Teenager Takeover: The UK’s War On Freedom

0:00Welcome to the Real Power Family Radio Show, brought to you by Family Success Triangle. Where we talk about how we achieved financial freedom in two years, by the time we were 30. If we can do it, so can you. We will bring you the people who can help you achieve financial freedom, time freedom, and location freedom. Learn how we integrated our business, investing and homeschooling into everyday life. Now, here is the Real Power Family, Eric, Wyla, Devon, and Ethan. Welcome to the Real Power Family Radio Show. Today's episode is a wonderful Wednesday Canadian takeover episode, which I'm going to do Devon on. Hi, Devon. And well, we have quite a few different things to talk about, I don't know if there's any specific topic other than interesting things in government, which seems to be a recurring theme for us. Devon, how about you start us off? What is the first topic for the show? Well, first off, as kind of a smaller topic to get us started, the ICE agent in, I believe

1:04there was many, yeah, in Minneapolis that was in front of a car, the car started driving forward towards an ICE agent, and the ICE agent put a gun and had shot the driver in what I believe has been ruled as self-defense. That's what we kind of knew so far. Although, Ethan, we're just now finding out, or at least just now finding out, as it records itself. Here's something I want to bring up, because a lot of people are divided on whether it was justified or not. I went scrolling quite a bit through X, because I wanted to see the camera angles to see well, was it justified or not, because I had someone ask me and say, what did you think about that? And I said, I don't know, I haven't heard about that. But from what I saw, I watched three different camera angles, including the body cam, or the camera that was being held by the agent that was run over. Yes, this person did drive, and I believe it looks like he got hit by this car.

2:09So, Devon, didn't you say you found something on that? Because it sure looked like he got hit. Yes. And a week after he was shot, we're just finding out that they discovered he had some internal bleeding from that, and I don't have any more exact specifics or anything. But that shows that, yeah, he probably was actually hit. And if someone is driving at you and hit you, doing whatever to stop them from essentially running over you, or what was it that not too long before this, I believe it was the very same ice agent, was essentially dragged for, was it 50 feet or more, and ended up getting 30 stitches or something. But needless to say, it was not a good experience for him. So I can absolutely see from his point of view where, no, I am not letting this happen

3:11again. I don't know if that, I didn't hear about that happening the first time that way a lot of people are going after ice, it seems like a lot. And because, well, one thing I also want to put out, yes, trying to drive into someone is not considered a salt with a deadly weapon because the vehicle is considered a deadly weapon, I believe. I don't know about that specifically, but you could probably consider it something along those lines. That's a question for a lawyer, not me. And in any event, don't drive over or don't hit another person with a car if there is any possible avoiding it. And yes, this includes people who glue themselves to the streets, even if I sometimes, anyway, let's move on from that. Okay, let's, Ethan, how about we get on to something slightly happier? Or actually, first, I want to get into something else on ice because, Ethan, a lot of people seem to think this whole ice thing is all Trump and disliking Trump for deporting people

4:14and calling him racist for it or whatever. Ethan, you want to know who has deporting illegal aliens? Seems like just in the past election, but more than that, Ethan, you want to know who was very adamant about deportations and I think deported a couple of million people. Obama. Yeah. Yeah. Call the black president racist. Anyway, just figure out, give that for anybody that wants to use that information and feel free. Look it up. Double check me. You can find videos of him talking about it on many different times. He also talked about doing something similar to what Doge is, but we can circle back to Doge and anything they've done. Okay. Here's something else. Moving away from the US and to the UK because the boy, do they have some fun things going on? The UK just seems like a dumpster fire. I feel like every week something new comes out about the UK and it's almost just as unbelievable

5:19is whatever happened last week. Really makes me question, what kind of cool later are they drinking over there? I don't know what they put in the water, but I'm not sure it's good for them. Probably too much fluoride. They might have worn one too many masks during COVID, maybe oxygen, but so there, although here Ethan, here's some minorly good news before we get into the insanity. You know the digital ID thing, the mandatory digital ID they were trying to implement. I think we talked about it on a previous show. Yeah, they're canceling the whole mandatory digital ID due to massive amounts of backlash. Well, congrats to everyone in the UK who, well, stood up against that apparently it worked partially at least. You say they removed the mandatory part. I'm guessing it's still like a thing, but they're not trying to push it. That's what it seems like from what I'm reading online. If anyone's in the UK and wants to let us know a little bit about what you're seeing while you're actually there, you can email us to info at realpowerfamily.com or you can

6:25call in at H33B do have that's H332336428. But yeah, that it seems like they're canceling the mandatory part at least, which is a good start. Now, let's get the entire thing gone in every country. No, do not bring it to the US. I will not get it. Wasn't the, well, speaking about the US on that, isn't there something like real ID in the US? Do you know what's going on with that? Because I've heard that it's starting to become a big thing and like you're not going to be allowed to travel without it or something. So you have real ID, which is essentially your driver's license, Ethan. You'll get a special version of that created by the federal government instead of the state. And it will function kind of similar to your passport. You may notice in our last trip to California, we had to have the passport, our passports. Even though we weren't leaving the country. So you have to have a passport or give all the information to the federal government and

