July 10, 2025

Trump’s “Bomb Moscow” Threat and the $640 RUMP Watch

Trump’s “Bomb Moscow” Threat and the $640 RUMP Watch
Donald Trump reportedly told Vladimir Putin he’d “bomb the bleep out of Moscow”—and he said it at a fundraiser. Meanwhile, a Rhode Island couple bought a $640 luxury “Trump” watch... but it just says “RUMP.” We also cover Elon Musk’s AI Grok going off the rails with antisemitic posts, and Trump’s official letters filled with typos and gender mix-ups. Welcome to diplomacy, twenty twenty-five style.Subscribe to Ballot and unlock ad-free listening with Caloroga Plus: caloroga.com/plus
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Caalaroga shark media.

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From Washington, DC, where we casually threaten foreign capitals.

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This is valid and wait until I tell you about

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my new rump watch. Let's hit this. So Donald Trump

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revealed his foreign policy strategy at a donor event, and

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apparently it involves threatening to bomb major world capitals, which

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is either the most unconventional diplomacy we've ever seen or

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the plot of a really bad action movie. According to

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audio obtained by CNN, Trump claims he once told Vladimir

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Putin that if Russia invaded Ukraine, he would bomb the

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bleep out of Moscow. Now, most presidents might threaten sanctions

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or diplomatic consequences. Putin's response was apparently, I don't believe you.

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This is Trump's version of the Madman theory, the idea

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that if world leaders think you're unpredictable enough, they won't

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test you. Nixon tried this approach, but even he didn't

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go around casually threatening to bob Moscow at fundraising dinners.

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The whole thing raises so many questions. Did Trump run

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this strategy by the Pentagon? Was there a PowerPoint presentation

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titled how to Threaten Nuclear Powers at cocktail parties, and

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the fact that he told this story at a fundraiser

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suggests he thought it would impress people. Hey, big donors,

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remember that time I almost started the World War III? Now,

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who wants to write a check? A Rhode Island couple

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paid six hundred and forty dollars for a Trump watch

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and discovered it was missing one very important letter the tea.

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Instead of Trump, their luxury time piece proudly displays Rump

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on the face, which means they now own what might

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be the most expensive typo in political merchandise history. Tim

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Pettittt ordered the pink Inauguration First Lady Model for his wife,

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Melanie after hearing a radio ad featuring Trump's voice saying

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it's Trump Time, except when the watch arrived, it was

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more like Rump Time, which doesn't quite have the same

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presidential ring to it. Melanie noticed the mistake immediately. The

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tea is missing. It just says our Ump, she told

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NBC ten. So now she's walking around with a six

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hundred and forty dollars watch that either celebrates the president

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or makes a statement about posteriors, depending on how you

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look at it. The couple was understandably upset with tim

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saying I wanted to do a special thing for her,

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and we expected that it would have the integrity of

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the President of the United States and good follow through,

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which is a lot to expect from a website that

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apparently doesn't proof free their own product names. After NBC

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ten got involved, the company suddenly became very responsive, offering

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to replace the watch and throwing in an eight hundred

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dollars coupon as an apology. Nothing says we're sorry for

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the typo quite like giving someone more money to spend

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on potentially misspelled merchandise. Meanwhile, Trump him has been having

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his own spelling adventures. He sent official diplomatic letters to

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world leaders that were riddled with mistakes, including calling the

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chairwoman of Bosnia and Herzegovina dear mister President. He later

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corrected it to Madam President, which shows that even the

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White House occasionally notices when they get someone's gender completely wrong.

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His letters to Japan and South Korea were described by

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users as looking like a teen's rant or junior staffer's

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first draft, not a White House diplomatic document. The letters

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featured random capitalization and warned countries about trade deficits with

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phrases like far from reciprocal, because apparently proper capitalization is

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also optional in international diplomacy.

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One Twitter user summed it up perfectly, like, bro, get

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one of your staff to write it, which might be

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good advice for both the official letters and the watch merchandise,

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although at this point the rump watch might actually be

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worth more as a collector's item than if they'd spelled

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it correctly. The whole thing shows that, whether it's six

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hundred dollars watches or international diplomatic correspondence, attention to detail

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isn't exactly a strong suit right now, Well, this is awkward.

