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The Crucible of Conflict: Global Unrest and the Human Cost
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The heat of global unrest is palpable as I, Joshua Kapia, guide you through the labyrinth of today's most pressing international issues on the Patriot News Hour. We tear into the burgeoning crisis at Virginia Tech, where protests are more than just rallies—they're a microcosm of worldwide tensions. I'll take you to the front lines of China's assertive moves against Taiwan, the unfiltered outcry against Benjamin Netanyahu, and President Biden's fierce response to the violence stemming from Hamas. Our journey doesn't shy away from the darkest corners of this conflict, as illustrated by a young girl's nightmare in a chilling documentary and the disturbing use of sexual violence by Hamas, which an insightful article further investigates.
Amidst the echoing halls of Nasser Hospital and the mourning of Mohammed Abu Shihab, we explore the deepening chasm of the Gaza conflict and the heart-wrenching human cost that rarely makes the headlines. As a pastor, my reflections on the ideological and theological rifts provide a unique lens to understand the ceaseless struggle for peace. The dialogue navigates the perilous waters of global tensions, where sanctions and international law loom over leaders like a sword of Damocles. We'll also turn our gaze to the turbulent waves of campus protests, as students risking arrest call for their universities to sever ties with military investments and divest from Israel. Each story, each voice, each act of defiance or aggression reveals the fragile balance we tread in these tumultuous times. Join us for a sobering, nuanced analysis of a world teetering on the edge, searching for the path to resolution.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Patriot News Hour with your host, joshua Kapia, the independent with conservative values, fighting the liberals protecting the homeland from terrorists, domestic and foreign. Ladies and gentlemen, we're not going to stop. We're not going to stop, we're going to tell the truth. They want to suppress the information, they want to spread the lies, but we're holding everyone accountable. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Patriot News Hour.
Speaker 2:Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. It's your host, joshua Kapia, from the Patriot NewsHour. What is happening in our country? There's so much going on. From the protest at Virginia Tech University campouts. We have China threatening basically, american warships almost ramming them. They want to infiltrate Taiwan. Okay, that's what's really going on here. They expected to get Taiwan back. They want to Taiwan re-assimilated. You got the semiconductor plants. You got a shortage of women over there. I mean, I can go on and on and on. It's a communist country, china is a communist country.
Speaker 2:There's a lot going on we really need to discuss, and first I wanted to start out with the universities and what's happening. There's claims that Benjamin Netanyahu has committed, basically, war crimes by killing so many people, and Biden has condemned Benjamin Netanyahu. And this all started when Hamas entered into Israel and started just killing people, murdering people, gunning people down, raping women and then stabbing them to death, ladies and gentlemen, and this was a horrendous, horrendous thing, and this whole situation has spiraled out of control. There is a documentary out and I'll play some sound bites from it so you can listen for yourself what actually happened. But I want to read an article here from the AP, and it's by Joseph Friedman and basically this article is from October 7, 2023. This is how it all starts. And then I want to read this some experts from this article and then I want to jump into some actual soundbites of what's going on at these universities.
Speaker 2:I'm sure a lot of you are watching what's going on in the Brooklyn Bridge in New York. I mean for crying out loud. We got the National Guard in the subways and our politicians are still telling us that there's nothing to see here. Everybody move on. There's nothing to see. The subways are safer than ever, even though you witness, basically, soldiers in military garb standing occupying the subway to make sure citizens can get on and off the subway safely. So let's read this Jerusalem AP.
Speaker 2:Backed by a barrage of rockets, hamas militants stormed from the blockade Gaza Strip into nearby Israeli towns, with Hamas and vowing to inflict an unprecedented price. In an assault of a startling breath, hamas gunmen rolled into as many as 22 locations outside the Gaza Strip, including towns and other communities as far as 15 miles it's 24 kilometers from the Gaza border. In some places, they gunned down civilians and soldiers as Israel's military scrambled to muster a response. Now, right now, ladies and gentlemen, what I want to do is I want to make a transition into some audio and I want you to hear from the actual individuals of how this transpired and what they witnessed, because it was barbaric, it was sick, it was pure evil, it was satanic, and I want you to hear this as a listener yourself. So, ladies and gentlemen, are you ready?