7:29get essentially a fancy driver's license or a fancy ID to be able to travel. Can you still use the passport or do you need this digital ID or this real ID, I mean? You can still use the passport because that's what we did. Interesting. So there's that, but that's not a digital, that's just government controlled, I don't know, licenses, I guess, which I still don't like for the record. But that's not really as bad as what I see something that could come out of this. They could be an upside since you have to have a passport or something to the government. If you don't have your government documents because you're saying illegal, then that might be a way to figure it out. Dad brought this up before when he talked about, do we really need ice? And then he brought up that while if you're trying to get a driver's license, then you should be able to figure out there that they're not legal, call the local sheriff. And what happens when some city or some states like, I think it was Minnesota are giving

8:31out driver's license with, well, that's the idea is that you could do that. But well, people like Tim Walts are probably not going to be in support of that. In fact, I have like a five minute video that I have like brief notes on about something Tim Walts said in accordance with the person getting shot from the ice agent, I have it somewhere up here. Okay. Yeah. And I can pull that up. But in any event, like we should be able to catch it there and not need any of the federal insanity that it seems like certain groups are pushing. So if we could all be a little bit more responsible and not give out a driver's license that literally says, no name given as the name on there, yes, that's a real thing. I don't have the pictures up or anything now, but there was quite a few of those that we found out. What is the point of a driver's license? I always, I had called it for a long time, an ID identification.

9:36If there's no purse, if there's no name on there to identify someone with what's the point of it? And if they're just giving these out for legals, do you know how much paperwork I've had to go through to try and get my driver's license? I still don't have my driver's license yet because there's some of the rules in Ohio. You should have just gone to Minnesota, said you were illegal and wanted to get a driver's license. Maybe they should get it. Seriously, we have friends who don't actually do that. I know. I'm not, but we could have flown to California and voted in the last election because they don't didn't require voter ID there. We have friends who are, you know, going through stuff, trying to get there paperwork to become a legal citizen. I think they even made a joke. It'd been easier for them to just come in illegally. Thankfully, they have morals and didn't do that. It's, there's a lot of problems with government today. Yeah. And there should, a lot of things should be improved. People still shouldn't be just openly breaking the law or doing things they're incredibly illogical. And Ethan, just to, right before we go to break, to tell you why would a state give out

10:41those IDs. So that those illegal immigrants or whatever they're calling them these days undocumented citizens, you're not a citizen anyway, aside from that. So they can vote and drive is at least the two main things. Even if they're like, no, no, they can't vote. Of course, they can't vote. Yeah, there are plenty of instances where they definitely did vote, but that is something that we can get to or I have more to talk about right after this break. Every parent wants their kids to be successful. And today's world, getting them the right knowledge to do this can be a challenge. My husband and I decided to homeschool our kids and give them a financial and real world education, rather than making them memorize things they would probably never use. Our results are kids who became financially free before they could drive with no money or credit from us. Now at 16 and 13, they co-host our Real Power Family Radio Show and Devon is in his third year of college.

11:41How can you give your kids a head start like this? Check out our book Family Success Triangle which outlines the lessons we taught our kids. We want you to achieve amazing results at any age. Get your copy of Family Success Triangle on Amazon today and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel at Real Power Family and listen to the Real Power Family Radio Show Monday through Friday at 7 a.m. on the Brushwood Media Network. Welcome back to the Real Power Family Radio Show. Before we went to break, we were talking about the insanity of, well, people not needing to be legal citizens to get their ID and things, places like Minnesota. I think a lot of the issues that we're having nowadays, I think a good handful of them could probably be solved if we had, if we replaced people like Gavin Newsom and Tim Waltz. I think that would be good because one thing I saw, Tim Waltz posted, this was in response to what happened to the ICE agent. Basically what he said, he told millions of people that ICE agents are not enforcing

12:41the law. They're quote, kidnapping, hunting and committing organized brutality. So yeah, and who is it that says that? He then said that. He then said that. He also said that people should track ICE in their neighborhoods, film them so they can build a database and gather, quote, gather evidence for future prosecution. Isn't this the same Waltz that even more recently said, we need to take the temperature down a bit? I don't know. What do you mean by take the temperature down a bit? I think he was actually telling people, it may have been on like a social media poster, something. I don't think I have it up here, but he was essentially telling people to take the temperature down, alright, don't freak out as much. I'm not sure exactly who he was trying to talk to there, but sure, that's what we're going with here. Anyway, let's move on because this next thing is insane. Back to the UK, Ethan.

