art
of the deal.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
They didn't read it.
Speaker 3 (02:53):
I guess many of you in the media clearly missed
the art of the deal. You clearly failed to see what.
Speaker 4 (02:59):
President Trump is doing here.
Speaker 3 (03:01):
You tried to say that the rest of the world
would be moved closer to China, and in fact we've
seen the opposite effect. The entire world is calling the
United States of America, not China, because they need our markets,
they need our consumers, and they need this president in the.
Speaker 4 (03:15):
Oval Office to talk to them.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
If that's exactly why more than seventy five countries have
called Because the United States of America is the best
place in the world to do business, and as the
President has shown great courage, as the secretary have said,
and choosing to retaliate against China even higher.
Speaker 1 (03:30):
Yeah, all right, crank it up one hundred and twenty five.
Mister wonderful from Shark Tank, Kevin O'Leary. I'll play some
audio of him in a bit in the show here.
He wants it at four hundred percent. He said that
get cheat on an airplane. Right now. We heard Press
secretary love it there, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett. He was
out there with the Press Secretary, and let's let them.
(03:51):
You know, my PhD is in how to get records
played on radio stations, kind of how to do a
talk show. I guess here, and you know major League
Baseball uniforms. You know, I'm an expert on those things.
But when it comes to the economy, I think it'd
be maybe a decent idea to listen to the Treasury Secretary.
Let's let let's let him explain here. And as I've
said that this is not a trade war, President Trump
(04:12):
is trying to put an end to that war.
Speaker 5 (04:14):
What we've seen is that as the US announced the
tariff wall last week, many of those goods have already
started flooding into Europe. As you see it.
Speaker 6 (04:24):
Now, this trade war is China versus the risk war.
Speaker 5 (04:28):
Well, I'm not calling it a trade war, but I
am saying that China has escalated and President Trump responded
very courageously to that, and we are going to work
on a solution with the our trading partners.
Speaker 1 (04:42):
They're all so good, they're all so well spoken. Here's
Secretary Bessett talking about negotiating, and there's a strategy to it.
You know, he's not throwing it all out on the table.
Speaker 5 (04:54):
And we saw the successful negotiating strategy that President Trump
implemented a week today. It has brought more than seventy
five countries forward to negotiate. It took great courage, great
courage for him to stay the course until this moment.
And what we have ended up with here, as I
told everyone a week ago there in this very spot,
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do not retaliate and you will be rewarded.
Speaker 2 (05:23):
You not.
Speaker 1 (05:24):
That's walking softly and carrying a big tariff stick. Exactly
what it is in case you're joining US Chinese goods
one hundred and twenty five percent tariff. President Trump immediately
raising that because this comes hours after China announce they're
going to increase reciprocal tears in the US from thirty
four percent to eighty four percent. President Trump said, eighty four, Eh,
(05:46):
try one five. Can you hear me now? Can you
hear me now? Can you hear me now? Win of
that was that early two thousands when that came out, right, Yeah,
did Eastwitch companies? Didn't he that smokes guy? I think
he went to another soga. But Secretary Bessen here're saying, hey, man,
we're willing to hear you.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
Call us.
Speaker 1 (06:04):
It's going to take ninety days. That's wrong to doing
a ninety day pause to work all this out here.
Speaker 5 (06:08):
Every country in the world who wants to come and negotiate,
we are willing to hear you. We're going to go
down to a ten percent baseline tarrap for them, and
China will be raised to one five due to their
insistence on escalation.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
Yes, China bad actor?
Speaker 5 (06:34):
Is there just all about China? Well, it's about bad actors.
And you know what we will see is some of
the very early countries are China's neighbors that we're going
to see. I'm seeing Vietnam today, Japan's at the front
of the queue, South Korea, India, So you know, we
we will see. And as I've repeatedly said, and President
(06:58):
Trump has been saying it for you years, China is
the most imbalanced economy in the history of the modern world.
