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April 1, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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"The Future"All right, dear friend.
I had to get one more time in.
One more Easter celebration.
Mrs. L and I and the crew had a beautiful day today.
I want to just tell you something.
I want to tell you that we were here.
We had a wonderful day.
A great, great day.
It was wonderful, wonderful.
And we went to a place in...
What county is it?
Hunterdon County?
Hunterdon County in Jersey.
Went to a place that was built in 1800 in a town that was started in 1765.
And it is...
Love it.
Absolutely steeped in American culture, American history.
And I walked in, sat down, and immediately I looked to my left, and this very nice fellow, his name is Charles.
I don't know if Charles is listening, but Charles said, Hello, Lionel.
And I always say, oh, and I did my best to always shake hands and thank people.
I said, He said, not save me, but I met you during COVID, and here I am.
I said, well, that is wonderful.
Thank you.
It was a great, great feeling.
People were happy today.
Families were out.
Just a wonderful day.
It was just a splendid, the most beautiful weather you can possibly imagine.
Absolutely gorgeous.
Gorgeous.
So I wanted to just do another Easter thing.
But I want to tell you something.
Every now and then, I have a certain, well, shall we say, connected to the family, so to speak.
And I ask her, I said, what do your friends think?
Because she always kind of tells me, I'm really interested.
30s, you know, kind of hip.
Very, very interesting because I always have these sample groups.
I look to it and say, what are people telling you?
What are the subjects that you are listening to?
And what is the source of your data?
Where do you get your information from?
And the first thing she said was that among her colleagues and friends and associates, the thing that...
Everybody was talking about was the Baltimore Bridge falling.
They said, this story stinks.
And I love it.
I said, what do you mean?
Now think about this.
They sense something.
They recognize something.
And you do too.
There's something about this.
There's something about everything, and they're all independently researching this.
They know something is wrong.
They know this.
They don't believe this story.
They don't...
You know how you don't know...
You know, you don't know things...
For example, if you said, what happened to Uncle Dave?
Uncle Dave's dead.
What happened?
Well, he stubbed his toe and died.
And you said, wait a minute, what?
And they say, well, you're not a doctor.
Wait a minute.
You don't stub your toe and die.
Well, how do you know?
Are you a neurologist?
Excuse me.
I'm not a lunatic.
You don't stub your toe and die.
I know this.
I know enough about reality.
You don't have to do this.
Well, that's what they say.
Oh, are you a bridge expert?
Oh, do you know about...
Are you an engineer now?
Oh, you know about maritime disaster?
Oh, boy, I didn't know you knew all this stuff.
That's the first thing they tell you.
Because you recognize...
This case stinks.
It's rotten.
Rotten to the core.
It stinks.
It smells.
It's horrid.
That's the beautiful part about this.
I want to talk to you about this.
I want to go through this.
I want you to listen so carefully to what I'm saying.
And we're going to talk about also Kate and Diddy.
The Diddy case is blowing up out of proportion.
It's out of proportion.
But before I start, my dear friends, I want to say first of all, thank you so much.
Happy Easter, of course.
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I want to say again why important it is for all of us to recognize this thing, this important aspect.
Of common sense.
Always ask yourself common sense when something doesn't make sense to you.
Now, how many of you dear wonderful people still don't buy this story?
You're still having a hard time with this Boston, this Baltimore Bridge story, the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
How many of you are saying, wait a minute.
I don't give a damn what they say.
I think it stinks.
The story stinks.
How many?
How many?
And what is it that makes you do it?
Because you know why?
You have common sense.
Think about this.
You as a juror are asked to listen to cases of a murder.
You'll hear ballistics and chemistry and DNA and CSI.
You know about that?
Or are you an expert, I should say?
Well, no, but you're given facts.
You're given information and clues regarding it, and then you act accordingly.
Well, you always do this.
You'll have always scientific evidence regarding DUIs and blood tests and whether drugs are drugs and all the time.
But yet, whenever you say, I'm not buying this story.
Like, I have a hard time, this sounds very strange, perhaps maybe, but when the, that tanker, Trump, whatever that thing is called, when it hit the bridge, it fell just like immediately.
It was like the fastest drop.
It's like, that's it?
You bump into one part and the whole thing falls?
I mean, this is the way they build this?
See, we've been through this with 9-11.
They say, you don't know anything about buildings?
Wait a minute, but I've seen buildings fall down in demolitions in Las Vegas.
