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on today, thank you for your company. we hope see you soon and have a great day the the power buddy, i'm rick sanchez, may is if you continue to tune in and we won't just say that we thank you for it. by the way, this is some of what we're going to be talking about. spoken to the biggest grabs. nobody's spoken to perhaps bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king, martin luther king. what is it with mr. trump's bazaar messaging? lately? we're going to tell you what the polls are saying. star truth right here. i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the ok. got a lot of stuff,
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talk about what you say. we start with this. so here is what the united states of america is doing right now. in relation to what may soon turn into a shooting war between israel. busy and iran, this is crazy. unable strike group complete with a fleet of battleships carriers and some marines headed to the area present, a button has now signed off on sending anywhere between $16.00 to $20000000000.00 more dollars of tax payer money by the way, to israel. and number 3, we are telling around that they have no right to consider retaliation against israel. and they should just live with the fact that israel can shoot missiles into the country and assassinate their politicians. and no one wants to see a wider regional conflict. so, you know, hopefully you don't find ourselves in the situation of having to employ those capabilities. but if we need to in the defensive israel, we will. so in other words, uh iran, you better stand down. how dare you be eggs? what they did to you? and did you notice by the way that even mentioned what israel has done at all,
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just we stand behind israel no matter what they do. israel assassinated has bought a commander of wad sugar. it was in bay root at the time and then they assassinated the other guy, the hamas leader who was actually negotiating a ceasefire. so you, you kill the guy who's negotiating the cease fire you're trying to attain, don't get it. his name, as you probably know, because we've covered the story on a couple of occasions as male, hon. i, he's, he was in tehran at the time. interestingly enough, which you know, which that doesn't play well with the iranians. the irony of this whole mess is that while the united states is unequivocally supporting israel, unequivocally with a capital on uh, and appears ready to start a war over. this is real zone defense minister has come out this week and blasted the met then. yeah. who government saying what it says is doing is quote gibberish . so, manila, what, what i find fascinating about this is you've got people inside of israel telling
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the israeli leader, that's a yahoo. you're full of crap. what you're doing is crazy. meanwhile, the united states is like, oh no, he's, you know, mother theresa, let's continue, whatever he does with what will back it up. don't get that. don't get that. what's inside of the world. well, rick, 1st wish to point out that both things can be false. what we are seeing with your galani and the people to the right of benjamin netanyahu is internal strife. there is political in fighting going on at the connected about who wants to be in control, especially because benjamin netanyahu was so wildly unpopular in the polls. and he also stands to be, you know, have his day of reckoning in court if and when the day comes that he's no longer prime minister. so let's set that part of side with israel's internal strife. over here for the, the us side, as we just saw, the pentagon brass there conveniently leave out the full context of where you're on
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is angry. conveniently, it doesn't really matter, rick. that's the big question. does it even really matter? the actual context? because as you pointed out, what he said there is the us will unequivocally me back and support israel no matter what. so it doesn't matter what the context here is. the us will continually provide arms and give billions and billions more and continued aid as well as the annual allowance, i guess we can call it that that we give is real anyway. yeah, the really loud. right? yeah. that we, that we give right, that we give egypt every year, so they don't. so they don't pick a fine with israel. so we're, we're driving people everywhere or color or is it of course, and people everywhere and sending this straight group over to israel. i think is obviously an escalation of tensions, and this is going to make the iranians very,
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very nervous. i was, yeah, no, and you don't have to be uh, you know, um you have political expert to figure that out. i mean, it's simple math that we're getting ourselves into is a possible conflagration that the only people are going to benefit from this other people who make bombs. it is what it is like let's, let's talk about the presidential campaign right now. presidential campaign in the united states, couple of harris continues to appear extremely coachable if nothing else sticking to her script. uh, the one they give her. she's not talking to reporters, she's also generally not talking about her policies at all. she's also running away from some of her more liberal policies from the past, like medicare for all of what she obviously used to be in favor of parents. campaign official tells box that if the vice president is elected president, she will not push single pay or, or medicare for all. parents isn't making that case herself probably. yeah. so it represents quite an evolution on health care. in 2017 harris was the 1st senate democrats, the co sponsor, bernie sanders,
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medicare for all bill. now let's look at the other side. trump on, meanwhile, appears to have lost his way, though he has a decent record to run on, especially on foreign policy. with the exception of israel, of course, to differentiate themselves for moderates who are looking for somebody look to he's not doing that. instead, he seems to be mired and what appears to be a bizarre need to validate himself with negative attacks and obsession with how big is crowds are for some reason. here he is talking to about the martin luther king's crowd size compared to his why, why i've spoken to the biggest grabs. nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king, when he did his speech, his great speech and you looked at ours of same real estate, same everything, same number of people. if not, we had more. and he's also, and i made a list, he's also talking about the fact that harris has crowds are not real people. i
