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Speaker 3: Hello, and how are you on this Memorial Day? This
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Speaker 3: is Ron Edwards. You are listening to the Law Edwards
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Speaker 3: American Experience Memorial Day edition. And we've got a specialist.
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Speaker 3: Today's name is Steve great talk show hosts. We'll be
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Speaker 3: talking with him in a few minutes. But you know,
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Speaker 3: you might surprise hearing me lying. Many many posts across
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Speaker 3: this great nation have taken the day off. But to me,
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Speaker 3: you know, it's a time to work. It's a time
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Speaker 3: to show my appreciation in my own way. So that's
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Speaker 3: why I decided to do the show. To you know,
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Speaker 3: in some ways, there are two different Americans on Memorial Day.
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Speaker 3: In one, americans go on vacation, perhaps indulge in some
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Speaker 3: kind of barbecue, shopping, or just relaxing on a beautiful beach.
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Speaker 3: But for those who have ties to the United States military,
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Speaker 3: it's a totally different, often somber occasion, usually marked by
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Speaker 3: visiting the graves of friends and family members who died
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Speaker 3: serving in various armed conflicts. That's more in line with
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Speaker 3: how the holiday was first celebrated before it was even
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Speaker 3: cold Memorial Day. Originally it was called Decoration Day. The
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Speaker 3: occasion was first marked three years after the end of
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Speaker 3: the Civil War. On May fifth, eighteen sixty eight, John Logan,
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Speaker 3: who was the head of the Grand Army of the
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Speaker 3: Republic the Major Union Army Veterans Association, issued a proclamation
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Speaker 3: from his Washington, d c. Office telling Americans to celebrate
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Speaker 3: Decoration Day on May thirtieth. He urged to decorate Civil
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Speaker 3: War graves with the choicest flowers of springtime, cherishing tenderly
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Speaker 3: the memory of our historic dead, Logan said, and a
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Speaker 3: speech at the eighteen sixty eight event, who made their
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Speaker 3: breasts of barbecue between our country and its foes, we
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Speaker 3: should guard their graves with sacred vigilance. On May thirty
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Speaker 3: of eighteen sixty eight, ceremony is considered the first National
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Speaker 3: Memorial Day celebration ever to be held at Arlington National Cemetery. Now,
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Speaker 3: in more recent years, scholars including historian David Blight, have
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Speaker 3: pointed out that while the tradition of Memorial Day may
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Speaker 3: have caught on after the eighteen sixty eight Arlington National
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Speaker 3: Cemetery ceremony, freed slaves first decorated soldier's graves even much earlier,
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Speaker 3: on May one of eighteen sixty five in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Speaker 3: The event became an annual tradition, and the name shifted
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Speaker 3: as decades passed and the United States fought in more wars.
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Speaker 3: Congress made May thirtieth a national holiday in eighteen six.
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Speaker 3: In eighteen eighty nine, after World War One and World
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Speaker 3: War II, Memorial Day became the more common name for
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Speaker 3: the occasion, then Decoration Day, to honor the veterans of
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Speaker 3: all US armed conflicts. For example, in a May twenty second,
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Speaker 3: nineteen fifty proclamation, President Harry Truman described a Memorial Day
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Speaker 3: as an occasion that quote has long been set aside
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Speaker 3: for paying tribute to those who lost their lives in
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Speaker 3: war quote. And in nineteen sixty eight, President Lyndon Johnson
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Speaker 3: signed a bill into law designating the day Memorial Day
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Speaker 3: and dating it the last Monday in May. And so
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Speaker 3: since then we have been taking the time to memorialize,
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Speaker 3: remember the sacrifices of those who gave it all so
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Speaker 3: that we could have it all if we don't give
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Speaker 3: it all away throughout our foolishness that we have been
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Speaker 3: experiencing and observing in the last few years. And that
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Speaker 3: is the thing. Part of memorializing those who have done
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Speaker 3: great things in the past is not just sitting around
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Speaker 3: or standing around and memory, you know, remembering them and
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Speaker 3: shedding a tear or two for their great sacrifice. But
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Speaker 3: in my humble opinion, a greater tribute of memory would
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Speaker 3: be for us to maintain what they gave their lives
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Speaker 3: to fight for. What good is it to remember those
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Speaker 3: who fought for liberty? But we decide to allow the
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Speaker 3: current regime, for example, to take away all of our liberties.
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Speaker 3: To me, that is a way of just stomping on
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Speaker 3: their graves. We might as well just forget about memorial Dave.