Oh, there you go again.
And they always call you crazy.
Now, the second thing, the second story is, where's Kate?
Now, I know you might not care about that because you're saying to yourself, well, look, I'm an American.
I don't really care about Kate.
Look, I kind of dig it, sort of.
But this one fascinates me to no end.
Where is she?
She didn't show up today.
Has anybody seen her ever?
And the other day, you know something's up when you say, wait a minute, I don't buy this, whether it's AI, I don't know whether it's AI, but that really weird speech she gave you today with a painting behind her?
The painting of flowers?
And then you say, hey, I think these flowers...
Dare you!
I know, conspiracy theory.
Shut up.
I know what a painting looks like and the flowers aren't moving.
What do you think I am, stupid?
Oh, are you a flower expert?
Are you a wind expert?
Are you an atmospheric expert?
This is what they do to you.
This is what these people do.
And you know you're right because you only get flack when you're over the target.
The only reason they're telling you something is because you're correct.
Think about it.
If you were crazy, if you said, I think Elvis is alive, nobody would bother you.
They say, okay.
All right, Sparky.
No, I think Elvis is alive.
Okay.
They kind of laugh at you and they move along.
But if Elvis was alive, what do you think they'd tell you?
What do you mean by that?
What are you, an expert?
What are you, crazy?
That's how you can tell them you're right.
So the bridge story, quick show of hands.
This is very unscientific.
But how many of you, despite all of the evidence and all of the discussions and all of the talk and all about everything, how many of you, dear, wonderful, sweet people, don't believe a word of the bridge story?
How many?
How many of you say the bridge story is caca del toro, bovine y jester?
How many of you think it is BS with a capital B?
How many?
How many?
How many?
Okay.
Think about it.
How many of you folks say, I don't believe this story.
Look at that, Diane.
Look at this.
Gloria Day says BS.
And if Gloria Day says BS, that's it.
MF says, I'm suspicious of wanting more information.
I like that.
Let's noodle this.
I like this.
See, you're smart.
You know what's going on.
Make way for Queen Megan.
Oh, my God.
Don't even...
Oh, that's...
Wow.
Okay, second.
Now, I know some people who've said this, and you've got to be very careful about this.
I know people who've said, I think Megan's dead.
And I'm thinking, you don't have any evidence of that.
Just because you're not seeing somebody, it wouldn't be beyond the realm of...
I mean, what do you think?
Why...
What do you think would be the purpose of these people in the event, God forbid, that's true?
What would be the motivation of the royal family saying, look, she's dead.
We've got to say something.
I don't know.
Well, when do we say something?
What are we waiting for?
What is the benefit of this?
How are we benefiting?
People want to know.
People would lay off us.
Things would be better off.
Let's assume there was something actually nefarious.
You think they would want you to know, so you'd feel sorry for them, and you'd say, look, leave them alone.
Because you can't, you're going to have to tell, if that's true, and I don't have any reason to believe it, it could be true.
Nothing's beyond the realm of possibility, but why?
Why are they doing this?
The whole thing stunk from the beginning.
Remember when these people said, oh, she's had abdominal surgery.
Where is she?
Oh, she's fine.
Well, what is it she went, well, she's, no, no, she went home.
She went home?
Yes, she went home.
Oh, look, here's a picture.
This looks photoshopped.
How dare you?
Okay, it was photoshopped.
Oh, she's a rapscallion, that, oh, that playful Kate.
Look, she's a photoshop enthusiast.
What?
Yes, she, this is a hobby.
You didn't know that?
No, I didn't know that.
What are you saying to me?
Yes!
She's a...
She purported to do this.
Yes!
Oh, and here's another one she did.
She did this other one, too.
She does Photoshop pictures.
Why?
Why is she fooling us?
Well, that's her hobby.
Her hobby is fooling us?
Does she think this is funny?
Well, no.
Oh, look!
Here's a...
Picture of her.
Where?
At the farmer's market.
Look, she's out right by Adelaide Cottage.
There she is.
Who?
This one.
That's not Kate.
Oh, yes, it is.
That's a 20. It's not her.
What, are you an expert?
Yes, I know what people look like.
That's not Kate.
Now, why does this one guy have a camera?
People can't fart.
People go out to eat.
They take pictures of their food.
Everybody's got a camera.
People are taking everywhere.
There's an ABB.
There's a BOLO.
There's a Be On The Lookout For Kate all over the world.
You're at this place and you say, holy shit.