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guess they are robots or fakes or something. i don't know, he says joe biden try to assassinate them, that bite and say covet, which by the way it might be true. but still what talk about it. his helicopter went down with a black politician who it turns out was the wrong politician, that he named that comma harris really is a black. while he refuses to pronounce her name, you know it, it just vanilla. i'm just thinking it as i'm reading all of this stuff. it leads to the question, you know, has, has she turned this race around in her direction? or has he, i mean sometimes you have to ask is you, are you winning or is the other guy just wanting to lose? oh, that and i know you're going to get tired of hearing this from me, rick. but i'm still going to say it's only 2 weeks in we've only learned a week ago, 24 hour running mate is going to be i. i think it's still too early to actually see which way the wind is really blowing. and i got to ask you, rick, because because i'm, i'm a woman. i'm not sure comparing crowd sizes. is that
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a euphemism for the? i mean, so go there. i really don't. you try to get me far hearing. i just can't figure out why what the problem be here is just like he was, you know, he always is talking about little marco or little hands, big hands i, i don't understand, you know, but dad, i will, i'll tell you this job. i'll tell you there's my, i was talking to a dear friend of mine this morning. i'm happens to be one of our colleagues and he and i were chatting about this this morning. and i told him, you know, it's starting to remind me a little bit because of the story start sounding the same. my dad did that, god bless my dad before he passed away. i remember we would always go over there on weekends and spend time with him, and he always would say the same stories over and over again. and i'm starting to see a little bit of that with mr. trump, and it's, it's, i don't, it's hard to watch, you know, i mean, it's hard to watch. yeah. i, i, i notice,
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i mean, trump is we should know 78 years old. right. so, yeah, it's not that far behind an age from joe biden. so, you know, it wouldn't be a crazy idea that perhaps maybe his mind is starting to get to that old man phrase, but he certainly still got a lot of gusto behind to into, you know, joe biden. but, but not when you're putting the race against carmella harris, who is i've talked to the doctor and about martin luther and talking about martin luther king like dude. yeah, that's never winning. yeah. by the way, on a winning combination. my kids to the stay say i repeat some of the same stories just to be fair about that. so. all right, speaking of trump, vance is foreign policy, which is in many ways more dependable. then biden's in harris. if you really look at it, why isn't donald trump talking to americans about the specifics of the military expansionism that we're seeing that we're engaged? and then i'm gonna give an example. this is the one that today, right? this is going on right now. something that he quote and shouldn't be addressing,
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and it's not him somebody, there would be absolutely crazy for the united states of america to allow ukraine to use f sixteens to bomb russia. right? i mean, if you stop somebody on the street and say, hey, what do you say we set up 16 to bob? what would they say? they say you're crazy, right? even more so if they want to use them to bomb inside of russia. watch this despite retros claim of control over the situation in the task region, most of the fee is about $60.00 inside subjects might be used that the telegraph in phones according to the news agency. the events in the past regents were expected to call the russian command. now i want to be really fair about this, right? we are manila, nobody here can independently confirm that f sixteens have been used into curse or any part of russia in the area where ukrainian troops, as we told you, have been made in russia. but there, but there's a lot of bucks. there's a lot of reports that are indicating it might happen, could happen there in there somewhere. they're not across the border there near the
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border. can you imagine the message that sends to the world and the repercussions that could come of this? i mean, and here's what's troubling mental as i look at this, why, what this is, why it's important. and this is what you and i were just talking about, right? what, why? first of all, is this another trial balloon? us officials said they wouldn't use tax. we did, we also said we wouldn't use the send the patriot missiles we did. now we're saying we're not going to send up or what we already sent the sixty's. we're not going to allow them to use f sixteens and into russia. are we sure that they're not going to do this? i mean, this is the kind of thing that donald trump or somebody and the republican party should be saying, pointedly. i'm saying these guys are going to start world war 3, and this is exactly how they aim to do it. but nobody's saying it. yeah, i mean we are wrecked and, and i think it is important to point out that why we cannot independently confirm
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if that footage is yeah. um, from the ukrainians flying any f sixteens that have been provided not directly by washington, but rather their friends in nato. running from like the netherlands or, or belgium or what have you. but we can confirm that for sure. but the, the fact that the at sixteens had been promised and upon delivery would, i would say, underscore the escalation happening there given the recent small incursion, but still in incursion in the russian proper, within the cursed old bloss. but secondly, rec, i think it's important to point out that voldemort zalinski, we know, even the, even the mainstream american media is admitting that ukraine is losing the war and they are running low on manpower that's, that's a well known established fact at this point and below them is the lensky for all of his efforts, i think, is like