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Speaker 3: We're not willing to take the time to further ingrain
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Speaker 3: their memory into the lexicon of American life by ourselves
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Speaker 3: today continuing the fight for liberty. That's how you truly
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Speaker 3: remember those who fought before you is to continue the fight.
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Speaker 3: And in my humble opinion. We have never ever in
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Speaker 3: the history of this Republic been in a greater need
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Speaker 3: for a united effort to restore liberty and justice for
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Speaker 3: all in our great United States of America. Memorial Days
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Speaker 3: should be taught, it should be recognized in every school
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Speaker 3: of the country. At one time, most school children were
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Speaker 3: taken to local grave sites. Every city has a great
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Speaker 3: cemetery that where soldiers are buried, and it used to
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Speaker 3: be that students were taken to decorate the graves, and
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Speaker 3: we're told about the wonderful sacrifices that these individuals made,
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Speaker 3: and they were made to appreciate. They were taught to
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Speaker 3: appreciate why they went to war, what they died for,
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Speaker 3: so that they could have a better life. But it
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Speaker 3: didn't end there. They were also encouraged to themselves in
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Speaker 3: their own way, to take on the cause of liberty, because,
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Speaker 3: as Ronald Reagan once said, we are always one generation
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Speaker 3: away from losing our freedoms. One generation, that's all it takes.
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Speaker 3: And we're just about their folks because we have too
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Speaker 3: many of our fellow brethren have forgotten the memory of
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Speaker 3: those who have died and gave the ultimate sacrifice. You know,
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Speaker 3: it's almost as bad as so many so called Christians
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Speaker 3: have forgotten the ultimate sacrifice of y're Shure. And the
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Speaker 3: evidence of both groups forgetting the great sacrifice is the
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Speaker 3: fact that they don't carry on the traditions that they
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Speaker 3: died for and in the case of Yeshua, rose from
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Speaker 3: the grave for so I implore you, my fellow Americans,
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Speaker 3: I challenge you to turn back and teach your children
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Speaker 3: about the greatness in sacrifice for the liberties they're still
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Speaker 3: partially enjoying. Because right now we are relatively free in
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Speaker 3: this country. We're not truly free anymore. We have marginal freedom,
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Speaker 3: We have marginal liberties in this country called the United
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Speaker 3: States of America today. And I have much evidence to
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Speaker 3: back up what I'm saying. Just read a story before
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Speaker 3: we are going on the air about how farmers across
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Speaker 3: the country are being bullied by the Food and Drug
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Speaker 3: Administration and being forced not to even take care of
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Speaker 3: their animals unless they go according to FDA dictates, and
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Speaker 3: when the FDA says they can take care of their animals.
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Speaker 3: And that's just one example of how when you forget
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Speaker 3: why and how liberty was established, when you forget to
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Speaker 3: respect the memory of those who died for your liberties,
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Speaker 3: you will no longer live for your liberties. And if
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Speaker 3: you don't live for your liberties, your country will die
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Speaker 3: and be taken right from under you, as has been
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Speaker 3: the case in many cases, in many examples, one of
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Speaker 3: which are the Chinese are literally buying the farms right
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Speaker 3: out from under us. Literally. I happen to live in
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Speaker 3: one of the states where huge amounts of farmland are
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Speaker 3: being given away to the Chinese. And I say in
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Speaker 3: a way because the price is that they're charging them
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Speaker 3: is not that that expensive. But that's what happens when
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Speaker 3: you have a population of people who no longer appreciate
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Speaker 3: their liberty. If you don't or know their rights, and
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Speaker 3: if you don't know these rights and liberties that those
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Speaker 3: who died to secure them for us, if you don't
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Speaker 3: know them, you don't have any But let's work to
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Speaker 8: On this Memorial Day, I know that everybody is remembering
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Speaker 8: the fallen soldiers who have paid the ultimate price for
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Speaker 8: our country, and it's a country that we all love.
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Speaker 8: At Arlington Cemetery, I met a young boy named Christian Jacobs.
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Speaker 8: He was special. He was standing fully in a uniform.
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Speaker 8: His father was a great man to him, and he
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Speaker 8: was a great man to me. And Christian was standing
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Speaker 8: over his father's grave saluting. It was something I'll never forget.
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Speaker 8: Arlington is a special place, and our country is a
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Speaker 8: special place. As Americans, we come together to remember our
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Speaker 8: great heroes on this Memorial Day.
