➡ The discussion on Nino’s Corner TV revolves around the issue of immigration enforcement in the U.S. The hosts discuss the potential for increased surveillance and enforcement in areas where local authorities are resisting federal immigration laws. They suggest that this could lead to a temporary “police state” situation, but believe it will ultimately result in a more controlled immigration process. They also discuss the potential for a large immigration surge in the future, as the economy grows and more workers are needed.
➡ The text discusses how the use of digital data storage and AI has increased efficiency and job opportunities in companies, rather than reducing them. It also touches on the issue of birthright citizenship, with concerns about Chinese citizens giving birth in Guam to gain U.S. citizenship for their children. The text also mentions concerns about potential police state conditions due to increased surveillance and immigration control. Lastly, it praises President Trump’s actions and progress, and mentions cell phone surveillance at an anti-ICE protest.
➡ The text discusses concerns about the use of IMSI Catcher, or Stingray, to collect cell phone information at a protest site, possibly infringing on rights. It also touches on the political climate, with some people feeling their rights are being eroded in the name of safety. The text further discusses the enforcement of law under Trump’s administration, and the potential threat from Iran, including the possibility of drone attacks and missing nuclear weapons.
➡ America has successfully hindered Iran’s potential threats to the world by destroying certain sites. This action has significantly reduced, but not completely eliminated, the danger Iran posed. Despite this progress, the situation with Iran is still ongoing and requires further attention. The discussion will continue on Nino’s Corner TV, where other topics like the Epstein list and Elon Musk will also be discussed.

All right, folks, welcome to Nino’s Corner tv. I’m back again with Juan O Savings. Juanito, thank you for coming on. I know you’re very picky right now. Yeah. Such as life. Well, Juanito, let’s. Let’s talk about first, ice. There’s a lot of things happening with ice. There’s mayors telling the residents to stay in, governors going against Trump. What’s going to happen to these people? I mean, they’re impeding ICE from doing their job. I would imagine that’s against the law. And I would imagine you can go to jail for that. Well, yeah, I mean, it’s not just go to jail.

You can go, you can be involved in a federal crime. And if you’re sentenced, the sentencing, Tory, it doesn’t get flipped around. You know, it’s a federal crime with the things that they’re doing to interfere. So federal, if you’re sentenced to federally mandatory sentencing guidelines, so there’s no out early for good behavior like that. So all the people involved in this have to really think about what’s going on. And then if, if they’re not US Citizens and there’s questions about how they got here, then once they get picked up in this way, they cannot come back into the country.

They are hard for life is the way it’s going to be. So they have to really think about if they want to play this game or not. And, well, you know, they’re calling it now the, the national police force, the domestic military. Are we gonna see these guys on the streets? I see them all over El Paso right now. I was driving up in Sunland park with my dad, send the park, New Mexico, and I saw them on foot, almost like troops walking around, and that kind of threw me off. But is it going to get to the point that we’re going to see like a police state to where there’s checkpoints and things of that nature everywhere, like checking your real id.

I mean, are we looking at a police state coming here? Well, look, if it has to go to that level for a period of time, it will be temporary, it won’t be long term, and it’ll be spotty. You don’t have enough ICE agents or police or military to cover every square foot. It’s going to be zones, and they will be for a period of time while they, you know, target certain areas and then move on. And so, you know, and as it stands, those mayors, those people that are protecting certain groups, you know, they’ll be the places that actually will attract more surveillance and Enforcement.

So they’re not actually helping these people. They’re creating a zone where they’re self. It’s the objective here. The, the object here is to get them to self deport. Well, we’re ramping up. Yes. So that they understand what’s going on and that they will think again about just leaving and have the opportunity to come back and not put us through all that trouble. But if they’re going to force us to go to all that trouble, then they’re probably going to stay gone for the rest of their lives. So don’t make us have to go to this much trouble.

In fact, the ones that self deport go through the process and get to come back. The people we want to have around because we’ve been allowed to screen them, we’re not, you know, we’re going to continue to take in immigrants, but they have to come through the front door. They can’t sneak in. And it’s. So Trump is not against a certain color of people creed, nothing like that. It’s about if you’re legal or not, if you’re legal or illegal. That’s it. That’s the bottom line. That’s all it is. Yeah. Well, think about it. Those people that are here illegally, they got to look over their shoulder the whole time and they’re also vulnerable to all kinds of abuse by the people that may help them get here, know that they’re here illegally.