And they are the biggest source of the US trade problems,
and indeed they are problems for the rest of the world.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
Yes, but why the pause? Why the pause? Now?
Speaker 1 (07:16):
Listen this reporter hearly again, Press Secretary love it's and
media you're missing it.
Speaker 2 (07:21):
It's the art of the deal.
Speaker 6 (07:23):
Why you pause now like that?
Speaker 5 (07:26):
No again. President Trump created maximum negotiating leverage for himself
and the witch Terrists went into effect fifteen hours ago.
The ones that we have a lower went into effect
a week ago, or they were announced a week ago.
And we have just been overwhelmed, overwhelmed by the response
from mostly our allies who want to come and negotiate.
Speaker 2 (07:50):
In good faith good.
Speaker 1 (07:53):
Does this really sound like fair trade? I think fair
trade might be. Hey, come at us with your deal,
let's negotiate, sit down and decide what's fair. This fair
tree we've been talked about for the last decades, not
even close. It's like saying the Patriot Act was designed
(08:14):
to protect Americans or something. Hit us with your best deal.
Speaker 5 (08:18):
You're expecting them to come with their best deal, as
I said, or we can go today, don't retaliate, hold
your ground. Let's see what happens. And China the escalating
and escalating, and now they have one hundred and twenty
five percent teriffs that will be effective immediately.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
Okay, here's what I'm curious about watching this press conference.
I've cut out a lot of the shouting reporter questions
in between. This is Secretary Besset out there with Press
Secretary Levitt, And I mentioned this before. It's like, I
wonder how the ap of the New York Times or
any of these journalists Washington Post and the ones that
are in the White House press pool that go around
(08:58):
and are the ones around it, and we always hear
them all scream, especially with Biden. Remember how much as
presidents president the catch cameras going up his bread and
he turned and look at him and right. But I
was noticing this press conference. Sometimes Press secretary love it
when they would all.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
Like that.
Speaker 1 (09:20):
She would just say a name and point and so
she was. But in this event, I wonder how they
break breakthrough because a lot of times the Press secretary
is not standing there to say, like in front of
the president at his desk. They'll do that sometimes like this,
like you hear all that? Yeah, Now, I wonder how
(09:44):
they train him to just keep talking? How how did
this guy break through all of that? And why did
the rest of them just decide to shut up and
let this guy keep talking?
Speaker 5 (09:54):
Secondary and you the clause also apply to the sexual
tariffs that the presidents are Now.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
Did he break out of that group like that? We've
all heard it, We've all seen it. Maybe you haven't
paid attention and thought it was as strangest as I did. Okay,
back to us being here in good faith and we'll
deal with each country separately, Chargery Secretary Bessett.
Speaker 5 (10:16):
It signals the President Trump cares about trade and that
we want to negotiate in good faith. And as I said,
each one of these is going to be a separate,
bespoke negotiation. So we are confident that the having seen
the other side of where this could go. And it was,
(10:37):
like I said last week, the market didn't understand those
were maximum levels. The countries can think about those levels
as they come to us to bring down their tariffs,
their non tariff trade barriers. We're going to discuss currency manipulation,
subsidy of labor and industry.
Speaker 1 (10:56):
All right, Well, the market did understand the DALs up
seven point eight, NASDAC up twelve point one, SMP up
nine point five. Today, big stock market return. If the
Treasury Secretary Bessett does not work out. You know who
I think would be a good Treasury secretary, mister wonderful,
Kevin o'larry. I got kind of a shrug in there.
(11:20):
You don't think so huh Yeah, Well, well so's Elon Musk.
He said he wouldn't. Director Ryan Nigel said o'larry wouldn't
do it because he's a billionaire. A lot of muss
has done it. But here is mister wonderful talking about
it's not about terrace anymore.
Speaker 6 (11:34):
Looks they have never abided by any of the rules
they agreed to when they came in for decades. They cheat,
they steal, they steal ip I can't litigate in their courts.