13:43Did you know that Kier Starmer, which I'm not 100% sure what position he holds there? That's the Prime Minister. That's the Prime Minister? Okay, thank you. Is this about the World War II veteran? No, we'll get to that after this, but he announces that 27 local elections are going to be canceled this year and likely move to 2027. This is for democracy. They keep using that word democracy. I do not think that word means what they think that word means. Devon, would you politely explain to the adults and government what the word democracy means? The way that it's at least what a lot of people think of it as is you can vote for whatever it is you want. Granted, that has its own issues, namely you end up with it just being mob rule. It's a majority rule is what leads to the decisions being made. If 50.1% of people decide to do something, they can do it.

14:46Is that accurate? Pretty much, yes. But it's all about what the people vote on, which is, I don't know, probably slightly better than a dictator. I would still rather be in a republic like the US based on laws and the Constitution, but that's a topic for a later show. The thing is though, they keep using the phrase keeping the world safe for democracy. I said this before about Ukraine. I'm going to say it again about Ukraine and about this now. Ukraine hasn't had any elections during wartime, so we were, quote, keeping the world safe for democracy while sending stuff to Ukraine to fight their war so they could keep their elections shut down and not vote seems counterintuitive to, you know, keeping it a democracy. And now we also have this. So we're back to, I don't think that they know what the word democracy means or maybe it means something different to them. I'm not sure, but in the UK, they must have went to the school where they didn't need

15:52to be able to read, they didn't know, they didn't learn what democracy means. They went to the quality leering center, Ethan, all right, that's where they learned all this. Yeah. Speaking of quality leering, I haven't actually read it book, but this was entertaining enough that I'll bring it up. What is it? Senator Kennedy, and I got to look up the name of this so I get it right, but he recently published a book. It is how to test negative for stupid. That sounds like something he would, he would say, yeah, and it's about like the problems in Washington DC. I, like I said, I haven't read it. I don't know if it's any good, but the title's funny and it would seem crazy enough that it works, that it could be interesting. Devon, one of us should totally read that. For those of you who haven't heard some of the things that Senator Kennedy has said, it is hilarious to see clips, because he'll be talking about someone in government. And like I think he's made from the Trump administration and one of the things he said

16:56was like, are they the worst, are they the worst administration history? No. Are they making changes to be constantly improving? No, no. He'll make fun of whatever he, you know, doesn't go along with the constitution stuff. I think he had a really funny comment about the government shutdown. I don't remember exactly what it was. It's very entertaining to listen to and I support quite a few of the things that he promotes. So that might be a good book. We should probably listen to that or one of my favorites from him is, why are we sending money to countries that hate us? They should be able to hate us for free. I should give some of those clips from him and put them on the soundboard for us. That would be entertaining. But that's not going to happen. I believe that she is the reason that shampoo bottles have instructions. Yeah. They would never actually use the instructions on the back of a shampoo bottle. I got bored one time and actually read the instructions on a shampoo bottle.

17:56And I made it as far as for external use only. What went wrong with humanity to where you need to put on a bottle of soap for external use only? I mean, I can just imagine bringing aliens down to earth and explaining to them how we live. And like, we have that. And then very quickly, after aliens and humans meet, aliens quickly learn the definition of idiot proofing that you also have the awkward conversation where you're explaining to them about our nuclear energy. So they're like, let me get this straight. You have an energy source that does all the clean stuff you guys want to do for some reason. Gives you a lot of energy. It's not ridiculously expensive. And the only reason you guys don't use it or use more of it is because a bunch of people that just live in fear don't have a whole lot of math are afraid of it.

19:01I'm referring to nuclear power if I didn't already say that. Oh, yeah. It's because everyone was scared of things like Three Mile Island and what's the not here is Shima. What's the Chernobyl? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Which didn't they improve like whatever went wrong? I don't remember exactly. I haven't like done a bunch of research on it. But weren't those some of the like the first ones that were put into place and we have so many more safety features put in that it would be very hard for something like that to happen again? Yeah. There are. We have a lot of different things that went down or that are safer now. Let's see. One of the big ones, one of the big nuclear explosions that people constantly bring up. I don't remember exactly which one it was. It had a record breaking earthquake which led to an record breaking tsunami. Oh, yeah. I can see that causing an issue.