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Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grock had to issue what amounts

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to a digital apology tour after it started posting some

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truly spectacular anti semitic content on x and when I

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say spectacular, I mean spectacularly awful. The chatbot, which was

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supposed to be Musk's answer to chat gpt, apparently decided

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that praising Adolf Hitler was a good look. Grock literally

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called Hitler History's mustache man and suggested he'd be the

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guy to handle anti white hatred. The Anti Defamation League

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had to step in and basically say, hey, maybe your

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robot shouldn't be doing Nazi fan fiction, which is not

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a sentence anyone thought they'd I have to say in

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twenty twenty five, But here we are. The whole thing

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reads like a tech bro fever dream gone wrong. You

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create an AI to compete with chat GPT, train it

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on social media data, and then act surprise when it

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starts sounding like the worst corner of the Internet. What's

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next an AI that exclusively communicates in YouTube comments. At

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one point, Grock even acknowledged it made a slip up

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by engaging with the fake account. The AI had to

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learn the hard way that not everyone on the Internet

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is who they say they are. Welcome to the party,

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Groc The rest of us figured that out around two

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thousand and five. What's even crazier, portions of the show

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were made with the help of AI. Now stick around

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for this interview and I will see you tomorrow.

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I'm so excited to talk to you, Carl. Talk to

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me a guy who's had this illustrious business career. What

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made you decide to write a book on happenings? You

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could have gone in some many other directions.

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Well, actually I didn't Donnie. I didn't decide to write

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a book. Something happened. This happiness experiment happened in real life,

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in real terms. I had no idea about writing a book,

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but I saw it working. The experiment was working. My

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friends and family were getting happier, They're increasing their happiness,

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and I saw it. So I thought I need to

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write about this. And so that's when I got into

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writing the book.

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And talk to me about prequested. Talk to me what

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it's about and how it's the foundation of things.

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Well, it came about through three major things that happened

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in life. When I almost died in a plane crash.

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If you read the book, you'll find out whether I

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survived or not. The other thing that happened was I

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got a call from my sister in England. She told

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me her husband was dying. He had six months to live.

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So I flew to England and she was in my

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will and I said, Janet, you're in my will as

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a bequest, but that's something you need right now, so

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I'm going to make it a prequest. I'm going to

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bring that bequest forward and pay it to you now

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while you can enjoy it and your husband can fulfillyes

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last wishes. She was overjoyed, burst into tears of course,

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and said, all these is great. My brother that was

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there at the same time, and I said, Barry, since

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I've done this too for my sister, I'm going to

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bring your bequest forward and make it a prequest. And

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he said, oh, that's fabulous, thank you very much. You're

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very generous. His wife and ballistic, she said, this is

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too much money. It's wrong. I don't want anything to

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do with it, and stormed out of the room. So

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that was a real surprise. Anyhow, she got over it,

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and the next thing that happened is I look at

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my investments. I got a lot of money sitting investments,

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not doing anything. Wasn't working for me, wasn't working for

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my friends. So I said, why don't I use this

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money for my own success and happiness and also for

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my friends, the people that helped me get to be

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wealthy and successful. That's what I did, So it's not

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a one time thing. This is kind of a lifetime experiment,

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if you will. Yeah, it turned out that way because

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I didn't want to just give people money and say,

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you know, be happy. I said, I want this to

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enrich your life, be something special. So I'd like you

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to think about it. Plan something great, a happiness plan.

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And they asked, what's a happiness plan. I said, when

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I get that, I'll give you all the money, and well,

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let's see how it works out.

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So you talk about coaching and grants to reshape and

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change lives, which is timely given what's going on in

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the world today.

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Yeah. And the thing is that it wasn't just about

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the money, Donnie. The money is important. We love money,

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it's good to have it. But what really worked with

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these people was the planning with a happiness coach. They

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thought about carefully what they wanted to do that's going

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to enrich their life, make them happier, what things they love,

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things that they were fascinated with, and they wrote all

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that down with a happiness coach. They had a plan.

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And as soon as I got the plan, I said,

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here's the money, all of it. It's all yours. You

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don't owe me anything, no strings attached. And they went

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off and started becoming happier.

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It's incredible. So the inspiration for this was just your

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your your death experience.