They take product technology, they steal it, they manufacture and
sell it back. Here never has an administrator and four
or I want like she on an airplane to Washington
(11:57):
to level the playing field. It's not about tariffs anymore.
Nobody has taken on China yet, not the Europeans, no
administration for decades. As someone who actually does business there,
I've had.
Speaker 2 (12:10):
Enough, had enough again.
Speaker 1 (12:12):
President Trump raises the Chinese tariff rates to one hundred
and twenty five percent, going to do a ninety day
pause and basically baseline ten percent for all other nations.
Still that aluminum tariffs are going to be twenty five
percent remain for all auto tariffs, twenty five percent remain
for all reciprocal tariffs. Anything that's not auto steel illuminum
(12:35):
will be at ten percent for all but one hundred
and twenty five percent for China. Man fighting to end
this economic war that's that's gone down, and he had
a mandate in't amazing man. They they tried to arrest him,
put him on trial, impeach him, bankrupt him, run his reputation,
(12:57):
threaten him, kill him. He's operating at a level I
don't think I've ever seen a leader in my lifetime do.
And this is truly amazing. And get ready for fake news. Yeah,
they'll defend China. Watch what They're not going to be
able to hold out for another month or two, they'll
be crawling back. They're afraid that the people overthrow their government.
(13:18):
I was talking about it yesterday. You could actually hear
O'Leary talking about what about the unemployed Chinese?
Speaker 6 (13:25):
Tell you why she can only stay the supreme leader
if people are employed, if we wipe out any business there,
Because we are still thirty nine percent of all consumables
on Earth and twenty five percent of the world's GDP,
America is the number one.
Speaker 4 (13:41):
Economy on Earth. With all the cards, we will not
have that forever.
Speaker 6 (13:44):
It's time to squeeze Chinese heads into the wall now now.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
But the screws to him life I've never seen woo. Yeah,
I'm tired of playing nice. So many of the past
administrations have played nice. I didn't even really want to
do a trade deal with them again. Let's make those
plastic clothes baskets here in Toledo and Pixley, you know,
(14:12):
let's do it here in America when a lot of
people and nothing wrong with working at Dollar General. But
if that's the only place in your town that you
have to go and get a job in some of
these small cities or at a convenience store, try and
get one of the seventeen city jobs.
Speaker 2 (14:31):
These have factories.
Speaker 1 (14:32):
Man, people their yards look nice because they had a job,
They had a career that they could make.
Speaker 2 (14:40):
What can China do that we can't do? Oh, they'll
do it cheaper.
Speaker 1 (14:44):
That's what we're always being told. You like those prices,
don't you? And you go and you go shopping. I
like what mister wonderful states here do the What about
a four hundred percent?
Speaker 2 (15:01):
Is that it for?
Speaker 6 (15:02):
You may not like Trump, you may not like his
style or his rhetoric. Finally, an administration that puts up
and says enough four hundred percent toughs tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1 (15:13):
Yes, four hundred percent. Tear us on, tear us off.
Wax on, wax off. The reckoning is coming for China.
Speaker 4 (15:24):
Is the Trevortary Show on the Valley's Power Talk.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
Stock market today, the Dow was up seven point eight,
NADSDAK up twelve point one s, and P up nine
point five. Wall Street surged. Didn't President Trump say calm
down everybody? He knew he had another card to come
out and play boy? I wonder what that's like, what
you do making the whole world react? That'd be a
(15:48):
very powerful feeling. That's not just a powerful feeling. That's
called having power. Wow, right, isn't that? I wonder what
you wake up in the middle of the night, I
go use a bathroom. Trump standing at the White House
urinal in there. Maybe he's sleeking, sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom.
He didn't snoring, so he can Melania up or something.
(16:10):
I don't know, but wonder what goes through their mind.
That's boy, that's that's that's heavy. That's that's real heavy.
And to think that he didn't need to have the heaviness.