That's Kate.
Quick, get a camera.
Click, click, click, click, click.
Swarming, picking up the phone.
She's here!
She's here!
They would have picked up and talked to photo, you know, news people, and they would have zoomed in.
They would have also noticed this huge security contingent for the wife of the Queen Consort and the future King of England.
Nothing!
The story doesn't make any sense.
No, the only picture we had of her was some sniper shot about 50 miles away.
Come on, man!
And then she comes out the other day in that weird flat.
Did you see the grade of the photo?
The grade?
It was like diaphanous and pasty and it was weird.
Okay.
Now here's the best of the best of the best.
Diddy.
Oh my god.
Now, most people, as you know, most people, I know this might surprise you, but I'm not a big, I'm not a, I'm not as proficient in all things, dare I say, hip-hop and the like.
But Uptown Records, I believe, this is where you, internet is terrific, and X. Thank you, Elon Musk.
I was watching this.
One, this one piece regarding Uptown Records.
Uptown Records.
And I am watching, I guess it was Uptown Records.
This really is something.
Ah, yes.
Uptown Records.
Uptown Records.
Look at this.
Uptown Records.
Found by Andre Harrell.
This is 1986.
Andre Harrell, dead.
Okay?
Heavy D, dead.
Let me see who else was there.
Forgive me.
Oh, here we go.
Yes.
Check out this Al B. Shore.
Almost.
Stroke.
Kim Porter.
Dead.
Al B. Shore and Diddy are the only ones there.
Now, let me stop right there.
Everybody who is anybody, and by the way, if you think of this in terms of just sheer detective interest, This is not a referendum of whether you liked this music, whether you cared for this, doesn't matter.
But a lot of folks are saying, and especially in the black community, because they've been lied to forever.
Think about this.
They're saying, you know, a lot of people can be made to look like they die of one thing versus another.
Now, number one, let me just say this.
As you know, there's a couple of things here.
Whenever people die in prison, And you die specifically of things that look semi-natural.
There's something called noose on a bun.
And this is what we thought originally when Epstein died.
Noose on a bun is, I can give you something which is a poison today.
It can either build up slowly, or it can be used almost like a binary.
I mix poison number one, and there's no particular trace of it.
I mix it with something else.
And of course, whether it's water or this or whatever you drink in terms of prison or jail, and all of a sudden you will die.
And the residual, the breakdown chemicals, the residual components are basically things that are found normally.
Potassium and chlorine and nothing really special.
That takes a lot of folks, and you don't do this without some serious help from folks.
That's number one.
So when they killed Epstein and they broke his neck, They basically wanted you to know specifically that was a choke.
That was choke.
Remember, choke versus carotid.
Choke versus, you know, carotid compression.
Choke.
Right here.
Smashed thyroid cartilage.
Smashed hyoid bone.
They wanted you to know this.
They wanted you to say, oh, we killed him.
Oh, we killed him.
We didn't go for this news on the bun business.
Do you know that when people are in, when people are When you want to prevent somebody from being killed or committing suicide, quote-unquote, in a prison, you pick them up and you fly them out to Butte, Montana, into some warehouse.
Some place where there's like four people in a hospital.
It's a security prison.
Nobody knows about it.
But they're not going anywhere.
It's very secure.
But they have, not only are they watched, but they have special monitors to see any kind of change in...
A skin temperature, any type of...
It's the suicide-proof place.
Paper clothing, paper cups.
It's so terrific.
They didn't do that.
I don't want to keep bringing up Epstein, but let me just show you what they did right in front of you.
Because these people don't care.
They don't care.
So if you find out that, hey, of this uptown group, everybody from Kim Porter to Heavy D, they're all dead.
They don't care.
Why?
Because they just killed public enemy number one in front of you.
He broke his neck right in front of you.
And then they told you it was suicide.
So understand, there's a group of people out there, we don't know who they are precisely, they don't care how bad things look.
So whatever you say like, well, that's kind of unlikely.
Epstein's murder is unlikely.
And nobody's gotten to the bottom of that yet.
Nobody.
Nobody.
You've got Michael Biden who will say, I'll testify.
Nobody's talking to him.
So here's Diddy.
It's all falling apart.
This is the most fantastic story of anything I've ever heard.
And if you like true crime, if you like to really get to the investigative aspect of it, you will find this story nothing but fascinating.
And we can guess later on about, you know, why.
The why part is I'm a little bit...