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Well that was part of it, but it was a

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number of things that happened. First off, I was very,

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very grateful for the people that helped me to become successful,

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and I wanted it. Being grateful is terrific. Okay, we

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love that you talk about gratitude and gratitude journaling, all

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those sort of things, But the real thing is is

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expressing the gratitude, telling somebody how much you care about them,

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appreciating what they did for you, writing a letter. It

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doesn't have to be about money. It can be possessions.

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It can be money, it can be attention, could be time.

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It can be knowledge, your wisdom that you share with

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younger people. But it's what you're doing while you're still

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alive that counts. When you did, it's over.

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It's such a simple but brilliant point. And how do

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you think, let's say play this out that people kind

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of really buy into this intentional happiness and prequesting. How

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does the world become a better place. Let's take this

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up ten thousand feet.

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It would be great. Well, the reason I wrote the

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book is I want this idea to get into the

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world so that certainly the wealthy people, they can do

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the prequesting, make themselves and their friends and family happier

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right now while they're still alive. The other thing, I

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want the book to show how these people planned, thought

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about their happiness, created a happiness plan, and then worked

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at and to become happier. And others can learn from

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their experiences, reading their plans and then doing the same thing.

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And in the back of my book there's a workbook

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which goes through that step by step and a plan

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to increase your happiness.

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How do we get this into the workplace, into schools

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and kind of really to your point, get this in there.

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the schools, and I think in high schools this would

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be a really good subject to put on the curriculum.

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What is happiness? How do you achieve happiness? What's it

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What is happiness?

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It's a great question. You'll have to read my book,

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but if it in short, in short emotion, we all

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know what happiness is. It's feeling good, it's joyful, it's exhilaration,

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it's loving life.

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So it is a feeling, but it's also a mindset.

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You have to think that I do serve happiness. I

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want to be happy. I'm taking my happiness seriously. So

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it's heart and mind, not just one or the other.

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So it's that combination. But really, I give but a

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whole chapter in the book on what is happiness and

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it's a it's a it's a great chapter. You'll love

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the book.

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Now. A lot of people I can't cannot cannot wait

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to read it. I'm so excited, Like just turned on

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listening to you. A lot of people equate happiness to

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financial success and things. And what am I going to

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learn in the book about that?

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Well, happiness. Money is important, Okay, let's let's get that

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off the table. Listen. But it's not going to buy

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you happiness. The good use of money is really important

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how you do it, But it's it's it's the mindset.

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It's the pursuit of happiness that counts. Taking your happiness seriously,

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wanting what you want, and what you want is important,

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your dreams, your purpose is in life, what you want

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to achieve in your career, what you want to treat

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with your family, what you want to achieve. Your purpose

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is all around what you've value. Are you pursuing those values,

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are you living those values? This is what it's all about.

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Money helps, But it's all those other spiritual things, if

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you like, psychological things, that are really the root of happiness.

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they're very unhappy, and this is.

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buy your happiness. But you certainly can throw into problems.

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But that's about the extent of it. So let's play

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this out. How does the right now the world could

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use this more than ever. So how do let's say

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if I just did this fantasy and said, Okay, everybody's

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gonna everybody's going to do this prequest, everybody's going to

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do the happiness planning. What the how does the world

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look different?

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Well, as you know, Donnie, when you're happy, your family

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tends to be happy, your friends are happier, and happiness ripples,

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it spreads. And if this idea gets into the world,

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which I'm I'm working very hard to get it into

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the world. Talking to you because you're going to buy

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lots of these books and you're going to tell all

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your friends about it, right, So I am, yes, I am.

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If this goes, it spreads, it ripples, It doesn't stay

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just with you. It goes down to your family, to

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your friends, and to your community. And if a lot

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of wealthy people did this, and it's not just about wealth,

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it's possessions, it's time, it's love, it's wisdom that we

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can share with others while we're still alive here and now.

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And if that gets into the world and there's a

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lot of people start doing this, then this that the

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happiest level in the world will increase little by little,

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and I'd be very happy about that.

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Mister Barney, it's been inspirational talking to you. I am

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going to get this book immediately. I could recommend it

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just based on what we've talked about to anybody because

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we all could use little happiness. I appreciate take, appreciate

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you taking the time.

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Happy to be here. Thanks Donnie,