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Speaker 3: It's all in and we're back. This is a Rond
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Speaker 3: Eberts American experience. Thanks so much for tuning in. Whether
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Speaker 3: you're in the United States, so whether you're in Kenya,
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Speaker 3: I see Great Britain, I see India, Pakistan, and many
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Speaker 3: other nations around the world. Thanks so much for tuning in.
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Speaker 3: It is possible. Each of the three hundred thousand graves
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Speaker 3: at Arlington National Cemetery have flowers on their headstones, as
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Speaker 3: Americans observed this Memorial Day. When donors and the floral
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Speaker 3: industry heard more flowers were needed for this special day,
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Speaker 3: they quickly stepped up to help. Stars and Stripes reported
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Speaker 3: and this is an example. It's little stories like this
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Speaker 3: that reminds me that we are still a great nation,
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Speaker 3: that there are still many great people who understand, who
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Speaker 3: love this country, who more importantly love God, their families,
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Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera. And it's because of people like them.
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Speaker 3: I cannot give up. Sometime I feel like giving up
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Speaker 3: when I see some of the things that are shenanigans,
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Speaker 3: that are just spewing about. But then I see something
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Speaker 3: like this, and I'm reminded, Ron, there's too many great
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Speaker 3: people for you to dare and give up. So I
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Speaker 3: shall not give up now they should you. I know
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Speaker 3: someone else who hasn't given up. His name is Tim Tapp.
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Speaker 3: He's a great talk show host. I consider him to
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Speaker 3: be a great friend, even though I never met him physically,
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Speaker 3: but he's still a great friend, and we welcome him.
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Speaker 3: Hello Tim, and welcome back.
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Speaker 1: Well, hi there, Ron, thank you so much for having
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Speaker 1: me back. I appreciate every opportunity I get to spend
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Speaker 1: with you, and fortunately for me, the day of remembrance
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Speaker 1: to me that opportunity to join you in your great audience.
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Speaker 1: I hope everyone is balancing the enjoyment of the liberties
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Speaker 1: that have been paid for through the blood and sacrifice
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Speaker 1: of those that were supposed to remember today, and of
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Speaker 1: course with the somber remembrance of that sacrifice. So hope
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Speaker 1: everyone's having a great day.
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Speaker 3: Amen to that. You know, I was with a group
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Speaker 3: of patriots earlier today. I had to lead the gathering
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Speaker 3: so I could get back to do the show, but
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Speaker 3: it was it was great to be amongst people who
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Speaker 3: not were just you know, Yeah, there was barbecuing going on.
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Speaker 3: There was a lot of good eating, trust me. But
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Speaker 3: everyone was there because, you know, the conversation was about
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Speaker 3: our country. The conversation was about concern for our country.
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Speaker 3: We had a little prayer, and it was just good stuff,
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Speaker 3: good good, good company, good conversation. And it's always good
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Speaker 3: to be amongst fellow Americans to understand what time we're in.
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Speaker 3: But at the same time, they're not deterred because they
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Speaker 3: remember what others went through before, and we may be
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Speaker 3: in a situation where we have to go through something
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Speaker 3: very similar to him. But I'm obligated. You know, if
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Speaker 3: Yashua did what he did, if all the founders of
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Speaker 3: this country did, I mean, the things that they lost,
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Speaker 3: and let's not ever forget the Greatest generation and the
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Speaker 3: men who died in the Civil War and the First
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Speaker 3: World War, all in the cause of liberty. We cannot forget,
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Speaker 3: and we would be foolish, we would not be decent
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Speaker 3: human beings, in my opinion, if we were just to
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Speaker 3: forget about it and just go on about our way
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Speaker 3: and just try to live for our own sake only.
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Speaker 3: And case h what say you.
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Speaker 1: Well, as is so? In the case ron, I can't
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Speaker 1: possibly agree with you more.
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Speaker 10: I would like to. I'd like to find a way
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Speaker 10: to agree more.
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Speaker 2: I can't.
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Speaker 10: You're absolutely spot.
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Speaker 1: On it is it's important for us to remember. I mean,
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Speaker 1: you've already alluded to it. Sometimes it's hard to continue
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Speaker 1: in the fight. Sometimes you feel like you're not getting anywhere,
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Speaker 1: you feel like you're spinning your wheels. You get a
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Speaker 1: ton of evidence of wrongdoing and it gets.
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Speaker 10: Played off like it's nothing.