I'm a little unsure of that.
I'm not sure.
But let me just start back to what I said originally.
The bridge.
BS.
Okay?
You got that?
Kate.
BS.
This story.
BS.
Do you understand it?
Nonsense.
Hokum.
Bunkum.
Balderdash.
It's complete crap.
The whole story.
So I just wanted to share that with you.
Because I think it's nothing but fascinating.
It is nothing but fascinating.
And they want you just to...
They're basically telling you, shut up.
Go away.
We don't care who you are.
We don't care.
We killed Epstein in front of everybody.
And you think we're going to give a damn about...
About Diddy?
Come on!
Diddy?
Look what 9-11 was.
Remember the NIST report?
I don't want to dig through that again.
I don't want to dig through that again.
I know there are people who, you know, whenever you say this, whenever you say, you know, I don't believe the official story of this.
If I walk into a place and I say, Oh, this was a natural fire.
You say, no, I think this is arson.
Oh, yeah?
Well, who did it?
I don't know.
Why would somebody want to?
I don't know who or why.
I'm just saying that the official narrative that you've given me, I don't agree with.
That doesn't mean I know who.
If we come into a place and there's a woman, there's four kinds, actually five, but there's four types of murder.
Nash, N-A-S-H, Nash.
A natural accidental suicide homicide.
Take Nash.
Natural accidental suicide homicide.
Let's say we walk into a room, walk into a building, and there's an old woman, and she's got her hands tied behind her back.
She's got 12 shots in the back of her head.
12 shots!
Different calibers, different guns, close contact, powder deposition, point blank, suicide, execution style.
12 shots in the head with her hands tied behind her back.
Is that natural?
No.
Accidental?
No.
Suicide?
No.
Actually, the fifth one is actually unexplained.
How about homicide?
Bingo!
That's homicide.
Now, if I said, well, who did this?
I don't know.
Why would somebody want her dead?
People loved her.
I don't know.
You see what they do?
So what you're saying is you're disagreeing with the official narrative of the official story.
That's all you're saying.
You don't know who, why, nobody knows why.
I don't know.
Why do you want to kill?
I don't know.
Who's Kim Porter?
I don't know.
But be a detective.
They think you're stupid.
And you're not stupid.
They think you're stupid.
You understand what I'm saying to you?
Do you understand what I'm saying?
They think you're stupid.
Do not ask for permission to ask questions.
Period.
And they're going to call you a conspiracy theorist, and they're going to call you all these names.
Fine!
Whatever.
Whatever makes them happy.
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Now, let me just say a couple of things before we forget.
Um.
I want you to think about this.
And there's a movie on, there's a movie, there's a documentary on, which is really interesting.
Did anybody see the Alex Jones?
Documentary about Sandy Hook.
I don't want to go through that.
Because there's a lot that's wrong with the story that takes too long to explain.
But I want to ask you this question.
Do you believe that you have...
Give me an example.
Do you believe that you have the right to question whether we landed on the moon?
My question is, did we land on the moon?
I'm not asking that.
But do you have the right to say, I don't think we landed on the moon?
I think it's nonsense.
I don't believe any of it.
Because of the suit, Orion's belt.
I don't think we have it.
Do you have the right?
Yes.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Today's Easter.
Do you have the right to believe in it?
Yes.
Lori Partridge.
Ladies and gentlemen, Lori Partridge, our dear friend, a woman who's favorite, who likes Russian aircraft disasters.
Airplane disasters?
Is that videos?
I think I said it.
Or dash cam?
I know it's Russian, and I know it's disasters.
She's been with us forever.
Lori, so good to see you.
Lori Partridge, everybody.
Susan Day?
Uh-uh.
This is the real Lori Partridge.
So anyway, here we go.
Let me ask you this question.
So, you think that we didn't land on the moon.
Alright.
Fair enough.
Well, let me ask you this question.
What happens if when you say that, somebody goes out and slugs Buzz Alder?
And you said, now wait a minute, I never, I never.
I never said that.
No, you said that that's a lie.
He says he landed on the moon.
So you're calling him a liar.
You said it never happened.
Buzz Aldrin's going around, he's doing appearances, and they're calling him up and they're driving him crazy.
Because you said, wait, wait, wait.
I didn't say to hurt him.
Well, how can you deny the existence of...
Landing on the moon, which is your right.
I'm not advocating that.
I'm just bringing this up.
How can you say this without somebody perhaps maybe?