So they’re looking over their shoulder the whole time. We want them to be here on the straight narrow and, you know, be Americans. And most of them do want to do that. We’re going to, besides the sending people out of the country, we’re going to have the largest immigration surge in US History. But it’s a few years down the road and you know, we’ll bring the people that are leaving right now, they get to start signing in, looking for dates and get to the front of the list to come back. The ones that are dawdling and hiding under the bed and trying to be sneaky, they’ll probably get picked up and that’ll be it for them.

It’s just the way it is. So, you know, they have to make a decision, am I going to try to work with system or against it? So we are going to have a quote unquote police state for a while, for what, a year until Trump’s out of office. I mean, this could take a decade to clean up, couldn’t it? Well, I don’t like to use those terms. You know that it’s like a hot button way of saying it. So those people that want to have drama and how horrible and just amp it up for those kind of bullshit, we’re going to clean things out and we’re going to go to the hot spots where most of them are, get the low hanging fruit and work out from there.

And the people that are smart will work towards self deporting. And then if they want to come back, which most of them do, they will begin the process of coming in through the front door and the first people out will be the first people back in if they want to come back for them, all their kids, their family, you know, and it’ll be slow at first because we’re, all of our assets and tools are aimed at, you know, getting everybody out. But as things settle down then we will also be bringing in larger surge. Look, as the economy picks up at the far end of what Trump is doing and it’s going to pick up, it’s going to be the greatest economy in the history of America and most of the world.

We’re going to need and want those employees at all different levels to be able to work across America. So this, you know, it’s not a one sided thing, but everybody has to go out so we can get nice clean understanding, slow everything down for the moment, make sure we got everybody out that’s not supposed to be here and then we can open it up hard. There’ll be some early stuff. I mean, you know, the people first out are going to get advantage of a system that’s not overloaded necessarily. When the big surge comes a little bit later.

Yeah, it’s going to be loaded to the gills. We’re going to have to amp up those services and that’ll be the tail end of this administration because we’re going to have such a red hot economy and such a solid currency when we go back to constitutional money that everybody in the world is going to want to be here and we’re going to want those people to be able to work with us to get things done. So, you know, it’s, are we going to be able to, are we going to be able to have these people take jobs that will coexist with AI? I mean, isn’t AI getting ready to take over all the low to middle jobs? No.

Okay. Okay. That’s a look. The reality is there is a lot of jobs that AI could do. And let me just use this as an example. When we got the first digital recording systems for documents and paper and know everything, I had an Interest in a paper company. And I remember the board meeting where a number of the people were complaining that because of what was happening, paper was history and it was a waste of time having money in the paper company. And they were pulling out their family wealth, if you will, and going other places and warning everybody else they should do the same.

And, and they wanted to just toss these facilities and take a lot on the facilities for a tax position in this one particular case. And I talked with the head of the union and the head of the factory floor. This is a huge operation. And the number that they were able to get this at was so low that it just, you know, as I talked with them, I said, you know, it’s going to take years for this to actually build out. I think you might do better than ever, you know, especially because the employees would own a share.

And in this town, they needed to, you know, the jobs were critical and you could have killed this town, killed it dead in a doornail. And so the employees took a, a part of the deal, took shares for part of their pay. Union worked with them. The supervisors went in there and, and I think there was just two of the original share. Big shareholders, big, big ones that stuck around. And I was tiny, but I kept, I stayed in there because there was a reason why I was in there in the first place. And that company did fantastic.

They sold more paper in the next many years because what they found out was that with the storage of data digitally and the way that that happened, the demand for paper went up. It didn’t go down. If you have greater efficiency with the AIs, then it means there’s more money left for other things. You become more efficient as a, as a group and a company, and there’s more jobs, not less. There’s going to be a continued growth in those industries that become more efficient. Even if you have AI and bots, there’s a lot of supervision, coordination, human activity that goes with it, whether you, whether you like it or not.

And there was, there was another location with a factory that was dealing with aircraft stuff and the warehousing, all that. Okay, that plant was amazing. To go pick up parts and move on. It only took like 35 people with the robots and the AI and everything else to. To handle this huge storage facility that was like, you know, 10 football fields. But the other side of the coin is the company had more money for research and development. And so they, they pushed other departments and they didn’t fire any employees. They retrained a number of them for other positions and they had the luxury to do that.