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a petulant child becoming very angry that nobody's paying attention that much to create anymore. everybody's eyes are on god. yeah, point. and i think getting the f sixteens is a way of saying, look at me, look at me and sort of his way of beating his chest to try to turn the world attention back to his situation. because if and when peace comes, i think it's not going to be a bright future for blood. him is the one skate. this is a most dangerous game. this really is a most dangerous game. and we need some adults to stand up and say, hey, you know, let's take a look at this. let's have a conversation about it. but instead, our politicians in the united states are talking about other things and looking elsewhere. that's what i say. thanks manila, great conversation. as usual, we're going to take a little quick break here, but when we come back, we'll be joined by somebody that i've been following by the way for you is now and for whom i've got a lot of respect. if you love truth tellers and there aren't enough of them, i'm telling you that's what i was just saying
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a little while ago. you're going to love this guy. victor. let's see here. there it is. by gully gerald sunday. he's got one of the hottest shows on youtube. it's called the trends journal, and he's coming up in just a little bit. there is, he's there out there. we're gonna be right back. the the, the,
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[000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discussed some real in the welcome back. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact. joining me now is gerald 7th day, who says that like it is and he's very often very right. right now he has in his last show which i was listening to. i enjoyed what he was saying. he says it kept saying this, he kept saying, it's not what you want or what you like. it's what it is. so mr. salenti, thank you for rubbing with us how you doing. i'm a, well,
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i'm done doing fine blush to everything i have. but i'm very sad to see the the state of the world and the decline of civilization comments. yeah. common sense stuff, but by the way, just as i mentioned that what do you explain to our viewers without doing your entire, you know, monologue what you mean when you say it is what it is not what we want it to be, but it is what it is on the trend forecast. so these are some of my books trend tracking far better than mega trend stein magazine. mm hm. trends 2000 international does. so the trends journal, the weekly magazine, we started publishing and 1991. they've been at us a lot of years. uh huh. and you're good. i looked at the, i look at things. so the way they are, again, not the way i want them to do. so i became a trend forecast or, and it's in this book trend tracking again father, the negative sign magazine. when the ronnie and conflict broke out back in the late
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19 seventy's. and i saw the propaganda going out, say how we have to hate the iranians wanting to overthrow the shop. the people had no idea the united states over throw and the u. k. of the democratically elected government of most of the day in 1953. hm. in iran knows the jag has a nerd, so the call, the arrogance to say, know that oil does not be want to a glow or ronnie and oil better known today is b or standard oil. better know, today is exxon mobil. that oil belongs to the radi and people know that now that's of the only newspaper in the west that i saw that reported in 2017. the details of the united states crew with winston churchill and kermit roosevelt was a great grandson, a grandson of theater, roosevelt,
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the c i a and the m i 6 over throwing the government me and bringing in the shop. and people had no idea about this of lock the secret police that, that may be assessed look good. and the crimes that would be committed under the shock. mm hm. so when the revolution now i'm telling you, it's not what you like, what you want, what you believe in it's what it's showing the revolution started to happen. that's when i became a political atheist. that's when i did the, i don't believe in any of the political systems anymore. and i became a trend for cash to buy say, you know, i, but golden oil prices will go up. i'm a young guy, i'm only like 30 shirley 303132 years old. and i started playing the futures markets and i had a $10000.00 bed that i almost made 3 quarters of a $1000000.00 with. wow. and that's when i quit my job, i was a number to guy running a major trade association and but anyway, i lost
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a lot of that to the wild. so yeah. tell me, but i just been there, done that, my friend. yeah, yeah, that's why that a perfect nice you know, i'm, i'm you, i could be your president. yeah, i never did anything wrong. yeah. get out of here. but anyway, that's how i learned to be a that's why i became a political atheist. and now we're talking about the elections and what they look like and what it is. mm hm. i here it's a picture of me was it was a big newspaper in yonkers, which was a big city in westchester county. i became the, i was running a, the campaign coordinator of um, uh, the guy who ran scenary offers the city 220000 people, came the longest running may or angel and not knowing. i worked on political campaigns for at west chester county. i was the assistant to the secretary, the new york state center i 26 years. so you, you know, your politics, you know, political strategy, not like some of these idiots who appear on cnn and fox and stuff. and don't know
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what the hell they're talking about. and i designed and instructed a course called american politics and campaign technology. had it run political campaigns. so i was on the other side and i quit and none of my friends could believe i quit the, the rest of these uh, uh, brian donnie, whose wife became the lieutenant governor governor under pataki in new york. so i could believe that i quit. i said, i'm not going to take this crap, i'm not going to suck my way up to 6. so maybe so, but it's so important. so when we add to the present or the present election, you saw what i thought, what, how i break down come layers and donald trump right now. she's kind of taking our way through but doing it with a smile and it seems to be working. he's talking about everything, but what i think he needs to talk about, do you agree? absolutely. again, it's, it's, she is a big connection in california with disney world. and like you were saying before,