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Speaker 1: You get patriots standing up for what's right, and they're
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Speaker 1: treated like horrible criminals. And we see all this play
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Speaker 1: out in front of our eyes, and we know it's
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Speaker 1: still up to us to.
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Speaker 10: Bear that torch.
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Speaker 1: We have a responsibility those of us, whether we want
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Speaker 1: it or not. If we're going to enjoy the blessings
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Speaker 1: that this nation has provided us, we need to stand
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Speaker 1: up and protect the very principles that led.
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Speaker 10: To those blessings.
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Speaker 1: And it's just so disheartening at times. But at the
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Speaker 1: same time, as you already said, that's why it's good
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Speaker 1: for folks to get together and to commiserate to a degree,
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Speaker 1: to strategize to another, because we do have so much
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Speaker 1: greatness ahead of us. All we have to do is
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Speaker 1: stay the course and push back against those that would
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Speaker 1: have it all destroyed.
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Speaker 3: And speaking of one individual who I'm thinking is very
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Speaker 3: destructive pivoting a bit to some current events, Lindsey Graham
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Speaker 3: a very irritating individual. Linji Graham is like a human tick.
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Speaker 3: He says that Russian Interior Ministry, well, I'm sorry the
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Speaker 3: Russian Interior Ministry issued an arrest warrant for US Senator
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Speaker 3: Lenzi Graham following his comments related to the fighting in Ukraine.
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Speaker 3: Now the thing that got me and I was very
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Speaker 3: disturbed when Graham made the remarks as he kissed the
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Speaker 3: backside of Zelensky, that comedian saying that the United States
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Speaker 3: text our tax dollars were never better spent than when
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Speaker 3: they were killing Russians. I believe I'm paraphrasing, but that
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Speaker 3: is the meaning of it. And this is He's one
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Speaker 3: of the reasons why we have to fight so hard
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Speaker 3: tim not only physically, but to re establish truth. Because
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Speaker 3: if anyone looks at that struggle over there, that regional
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Speaker 3: conflict which we should not physically be in, we should
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Speaker 3: have allowed Mother Russia to do what she had to do,
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Speaker 3: because they've been poking the bear for twenty years. Maybe
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Speaker 3: more than that since during the Clinton administration, and for
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Speaker 3: him to come out and say something like that to
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Speaker 3: a major nuclear power, it just puts us in a
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Speaker 3: bad way. And I'm going to say something else him.
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Speaker 3: I just want to really get your take on it,
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Speaker 3: because I know you'll have an intelligent take on it.
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Speaker 3: You know how in the Bible it talks about how
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Speaker 3: in the last days Gog and Magog and many of
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Speaker 3: them say that or God, one of the two is Russia,
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Speaker 3: and how they be attacking Israel, and some of some
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Speaker 3: have even thrown the United States into that. And when
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Speaker 3: I first started hearing this, when I first came to
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Speaker 3: the Lord and they talked about these things before I
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Speaker 3: did my own studies, I kind of bought it face value.
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Speaker 3: Now I do see that possibility coming into in the light. However,
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Speaker 3: it's not as clear and cut as the way they
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Speaker 3: would explain it. I think that some of the reasons
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Speaker 3: why this stuff is going to happen is we kind
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Speaker 3: of been poking the bear. See it doesn't say in
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Speaker 3: the Bible they're just it doesn't explain exactly why they're attacking.
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Speaker 3: And I think some of this stuff is our to
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Speaker 3: our own undoing Israel has been tweaking the bear by
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Speaker 3: giving technology to Ukraine. The United States has been giving
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Speaker 3: just about anything and everything to Ukraine, So something jumps off.
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Speaker 3: Pudin was almost was an almost ally just three years
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Speaker 3: ago under the Trump regime. Now she's being turned purposefully
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Speaker 3: by the globalist into a horrible enemy while China eats
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Speaker 3: our lunch from the rear. So it's what do you
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Speaker 3: think about that? Or does it sound foolish?
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Speaker 10: Oh no, it's not foolish.
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Speaker 1: The thing you have to remember is that as things
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Speaker 1: are revealed through the Bible, all of the minutias stripped away.
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Speaker 1: So those details about what roles individuals play in bringing
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Speaker 1: it about, they're not necessarily there. They're not as important
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Speaker 1: as the point that this is what's going to happen.
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Speaker 1: So again, I think you're spot on, and we kind
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Speaker 1: of have what I'll refer to here.
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Speaker 10: As the fog of war.
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Speaker 1: Although technically I suppose you could argue against that particular verbiage.