They didn’t want to let good people go. So I, I think it’s a bit of a red herring on that. I think the world becomes. Yes, it changes. Some of the jobs might change. I’m. I doubt very many AIs are going to be rustling cows off of horses. And you know, you have AIs that monitor, you know, the feed, the temperature densities, all sorts of things, whether you’re growing plants or growing cows. It just allows you to be more cost effective and keep people. Otherwise you might, you might lose them. It would go to India or someplace else.

And we’re going to keep that stuff here and do better with it. So I, I’m not, I’m not down. I’m extremely bullish on where America’s going from this point forward. So, Juanito, it says here that a judge has blocked. Here we go again. These judges, man, birthright citizenship. How do these, I want to know how do these judges. I thought, I thought that was in a quell down a bit. I thought that was gonna be neutralized a bit, but it looks like it’s still going pretty heavy. Well, a lot of judges are still blocking. Go ahead.

If they’re neutralizing citizenship. Where you have anchor babies. Let me use the example. Over in Guam. Right now, you have companies out of China that bring women to Guam when they’re eight months pregnant or sooner out of China and then they have the baby there. The baby now is in a protector of the US The Guam. And so they have US Citizens status. And that’s become a major threat to not just Guam, but to the country, including with voting and things like that. And so, you know, with the long range perspective from a, from a Chinese, you know, political side, they’re creating an army of US Citizens that have all the rights of US Citizens by birth.

And yet they’re going to be raised in China and they’re going to think like the communist Chinese and then turn them loose into our university system, our country. And that’s been going on for quite a while. We’re already seeing the effects of that. That’s been going on for a long time. One, I, you know, my mind goes to this and I don’t think people can blame me for thinking of this. You know, if you talk to like someone like David Iker Hegelian dialect or whatever, the, the equation is problem, reaction, solution. I think of, you know, Biden was the problem.

The immigrants come in, they got the desired reaction from the patriots, the Americans now here comes the solution, which is a domestic military, also known as police state. Is that, I mean, do you blame me for thinking of that? I mean, obviously a lot of my audience is probably thinking that worth like, wait, wait a minute here. This looks like a police state that’s getting ready to be birthed here with a domestic military checkpoints, all in the name of our safety, getting the criminals off the road. Now, I don’t mind, I don’t mind this, to be quite honest with you, because I’m not a criminal, so I have nothing to worry about.

But it is kind of a, I guess you could say an impediment, an impeachment on our privacy, I mean, on our rights. What about Americans that get stopped or pulled over and asked for their documentation? I mean, that’s kind of. Am I right in saying that? And they’ll say, well, well, it’s all because of the immigrants that were here. Sorry. I mean, it just seems like it’s the, it’s the correct. Has all the right ingredients for this problem reaction, solution and this police state that I feel like could be happening. And do you blame me? I mean, a lot of people think this.

They’re kind of worried about it. Well, vigilant is the price of liberty. And so, yes, we have to be vigilant on this. But a crime where the bad guys are on foot, getting away or the car, whatever, and the police come in and they close off streets, they turn the dogs loose, they go in to find the bad guy, is that a violation of everybody else’s rights based on, you know, them running around and trying to stop this person? Catch them. I’d rather have them in there doing that. They have all sorts of legal rights in that kind of a situation to control a certain zone while they go find the bad guy and it’s for public safety.

In case you haven’t noticed, while not every person here that didn’t come in legally is, you know, some horror. They still, there’s a number of them that are, that we have to get. So you have a crime scene and that we have to go through certain processes to find them. Is legitimate, lawful, defensible. Public safety is in the balance. And so, yeah, let’s, let’s go do it from a public safety standpoint, then we’ll come up with what needs to be done to protect our safety. If it becomes longer than is appropriate, then, you know, we can complain and make a big deal as citizens.

But a reasonable period of public safety within an area is absolutely, you’re not going to win that case in court. You’re just not. I just, you know, I think to myself, just, just, you know, I’m not worried about the cleanup, Juanito. I’m just, I’m wondering, do we always need, do we also need to have our chess pieces in place with this big, beautiful Bill Palantir, the whole thing in order for not only the, the mass deportations, but arrests? Well, again, why you got a lot of people in this audience that are fussing and complaining because things aren’t happening fast enough.

The reality is you are having to challenge a lot of people that are in the system. Are they actually doing stuff on behalf of American people or the little club and a clique and in a number of, of very important positions and down, you know, down through the ranks and so, and even up to Trump getting the bill signed, now the money begins to flow and starts to get released these various places. Trump is still not got the workforce within the federal agencies that he’s trying to put together. I would say at a bare ass minimum, you’re talking three months to six months till that finally gets more fully in place.