Speaker 4:There were ten men around me and my instinct was just to fight, to do what I can. I wanted to show them that I'm strong and that I'm not going to go away that easily, that they're not going to take me so easily. I'm going to fight them. I didn't mind getting killed. I think maybe I preferred that in those moments. I was scared. I was really scared that they're going to rape me there and that they're going to drag me through Gaza streets and parade my body around. So I feared that more than being killed.
Speaker 5:Allah is the greatest. First thing you see is the terrorist drags Naama out and her face looks terrified. She's barefoot and in her pajamas and they're bloodstained. They're grabbing her by the hair and she's all like messed up. And I'm thinking of her hair and I'm like, in my mind, I'm stroking her hair like I'm always doing, and I'm thinking of what she experienced. You know, until that point, how long was she? You know, maybe that's the thing with that video, that we would like to think that this couldn't be possible, that nobody would harm a young girl. But then you just see it there. They're the one who posted that video the Hamas.
Speaker 2:Ladies and gentlemen. Gentlemen, as you can see, it's nothing but brutality. I mean, the mother of the victim is speaking. Hamas basically takes her out of a jeep, they do unspeakable things to her, they rape her, they beat her, they kill her and they parade her through the city. Um, these individuals are animals, uh. The death trail that follows them is absolutely egregious and that's very, very hard for me to watch. Now I will link this documentary, uh, on the website and, if you want to watch it, it is called Screams Before Silence. But, picking up here, referring to October 7th, I want to read an article, some excerpts, and the article is called Screams Without Words how Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence on October 7th. So we're going to start here, and this is by Jeffrey Gettleman. We're going to read a little bit here and just sit back and listen.
Speaker 2:Ladies and gentlemen, at first she was known simply as the woman in the black dress. In a grainy video you can see her lying on her back, dress, torn, legs spread, vagina exposed. Her face is burned beyond recognition and her right hand covers. Her eye is burned beyond recognition and her right hand covers her eye. The video was shot in the early hours of October 8th by a woman searching for a missing friend at the site of the rave in southern Israel where, the day before, hamas terrorists massacred hundreds of young Israelis.
Speaker 2:The video went viral, with thousands of people responding desperate to know if the woman in the black dress was her missing friend, sister or daughter. One family knew exactly who she was Gal Abush, mother of two working-class town in central Israel, who disappeared from the rave that night with her husband as the terrorists closed in on her, trapped on a highway in a line of cars of people trying to flee the party, she sent one final WhatsApp message to her family and this message, ladies and gentlemen, just said you don't understand. Now, based largely on the video evidence, which was verified by the New York Times, israeli police officials said they believed that Mrs Abdush was raped and she had become a symbol of the horrors visited upon Israeli women and girls during the October 7th attacks. Israeli officials say that everywhere Hamas terrorists struck the rave, the military base along the Gaza border and the Kitzbom they brutalized women.
Speaker 2:A two-month investigation by the Times uncovered painful new details establishing that the attacks against women were not isolated events, but part of a broader pattern of gender-based violence. On October 7th, and interviews with more than 150 people, including witnesses, medical personnel, soldiers and rape counselors, the Times identified at least seven locations where Israeli women and girls appear to have been sexually assaulted or mutilated. Ladies and gentlemen, these individuals have no respect for life. Barbaric Women have no value, have no respect for life. Barbaric Women have no value, even lower than cattle. So they just go around slaughtering them and, as you watch, this documentary Screams Before Silence. These people recount horrid things, things I don't even want to mention on this podcast. So I advise you to watch it and understand what's really going on.
Speaker 2:What we're going to do is we're going to jump ahead and we're going to talk about the response that Israel gave and kind of how the international community is condemning Israel, which they're calling a disproportionate response, because they're saying the international community that Israel is basically bordering, committing war crimes by killing so many men, women and children.
Speaker 2:This is a serious issue. Israel doesn't want a two-state solution, to have Palestinians have their own state and probably a lot of that is they're just going to. They probably believe Israel, that is, that they're just going to become more hostile. They're going to build up own state and probably a lot of that is they just going to. They probably believe Israel, that is, that they're just going to become more hostile. They're going to build up a state that's going to become powerful, it's going to have a powerful military, and the other individuals are arguing on the other side, from America, that the two-state solution will work, and we'll touch base on that. But right now, let's play a little soundbite regarding what is happening when it comes to the Israeli response. And then from there, ladies and gentlemen, we'll jump over to the universities, because right now, I think some universities are having enough and they're dispersing the crowds in their camps that they've made. So, ladies and gentlemen, here we go.