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Speaker 1: I think it's apropos because we are at war war
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Speaker 1: against globalists, were at war against those that would destroy
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Speaker 1: individual liberty freedoms, at war at those who see Christianity
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Speaker 1: as a threat to them, and it's not at all
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Speaker 1: uncommon or should certainly not be unexpected that somebody like
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Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham, who has used Ukraine as a piggy bank
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Speaker 1: the same way that the Biden crime family has, has
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Speaker 1: a vested interest in trying to keep that conflict going.
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Speaker 10: So you're spot on, we need to look at why.
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Speaker 10: But the truth's already been.
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Speaker 3: Revealed, Amen, And the truth of the bottom of the
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Speaker 3: after us, but we owe them our best. Well, Tim,
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Speaker 3: welcome back. And I'm looking at a picture here that
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Speaker 3: that just greates me beyond belief. I'm looking at Lindsey
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Speaker 3: Graham hugging Zelenski, and you know what, we talked about that.
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Speaker 3: And I'm going to move on, Tim, because I don't
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Speaker 3: want to say something that will get me shut off.
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Speaker 3: So I'm going to turn to something that is equally
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Speaker 3: as stupid. Now, Alexandria or Casio Cortez has pushed outdated
31:10
Speaker 3: Corona chinavirus guidelines. She's pushing for the re establishment of
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Speaker 3: Corona chinavirus guidelines in the country. It's still if you
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Speaker 3: call her office, it still mentions Corona chinavirus guidelines urging
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Speaker 3: individuals to social distance. Now, Tim, do you think that
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Speaker 3: the woman is her brain is like a cracked egg
31:37
Speaker 3: or is she just that evil?
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Speaker 1: I tend to think it's probably a combination of the two.
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Speaker 1: She's that evil because she sold her soul to accept
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Speaker 1: this role in the government that she now holds. But
31:54
Speaker 1: she's far from the brightest tool in the shed. I
31:57
Speaker 1: mean the sharpest tool right as light and writ a
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Speaker 1: crayon in the box, whatever phrasing you want to use,
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Speaker 1: She's a long.
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Speaker 10: Way off from any of it.
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Speaker 1: I hate even having to bring up her name anymore
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Speaker 1: because I thought as a country we had managed to
32:15
Speaker 1: move past it.
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Speaker 10: But she now is delving.
32:18
Speaker 1: The depths of stupidity so far that we can't help
32:21
Speaker 1: but talk about her again.
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Speaker 10: It's astounding to me.
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Speaker 1: I mean, she single handedly ran Amazon out of her
32:28
Speaker 1: district so that New Yorkers couldn't get the jobs that
32:32
Speaker 1: came along with that. She single handily continues to promote
32:36
Speaker 1: anti Semitism while pretending to be for inclusivity. And this
32:43
Speaker 1: is just another one of those aspects where she is
32:46
Speaker 1: following what her handlers have told her to do. And
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Speaker 1: that's all this is. As far as her political career,
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Speaker 1: She's never had an original thought, she's never done anything
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Speaker 1: on her own.
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Speaker 10: She was selected to audition for this role.
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Speaker 1: We've all heard the stories, we know them to be true,
33:05
Speaker 1: and the Justice Democrats, which shamefully based out of Nashville, Tennessee,
33:10
Speaker 1: have continued to move this person forward as some type
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Speaker 1: of shining beacon of what they think the next generation
33:19
Speaker 1: should be. And the whole time, she just follows talking
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Speaker 1: point after talking point, and clearly her handlers just haven't
33:25
Speaker 1: given her a new talking point yet. But beyond that,
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Speaker 1: everything that we know came from the lockdowns and the
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Speaker 1: mandates and the vaccines and all the other aspects here
33:39
Speaker 1: were never about public health. That was always about control.
33:43
Speaker 1: And that's certainly something that AOC and all the people
33:47
Speaker 1: associated with her definitely desperately would like to reassert their
33:52
Speaker 1: control over us and our freedom. Even now in most
33:56
Speaker 1: blue states, though nobody's paying attention to it.
33:59
Speaker 10: They know it's long gone. It's beating a dead horse.
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Speaker 1: But we're going to see them push anyway, and they're
34:05
Speaker 1: going to come up with some new reason to do it.
34:09
Speaker 1: I don't even have to say mark my words, because
34:11
Speaker 1: I don't think there's anybody that doubts that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true. And unfortunately, I you're hammering home with
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Speaker 3: the truth there. Unfortunately, because they are planning another scandemic.