And along the way, they’re going to bring on new aspects. Click, click, click, click, click. And you’ll see it gaining momentum. Trump, you know, did the executive orders, the executive findings, executive actions at a very rapid pace early on, which has allowed that things got rolling. But that doesn’t mean that they’re done or that the people are actually there. And, you know, because we’re on the main line, I won’t say other stuff, but there’s, there’s things that are clicking right along very quickly. And, you know, that’s part of the frustration for President Trump. If you look at what he’s accomplished thus far and how he’s put the globalistas on their heels and they’re not getting away with some stuff that they really wanted to get away with.

That’s a big deal. I mean, we’re making amazing progress. We just are. It’s stunning. So, you know, a big shout out to President Trump for what an amazing job he’s done thus far. Take a break, take a breath, you know. No, I just want to, I want to ask you about this. Cell phone surveillance detected at an anti ICE protest where I think it was called Project Stingray Mobile network anomaly anomalies consistent with all with cell phone surveillance were detected at the July 4 protest at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Washington State. These anomalies, according to an independent analysis by Straight Arrow News suggests that a device known as IMSI Catcher may have been used to collect identifying information on the cell phones in the protest site.

ICE did not respond to the request or comment on this situation. It is not clear whether ICE or any other law enforcement agency obtained a warrant to use IMSI Catcher, commonly referred to as Stingray, to conduct this surveillance. I mean, that’s kind of impinging on our rights. Well, okay, let’s. Let’s. I’m just. I’m just watching the pendulum goes really far left. I don’t want it to go so far right. We’re losing all our rights here in the name of safety. Okay, so let’s think about, you know, the name of the news agency. Straightforward, you know, really, are they, you know, ultimately centered within a patriot side? Are they more centered in a protect the people operating, let’s say, unconstitutionally for real? Now they’re claiming that the use of the Stingrays is somehow a violation, unconstitutional.

If it was targeting individuals, they probably would have to have a warrant. If it’s done within a more generic sense to tie to other locations. Remember, we have a lot of the leaders of, for example, let’s say, BLM or something or similar. We know exactly who they are, what their involvement is over many years, and they’ve been being tracked. Many of them actually already have indictments that have been handed down by grand juries. So has a lot of these. These bad players, these bad actors been scooped up already, Juanito? Well, a lot of organizers of these, of any kind of.

Go ahead. Well, a lot of them haven’t been scooped up. And the reason is because you had people interpreting, for example, civil rights over at the Justice Department differently than what Trump is going to have the people looking at and very, you know, if you will, leftist kind of a perspective, from a conservative perspective, the Civil Rights Division was not actually doing what it constitutionally should do. Now, certainly that’s arguable, and people are going to argue it, but Trump got elected for a reason. The people of the country want things enforced differently and see the world differently.

You know, at some level, it’s like I had to deal with somebody three, four months ago, and this was, you know, one of those things where they sound reasonable and rash right up to a certain point, and lives are on the line. And the other people were kind of, you know, just going along, frustrated, whatever, and I said, wait a minute, stop the crazy, okay? Just no more crazy. I don’t need the crazy talk. Lights are on the line, and we’re not going that route. So we need to get real. We figure out how to stop killing or, you know, we’re going to go at this a different way, but we’re not going to just play this game and have people dying while people are playing the game.

Now, something similar happened with Zelensky and with Putin. Trump said, okay, I want to cease fire, and then let’s figure out how we can do this. And America will help, and we’ll dive in and. And help with getting infrastructure built, but you’re going to pay us back, and we’ll try to stop this, you know, stop the crazy. Stop the. Stop killing. Stop using this as an excuse to be killing each other. How are you going to work out a peace deal while you’re both killing a thousand people a week on the other side and making people even more distraught and upset, creating blood feuds for the next hundred years? Just stop it.

Stop the crazy. It’s the same thing here within our government. There’s been some kind of crazy that has been allowed to get to a point where that’s why the American citizens stood up and elected Trump. They don’t want what was being stuffed down their throat by people that just. It just isn’t making sense so that we, you know, are calling it for what it is. And Trump, you know, offered all those people, go away, you know, go get another job, but you’re not going to have a place. The Justice Department, you’re not going to have a place.