20:01Yeah. So, and I think that, yeah, that was Fukushima. Ah. Yep. But then yeah, we had Three Mile Island which were reopening now. So apparently it wasn't that bad. And then there's Chernobyl. Okay. Chernobyl was pretty bad. That was, yeah, that was 1986 bin law, but we've improved since then. But anyway. Alright, so let's get a little more back on track. I have some interesting things that were voted on that I can talk about right after this break. Have you or a loved one been affected by inflation? Yes. We have the product for you. Hard assets that hold their value like the real power family silk around are available at American Gold Exchange. You can visit American Gold Exchange at AMERgold.com or by calling 1-800-61-393-23. Welcome back to the real power family radio show. And Ethan, you said you had some things that were recently voted on you wanted to talk

21:03about. And what are those? Yes. Yes. So, you know how we were talking about the definition of democracy, right? And how? Especially people like to keep calling the US democracy. It is not a democracy. It is a constitutional republic, at least that's what it was supposed to be as what I believe it was George Washington said, you have a republic. If you can keep it. Well, here's a perfect example of us not keeping it because isn't there something that says that you should not be able to like move the armed forces or something without congressional approval? Like we need to go through Congress to do a bunch of these things. There is a 50-50 vote in the Senate that was the tie was broken by Vice President Vance to block war power power's resolution requiring congressional approval for further US military action in Venezuela. Or in other words, Vance rejected a resolution under the War Powers Act that would have required congressional approval for us to do more stuff in Venezuela.

22:06So now we can continue to, Trump can continue to do basically whatever he wants without Congress's approval. So, Congress had a tied vote that would have said, Trump, no, you can't send it, sorry, vote that said, no, Trump, you can't just keep doing whatever you want in Venezuela. You actually have to get congressional approval. And Vance said, no, we're not going to do that. He was the tiebreaker, right? That's what I'm hearing, right? Yeah, I listened to the thing, it was a 50-50 vote. So he had to be the tiebreaker, a little bit obscene. I don't even know how to feel about that. I've got something, I mean, we did, like, do the whole invasion of Venezuela. I guess that's also semi-recent news. Oh, here Ethan, you want to hear something interesting? A lot of people are showing this around here. Does this about Trump's new, I got to look this up before I bring it up on the show. Well, it's not about that, it's about the actual, like, the night they went over

23:09and kidnapped the president of Venezuela. Oh, yeah, what happened there? Okay, official story and what, not Delta Force went in and had it all over in somewhere between three minutes and three hours, depending on who you ask. I don't know exactly which one of those. It may have been, like, total of three hours, but they were actually in and out of the building in three minutes, which was, like, they did fairly well in terms of getting everything done right there, as far as I can tell, at least. Although, yeah, they're not really good at what they do. They're pretty much the best of the best, as far as I know. Unless there's another secret group in government that's even better than that, but they're working to leave that speculation for later. In any event, there is, according to somebody claiming to be a security guard from that night, and thus being spread around, but I haven't found a way I can really prove this as being true.

24:11The security guard reports the US using some kind of intense sound wave weapon thing that essentially rendered all the security guards useless. Interesting thing, and it wouldn't surprise me. I know that the US has shown off weapons that they can just point at you, and it's a non-lethal thing meant to break up crowds or whatnot, but it just, it makes you feel like your head is just way overheating or something. I don't remember. It's been... Oh, it's something with, like, maybe not microwaves, but it's something that is like a concentrated beam that delivers a not-injuring, but not pleasant, essentially, wave of heat. I think it was described as opening with your face right in front of a hot oven that was just opened, so it gets people to step back and break away crowds. Yeah, but they have shown off stuff like that before,

25:12so it wouldn't surprise me if the US had some kind of weapon-related sound waves, which, no, they think about it feels a little bit like a scene from Atlas Shrugged, but we're gonna worry about that later. But yeah, just figured it'd bring that up since you brought it up in this way, and I happen to have that on my list of... Let's throw this in semi-interesting, come back to it when it becomes very pertinent file. How many secret weapons do you think the US has? Too many to count, but that's not... That's kind of serious, but you don't even know how much stuff they've got hidden in whatever secret bases. I mean, they spend enough of our money, Ethan, they've got to have stuff hidden all over. Yeah, how much money goes to just random stuff that we can't figure out? I guess here's a question. Do you think that they have either some non-government organizations? Like, we know back when Doge was the thing, they've found a bunch of random... Oh, what are they called? Like, just waste-fronted apartments?

26:14Yeah, waste-fraud and abuse is a good way to say it. But like, the Department of Ice Cube Uniformity and the High Five Coordination Bureau and stuff that we were sending, however much money to, that did whatever they did. Yeah, we send millions of... Do you think we actually spend money on things like that to see how Ice Cube's developed and to measure puddle depth was one? Or do you think that that's just like a cover? Do you think that money goes somewhere else because... It very possibly could go somewhere else. I mean, it may just end up going into some unnamed politicians' pockets, but that seems like the most likely scenario. But, again, I have no proof of that. I have no reason to specifically believe it other than, how do you spend a million dollars on any of those things? I mean, I'm sure they'll figure it out a way, but... I mean, here, Ethan, here's another one that just came out,