I guess no man needs to have that, but willing
(16:31):
willing to go through that, and boy, everything that he
has been through. Let's just all stop and applaud him
right now. Thank you, President Trump.
Speaker 2 (16:40):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Now, let's all stop and say Lord, thank you for
sparing his life. And there's going to be families in
the future that we'll just read about him, hear about him,
see movies about him, who will be like thank you,
because America is better. Now we turn this around, and
let's give ourselves some credit for believing, trusting, voting. Many
(17:04):
of you got out there and campaigned and worked and
turn this county back red. So President Trump's announced a
pause in the terrifikes one hundred and twenty five percent
of China, ten percent for everybody else. I was reading
John Carney at Breitbart. If you want to know some
of the stock stuff. If you don't, you're not a
(17:25):
you know, an expert on it like I am. You
got to read John Carney. He said the spark was
a thirty nine billion auction of ten year treasury notes.
He said that was a sign that investors were eager
to buy right now. And he said that that auction
was a very strong sign as well. Now here's where
(17:48):
I'm a little bit like we're in uncharted waters, and
a lot of times you don't know where the sharks
are when you're in uncharted waters. Let me take you
back just a few years. Let me take you back
to Republicans. Let me take you back to the words
of President Trump during the lockdown. And China can't control
all our pharmaceuticals. Has anything changed on that, No, So
(18:16):
we're going to end a trade war now, I don't
know unless Trump administration has something in their back pocket
they've been able to pull off in two months and
they're going to announce it. I'm sol Alabama. It's the
American pharmaceutical company that we get. I don't know what
the numbers were, but I remember at the time it
(18:36):
scared me how reliant we were on China and the
fact that we even trust them to mix up what
they're sending to us. If we can't do that, if
we can land a rocket straight up again like al
we can go rescue them. We can do all this
(18:56):
high technology, all our drones, all this this AI, but
we can't make our own medicine and whether we live
or die or get over symptoms by having some kind
of antibiotic about it. I need to get a real
expert on this that can really show us the danger
that we could be in right now with the pharmaceuticals.
(19:17):
Would they go that far and say, where you're sick,
we're not gonna send you that, I.
Speaker 2 (19:22):
Would think in a war that happens.
Speaker 1 (19:25):
Yeah, I'm not saying we're sending aircraft carriers at each
other here, but I mean also, China has to sit
in a mess right now for like three months ninety
day pause at one hundred and twenty five percent tariffs.
Maybe President Trump's gonna say when President che calls, yes,
we need to settle this.
Speaker 2 (19:45):
Your number sixty two in the queue. Don't you hate
when you're own hole like that?
Speaker 1 (19:54):
Ah? So they might got to they might have to
sit in a mess like this and maybe back two
nights before Thanksgiving down at marl Largo on a foggy,
cool night, as they were planning this ending of this war,
as they were planning D Day to finally put an
(20:15):
end to it. Even though they didn't put an end
to it, but it almost did. Their D Day did.
But I bet they said they thought about they thought
about this. They say, when we make this slip like
they did today, one hundred and twenty five percent of China,
ten percent for the rest of the world, you think
the rest of the world is going to be like
nah ah, We're on China's side on this one. Absolutely not.
(20:38):
That's like if you owned a business and your number
one client that was key to your survival, that's who
you talk to. And that's what we are in America.
We need to realize the power that we have are
purchasing power? Is that braggadocious? Now we've been blessed as
a country. As they always say, they from the Office
(21:02):
of Reality say that even low income in America compare
it compared to many, many, the majority of the countries
around the world. They would see that as an upscale living.
I mean the fact that you would have a TV
in a cell phone and you have electricity and clean water.
Speaker 2 (21:28):
Well R. K.
Speaker 1 (21:29):
Junior is going to get into that with the floor ride.
But you get where I'm going with this. So China
right now, the people over there that make our plastic clothes,
baskets and everything that we love the deals on including iPhones,
those are probably be going at what four grand or something? Hey, Apple,
I got an idea make them in Fresno zero tariffs.