Speaker 7:Mohammed Abu Shihab says Israeli snipers have just shot his two sons. One is dead, the other injured. Grief and anger overwhelm him.
Speaker 4:I will take revenge for you, my son, this is a martyr. I want to see my sons, the sons I had after nine years. They went in the blink of an eye, my God.
Speaker 7:On the floors of Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunus. There's barely any space left. The most recently injured are brought in from cars on blankets or carried in arms Outside mourners gather. Ruzam al-Ashram cradles her husband's shoe. It's what she has left of him, she says, the souvenir of a marriage ended by violence only just after it had begun.
Speaker 7:We got married six months before the war and today he's martyred. He left me alone. After prayers, the shrouded bodies are taken for burial. One is so small and light that its bearer seems he can hardly feel the weight. One is so small and light that its bearer seems he can hardly feel the weight. Khan Yunis was where hundreds of thousands of Gaza's Palestinians fled to when Israel's military assaulted the north. Now Israeli tanks have pushed into the heart of southern Gaza's main city too. Fighting with Hamas is fierce and ongoing, but there's been no let up in the north either.
Speaker 5:Jabalia refugee camp one of the most bombed parts of the Gaza Strip is still being pulverized and men, women and children are still being pulled out of rubble in pieces.
Speaker 7:We were sitting in our house in peace. What did we do, god? Let the world see what is happening to us. It's been said too many times to count that nowhere in Gaza is safe, but that's being constantly repeated because it's true. Rory Challens, outer Zero.
Speaker 2:Look, ladies and gentlemen, this is very difficult to witness. It's a very difficult situation and as Americans, we're so indoctrinated by TV we're bombarded with one-sided viewpoints. It's very difficult in a society that programs individuals, americans, that it's a one-sided deal. And I totally understand what happened on October 7th when Hamas came over and they killed, they murdered, they raped the Israeli women and then they used the women and children as shields in Gaza. But when you watch the videos of the destruction of the property and children crying and children dying and women dying and husbands being taken away, this whole thing has become a disaster. And talking to a lot of people, I've heard statements like hey, just abolish it completely, wipe gauze off the map, nuke it. We're talking about humanity here, ladies and gentlemen. We're talking about people, we're talking about families, we're talking about children.
Speaker 2:This issue isn't going to be solved overnight. I mean, you have this ideology, these conflicts over religion, who Jesus is, who David is, who does Moses belong to, and it can go on and on and on. And not only am I a radio host of the Patriot NewsHour, but I'm a pastor, I'm a theologian. I understand the dynamics and the complexities of the religious conflict and the ideology going on here. This issue has been going on for thousands of years. It's not going to be resolved overnight and I'm praying that these people can live in peace one day. I really don't know if that's ever going to happen, but right now it's just nothing but a tragedy.
Speaker 2:So right now, israel's a little concerned over the international community that if this situation keeps escalating and children keep dying and tanks keep rolling in, that basically there can be a warrant issued for Netanyahu, and not only that issued for Netanyahu, and not only that. You have these proxies coming in through Iran and we've got sleeper cells in America already. Here, isis is relocated to Africa and different terrorist organizations, during these military campaigns, are basically dispersing and recharging and revamping their military, and even Iran's a massive problem Look at what just happened, shooting all these missiles, these medium range missiles, these ICBMs at the Iron Dome and shot them down in Israel and so this could really escalate to World War Three, and if that happens, it's going to be a complete disaster. And before the show ends, I'm going to play a soundbite and I want you guys to hear what would happen if World War III actually happened. It's a pretty scary and it's a pretty crazy thing.
Speaker 2:So, ladies and gentlemen, let's go to the international community and what they might do and how they make sanction. Israel maybe, or basically, have an arrest warrant, like they did with Vladimir Putin. So, ladies and gentlemen, are you ready?
Speaker 6:I do want to ask you about one other piece of news you've got here NBC News learning that Israel is concerned that the International Criminal Court could soon issue an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as other senior Israeli officials. What is the background on this? What are you hearing?