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they gave her the script. and that's all this is. it's a presidential reality show is disney is taking over washington and it's minnie mouse running a dentist, donald dr. all right, but oh, okay. okay. now it's a free show. it's a freight show again, are we own the trademark presidential reality show? i took it out when trump was running and we had forecast in may of 2016 when every body said trump, we'd lose. we say there's cats going away. so what, why the, why, why, why that, why was the severe turn in the way things have gone in the last 30 days or so? and why was trumps reality show of you want to call it that saw effective 4 and a half years ago and it doesn't seem to be working now. why? what do you see the e. c. he b clinton. why you should look like,
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appropriately named hillary clinton because the people with disgusted with the establishment. that's why he was. and again, he's a new yorker and so on. mine. and it should different attitude. i'll never forget when they had the debate and he goes over the little georgi bush and puts his arm around a jet bush and puts his arm around them and a baby. yeah, yeah. yeah. yeah. really. and nobody got a little bush to stood there like this is so that charge to trump put is all, i'm only i get your wrong the last name, but they don't have that. he had that new york spirit that the people were looking for or the so e, so narcissistic. he's only involved with themself. yeah. before we went on the air, this just came out. the trunk continued attacks on harris's rise stirred fears. he could question election outcome. oh god,
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that's again. yeah, yeah. show each quote. he's saying that it's, it's an unconstitutional and accuser taking part in a cool but, but he's talking about the probably about what when, when, when you do that, just i'm not the, i'm not as probably as good a messenger as you, but i understand what being off messages, when you say that you're talking about losing, why are you talking about it, right? did i get that right? so, again, you know, this is drawn out with trends journal. we sent out a special trend alerts on, um, uh huh. 2 weeks ago, the trends journal had forecast that joe biden would step down, and camella harris would run for president 2020 for me. and now we forecast minus the wild card, such as the stock market crash parish will be donald trump in the race for the white house while you're, you're, you're, you're official. you,
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you forecasting that now for your minus the wild card. and again, people say i'm a future so nobody can predict the future. what do we want? what's the wild card? what? what, what has that happened for trump? the wind tell me the economy. i should to go down really high. there has to be a market crash, something there's an old saying on by the way, this was a t shirt just to tell you how i feel about both sides of the game. this is when bill clinton was running for office affairs for the city that be aware and i can't both suck really fuck were like, well it's like really got stuck really the 1st the differences but i am sorry. what was the question? what has to happen for trump, the wind, since you're predicting the same way? yeah. it's, it's, it's the they used to say during the clinton campaign, it's the economy, stupid. yeah. that's what the people are most concerned about. so mine is that
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because this is going on right after the crash of 87, everything was down now which yeah, things are tough, things are in great. but if it stays the same or just gets a little worse, harrigeville when it has to be around, crash were to bring in trump as we forecast. do you agree that that if she wins, it's not so much because of what she did more so because of what he didn't know, the big issue again, this is from your magazine. again, it's not what you like, what you want, what you wish for the abortion issue. mm. if you talk about that. yeah, well i, i was your, i hate of why should no, no, i don't care what. yeah. hey, you want, i'm just telling you what's going on. so here's from the magazine they get, we wrote this in may of 2022 during the mid term elections. we said that this is may 17th, 2020 parish says aspirations to the presidency united states. and she knows that
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her boss is an unpopular president who was 79 years old. she wants to be the party standard there and needs to start making a name for itself. is she runs for president again, being that to bite the ministration is viewed as an effective and bring down inflation. is something that i'd strongly boost. they need economy, you're ready. mm hm. parish to seize upon abortion rights. and so, yes. and that's what she did. you go by the non bins, it's not what you want, what your life, your pro or, or anti. and then again, this is from the magazine on may 23rd and b. c. news noted that the bill public policy research is they ran a national paula february that found 64 percent of americans think abortion should be illegal. in most cases, the numbers are what that yeah, no, no, listen i, i get, i get the point and i and i, and i think that you've construed it in such
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a way so that it's hard to deny that the trend and nobody knows trends more than gerald, so once is, is, is heading in that direction. so most of we're out of time. can you come back? i want to do this. uh. yeah, no, yeah you're, you're, you're kind of my kind of guy. i'm a little allowed to and i like to tell things like they are and i think sometimes although i'm certainly as imperfect as the next guy. it's important to have these very these, these types of conversations. thank you. my friend, god bless you. i thank you. as i saw that you do, i really appreciate being on alright, that's our show. remember, always look outside your own box. when you're looking for drugs, be a little more like joke. don't live in boxes, just don't live there. i'm resist shows. what were you looking for? you next to the
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