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Speaker 3: They've already stated that Claus Schwab, the homosexual that heads
34:33
Speaker 3: up the World Health Organization, that freak. They've stated, look
34:38
Speaker 3: out here it comes. But anyway, here's something else that's
34:41
Speaker 3: that's come along tim the you know, the the budget situation,
34:47
Speaker 3: they finally came together on agreements. I haven't read it,
34:52
Speaker 3: and what I have read is that they came to
34:55
Speaker 3: an agreement and that I guess they slow the rate
34:58
Speaker 3: of spending. They did get rid of the increasing the
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Speaker 3: size of the Internal Revenue Service brigade, and a few
35:08
Speaker 3: other things that I agree with. But you have fools,
35:11
Speaker 3: and I mean that fools like King Jefferies who said
35:15
Speaker 3: there's nothing in the bill for Democrats. So that means
35:18
Speaker 3: if it's not totally destructive to our republic turned mobiocracy,
35:24
Speaker 3: then that means there's nothing for Democrats. Because when was
35:27
Speaker 3: the last time, Tim, Oh, Tim, my friend, when was
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Speaker 3: the last time you heard an idea being pushed adamantly
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Speaker 3: by Democrats that was not harmful or almost deadly for
35:39
Speaker 3: this country? When was the last time I beseech you
35:42
Speaker 3: to remind me of such an endeavor? Well, I hate
35:48
Speaker 3: to have to go after John Kennedy. I'm sorry, after
35:53
Speaker 3: John Kennedy.
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Speaker 10: Well, see, now you took away my only opposite. That's
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Speaker 10: the last answer. Yeah, of course I was going to
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Speaker 10: praise it that.
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Speaker 1: Obviously he wouldn't be allowed in the Democratic Party today,
36:08
Speaker 1: not by a long shot, because he lots of reasons
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Speaker 1: and not the point of what you're trying to go to.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, absolutely, these people are not happy unless they're
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Speaker 1: being destructive. They are part of this globalist cabal that
36:22
Speaker 1: still sees the Constitution as an obstacle and they want
36:26
Speaker 1: to see this republic destroyed. As such, they want to reimagined.
36:32
Speaker 1: That's the terms they like to use now, a bold
36:35
Speaker 1: reimagining as a democracy, so that they can stupefy the masses,
36:41
Speaker 1: as you would say, and get them to vote themselves
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Speaker 1: into oblivion. Because that's the same thing that we've seen
36:47
Speaker 1: happen time and time again to the south of US,
36:51
Speaker 1: in places like Venezuela and in other places throughout Europe.
36:55
Speaker 1: They keep voting for these things that are promised to
36:58
Speaker 1: be good for them with no real understanding of how
37:03
Speaker 1: devastating they actually are.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, this whole thing. The most ridiculous aspect is the
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Speaker 10: way they played off the drama from the get go.
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Speaker 1: I kept having to tell my wife because she was
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Speaker 1: watching mainstream legacy media.
37:17
Speaker 10: I was having to.
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Speaker 1: Tell her it's like, look, if they decide to stop
37:21
Speaker 1: the sending the checks for Social Security or stop spending
37:24
Speaker 1: the checks for our military, it's because they chose to,
37:28
Speaker 1: and they did that in violation of the law. The
37:31
Speaker 1: mandatory spending doesn't touch you. It's not that dissimilar from
37:34
Speaker 1: a government shutdown. And every single time they talk about
37:38
Speaker 1: the fourteenth Amendment, all the fourteenth Amendment says is that
37:41
Speaker 1: you can't deny the legitimacy of our debt. It does
37:45
Speaker 1: not say that you have an unlimited green light to
37:49
Speaker 1: go get more debt in order to meet your debt obligations.
37:54
Speaker 1: That still goes back to Congress. That is in the
37:56
Speaker 1: hands of those who control the purse strings. And the
37:59
Speaker 1: reason the Democrats don't want to say that out loud,
38:01
Speaker 1: and unfortunately, way too many people with an R at
38:04
Speaker 1: the end of their name don't want to say that
38:05
Speaker 1: out loud, is because the first places that get cut
38:09
Speaker 1: is the spending.
38:10
Speaker 10: For their little pet projects.
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Speaker 1: And they can't have that because that's how they by
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Speaker 1: vote to manipulate the populace.