(21:51):
Wouldn't that be great to hear? Mayor Dyer's announced he's
worked with Apple because Apple thought, well, it's a growing
part of California, it's a good environment. People we could
get to work there. They have a higher unemployment rate
than the rest of the country. That means we could
pay them less and it costs less to actually live
here than it would in Riverside or Sacramento or San
Francisco or Oakland or maybe Oakland now, but you get
(22:14):
you know, La, Yeah, let's do that. Come on iPhone.
See this is what this is going to create. Wouldn't
that be great? Let's see it play out. I hope
it does. Avoid the tariffs, manufacture here, create jobs. It's
not that difficult, not that hard to figure out. You
don't need a PhD In economics. You don't need to
(22:37):
be Peter Navarro in a lawn musk fighting it out. Yeah,
they know a whole lot more. But I know what
the goal is, and I think you do as well,
because every president talks about it, how the economic power
of China and we build them up. Don't understand it? Well,
(22:58):
it's because it doesn't make sense. That's why people say,
I don't understand why we would do that. Well, the
people that are doing that, they're not Americans. The ones
in America are fellow citizens. I'd had power and control
and even sat in the White House.
Speaker 2 (23:11):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
They they were looking out for the world Schwab the
World Economic Forum, Yeah, all that kind of stuff. You
know Bill Gates people he eat sushi with and stuff
like that. Those are the circles they run in. They're
not at frezo Ac Hardware. No, But I am glad
those people that run around the world that are really
(23:32):
rich are now looking out for the benefit of America.
That's Donald J. Trump, President Trump and Elon Musk and
Doe said they have a huge discovery.
Speaker 4 (23:42):
This is the Trevor carry Show on the Valley's Power Talk.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
YouTube Knows Me Again better named by the Side of Misissippi,
and they know. I'm into now the pyramids and the
old ancient buildings and just amaze at the forty tons
stones that somehow some guys that had leather across their
crotch and had wooden hammers and chisels were able to
lift I don't know, two hundred feet there. Yeah, no, no,
(24:12):
not even the Pyramids. I'm now a belief that the
Egyptians found the pyramids. Guys, there were some really incredible
builders at some point in this world. By just seeing
what they left behind. This is not an opinion, This
is not a theory. This is a you see it
with your own eyes. Inside some of this bedrock, limestone,
(24:35):
some of the hardest rock that perfect ninety degree angles
cut into No, the ninety degree angle stuff where you
can't even fit a piece of paper between the rocks. No, no,
uh Now I know about a sunken pyramid near Taiwan.
(24:55):
It's eighty two feet below sea level near an island
off of Japan. They're over by Taiwan. Mysterious object called
the Yanaguni Monument discovered in nineteen eighty six, and they
really I just hear it is twenty twenty five and
I'm just finding out about this thing. It had sharp
angled steps, ninety feet tall, tirely made of stone. Some
advanced society I guess, was building these pyramids along here. Man,
(25:19):
we got to change our history books. Divers discovered it
forty years ago, sixty miles east of Taiwan. Pyramid shape
had straight steps. There's no way the water carved them
that way. No, we're talking about this sucker being built
five thousand years even before the pyramids in Egypt. They
(25:39):
said six thousand years before stone inche maybe there was
a flood at one point. You ever heard a story
about that. The Doze team has made a huge discovery.
They sunk in pyramid. Now. I don't know what it's
gonna be, but they said they're gonna reveal it soon.