27:14and I don't know if this even from Doge, but the Department of Veterans Affairs supposedly wasted over a million dollars in taxpayer funds on a study teaching teenage ferrets to binge drink alcohol, according to Senator Rand Paul. What? Why is the Veterans Affairs doing this? Why is... Better question. Why is anyone doing this? Especially why is the Department of Veterans Affairs doing this? Why teenage ferrets? And why drinking the alcohol? Didn't we learn this from the devil duck or whatever? Sergeant C. Wash? That's a story I haven't brought up here. Okay, quick story. Yes, we get our funny topic in here. During... It was somewhere in World War II. It was Americans and some Japanese or something were playing poker some card game. This one, I don't remember what country it was from,

28:16but it was not America. It was the other side. Basically, Lost All was money and said, you know what, here, have my prize duck. So they named him Sergeant C. Wash, and he would... He not only would drink alcohol with these Marines, also took place on multiple amphibious landings, including the Battle of Tarawa. I believe it was, which is known. That's the one where a Japanese officer commander whatever said that a thousand men couldn't take this... Or, you know, a million men couldn't take this island in a thousand years. And I believe the Marines took three thousand men and took it in the course of 72 hours. So that happened. Nothing's invincible. But apparently that duck was a part of that landing. And I think he even got a purple heart, because he got into a fight with like a Japanese rooster or something and got wounded. One the fight. But yeah, that's a funny story about a duck. So of course I know about it. You and your ducks. But why teenage ferrets?

29:18Yeah, that was my question. And we'd waste a million dollars on it, which isn't like... This isn't a major part of our budget, but you gotta wonder how many more of those type things are out there. How much money have we wasted on that for how many years? It's one thing to going back to the duck. He died of liver problems, which I think they actually came out with a statement and said it was definitely not because he was constantly drinking with the Marines. And keep in mind, you know, it's a duck. But why are we doing this for ferrets? What is the benefit? Can someone please explain to me? If you know, please email infoatrealpowerfamily.com. I would love to know what the point of this animal research in general really is, especially why it's being done by... You assume there's a pattern to eat there's... There might be, I don't know, that's why I'm asking. But we're back to, this is the Veterans Affairs should not be doing this.

30:18This is like the USDA giving out loans on houses. It just doesn't make sense. Why? And yet they're doing it anyway. So, of course they are. But, you know what? I think we need to take our breaks. So we will be right back, because Greenland, after hearing some stuff from Trump, is massively arming up their forces. I'm being very sarcastic and we can talk about it right after this break. Brushwood, Media Network. I'm Eric from the Real Power Family Radio show on the Brushwood Media Network. I'm here with my lovely wife, Alilah, who is known as the Mom of the Power Family. And I gotta tell you, just 25 years ago we were sleeping on a mattress on a warehouse floor. Then we learned to buy more hard assets faster. Like, Real Power Family Silver Rounds from American Gold Exchange. If you want to get your own Real Power Family Silver Rounds, you can call American Gold

31:19Exchange at 1-800-613-9323, or you can visit their website at AMERgold.com. Welcome back to the Real Power Family Radio show. Where before we went to break, Devin brought up, I believe it was Greenland, which first off, why is Greenland? Name Greenland. When there's not a whole lot of green there, it's a lot of ice. And we have Iceland, which is a lot of green. Anyways, that's a side topic that we're not going to get into. Okay, very much improved their armed forces or something. Can you elaborate? Yeah, so Trump's especially very recently been threatening to take Greenland or buy Greenland or something. Are we going to annex them like we said we do to Canada? Apparently. In any event, to defend Greenland against this, or at least that's what it seems like, the UK deploys a soldier to Greenland, and Norway deploys two soldiers to Greenland.

32:24So now, are these like Captain America super soldiers, or I doubt it. But now we've got like three people could probably stay in one ten, and I'm sure have a very serious commitment to defense. You don't even have a friend to play cards with from the one country. Why? You don't even have a full group to play Yucca with. Yeah. You can't even complete a game of Yucca. Or a lot of other games for that matter. Oh boy. Okay. Yeah. So that's where Greenland's at, right now, before, and why does he want to take it? Why did they get sent there? Because to why Greenland wants to, or like Trump wants to take Greenland, yeah, that's the right one. You know, why were the people sent, why were the soldier and soldiers sent there to Greenland? For to help defend it, I believe, against the U.S., I'd, huh? Yes. The U.S., and it's $900 billion military budget.

33:27That's like playing risk, and you have like one person against entire nation. Literally. That's like bringing a stick to a tank fight, and I don't mean like a special stick. I mean, like a twig. Just, you know, putting that out. Okay. Yeah, I don't. Do you know why Trump is saying that? Trump said a lot of stuff. I don't know. I mean, why is Trump talking about it? Probably because he wants to take Greenland. Why does he want to take it? Probably because it's like potentially a good area for like national defense, put some stuff up there to either attack any of them. I want to spend even more money on defense. I think he's talked about raising the yearly military budget to like at least one trillion, maybe 1.2 to 1.5 trillion, because that's what we need right now. I see very soon. Someone tell him to listen to our show where we talked about how many youth deer hunters were in Ohio alone, and compare that to how many people are in the military.