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Speaker 3: Yep. And it's funny. I talked about that several days
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Speaker 3: ago on the show, the fourteenth Amendment. And see, all
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Speaker 3: people have to do is read. That's all they have
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Speaker 3: to do. Tim It's just too It's called reading and
38:29
Speaker 3: a little studying, and they'll find out that ninety nine
38:32
Speaker 3: percent of all utterances from the Democrats are all ball
38:36
Speaker 3: face lies. I want to get to that real quick here,
38:43
Speaker 3: because we're running. Oh father of girl lost skiing, who
38:51
Speaker 3: lost a skiing competition. You know, I'm tired of this
38:57
Speaker 3: trans athlete situation with the females. But you know what,
39:01
Speaker 3: I don't take the same take that anybody else takes.
39:03
Speaker 3: Tim I'm almost to the point where I'm saying to
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Speaker 3: all these American females, most of ninety percent of all
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Speaker 3: American females are disrespectors of men. They are feminist bullies,
39:15
Speaker 3: and for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction.
39:19
Speaker 3: And I think that feminism opened the door to this,
39:23
Speaker 3: and now feminists are feeling the heat of the discrimination
39:27
Speaker 3: they and the judiciary have together been perpetrating against American
39:32
Speaker 3: men physically since the nineteen seventies. What say you? You
39:37
Speaker 3: got about thirty seconds and we can finish it on
39:39
Speaker 3: the other side of the break.
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Speaker 1: All right, Well, that's certainly a unique take. I have
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Speaker 1: not heard anybody else make that point, so kudos to
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Speaker 1: you Ron for making it.
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Speaker 10: And it's a good point.
39:52
Speaker 1: The legitleman push the Feminazis as our good friend Rush
39:57
Speaker 1: may he rest in peace used to call them. This
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Speaker 1: But at the same time, there's just so much wrong
40:06
Speaker 1: with what's going on here. I have a hard time
40:09
Speaker 1: feeling good about it no matter what. But I certainly
40:12
Speaker 1: can't argue with your point of view, and I think
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, we used to have.
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Speaker 1: Availability for this type of a drop off at a
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Speaker 10: At least they've got that option.
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Speaker 1: Now you can make the argument that there's a lot
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Speaker 1: of folks out there that's not exactly shining that light,
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Speaker 1: but that was through choices they've made, and they got
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Speaker 1: the opportunity to make that choice. This is another great opportunity,
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Speaker 1: and I would like to see other states fallows suit
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Speaker 1: to make a return. A lot of states actually still
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Speaker 1: have laws on the books that allow for this kind
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Speaker 1: of thing, but it's so inconvenient, it's so not that
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Speaker 1: convenience should be the major point here, mind you, but
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Speaker 1: still it's still scary for a mother that just gave
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Speaker 1: So yeah, I'm very much like you think it's a
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Speaker 1: great opportunity to save lives, and anytime we can do
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Speaker 1: that and make sure that we're not murdering preborn baby
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Speaker 1: humans as the alternative, it's a plus. And I was
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Speaker 1: very happy to see that happen. It actually was fairly nearby.
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Speaker 1: I believe it actually just up around Knoxville, so not
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Speaker 1: too far from where I'm at, so definitely a plus.
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Speaker 1: A few days ago this happened and it's making the rounds,
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Speaker 1: but I noticed it's not getting a whole lot of
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Speaker 1: national traction because again it goes against the narrative, let's
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Speaker 1: go murder the preborn baby humans. I heaven forbid, we
47:20
Speaker 1: should have alternatives.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's why I wanted to bring light to it,
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Speaker 3: thank you so much for spending your Memorial Day or
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Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, and let me reciprocate that back to
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Speaker 10: Be listening at all.
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Speaker 3: Right, thank you so much, sir. Take care well, you know, folks,
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Speaker 3: this twenty twenty three Memorial Day, all Americans need to
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Speaker 3: In addition, our freedom, our right to choose our own
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Speaker 3: paths toward happiness, our Bill of Rights. We celebrate our
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Speaker 3: US Constitution, our liberty and freedom to participate, and the
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Speaker 3: greatest republic ever created in the world. Why are so
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Speaker 3: many of us uneasy? The simple answer is every thing
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Speaker 3: every man and woman fought and died for from Valley Forge,
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Speaker 3: World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and
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Speaker 3: Iraq as quickly vanishing as our country no longer enjoys
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Speaker 3: a sovereign border. We're being invaded by an unarmed army
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Speaker 3: of illegal alien border jumpers. They're pouring in over the
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Speaker 3: border by the millions. They're being invited by uncle socialist
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden and or his handlers. I believe it's a combination.