A lot of these other agencies, they did just that. They left. Now, getting other people into states that will enforce the law constitutionally, in a more classic sense, that’s what Trump’s doing. All right, Juanito, before I get to the next question about Epstein and Iran, folks, get your collagen, baby. Oh, yeah. The science is in. A clinical trial found that just 10 grams of collagen a day for eight weeks led to a roughly 20% increase in skin hydration. And a 17. There’s that number, Juanito. 17% improvement in elasticity while also visible reducing wrinkle depth. If you want to help improve your skin health, it’s clear that collagen is the essential.

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And it was amazing how I had fought this for years and then used the collagen within about three months. Man, I was just stunning. I mean, that’s amazing stuff. It’s amazing. It really was. Yeah, yeah. So, Juanito, let’s talk about Iran for a second. Now they’re sending out threats. Trump could face drone attack at Mar a Lago. You want to, you want to talk about that for a second? And then we’ll go to Nino’s Corner TV and talk about the Epstein list and the victims and why we think that maybe it could be used for leverage or come out at a different time.

Why Russia? Gates popping now, but let’s talk about Iran right now. Well, good. I mean, they’re saying that they didn’t get all the uranium and there’s some leftover. And now they’re saying it looks like Iran is back in the spotlight with threats. Well, again, part of the reason that the US Needed to step in, you know, who was going to get credit for having destroyed this nuclear threat to the world? There’s a bunch of people, you know, Trump’s doing Putin’s bidding, blah, blah, blah. That’s really not true. I get it. But the reality is, no, we reserved.

We had the capability. We had the only armament on the planet that’s currently in play that was capable of taking out those nuclear manufacturing sites. And we did. And we didn’t save Israel, we saved the whole world. Because if Iran has people able to threaten with drones at Mar a Lago, one of those drones and made it in there. And by the way, I had very important meetings over the weekend, and one of the subjects that we were discussing is the Missing nukes, which have been very, very, very heavily documented and with high up officials inside of Russia working with us that are missing out of the Russian nuclear arsenal going back quite some time.

And there’s a variety of them. And part of the reason that’s so important for everybody here to understand, understand some of them in, you know, from many years ago were reported from within the Russian system to have gotten to Iran. Some are bigger than others. Was Kurlov, the general who was killed in the scooter attack. Kurlov was one of most trusted people. And over the weekend I spent time with the person that Putin personally asked to come to Russia and try to bring a deal back to America to help secure their nuclear armament. And some of these weapons with an impeccable mutation of nobody is shooting him down on where he’s at, what he’s done and.

But on the US side, it was rejected. This effort was rejected. And it’s very disturbing that our policing and military agencies and the politicians in play at the time did not want anything to do with this effort. It’s just, it’s perplexing. So at the end of the day, Iran may very well have some other nuclear devices that came out of the Soviet Union and some of the materials that they were working on could be used to freshen those up and make them more functional. Right now this is important because when we destroyed those sites, America stopped Iran from being able to put those in the Congo, somewhere in South America, through Venezuela into Cuba, to a dozen places, Yemen and other places around the world that they might have been able to fire it in.

Some of these devices are quite small and pretty easy to conceal and to move men. It is a sum of all fears type of situation. So America stepping forward and dealing with that threat, the whole world can breathe a little bit of a sigh of relief because Iran was threatening not just Israel, but the whole world. The whole world. The whole world. Now we’ve neutralized that threat and. Well, we haven’t neutralized it, we’ve aired it back radically. And if you remember before the election and I told your audience, I think before everybody else said it publicly, we’re doing so good, okay, what all those drones were for in the six months before the election that were all over the country and what they were really doing.

So. And it relates to this. So deep breaths. We’re not done with Iran and Iran’s not done with us, but we’ve reduced the threat. What we were supposed to live under this perpetual threat forever? What Brainiac thinks it’s smart for us to just not challenge Iran. I. Juanito, you’re breaking up pretty bad. Let’s just go to the back channel from here. Juanito Deninos corner TV and discuss. Juan, you’re breaking up real bad. Can you hear me? All right, folks. All right. I apologize. It’s all right. You want to go back to Nino’s corner TV and talk about the Epstein list, what it could be used for and.

And get on and get on top of that, I want to talk about Elon Musk as well. You want to go to Nino’s corner TV and do it there, Juan? All right, folks, I’m gonna try to get him with some better reception. We’ll be in the Ninoscorner TV. I’ll see you all there. And go to the JenniferMack.com the JenniferMack.com if you know about Juan, you know this is a common occurrence. This happens quite often. He’s always traveling. He’s always on the move. So. Yep, he just cut out. So. All right, folks, we’ll see you @ Nino’s Corner TV.
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