34:32What was it? 10,000 people, and that's who successfully shot a deer. I think there were like 30,000 youth who got like a permit in Ohio alone. That's just one state, and that was over two days for youth hunting season. So we really don't need a whole lot of a military. I think just the hunters could do most of it. The problem is he wants to send stuff to other countries. I think we need to not worry as much about other countries. If someone wants to invade us, I don't think it's going to go well for them. But we have all the people, we have all the hunters, and that's just deer hunt, white tail deer hunters. That's not even including whatever else gets hunted, and whatever else is poached that doesn't get counted on that, you know, whatever counted. It doesn't include all the other people that just didn't hunt or like you, Ethan, didn't get one that year. Yeah. Thanks for that. You're welcome. I miss twice. I'm not going to want that down. I still need to put that up. Anyway. Let's tell you get another deer. You're just stuck with that for now. Uh huh. All right. Well, I'll get one.

35:32My deer is still better than yours, although you've gotten more deer than me. Anyways, we're going to move on. Um, yeah, I don't think that we need to worry about people invading us. Didn't you even bring up someone during the Cold War? I forget which country so I'm not going to bring up one. So they said that they could at least they thought they could deal with the military, but they decided against trying to invade the US because they didn't want to deal with the fact that pretty much anyone could just randomly pull out around or turn around and have a gun at their, at the ready in America. Yeah. That was the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Like that makes sense because like a lot of people were concerned that this was going to break out into a full-fledged actual war and war no longer being cold. Yeah. Uh, they got rid of the ice thought of it, I'd say it. But yeah, they thought, yeah, we can create plans. We can create strategies for the mental theory, but you just can't predict what the people are going to do. You just, you never know what's going to happen. That's why I have a second amendment and why we should keep it.

36:34I don't know why, if people know that I don't know why people would want to get rid of the second amendment, we're back to the only reason I see that people would want us to get rid of the second amendment, at least people in government, because they'd want us, they'd want to do something that would make you want to shoot them for. Yeah. Yeah, just possibly. But, you know, that's just a, that's just a theory and an opinion. But we will come back right after this break, because don't worry, everything gets better. Hi, this is Eric Woolen from the Real Power Family and best-selling author of Family Success Trangle. Learn how my wife and I became financially free by the time we were only 30, and how we taught these seekers to our kids so they could do the same without any of our money or credit when they were just teenagers. Make up a copy of our book, Family Success Trangle, available on Amazon today. And don't forget to tune in to the Real Power Family Radio Show, weekdays at 7 a.m. Eastern on the Brushwood Media Network. Welcome back to the Real Power Family Radio Show.

37:34Before we went to break, Demon said to not worry, everything, everything can get better or something like that. I'm really hoping you weren't using your sarcastic voice. I don't, that's okay. What happened? So you remember us all the time when I was listening to your email that I totally forgot about to bring that up. Let's do something fun first before I talk about how they want to steal your home more than they do. It doesn't get better. All right. Well, this is relating to the property tax thing we talked about before about we put at billboards for the property tax to abolish property taxes. Keep in mind, if you live in Ohio and have not already signed our petition to abolish property taxes, make sure you go to ax0htax.com and find a place to sign. But we talked about that and there's, we have a tax or an email chain that I'm just going to go through. Someone Dorothy had emailed in and said, we live in Canton and we were driving on I-77 and saw the property tax billboard going to sign and get all my neighbors to do so.

38:39Love the show. And then mom responded and said, thanks for letting us know and helping to get the word out about the petition. If you haven't signed and want to come to our office to do it, we'll give you a book also. You can pick the one you want. If you want to hear any certain topics on the show, let us know, which side note to anyone listening. If you have any topics that you want us to bring up on the show or anything interesting that happened that we haven't talked about, do email info at realpowerfamily.com. Anyways, going back, she then wrote back and said, oh my goodness, you wrote me back. Those celebrities have someone read the emails. I feel so special. I did feel. We're celebrities now. I know. I was going to say I wouldn't consider myself a celebrity, but I'll take the compliment. And yes, we've answered every email that we've gotten. And hopefully I would love to get to the point where enough people are emailing in that we struggle to keep up with the emails. But for now, we don't have that problem. So if you would like to do that, make sure you email info at realpowerfamily.com.

39:41We would love to respond to your email. But yeah, on the latest email, they were just talking about meeting up and getting a book. Dorothy wanted to bring up. She said, oh, please tell your sons that my daughters always listens to their takeover show. They always love your young men. Have a power week. And I thought that was great. So thank you for listening to the teenager takeovers. Obviously, the best shows of the real power family, definitely not biased there. I thought that people in email end and talk about, they listen to our show. It makes me so happy. I may have to use that. Have a power week. Have a power week. I've already made jokes about, this is Ethan of the power people. Yeah. Fair enough. All right. Let's maybe get back to the show. So in addition to property taxes and how people can just steal your home that way. If you don't pay, they're ever increasing amount of taxes that they decide. And if you don't pay them, then they just kind of take it. Regardless of your circumstance or anything else.