Do you see where they're going now?
So they're going there.
The issue is simply this.
We're looking now at almost an incitement theory.
And the incitement theory is what scares the hell out of me.
That scares me.
That scares me.
Because And then, and then the best part is, let's say Buzz Aldrin sues you for defamation.
Because you said he's a liar.
And he said, wait a minute.
You said, I didn't say he was a liar.
You said the whole thing was a lie.
And anybody who says they landed on the moon, he said he landed on the moon.
And he's a liar.
They're all liars.
You said this.
You said this.
You told your four million people.
Now let's assume that happened.
Let's assume that Joe Rogan says, I don't believe in that.
I think these people who said there's I believe in aliens and UFOs and therefore I think people who said there aren't Oh, so guess what?
Neil deGrasse Tyson gets slugged by somebody and he blames you because somebody said you were the one who denied it.
Do you see where we're going?
I'm going to discuss it with you later, some other time, but let me explain something to you.
They're going to destroy the First Amendment of free speech, and they're going to do it in a way, and by the way, let me also tell you, that there are ways where you can be extremely irresponsible, and you can basically say, I want you all to go out and clobber Buzz Aldrin, which of course I'm not saying at all.
I'm using this as an example.
That's irresponsible.
That's not defamation.
That's not defamation.
I mean, you could say, yeah, you defamed him because he's crazy.
But what you're really doing is you're actually saying, hurt him or do something.
It's weird.
It's not classic defamation.
It's not classic incitement via Brandenburg in those cases.
It's different.
And that's what we have to look for.
That's what they're going to do next.
That's what this stands for.
Joe Rogan had the right to doubt the efficacy of the COVID vaccine, but he put a lot of first responders in harm's way.
He made a lot of people...
Oh, okay.
See what's happening?
Oh, okay.
I got it.
You see what he's doing?
You see where they're going now?
They're taking it.
Not just that you were wrong in saying something, but that you were reckless.
And you...
You are now liable for a variety of stuff that has really nothing to do with, how do I say this?
It has nothing to do with merely what you said, but almost derivative issues.
This is probably too late to be going through this, but that's what I'm interested in.
I'm interested in where this is going next and how they are going to be saying how they're going to be putting all this stuff together in a unique way where they're going to be saying specifically that what you did was not just defame someone but what you did was you in a way made somebody unsafe by virtue of your Disputing something.
Say goodbye to the First Amendment.
It's fascinating.
Because what you can say is, is Alex Jones, does he have the right to say something?
Well, of course he has the right to say it.
But when you say people's name, when you say people by name, when you say people by name, then you're putting them into a different...
Into a different situation.
It's fascinating.
It's fascinating.
And it's a terrible case.
It's a horrible case.
My heart breaks.
You know what I wish one person would have done?
I just wish.
I would have.
Frankly.
And there's some other people out there who are so into this.
They make Alex Jones look like a choir boy, but there are others who are, I mean, they don't just dispute this.
They hate, some of these people hate the family members.
And not all the family members were involved in lawsuits.
But I wish, I just wish, I could have gone, I wish, and they, not really, but theoretically, I wish I could have, as the plaintiff's lawyer, Go on to anybody and say, go to the state and say, give me the worst pictures you have.
The worst.
I want to see the worst.
Give them to me.
I'm going to have them mark them up.
And I'm going to have them.
And I'm going to go up to somebody who says, this is ridiculous, never happened.
Okay, good.
I'm going to say, here.
Here.
Look at that.
What do you think that is?
Is that fixed?
You think that's fixed?
You think that's a fake?
Look at it.
Show the jury.
Have them start puking.
Look at that.
They're making this up.
Here's the medical examiner.
She was right there.
They identified the body.
You think this is a joke?
What, is this a joke?
You didn't see where the bullet holes were?
They're right there.
This is the thing that I want to see.
It's that, you know, when you're seeing cases and you're wondering, where's that one?
That one thing that just cinches this.
Why doesn't somebody just do this?
Do me a favor.
Really put up on the line.
And make somebody sit there and say, here, deny this.
Deny this picture.
Here, here.
Here's another one.
Deny this.
Don't go anywhere.
Look at it.
And this one.
And this one.
And now people look either way and say, no, no, no.
You want to do it?
This is what we're talking about.
I don't know why people do stuff.
I don't know why people go on the air and say things happened or didn't happen.
I don't know why people get so mean.