Press Secretary Levitt said they made a huge discovery. I
(26:02):
will quote her, there has been a discovery. I hate
to leave you hanging on a cliff, but I don't
want to get ahead of the president on that. But
I can confirm there has been a discovery, but it's
just not quite ready for release. Some people have said
they've seen the reports and that the discovery is massive. Now,
(26:25):
I wonder what that's gonna be. Okay, you think first
of all money waste, but then you think even worse,
like we found out where the three hundred thousand children
went to, maybe some rings, some trafficking. I don't know
what's going to be massive and huge like that September
eleven funds, Oh oh, all the put options that were
(26:50):
put on yeah, because they were going to invest That
was part of Congresswoman Luna with the Epstein files and
JFK files and Trump assassination files at nine to eleven
was on there. What director Ryan Nigel just reminded me
of was all the put options where you actually make
a you know, a place of bet or stock on
a company failing. And American Airlines and was it Delta
(27:12):
the airlines involved United United, You're right, United in America.
A lot of people put put options where you're you're
betting that they're going to fail real soon. Maybe they have,
and that should have been investigated a long time ago,
long time ago. Last week, President Trump told reporters aboard
Air Force One that does found something horrible, but he
(27:35):
did not elaborate. He said, we found hundreds think of it,
just hundreds of millions of dollars, a fraud, abuse, and waste.
They're still going strong. But they found something today that's horrible.
It's horrible. So to me, that makes me think it's
it's like worse than stealing money. That's just what I think.
President said, what we found, you'll find out very soon.
(27:55):
I quoted him, what they found is incredible. I'll give
a lot a lot of credit. He has some very
people with him. Trump emphasized, I want a lot to
stay on as long as possible. Do you know they
found millions of government credit cards. They well, they all
had a ten thousand dollars limit, four point six million
(28:16):
active credit card accounts for the United States government. Just
imagine one hundred thousand credit cards laid out. Imagine ten
imagine a thousand or ten thousand, but four point six
million credit cards. That has to be more than we
have employees. Joe said, they've saved so far one hundred
(28:39):
and five billion, and Democrats are angry. You know, they're
throwing bricks and molotov cocktails about saving our money, gonna
stop a low muster. Anybody that would want to stop
somebody from looking into fraud and crime. Are the criminals
that are committing the fraud and the money laundry and something.
As President Trump stated, horrible, he didn't really use that
(29:04):
word that often. That's a That's why I think it's
a description of something maybe more than a money heist.
That's just amazing, all those credit cards. Lon Musk was
asked what is the waste of fraud ratio? He said,
eighty percent wasist, twenty percent fraud. See what the government
(29:26):
could do is they get money to these so called nonprofits.
Right then there's there's no auditing of that.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
We didn't even audit our the money that.
Speaker 1 (29:34):
Went to Ukraine. You know, think Stacey Abrams, the failed
gubernatorial I win every election, there's election fraug going on. No,
you're the frauds. You're there, honey buns. No, you made
a nonprofit, took billions of dollars from taxpayers and your
company had made what was it like two thousand dollars
or something in six months. It was something ridiculous like that,
(29:56):
was it one hundred dollars?
Speaker 2 (29:57):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (29:58):
Yeah, yeah, let's just put a little money and to
start an account, ALM must say they give themselves insane salaries,
expense everything to the nonprofit by jets and homes and
all sorts of things. Huh, what comes to mind about
a nonprofit that bought homes? Oh, Black Lives Matter, that's
that's right. We've seen that. Maybe dose can get into that. Oh,
(30:20):
they've already done that, and we're already determined to be fraudsters.
But we need to cut this. You know, we talk
about the national debt and how it's almost like due overtime.
It was thirty seven trillion, and I give you the
examples of what a trillion dollars would do. You know,
if we stacked up one hundred dollars bills, they would
(30:42):
go all the way up to Uranus and back, you know,
things like that. And when you think thirty seven trillion,
and with unfunded liabilities that are still out there that
we would owe, you know, triple that amount. That brings
us to our knees. And we always said it's going
to happen to future generation, but we never really knew
when it would happen. I always thought it'd be sooner
(31:05):
than people talk about. But that's what we needed a
president to do to reduce government spending. And that was
one of the things in Trump one point zero that
he did not do. He jumped in with that Democrat
Republican debt orgy that they've been in now, the lockdown,
the COVID came along. A lot of that first round
was to take care of a lot of that. But
(31:27):
just what we did in this last budget that they
put through the Continuing Resolution to just rubber stamp Joe
Biden and Kamala Harris think if we'd gone through that
with a doze fine tooth comb, we might have had
enough money left over to build some pharmaceutical companies, or
some clothes basket making companies, some plastic ice tray making companies,
(31:50):
all the barbecuing utensils. You know, hey, it's Father's Day,
let's buy him the barbecue set comes from Taiwan or China.