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Speaker 3: He's been against America for many years. Congress continues to
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Speaker 3: sit on its thumbs up their ear ends, doing nothing
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Speaker 3: to stop the invasion. Whatever the outcome, it won't be kind, gentle,
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Speaker 3: or peaceful. It will not be my friends. And the
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Speaker 3: longer we wait to do something about it, the more
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Speaker 3: difficult it will be to do anything about it. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: they say they come to take the jobs that Americans
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Speaker 3: won't work at, which anyone with a modicum of intelligence
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Speaker 3: can understand as one of the biggest lies ever per perpetrated.
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Speaker 3: First of all, there are more illegal border crossers in
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Speaker 3: the country technically than there are open job positions. I
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Speaker 3: would say if there's let's say, let's say if there
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Speaker 3: were eleven million open job positions across the country, eleven
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Speaker 3: million right now with forty million illegal border crossers, and
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Speaker 3: I think I'm being very low in my estimation, so
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Speaker 3: I'll leave it at forty million. That's still many times
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Speaker 3: more than the available slots. And by the way, this
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Speaker 3: has been an argument for decades, and since there are
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Speaker 3: so many more illegal border crossers than open jobs, why
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Speaker 3: aren't those jobs being filled by the illegal border crosses
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Speaker 3: that the Americans won't take? There are now jobs that
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Speaker 3: are open that Americans cannot acquire, especially if you're a
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Speaker 3: white American. Many companies are going totally non American, non minal.
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Speaker 3: If you're a white American, you cannot work here. And
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Speaker 3: you know what's funny though, speaking about even legal border crossers.
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Speaker 3: You ever notice if you go to a shop and
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Speaker 3: it's Vietnamese or usually they're Vietnamese or Filipino. Right? You
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Speaker 3: ever notice how when foreigners opened businesses in this country,
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Speaker 3: it's all family. They're not obligated to hire people of
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Speaker 3: other races or hire Americans. But yet, if you're born
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Speaker 3: in this country, whose tax dollars pay for half of
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Speaker 3: the survival of the planet, if I open a job,
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Speaker 3: I've got to be open to freaks, other people, this, that,
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Speaker 3: and the other. I couldn't just hire only my family members.
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Speaker 3: I think that's something we need to check here in
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Speaker 3: this country. It's another example of where foreigners have more
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Speaker 3: rights than we who were born in this country, born
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Speaker 3: in the country based upon an alienvile rights for Americans
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Speaker 3: and people that they're coming to this country should be thankful,
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Speaker 3: but should have to live by the same laws that
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Speaker 3: we do. If Americans have to hire freaks and people
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Speaker 3: of other races and mix it up, then foreigners, when
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Speaker 3: they come to this country and open a business, they
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Speaker 3: too should be required to hire freaks and you know,
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Speaker 3: people of other skin colors and things of that nature
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Speaker 3: like they like to do. Now. I know you leftists
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Speaker 3: don't like me to say things like that, freaks, but
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Speaker 3: that's what they are, freaks and we will continue to
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Speaker 3: defreak America on this the run and words American experience.
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Speaker 3: I thank you for spending this Memorial Day with me,
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Speaker 3: and we will continue to celebrate America every single day.
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Speaker 3: Now that I see that my time is up, yep,
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Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time on this great
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Speaker 3: Memorial Day. I'm on Edwards. Remember to pray for your nation,
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Speaker 3: pray for your neighbors, and, as the Bible says, even
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Speaker 3: your enemies, and also to treat others as you would
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Speaker 3: want to be treated. That will go a long way
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Speaker 3: to restoring our republic. My friends, until twenty three hours
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Speaker 3: from now, by now.
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Speaker 7: To change your direction, change your should make the new collection.
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Speaker 3: Everyone. Let's lee the way the way to ride today.
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Speaker 10: Everyone love.
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Speaker 14: Because I don't now.
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Speaker 5: Now be scar.
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Speaker 4: The body would bob.
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Speaker 2: With the night.
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Speaker 3: All is sempathy, lose.
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Speaker 14: The day of the day, the day we're change the
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Speaker 14: day away.
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Speaker 3: Let them know we're not afraid to buy the ball.
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Speaker 12: The You.
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Speaker 6: Don't one another, my boat, trust one another, you no
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Speaker 6: one another?
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Speaker 10: Now love one another now, said.
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Speaker 3: I want one another. My dot on one another one
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Speaker 3: love one another now