It's one thing when you can say, well, you know, I have some problem as opposed to, you know, this.
Because something happens and I've seen it before.
And I don't want this to get this way with Diddy.
I don't want this to be with Kate Middleton.
I don't want this to be about the bridge.
I don't want the bridge tender to turn around and sue everybody because now I have had to move because I've got all these people calling me in the middle of the night saying I'm a liar and I brought the key bridge down and then you've got Buckingham Palace and now there's a security threat because people are yelling at the king because he's involved.
No.
There has to be an ability.
For us to dispute things and use our precious First Amendment right to dispel, but also to maintain a decorum and a sanity.
That's the thing which I want to figure out.
We don't have to be incivil, uncivil.
We don't have to lose civility and decorum and kindness.
We don't.
I mean it.
You can say whatever you want.
You can see this.
You can say, You know, Hunter Biden, I think, very frankly, I do not believe your claim that the big guy was not your father.
I do not believe your claim that your artwork was done just without any intentional, criminal, nefarious plan to subvert the laws.
That's one thing to say.
I don't believe that.
It's another thing to say, I hate you.
No.
I don't know where that came from.
That's something we have to do.
That's called self-control, self-protection, self-administration of this.
You don't have to be hateful.
You don't have to hate everybody.
You don't have to hate people.
There's some times where I don't want to say people are mean.
I saw this again the other day.
Would you do me a favor?
Just for the sake of argument.
Please.
It's moot at this point.
Can you lay off Michelle Obama?
There's other stuff we've got to talk about.
You look like an idiot if you're still talking about, well, you know, she's Mike.
Her name is Mike.
Stop it.
This is moot.
And I'm sorry.
A lot of folks don't like this.
They took great umbrage of what I said.
What was the point of going after Macron's wife?
You're a man!
I know this doesn't make any sense, and I know people don't want to hear this, but I want to have as few extraneous Issues associated as possible.
So we can get to the really important stuff.
Some people were so happy that Candace Owens brought up whether Macron's wife was born a man.
So let me tell you something.
Just like they're going after Shmuley Botiak with his quote, you know, the butt plug rabbi.
Sorry, but this is what happens.
You want as few of those as possible.
I want to make our point.
I want to make our case.
And I want to do it rationally.
I want to do it based on evidence.
That's a position to conjecture and just guessing.
Remember, we started off with the bridge, Kate, and Diddy.
And we don't believe or we're not buying the official story.
That being said, we are not offering another version of the truth other than...
We want to explore this a little bit more.
Does that make sense?
Does that make sense?
Do you understand this?
Let me ask you this final question.
Today I asked somebody a question.
I said, would you like to hear this piece from Annie Jacobson talking about nuclear annihilation?
And I finally found something.
I finally found a subject matter which more people than not recently have said, no, I don't want to talk about that.
I can do without that.
This is something that I cannot deal with.
This is something that I can't fathom.
This is something that I cannot even comprehend.
And this is something that pushes the limits of my ability to grasp, to appreciate.
So no, I don't want to hear that.
And I thought, but guess what?
Then that's the thing we have to talk about.
That's what we have to tell politicians.
We're dead serious about this.
We're not going to sit back and say, well, let's just not talk about the subject.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
We'll talk about Diddy later.
We'll talk about Baltimore later.
But right now, there is...
And more and more discussion of nuclear warfare.
I've never heard this much.
And so we have to talk about that and now.
You dig?
You dig?
Capisce?
Alright, a couple of things here.
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So, remember, civility.
We can talk about everything.
Everything.
I want proof.
I want data.
We can have some hypotheses.
We can have a little conjecture, but that does not mean, or that does not elevate itself to that of evidence, merely because we're saying, you know, well, this could happen.
This could be.
That's all.
I want to run the tightest, best channel there is.
And we can talk about anything.
But not the way a lot of people do.
Because I'm telling you, the First Amendment is under attack.
And I hope you listen to what I'm saying.
And I'm going to tell you again, maybe until I explain it, so that everybody understands it.
They're going after, they're taking defamation, and they're extrapolating it now into almost incitement.
And intentional infliction of emotional distress.
They're really extrapolating it.
All right, dear friends, be with your family.
Thank you so much.
Thanks for joining us this evening.
Have a wonderful and a happy Easter.
I mean that sincerely.
It was a beautiful day.
See you tomorrow, 8 a.m.
Don't ever change me.
That sincerely.
And until then, remember, the monkey's dead.
The show's over.
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