Speaker 3:Right. So an Israeli official tells me this morning that Israel is concerned. Those arrest warrants could come potentially as early as this week Prime Minister Netanyahu, the Defense Minister, potentially senior Israeli officials. We asked the International Criminal Court about this. They said that they would not comment on any potential future arrest warrants, but they have confirmed they have opened up an investigation into the situation in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories. This Israeli official tells me that Israel is working through diplomatic channels to try to make sure that those warrants are not issued.
Speaker 3:It is not clear at this point whether the court also intends to issue warrants for the arrests of senior Hamas leaders, which is a possibility. Now, this would not lead to the immediate arrest of Netanyahu and others, but it could make it potentially quite difficult for the Israeli prime minister to travel to Europe, to travel to other countries that are signatories to the International Criminal Court, because in theory, those countries could find that they have an obligation to arrest the prime minister. This puts this would put, rather, prime Minister Netanyahu in the same category as Vladimir Putin, who had an arrest warrant issued against him for alleged war crimes committed in Ukraine. We should say Savannah. The International Criminal Court is separate from the International Court of Justice, which is right now hearing a case on whether or not Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, an allegation Israel denies.
Speaker 2:Ladies and gentlemen, this thing is getting tedious. The tensions are rising, benjamin Netanyahu is working through diplomatic channels not to be put on that list and being on that list is not good. And not being on that list is very important. And I'll tell you why. We fund and give Israel aid of billions of dollars. We do it to Ukraine we just had a multi-billion dollar package, just passed Joe Biden's package to Ukraine. And why do we do that?
Speaker 2:America's vested interest is to keep the tyrants at bay, the tyrants in check when it comes to China, north Korea, when it comes to Iran, and we try to keep the peace around the world globally. So if he gets put on that list, it can hurt Netanyahu, israel with sanctions, it can hurt them with diplomacy, it can put strain on the American-Israeli relationship and this is a very, very, very difficult situation. A lot of people that I talk to, they say well, biden's weak. He doesn't project a strong image of American strength and all these dictators are looking at him. They're emboldened and people want Trump back. They believe that he's going to come in, he's going to provide tenacity, he's going to be bombastic, he's going to be bold and somehow the dictators are just going to flee. Now, remember, I'm an independent with conservative values. I like thinking for myself. That's the way I put it. I really don't think it's that easy of an issue. Just imagine sit back while you smoke your cigar and drink your cognac or whatever you're doing right now, while you're listening to the Patriot News Hour. Do you really think these individuals, these psychopaths, these sociopaths, these dictators are just going to go away? They're stockpiling nuclear weapons, proliferating their dangerous weapons. They're ramping everything up globally, headed to an escalation.
Speaker 2:I truly believe, right here, right now, what I'm saying on this microphone with thousands of listeners, that the war is coming. There will be a world III coming. That's why you have the preppers. But America does a pretty good job on keeping the image under control and we live our everyday life thinking we're not under that serious of a threat until something actually happens in America. But the time is coming. We need to prepare, we need to be sober-minded. But the time is coming. We need to prepare, we need to be sober-minded, we need to understand what is really going on in this country. I don't think it's as easy as saying well, if this person was elected, or if this person was elected, we can only restrain the mad dog for so long and there's quite a few of them out there until we get into some type of inevitable conflict and have mass casualties.
Speaker 2:Ladies and gentlemen, now what I want to do is switch to a situation here, and I really want to talk about these protests. They're just crazy, they're out of control. Everything is just become totally insane. I want to read an article right now. Become totally insane. I want to read an article right now, ladies and gentlemen, from NPR. It talks about the protest. It was updated April 29th by Jocelyn Diaz and I want to read it. And basically the title is as student protestors get arrested, they risk being banned from campus too. So let's just pick it up here.
Speaker 2:Pro-palestinian demonstrators continue to turn out at schools across the country despite the risk of detention and suspension, with nearly 300 more protesters arrested over the weekend At Columbia University, where a pro-Palestinian encampment has catalyzed dozens of similar demonstrations across the nation. Student protesters face threats of punishment, with some students already receiving word of their suspension. On Monday morning, columbia University president announced that in negotiations over the encampment, faculty leaders, leaders and student organizers were not able to reach an agreement. The university gave students until 2 pm Eastern time to disperse and abandon the encampments or else face suspension pending further investigation. According to flyers it distributed on campus.