We need to put my back into that. I wonder
how much we could have saved in that last Continuing
Resolution that was wasted. But dose is rooting out the
(32:11):
abuse that's there, and I'm glad that they're doing it,
and the left is outraged and who cares. I don't
care their hands off protest what you think was coming? Guys.
He talked about this during the entire election, And yes,
we do need to become a manufacturing world power. We're
(32:32):
not the number one superpower of the world. We could
be for I don't know, a few months, maybe maybe
stretch it out to a year. What do we do
after we've superpowered the world if we needed to use
our our might, right, well, you build more, just like
we did in World War Two. Rosie the Riveter, Oh boy,
we riveted. We had oil. That's how we won. We
(32:56):
made more bullets and uh more planes and trucks and tanks,
and had rubber facilities and steel aluminum. We cranked it out.
We saved the world. But we have we dropped off.
Imagine a World War three. We need computers, we need chips,
(33:19):
but we still need bullets and chips. And oh yeah,
China builds ninety percent of the shipping in the world.
Maybe we should start focusing on some of fixing America's future. Well,
that is exactly what they're doing. And speaking of weapons
and bullets and missiles, I mentioned it yesterday. I didn't
(33:41):
get to it, but DOJ President Trump's would be assassin.
They've tied him to purchasing a stinger missile. Nothing to
see hair, Please keep moving. We'll dig in on that next.
Speaker 4 (33:55):
This is the trebor Chary Show on the Valley's Power Talk.
Speaker 1 (34:00):
See director on Nigel Son had chicken wings and rice
and green peas and doctor pepper. That is all natural
because there's pepper and that thing you're drinking. I had
a he said. He asked me what I had. I said, well,
you got to listen on the Trevor Carey Show. So
here's what I had, right, A BLT left over broccoli.
(34:20):
And when you said mac and cheese, I remember it.
I bought a box. Normally I do the Trader Joe's
Mac and cheese on microwave, but I bought a couple
of boxes at all these you know where you do
your own milk and butter and you mix it up,
and I hadded a bunch of cheese and on it. Hmm.
It was just I could have thrown it. It would have
stuck on the wall. But the pasta so tiny, those
(34:41):
little thin little things, but it was still good. BLT
broccoli mac and cheese iced tea. M I could eat
that again right now. Trump's would be assassin. I'll go
ahead and say his name, because he's internationally tied to
some organization. Ryan Ruth tried to purchase a Stinger mi
so from Ukraine to take out President Trump, and actually
(35:02):
discussed July assassination Timpton, Pennsylvania with an operative before his
attempt that he tried to do in September. These record
documents that he attempted to purchase a Stinger missile across
one hundred nineteen thousand, one hundred and twenty thousand on
the black market. You can get it fifty to eighty thousand.
Where would he have gotten the funding? We need to
(35:22):
find out who was involved with this cat holding talks
with some kind of operative. Was that a federal operative?
Was that a Ukrainian operative? Was the CIA running Ryan Ruth? Yeah,
then you find him hiding in a bush with a
firearm seconds minutes killing President Trump, playing golf, enjoying himself.
(35:47):
I don't know the intelligence community he knows tied to this.
Next court hearing is going to be April fifteenth, coming
up here. But yeah, still pray for his safety, I
tell you man. There's a lot of people trying to
stop this. There's gonna lose money when these globalists are
destroyed by this trade war that President Trump is putting
it into. Yeah, it gonna be some bloody date.
Speaker 4 (36:09):
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