40:43Yeah. Keep in mind, ax0htax.com to abolish property taxes in Ohio. But what about New York, Ethan? Because specifically at New York City, and we were talking about Zoraan Mamdani in his election, which is in and of itself is fine. But we've got a real socialist or communist there very openly. So that's something. But anyway, you remember how he was saying that he's going to like take a lot of the apartment buildings or whatnot and have it as like city owned stuff and how great it'll be and all that. I do not remember him saying that, but that sounds like something he would say. I believe he was saying something similar to that. But now we've gotten a couple of different videos or interviews with his, the person he chose to be in charge of housing. How did it go? Heh. Worth than you expect. In one interview I have up, she says, quote, white middle class homeowners are a huge

41:51problem. I didn't get the chance to listen to that whole video or what not where that comes in. But homeowners? Yeah. Homeowners. Oh. Oh, Ethan. Then in a different interview, same lady appointed, I think it was appointed by Zoraan Brown. I also said that they're going to create like we've had this whole thing where you can own stuff for so long now and they're going to change that so that it's all community owned because that always works out so well. It doesn't, but who's going to tell her that me right now, by the way, it doesn't work. Please do not, they're probably not listening to the show. If anyone knows them, feel free to send the show to them. Maybe, maybe a little learn probably not, but it's worth a try. So yeah, that's, and they anticipate like they brought up the whole white homeowners in that interview as well because you're okay to be racist as well as against white people.

42:52I was going to say culture nowadays has gotten to the point where I mean, they talk about DEI. What is DEI, diversity, equity, inclusion, they say to hire minorities, everyone seems to be getting, whether, you know, if you're Mexican, if you're in a legal, if you're, you know, if you identify as something else, if you're gay, if you're a female, if you're whatever, it's like you can, they say all, they have all these things so you're not racist to people and yet it really just seems like they're doing their best to be racist to white males specifically. Yeah. Yeah. I don't understand that. We're back to, now listen, I get the fact that I'm like a 16 year old, I mean, I'm a teenager. What do I know? But humans are humans. I've read the Bible. I like to, I go off of a lot of things that I've read in there. People are people. We might have different looks or different, you know, skin colors or whatever. We're all people.

43:52Why do we treat people differently? I don't understand it. And I don't understand why we need all this DEI, do some people, you know, treat other people differently. Yeah. But I don't get, I don't understand DEI, I don't understand any of that. I never have. Especially when it comes to things like airplane pilots and mechanics and stuff. At the end of the day, no matter what, I just want the best person for the job. That's it. Yeah. That's all. Why do people bring it up so much? It's like they say that white people are the problem for this. Hey, Ethan. Let me ask you a different question that's arguably more important. How often do you actually hear people talking about it? And how often do you hear about it on the news and anything else? That's fair. That's why I spend time around people who don't, you know, who think more like me yet I think a lot of times the, oh, everybody thinks this way is more, all of the news stations think this way. I guess that's a good point to bring up. A lot of people might get the idea that some,

44:54a lot of people nowadays think or act in a certain way, but is it really a lot of people or is it just mainstream media or even legacy media for that matter? A lot of times it's a lot more legacy media. And granted, some of the big companies in what night, we're doing a lot of DEI and a lot of places have cut back on it, especially with their results. How should I say lacking? I mean, you have a couple of doors and wheels fall off and people start questioning the things you do. Also, one too many science whistleblowers, I'm not gonna you Boeing, or missing whistleblowers, I should say. Oh boy, I don't have enough data on that, but that could be a topic for a show. Yeah, yeah. Anyway, Ethan, back to the whole, no, actually what you were talking about. In case you, in case anybody missed it, the Smithsonian, yes, Smithsonian Museum, put out a list of like bad white people traits.

45:57What? Yeah, individualism, family structure, emphasis on the scientific method, good work ethic. Run with the scientific method, which run with family structure or work ethic. For individuals who have been labeled as problems? I don't think this is a white people problem. I think this is a problem for a government who wants to take over and control everything, because people can think for themselves. They can use the scientific, I'm black and on the name already, and I just said it. If they can't think for themselves, if they have a family, if they have the nuclear family, especially, I mean, I could see that being a problem for them, but I don't see that as a problem for the person who actually wants to live and enjoy their life and stuff like that. Yeah, we should be able to do what we want. Nobody should have different, like, nobody should be judged differently just because of the pigment of their skin. And that goes both ways all of the time.