Speaker 2:This is a tenuous situation and I ask myself when I look at this situation evolving and it going on, I said why are they camping out at these universities? How much control does a university influence have over the policy of the United States of America? Come to find out. A lot of these universities invest in military companies, munition manufacturers, and so a lot of these individuals here are blaming the universities that they go to, and a lot of the individuals there don't even go to the university. You're saying, hey, divest, divest. We want you to pull money out of these companies. That's not the way it works.
Speaker 2:And in one of these pictures a young lady is holding a sign up saying people over profit. And the thing of it is is we do have the freedom of speech the first amendment, the right to protest but these universities can only take so much. And the problem is, when you get a large crowd together and you get an anti-Jewish, anti-israeli sentiment, you can really have some racism come out, right, you can have anti-Semitism come out, and then people can get hurt, people get killed, they get shot, they can get run over. So this situation needs to be de-escalated and the universities just aren't doing enough, in my opinion. I mean to be honest, enough should be enough. So what we're going to do is we're going to cut over to another soundbite. I want you to hear what's going on in these universities, I want you to kind of witness the madness vicariously, live through it and let's see what we're dealing with. Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready?
Speaker 8:Campuses growing and spreading. Pro-palestinian protesters arrested at Virginia Tech overnight after they failed to disperse following warnings from police, the university saying it recognized that the situation had the increasing potential to become unsafe. The heated conflicts now playing out at dozens of schools nationwide, with students demanding an end to the Israel Hamas war and that their schools divest from Israel. Over the weekend, fights breaking out at UCLA, dueling protesters clashing on campus, police officers setting up barriers to separate the demonstrations.
Speaker 5:I would not feel safe being on campus.
Speaker 8:It really makes me feel even being back here pity for the students who have to deal with us every day. Also in Los Angeles, at USC, the school's famed Trojan statue vandalized the protests popping up from the West Coast to the Southwest at Arizona State University, to the Midwest at Indiana University.
Speaker 5:I never believed it would happen here in Bloomington, indiana, it was terrifying.
Speaker 8:And Washington University in St Louis, where 80 were arrested this weekend. To the East Coast, at Northeastern, over 100 people were arrested. Ending that encampment, at Harvard, protesters put up a Palestinian flag where an American flag would fly, and while demonstrators remain at MIT, the president wants encampments shut down it is creating a potential magnet for disruptive outside protesters. And at Columbia and New York the pro-palestinian encampment still stands, despite the police crackdown earlier this month which ignited campus protests nationwide, many Jewish students across college campuses fearing for their safety.
Speaker 3:The atmosphere that's created here. You feel threatened as a Jewish student. Allowing this to happen at college campuses is downright. You know it's disgusting.
Speaker 8:Meanwhile, thousands of miles away in an encampment in Gaza, displaced Palestinians send a message of gratitude to the American students. While the University of Southern California has canceled its main commencement event due to safety concerns, there are also worries here at Columbia University that they'll have to do the same. Although the student protesters say they hope it doesn't come to that, they are adamant that their demands be met. Late Friday we heard from the university saying that to send in the NYPD to clear out the encampment again would be quote counterproductive. Savannah. All right, aaron McLaughlin, thank you very much.
Speaker 2:Ladies and gentlemen, there you have it. It is getting crazy out there, the protests. They're just swamping the universities trying to get somebody to basically notice what's going on. As far as the people dying the atrocities, like I said, this is not a very good situation at all. I want to read an article here. It's basically from Sky News and this was written here on Tuesday, the 16th of April, and I did talk about World War and that's not to scare everybody, and I'm going to give a different view, because that's what I do on this show. And the title of the article is are we headed for world war? Three experts give their verdict. So here we go. We just stop at the top of the article here.
Speaker 2:In a world that has grown more dangerous in recent years, the nightmare scenario of a third world war is in the public consciousness. Earlier this year, uk Defense Secretary Grant Shapps warned the world could be engulfed by wars involving China, russia, north Korea and Iran in the next five years and said we are moving from a post-war to a pre-war world. The relief felt at the end of the Cold War in the late 80s has been replaced with increasingly alarm at Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and there is an outcry at the humanitarian catastrophic nature in Gaza. Sky News spoke to experts about whether World War III is a possibility and if we are really living in a pre-war world. The international order is fraying Hugh Levatt, senior Policy Fellow at the European Council of Foreign Relations think tank, the reassuring news is that we are not headed towards the third war, he says. While there are conflicts and tension in various theaters Ukraine, the Middle East, asian, pacific these are all separate and not connected. According to Mr Lovat, the Gaza war has been going on for six months and is driving regional escalations. Iran's retaliation against Israel is just the latest example of this. There are implications for the international community, including the UK, for example, in terms of the Houthi attacks on the Red Sea shipping and the impact it has on global trade. There is, he says, a risk that British troops become sucked into a conflict in the Middle East. We need to stop right there. If British troops get sucked into a conflict in the Middle East, that is just going to bring America dead center, into the conflict, into the war in the Middle East, and there'll be no way out of it and that right there will cause a World War III. So it's amazing, as Sky News does write about, we are not headed there. There is a potential to head there and basically they're saying they do not know.
Speaker 2:Now, one thing I do know, ladies and gentlemen, is I don't feel as safe in America as I used to, and I do want to ask you a question Do you feel as safe as you did five years ago? And the response that I'm probably going to get if I could actually get one, but I can't hear you is yeah, I felt safer under Trump. I don't think the issue, like I said, is that easy to pinpoint. I just think the dynamics of what's going on in the global affairs make it very, very difficult. One thing I tell people is Biden. He will basically go to war with anybody. It seems like Biden, he will basically go to war with anybody. It seems like I mean he called Xi Jinping a dictator at an international conference. This is not a good thing.
Speaker 2:I believe that Republicans and Democrats, both alike, are responsible for a lot of the turmoil we face, from immigration to national security, to the global threat. I mean, our parties cannot agree on hardly anything and they fight literally about everything, and I would like to see the parties actually get along and put America first. Maybe we need another party called Putting America First. That would be a good thing to see, that would be a good thing to witness first. That'd be a good thing to see, that'd be a good thing to witness. But right now we just don't know what's going to happen with these global dictators.
Speaker 2:So let's continue reading parts of this article. More likely now than at any time since the end of the last world war. Okay, given the scale of the turmoil shaking parts of the globe, in particular in ukraine, the middle east, the potential for a spark that ignites world war three it already exists. That does not mean an escalation to global confrontation is inevitable, but it is arguably more likely now than at any time since the last world war. A decision by by Iran to launch an unprecedented barrage of missiles and drones against Israel has just raised the stakes even higher. If none of you have seen that video, I would say go look at that video. And they're just shooting hundreds of missiles and drones and trying to obliterate Israel or cause mass casualties, massive damage, and just Israel holding back from a response that could be devastating really shows the restraint of that country. Because if they would fire back and did what Iran did, it could escalate us into a new war, globally known as World War III. So what am I trying to say? I don't have time to read the whole article because time is getting short.
Speaker 2:We're limited on time, ladies and gentlemen, but look at where we're at in America. I mean, we have these conflicts going around in the world. We're interjecting ourselves in them. We're spending billions and billions and billions of dollars. We have a trillion dollar war in Afghanistan. The way we pulled out was absolutely horrendous. Vladimir Putin said he wasn't going to move into Ukraine. He actually did move into Ukraine. So, ladies and gentlemen, we are facing a very different world, a very different America. We really got to come together as a country and start talking about actual solutions that we need to come up with ingenuitive ways to make America a safer place. The borders are open. We do have terrorist cells that have already crossed. Be safe out there.
Speaker 2:Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to touch on many, many things. On the next podcast, we'll talk about some things going on with Puff Daddy, known as Sean Combs, what he's doing, the federal raid. We'll play some soundbites on that. We'll touch on many other issues going around in our country as far as taxes and everything else, and what the presidential election will be looking like and the dynamics of it and who's looking to come ahead, and we will actually look at Trump's trials and what he's facing. So, ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you for tuning in to the Patriot NewsHour. It's your host, joshua Kapia, and I just want to thank you for tuning in to the Patriot News Hour. It's your host, joshua Kapia, and I just want to thank you all Until next time, until we meet again. God bless you all and God bless the United States of America. We'll see you next time, thank you.