46:59Back to, that doesn't seem very complex. And yet, it seemed to me we're making a lot more complex than it needs to be. I just said, we're back to people or people. I don't get why people overcomplicate it. Let's just treat people as people. What else do we have for the last couple, the last little bit of the show? Oh, we still have that last thing. 92-year-old veteran. Oh, yeah. Going back to, this is in Britain. So the British Prime Minister, Kier Starmer, it was a 92-year-old World War II veteran, disabled veteran at that, was arrested for holding a sign up from what I read, protesting crimes against humanity in Gaza and Palestine. And regardless of what you or I think of it, nobody should be arrested for peacefully protesting. Kier, we do have somebody being arrested and granted, this is not the first thing in the UK. I've heard multiple stories in the past day,

48:01where people have been banned from or arrested while they were in the UK. One person was supposedly arrested in the UK and granted let go just shortly afterwards, but still arrested because they traveled to America, recorded videos of them shooting guns in America, protected by the Second Amendment, and then went back to the UK. Another person was just banned from ever entering the UK again, just citing probably their social media and anything they had posted on there. And I'm sure there are plenty more stories out there. Yeah, there's also one thing Devon tell me if you know about this. I don't remember enough of the details, but it was brought up on a Tucker Carlson show about someone who was held for six to eight months in another country for saying something. And he's a US citizen, mind you, and was held for many months for just saying something. And I don't know where he was arrest.

49:01I don't know. Do you know more details on that? I am not sure. I don't know. I have to look that up, but that would be good. A good thing to bring up in a future show. Yeah, if you find details on that, because I haven't brought up that much now. But a lot of countries seem to be locking their citizens up for just things that they say. And if just saying something, especially the truth is really that dangerous to you, maybe that says more about them than it does about the people saying it. Yeah, we're back to this is, I mean, the problem is these countries, especially like the UK, doesn't have something like the US is first amendment. Yeah, and more people, we need that more often, and really Ethan, why do you think they're against these? It also needs to be enforced though, in the, in the US, how many people got censored? And I mean, people talked about it, but when you have control over every social media, it's not like there's somewhere you can say, hey, look what got censored.

50:01And until there was a place like Rumble and X. And we have, we're like, there is proof out there that the US government, specifically the Biden administration, had pushed for censorship on a lot of those large social media platform. I mean, as Ron Paul puts it, the truth is treason in an empire of lies. Yep, and that is exactly why, the first amendment is very important and why places like X. Even just having one or two social media platforms, you can get actual information out there. Like I looked and when I was doing research for the, to see like the camera angles and what happened between the protester and the ice agent in Minnesota, I just, I went to X, because I'm sure if I looked it up on YouTube, I found I would have found maybe one or two different camera angles with all the narratives being pushed that this is what happened,

51:03but on X, I easily found just like one post, had like three or four different camera angles and pictures with the next explanation of what he saw or of what, you know, whoever was managing the account, what they thought, but they had all the info there, they could make their own decision compared to, I also saw it was a post from some news media that like there was one camera angle and it was very much put out there that this was, you know, people are trying to twist this as self-defense and this person murdered this person, never forget and here's the picture of the ice agent or whatever. I think you have the right to say something, but if you're trying to cover it up, I don't, I don't see that as being helpful to other people. I don't see that as being a good thing. Yeah, we need more freedom out there. How about we just summarize it as that? More freedom, less government intervention at every level, we would be better off and maybe people could actually keep their homes.

52:04All right, Ethan, do you have any last minute wrap-ups? Do your research and look at both sides of the picture. Look at, I guess both camera angles before you just go out and make a decision on something and also another side note, to abolish property taxes in Ohio, AXOHtax.com, we gotta keep getting that out there to help protect ourselves from our own government. Yeah, it seems like the threats are less than us other governments out there and the largest threat to anybody is our own government. One of our founding fathers talked about the reason we have the second amendment in the US is to protect ourselves from anybody who wishes to take away our freedoms or I forget the words he actually used. To protect our freedoms from all enemies, both foreign and domestic. And I know we talk about and say a lot in these wrap-ups. You need to go and keep standing up for freedom. Look at what happened in the UK. People stood up against this digital ID and well, they're not pushing it anymore.

53:06That should be a perfect example. And I don't have the exact quote pulled up but what I was going with the was that people have to protect themselves even against their own government. And that is pretty telling that even back then, they knew that this could happen and they did their best to prevent it. And they did fairly well, all things considered our constitutionists I think the longest running one and if anybody in the world. But we will come back and we'll talk to you more tomorrow. So take what you've learned and go out to make the world a better place. We hope you enjoyed the Real Power Family Radio Show brought to you by Family Success Triangle. We want you and your family to be financially free so you can go where you want, when you want, with whomever you want. Learn how we can help you live the life in Bowie's Dream Doh at realpowerfamily.com. To hear more, subscribe to Real Power Family on YouTube. Until next time, go out and make the world a better place.